Lexington High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Lexington, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1984 volume:

Photo Courtesy of: Dill Edwards Photography Purcell. OK 1 We alwoys knew Toni Shea ond Angle Ramsey were dumb blondes or heorr. bur cowgirls?? TRUE BLUE Lisa this the Smurfin our? Huffman - Nor everyone knows rhof Rod Clevelond Is o long losr relorive of Fesrus off Gunsmoke Beauty Is In rhe eye of rhe beholder as Cloy llle demonstrates Olivio ond John they oren’t. but Gino Plovchok and Teri Sheo do their best to Grease Lightning. We oil know Angle Toylor hos certain talents, but we didn't know portroylng Boy George is one of them! Mr. Roach ond Mrs. Sterling show their talents of getting into the swing of things (above) Natalie Gardner ond Missy Thompson seem to hove left their megaphones or home Notolie creates her own while Mtssy doesn't need ony help (left). Opening — 3 We con olwoys ex- pect the unusual from Gino Horn, but Isn't this expression a bit much? Ho one can soy Lexington High School doesn't hove pretty girls, especially when these four freshmen. Corey Bonner. Chris Coker. Honk Brothers, ond Greg Driskill. discover o new tolent — modeling (left)! Lori Shinn s mother’s wordrobe comes in han- dy or the tolent show (below) 4 — Opening This must be one of the more enjoyoble pep assemblies. Society Classes — 5 Ronoe Lomb Vice-President Miss ond Mr. LHS Ronoe Lamb and Ross Shore Uso Morte Wilhite Secretory Liso Down Workins Reporter Klmberty Lyn Anderson S. Renee Argo Mlchoel A. Box Chorkxte Brooks Mlchoel Dortn Cormock Gory Lee Coker Mlchoel Woyne Coker John Croslln Shelley Oosslond Jomes HorokJ Dnskill Jr. Luerro Ann Edwards Morvln Gober Timothy Dove Goosen Nolen Nody Holley Kell Gerdon Hor demon Kimberly Mosley Hooper DonHoynes Regina G. Horn Uso Doriene Huffman Renlta Harrison Sobrino Ann Johnson Seniors — Sherry Chris Shannon Kidder This Senior Goss Is known for ' togetherness ond being loud; or this gome. Heritage Holl Is the object of their screoms Andrea Pool Mogglo Gregory Allen McKIddy Mlchoel Don McQuerrey Shono Melton Lorry Roy Metre Mark Monse Ron Spike Morris She ey Dyon Otson Delon no S Owen Angelo Dkme Romsey Julio Roe Riggs Timothy Scott Rivero Jonis Morle Scoff Toni Elizoberh Sheo Cynthiol)ovey ShocKey Lourie Ann Spor Lorry Michoel Stockdole Ricky Sohenis Willkwn Greg Weotherford Croig S Wenthold Seniors Nor Pictured Jomie Curtis Kevin Finnell DovkJ Goosen Justin Reed Richard Smith Cynthio Hinkle Wilkins Leon Edword Wilson Debbie Lynne Yeory Senior Sponsors Mr. Steve Bloir Mrs. Rebecco Jones Mr. Al Rooch Mr. Kermit Selzer Color recognition — The stoff would like to rhonk the follow- ing business for helping to provide the color in the 1964 yearbook. Locoi Federal Savings G Loons 422 W Moin Purcell. OK 70060 Ms. Deboroh Sobel Mrs. Cheryl Sterling Most Mischievous Ron Morris and Gno Horn Best Dressed Cyndi Wilkins and John Goslin Best Looking Gaig Wenrhold and Kim Anderson Most Talented Paul Moggio and Sobrino Johnson 84 Juniors Chris Anderson Borry Askew Jock Block Terry Boyd Regino Briscoe Kevin Brirroin Brooke Brothers Jimmy Brown Loquiro Burchett Mike Cogle Kevin Coldwell Wode Childress Roy Compton Mork Corley Richie Crowford Mike Dunlop 12 — Juniors Ar rhe Heart of Oklahoma Tournament some (Kristy Wilson) get more excited thon others (Soroh Shore) Tino Dobyns Robby Dodd Mike Donovon Sue Dunford Class Favorites Cloy llle ond Tonyo McGehee Rockin’ to Hit Me with Your Best Shot, Emily Green wins second ploce or the tolent show Juniors —13 Ultro-brite helps get Terry Heck ond Kevin Brittoin noticed (right) Juniors ond food somehow come together (be'ow). At oge seventeen Greg Frozier is just now beginning to teethe (below right). Susie Forrow Deth Ferguson Greg Frozier Shelly Goss Kerry Horper Terry Heck Doniel Herrell Kim Hickmon 14 — Juniors Sammy Hunt Dennis Idlerr Cloy llle Dovid Kleemon Tony Loirson Lorrin LeDlonc Michelle-lee Lorenz Donno Mollory Juniors —15 Kim Hickman. Teresa Whifoker. Emily Green, and Tonya McGehee sing. Teresa’s original hit. Separate Ways, coming your way soon on K KX) (right) It's boys amateur night! (below) Judy McGee Tonyo McGehee Megan McGregor Vernon McGregor Donno Messick Shielo Milsop Drion Mooney ham Derrell Morgan Tony Mowdy Noncy Polmer Jeff Peltier Julie Peters 16 — Juniors 84 juniors- Shelly Plumley Lorry Roins Michelle Romsey Kerry Roberts Ron Shinn Soroh Shore Rondo Skinner TomSmort Tereso Whltoker Kristy Wilson Deniso Yeory Sherry Yeory Not Pictured: Dole Finley Dovkj Shields Juniors —17 Jeff Spor Glnny Stone Cindy Sun on DonWoll Lori Afwood Buddy Boker Curtis Boker Kennerh Borker Ronnie Beoson Shello Berglon J. P. Bridgeford Mike Coldwell Tony Coskey Eric Cheorwood Rod Clevelond Loro Cooper Donny Cooksey Deneene Domlco Lori Engdohl Johnny Forrow Robin Gilley Kathy Gipson 16 — Sophomores Class Favorites Terrie Snow ond Johnny Forrow Amy Mormon Terri Hoynes Poul Henderson Dole Hooford Keli Hobgood Vickie Hobgood Robert Irby Eric Johnson She no Jones Rob Keith Trocy Klelmon Melisso LeDlonc Leslie Monuel Jerry Moffot Robert Mooneyhom Scott McCown Jomes McGee Jomes McGregor Who soys libraries ore for studying? Signing outogroph sheets is more fun! (obove). Keli Hobgood sings the blues or the 1964 Lexington Tolenr Show (left) Sophomores — f? Steve McKinney John Melot Liso Millsop Morty Nere Keri Newville Johnny Owen Jomes Porker Michoel Petit Gmo Plovchok Mork Pruitt Cloyton Rickerr Hope Riggs Lori Engdohl rokes charge of John Melot os remprorions become too greot Ploying the port of o rodie. Donny Cooskey Another pep ossembly OH. JOY!!” observently worches the tolent show 20 — Sophomores Junior Cloy Ille ond Sophomore J. P Brldgeford try to outwit eoch other in the chess rournoment finols. but. of course, the sophomore prevoiled (top) Spoce Cowgirls??? (left) Gory Riley Tom Rivero Don Schrimsher Teri Sheo Bobby Simpson Tommy Skoggs Dovid Snodgross Terrie Snow Curtis Sweetmon Missy Thompson Chester Worley Micoh Woods Reneico Wyort Debbie You nee Sophomores — 21 Colleen Ely reolly gets Info the swing of things for the tolent show Jerry Clements Seon Clements Koren Coots Chris Coker Tom Compton Mott Croslin Christie Doggs Todd Dovenport John Dean DeeAnn Dodd Trent Dodson Rob Donhom Corey Bonner Honk Brothers Monty Brown Mkhoel Burkett Rushino Coldwell Bryan Carpenter Class Favorites Scott Hoynes ond Down Klepper 22 — Freshmen John Dean seems to be Interested in the gome but Steve Emerson ond Greg Driskill hove their minds elsewhere ... Well, maybe John wasn't so Interested In the gome after oil. Greg Driskill Colleen Ely Steve Emerson Amy Evons Dwayne Funk Shoni Gonster Chris Gilmore Todd Grollo Krysfie Hoyword Scott Hoynes Lynnoe Helsey Down Henderson Rhonda Hill Kristy Hill Somontho Johnson Tony Johnson Jeon Kliemonn Down Klepper Kathleen Koon Matthew Lorenz Rhondo Mollory Brondon Maxwell Melisso Melton Jockie Merrell Freshmen — 23 Llso Merrell Tommy Newville Donnito Pock Amy Poins Scort Pooch Srocy Pobinson Connie Polin Thomos Scorberry Jeff Scoff Krisfino Scoff Becky Seofon Lori Shinn Foofboll ployers. Corey Bonner. Morrhew Lorenz. Honk Brofhers. Chris Gilmore, ond Shown Sisneros corch up on one of rheir fovorire childhood gomes: porry-coke pofty-coke Brlon Corpenfer ond Corey Bonner roke fime ouf from fighflng ouflows ro pose for o pkrure. 24 — Freshmen Mory Shore found rhe philosophy for life on o button. 'Why be normoP Christie Doggs gives us o word of wisdom. 'One for you ond oil for me!” (top) Where's the beef? (bottom) Angelo Toylor Terry Thomos Phoedro Thornton Glen Tilley John Turnpough Morie Wells Cherri West Tim Whitoker Leon Worley Trovls Wright Noncy Yeory Duffle Young Freshmen — 25 Class Officers SENIORS: (obove) Pete Wotkins — Secretory Llso Wilhite — Representative Ronoe Lomb — Vice-President Ross Shore — President JUNIORS: (top right) Tonyo McGehee — Representative Tereso Whitoker — Treasurer Shiek) Millsop — Secretory Donno Mollory — Vice-President Greg Frazier — President SOPHOMORES: (center right) Llso Millsop — Representative Missy Thompson — Secretory Treasurer Terrie Snow — Vice-President Tom Rivero — President FRESHMEN: (bottom right) Kothy Koon — Secretory Treasurer Matthew Lorenz — President Stocy Robinson — Vice-President 26 — Class Officers While Angie Romsey works hord on rhe Yeor- book. Toni Sheo dreoms of other ploces she would rot her be. Yeorbook - Top: J. Gorner, K. Gipson. M. Heck, J. Forrow. T. Rivero Bottom: L. Edwords. S. McCown, T Sheo. R Cleveland. S Goss. T Snow. G. Weotherford Not Pictured: A Romsey. T Dobyns. R Hill. Mrs M. Cunninghom. Sponsor 2d — Yearbook Ari Club - Top: T Smort. L Lewis. R. Irby. E Johnson, D Herell Middle: J. Porker. B. Doker. D Snodgross. S McCown. IV Shinn. Miss L Poerher Bot- tom: M. Croslin, T Wrighr, R Keirh. L Srockdole Not Pictured: D Moxwell. T. Johnson. T Whitoker Artists D. Snodgross. S. McCown. B. Moxwell. D. Hooford. B. Brothers. T. Johnson, beoutify Mrs. Lewis’ office with the Old West Artist B. Doker ond L. Lewis point o murol in the teochers’ lounge. Art Club — 29 5 r u d e n t C 0 u n c 1 I Top: Lori Engdohl. Mike McQuerrey. Angie Romsey. John Croslin. Liso Millsop. Bottom: Korhy Koon. Cyndi Wilkins. Sheno Jones. Missy Thompson. Mr George Thompson Korhy Koon. Lori Engdohl. Liso Millsop. ond Missy Thompson work hord on set- ting the Red Cross Blood Drive up (obove,. Kothy Koon hongs posters for the Blood Drive (right). Officers - Top: Angie Romsey. President Bottom: Mike McQuerrey Vice-Presidenr Treasurer: Liso Millsop. Reporter. Cyndi Wilkins. Secretory 00 — Student Council Presenting her bill of the Youth ond Government Legislotive Conference. Angie Romsey represents Lexington High School well by being elected President Pro-Tempore for the Senote (below). Top: D Younce. L. Manuel. J Driskill. J. McGee. G McKiddy. D Boker Second: S Jones. L. Stockdole. A Mormon. 0 Askew. K Horper Third: T. Hoynes. L Cooper. R Deoson Bottom: A Romsey. Vice-Pres.: R Clevelond. Pres C Wilkins. Sec Mrs R Jones Advisor Leadership — 31 32 — Dond The LHS bond faithfully performs or pep assemblies (above) Hope Riggs models the lost of the old. dreary, hot. musty, primitive bond uniforms (right). From the Old . . . .. . to the New Even the drummers, John Deon ond Pete Watkins, get Into the new look ond rock out to She Blinded Me With Science.'' os Dee Dee Yeory ploys In her own world. Along with the new flashy uniforms come o new style of music morchlng. ond showmonship. os shown by Julie Corner. Notolle Dovls, ond Krlstlno Scott (below). Flog Corps — Top: Undo Porks. Down Klep- per, Becky Tore. Becky Seoron, Donnlto Pock. Phoedro Thornton. Bottom: Coproln Kothy Gipson ond Noncy Yeory. Top: K. Gipson. D. D. Yeory. L. Huffman, S. Robinson. L. Wilhite. L. Workins, J. Deon. N. Gardner. T. Peery. Mr. Collier. N. Yeory Se- cond: L. Porks. S. Melton, H. Riggs, J. Riggs. D. Jockson, J. LeBlonc, J. McAfee. B. Simpson. T. Whitaker, B. Seoron. Third: D. Pock. N. Dovls. M. LeBlonc. M. Melton, D. Yeory, K. Sherman. G. Riley, R. Heck. P. Thornton. Fourth: B. Tore. L. Edwords, K. Wilson. A. Evons. S. Boatright. R. Donhom, G. Tilley. D. Klepper Bottom: S. Shore. J. Peters, J. Garner. K. Scott. G. Combs. T. Hooper, S. Forley. M. Shore. Drum Major: S. Johnson. Vocal The Girls' Glee Ensemble along with the Middle School Vocol Class sing Do-Re-Me from The Sound of Music” during the Night on Broodwoy” show (below). The Girls’ Ensemble sings the populor song. Run for the Roses” (right). Singing ot the spring concert is the Boys’ Glee Club consisting of Mike Fronklin. Todd Shobe. Todd Caldwell. Mark Corley. Mike Cogle, Eric Cheorwood, Kyle Spor. ond John Turnpough (obove center). Debbie Younce. Kelli Hobgood. ond Brooke Brothers sing Whor I Did for Love” from The Chorus Line” (obove). Singing In the Bamboo Wood” for the spring concert is the Girls Trio Ensemble. The girls received on excellent rating for rher, presentation of this song ot district contest (obove center). The Girls' Glee Club sings Roiny Doys ond Mondays” or the spr- ing concert while o slide show of Lexington students is presented (obove). 34 — Vocol Boys' Glee - Top: T Nere. J. Turnpough. M Corley. K Spor Bottom: T Girls' Trio - D Younce. G. Curris. G Combs Shobe. K Riley. T. Coldwell. M. FronKlln, Miss J. Lesley Mixed Quartet — D Yeory. M Coldwell. C. Baker. J Scott Vocal — 35 Mixed Chorus - Top: K Finnell. M Coldwell. C Boker Middle: C Doggs. R Briscoe. K McDonald Bottom: D Yeory. J Scott. G Stone. L. Mdrell. N Rogers. Miss J Lesley Girls’ Glee - Top: S. Plumley. S Gonsrer. D Younce. J. Engdohl. R. Hor- mon. A Lewis. M Johnston. J. Nimmo Bottom: L. Heisey. B Mitchell. G. Combs. G Plovchok. F Coldwell. M Hooford. P Plovchok J Askew The Best Is Yet to Be Cooking scrumptious meats, pricking o finger with o needle while leorning to sew, and accomplishing fears never thought possible ore oil o port of FHA ond Home Economics. This year was started off with o splosh with o swim- ming party ond pizza supper. Other highlights included the annual installation, a Parent Banquet, ond o field trip to Pauls Volley where the young homemakers toured the Kelwood Jeon Factory ond Fields Pie Factory. A first for the FHA Deportment this year was o Valentine sucker sole, which proved to be o sweet suc- cess. The homemakers sent port of the proceeds from the sole to the March of Dimes after watching their films on teenage pregnancy, birth defects, child abuse, ond drug ond alcohol abuse. Another fund raiser, which is on annual event that never seems to grow old at LHS, is the donut sole. It seems to be more successful every year. This year was no exception os the entire student body gladly took port — at least in the eating. DeeAnn Dodd patiently waits while she watches her funnel coke cook. Students pose for picture, while eagerly waiting to leove for the State Roily. 36 — FHA Top: M. Lorenz. IV Morris. M Coldwell. L. Merrell. T. Goosen. M Coker. C. Wenthold. C. Coker. J. Croslin. J. Drlsklll. M. Cormock. D Younce Second: S. McCown. L. Engdohl. M. McGregor. D Woll. L. Lewis. G. Weotherford, T. Loirson. T. Rivero, A. Hormon. L. Monuel Third: T Dodson. T Kleimonn. M. Woods. J. Owen. K. Hill. H. Brothers. IV Beoson, K. Horper. T Newville. J Forrow, E. Cheotwood. B Corpenrer Fourth: $ Emerson. C. Anderson. T. Skoggs. B Wyott. D. Mesick. S Gonster. M Nere. S. Plumley. L Atwood. B. Seoton. N. Yeory Fifth: C Bonner. A Toylor. C Bolin. IV Lomb. P. Thorn- ton. D. Pock. S Jones. IV Skinner. IV Mollory. L. Shinn, L. Cooper. M Heck. Sixth: G. Plovchok. G. Driskill. S. Snodgross. IV Coldwell. C. Ely. C. Gilmore. B Ferguson. T Sheo. K. Coots. L Helsey Bottom: W Childress. Porliomentorion: T Dobyns. Hlstorion. J. McGee. Choploin. G. Stone. Beporter. J. Scott. President. K Boberts. Secretory Vice-President. Mrs D Brown. Advisor FHA — 37 Keeping America on the Grow Almost 56 years ago o small yourh organization was begun. In 1937 It reached Lexington, and we were the 176rh chapter to be chartered in the state. During that time girls' weren’t even allowed in the F.F.A., yet today Lexington has its first female President as Shelley Olson has led the chapter throughout the year. This year we had four F.F.A. members to make the bonus auction sale at the Cleveland County Jr. Livestock Show. A record of fifty-one F.F.A. olumni memberships were sold, thus allowing five members to attend the 11th annual Oklahoma F.F.A. Alumni Leadership Camp. Two members, Missy Thompson and Lorrin LeBlonc, each won o trip to the Notional F.F.A. Convention in Kansas City, Missouri by selling over 200 packages of Blue G Gold sausage each. Lisa Mlllsap won o 17-day trip to the East Cooch after winning 2nd place in the State Formers Union Speech Contest. Shelley Olson received the degree of State Former, the highest degree offered in the state. As the year slowly came to an end, we come to realize that F.F.A. hod been more than just another class to us. We were among the half a million other members that hod mode the Future Farmers of America one of the largest yourh organizations in the nation and together we were Keeping Americo on the Grow. Lisa Millsop Officers - Top: Sentinol. Missy Thompson Reporter, Liso Millsop: Treasurer. Melisso LeBlonc Vice-President. Jock Block Bottom: President. Shelley Olson- Secretory. Sheilo Millsop Top: G Frozler. C Ille. E Cheotwood. M Coker. J Clement. D Idlett. T Mowdy 2nd Row: T. Scorberry. B Askew. 5. Roach. M Donovon. T Grollo. J. Scott, L LeBlonc 3rd Row: M Thompson. M Burkett K Hill. T Newville. J Turnpough. J Moffot Bottom: G. Coker, S Millsop. S Olson. J. Block L Millsop M LeBlonc. K. Selzer — Advisor 36 — FFA Preporing for rhe next winter Olympic gomes, Greg Weatherford ond Gory Coker lend eoch other o helping hand (right) Traditionally initiating Teresa Whitaker. Ross Shore hands her rhe key to success (below) Being in NHS is absolutely heavenly Donno Mollory points out to Kim Anderson (above). s 40 — Notionol Honor Society Top: L. Wilhite. S Millsop. G Weatherford. B Mooneyhom. C llle A Ramsey Second: C Shockey. G Coker. J Brown. T Whiroker. S Shore Third: C Brooks. L Workins. S Olson. L Huffman. T McGehee Of- ficers - Bottom: Sec . L. Edwards. Pres. S Johnson; V P . R Lomb. Sponsor. Mr E Oliver Espanol Top: Mrs Feroli. R Argo. B Ferguson. S Yeory. S. Qoofrighr. M McGregor. K Hickmon. D Yeory. R Skinner Middle: K Koon. D Messik. J Peters. T. Whiroker. S Shore. C Wilkins. G. Horn. T Hoynes. K Wilson. Bottom: B Young. A McKiddy. S. Forley. R. Lomb. W. Wright. B. Brothers. T. Hooper. T. McGehee Heyll Julie Peters (olios Fonzie) is one tough chic Being sisters doesn't moke Glno Horn and Renee Argo selfish os they shore the some donkey or Coso Bonita on the Spanish Trip Spanish Club — Marh and Sdence Club The Lexington students offended mony scholastic meets during the yeor. A few winners ore os follows: Top: Brian Mooneyhom: 2nd ploce in Biology of OU ond 2nd ploce in Biology of Murray St.. Leon Wilson: 3rd ploce in Physics of Murray St.. Ron Shinn 5th ploce in Art ot Murroy St ond 1st for distonce in the airplone throw or OU Bot- tom: Sherionn Snodgrass 1st ploce for accuracy in the oirplone throw or OU. Korhy Koon: 2nd ploce in Biology of OU. Emily Green: 2nd in Algebra 1 ot OU. Moth Club - Top: G. Weatherford, M. McOuerrey. L. Wilson. L. Wilhite, S. Millsop. Mrs. N. Cummings Middle: R. Lomb. S. Johnson. E. Green, R. Skin- ner Bottom: R. Shore, C. Ille, S. Shore. P. Worklns. Science Club - Top: W Childress. T. Smart. B Mooneyhom. J. Melot. C Wenthold, M Coker. C. Coker. M McQuerrey G Weatherford Second: H Riggs. S Millsop. T Mowdy. T Rivero. R. Cleveland. T. Coskey. L Wilhite. G. Coker. B Askew A Hormon Third: R Shinn. K Koon. J. Riggs. D Snodgrass, R. Beoson. T Haynes. S. Shore. G Curtis. B Simpson Fourth: K. Hill. S Olson. K Horper. T Kleimonn. M Heck, S Kidder. T Dobyns. P Workins. T. Newville. Bottom: T McGehee. C. West. N. Yeory. S. Johnson. E. Green, P. Thornton. D. Pock. L Huffman. Mr E. Oliver 42 — Moth ond Science Club Studenr Life Student Life — 43 1983-84 FQBTB-flbb HQMEEQMING Escorts ond Arrendonts - Croig Wenrhold. Lori Engdohl, Ricky Sukenis. Doni Doxford. Mike McQuerrey Soroh Shore. Tim Rivero, Angie Romsey Crown Deorer ond Flower Girl: Dovid Deskin ond Roelyn Morsholl. 44 — Foorboll Royalty 1963-64 Foorboll Queen. Angie Romsey (right) Obviously, this young man doesn't think much of Mike McQuerrey's obiliry off the foorboll field (bottom). Basketball Royalty 1963-64 Doskerboll Queen. Gino Horn (left). How innocent Gino Horn looks o£ Mike Coker crowns her. bur she cont fool us!! (obove). and BASKETBALL AQMEEQMINE 4 Attendants and Escorts - Cloy llle, Liso Watkins, Mork Corley. Shelly Goss, Mike Coker. Gino Horn, Jeff Spor. tiso Wilhite Flower Girl ond Crown Dearer - Ashley Wilhite ond Nic ------- FHA King ond Queen. Kerry Roberts and Joms Scott Escorts ond Attendants — Wode Childress. Judy McGee. Lonce Lewis. Ginny Stone. Kerry Roberts. Jonis Scott. Tino Dobyns. Don Wall. Debbie Yoonce. Jo Croslin. 46 — FHA Queen Escorts and Attendants: Tony Mowdy. Tommy Newville. Liso Millsop. Cloy llle Kristy Hill. Jock Olock. Missy Thompson. Greg Frozier Crown Beorer. ond Flower Girl: C. J Whiroker ond Annie LeBlonc FFA Queen — 47 1964 FFA Queen Kristy Hill ond King Jock Block (left) Queen Candidates: Kristy Hill. Liso Millsop. Tommy Newville. Missy Thompson (below) Escorts ond Artendonts: Mike Cogle, Shelly Plumbley. Curtis Boker. Debbie Younce. Mike Caldwell. Jonis Scott. Eric Cheotwood. Regino Briscoe. Mark Cor- ley. Glno Plovchok 43 — Chorus Queen Getting school spirit by spelling out LEX. the foot boll boys ore helped by the cheerleaders. Are these the future pom-pon girls — the whole girls’ basketball reom?? Homecoming — 49 HOW LONG HAS IT BEEN SINCE YOU HAD WOLF BRAND CHIU ? WELL THUS TOO LONOl 2nd — Mr. Rooch's Room 50 Homecoming Kick yo legs!” Angie Romsey ond Terry Heck roke Gino Horn's odvice 3rd - Mr. Thompson s Room « ■ mruun ipniAiiv nmi 5th - Mrs. Jones Room 4th - Mrs. Hayes’ Room 1st - Mrs. Feroli's Room Sophomore Closs Floor receives 1st ploce in the Homecoming Porode (top). Junior Closs receives 3rd ploce for their floor (bottom). Dropping from 1st ploce lost yeor. the Senior Closs Float tokes 2nd (top). Falling last but certainly not the least, the Freshman Closs receives 4th ploce (bottom). Homecoming — 51 Prom '84 Greg McKiddy. Tonyo McGeehee. Poul Maggie. Teresa Whitaker. Cindy Shockey. and Jamie Curtis show their imitation of a Chorus Line (top). Greg Frazier does the limbo with ease in his tux (obove) Displaying his usual earing habits. Greg Weatherford tries hard to win in the bonono eoring contest (center). 52 — Prom Lori Engodohl. Mike Carmack. Chris Cottinghom anc Megan McGregor moke plans for rhe resr of the even ing. Wotch our girls!!! Uso Huffmon is surprised by her prophecy mode by rhe juniors rhor she’d soon leorn rhor moking ir is cheoper rhon buying ir (left). Slow dancing wos enjoyed by everyone, especially Angie Romsey ond Cloy Hie (cenrer). Break dancing really got Mike Box down (below) Tim Goosen gets in to the banono eating contest Displaying the technique of break dancing. Angie Ramsey. Shono Melton, ond Toni Sheo show how to reolly get down. Prom — 53 Graduation '84 Captivating the audience. Poul Moggio sings ’ Corner of the Sky or groduorion (right). How do you spell relief? Mike Coker spells if — G-R A-D U-A T-K N (for right). Seniors Jonis Scott. Debbie Yeory. Cyndi Wilkins. Kim Anderson, and Kell Hordemon sing “Memory or groduorion (below). 54 — Groduorion Forty-eight graduating Seniors reflect on their post experiences or Lexington High IT'S UP TO YOU A diploma 's very special — It's like a golden key Thor rums rhe lock on any door Marked ' opporruniry ’' Dur one rhing ro remember If you wonr ro ger inside — Ir's up ro you ro give rhe nudge Thor swings ir open wide And ir's up ro you ro roke rhe lead Once you're inside rhe door To see if whor's behind ir Is whor you're been looking for Then if ir is, you hove ro mold ir Really push ir, rug ir, roo Till rhar opporruniry becomes A big success for you So use your key, bur be awore Ir'sjusr a key or besr And remember rhor ir's up ro you To go and do rhe resr Changing the tossels over, the new alumni anxiously await the recessionol Groudorion — 55 New Wave 56 — New Wove A New Wave Hits Lexington Flooding the Chouteau Creeks into the city of Lexington, the wove come gushing in Wednesday, Oc- tober 21, causing thousands of dollars of damage. It was the worst flood in years. School wos dismissed early Thurs- day, October 22, to permit the students to go home before the waters carried them owoy. The water sloshed furiously os cars trudg- ed across the rood. Bridges were ruin- ed, roods were closed, and homes ond businesses were destroyed os the water rushed through the streets. This unexpected flood wos o new wove that many hope to never see again! Don't lough Wode Ahh ... one of fhe finer Childress ond Cherle West things in life, Vans for twol ore trying out for the leading roles in Flashdance port two. New Wave — 57 Play The Ghost Story by Booth Tarkingron Anno........Sobrino Johnson George....................Ross Shore Mary...............Toni Shea Groce.......Chorlorre Brooks Lennie....................Liso Huffman Pinky................... Angie Ramsey Rizzo....................Shono Melron Fred..............Jomie Curtis Rod................Mike Box The Little ! ed School House by Millard Crosby Mary Bronson . Cindy Shockey Mrs. Ezra Porrer.....Sobrino Johnson Ezra Porrer......Paul Moggio Burch Callahan ... Jomie Curtis Mayberry Flutter ... Mike Box Pee Wee Reis .... John Croslin Midge Reis.......Liso Watkins Flash Grohom ... Liso Huffman Tubby Fink .. Mike McQuerrey Marigold Tarrlebur .. Toni Shea Clarissa Porrer ... Ronoe Lomb Tessie Talent .. Angie Ramsey Elsa Schmidt_____5helley Olson Hildegorde Lo Verne......Julio Riggs 56 —Play The entire cost goes crozy os Sobrino J. (Anno) becomes hysterical (top left) Jomie C. (Fted) finds thot tolling his holt is easier than moklng the au- dience roll In their seats (top right) Cost Members of the Ghost Story — Top: Uso H. Angie IV, Toni S.. Shono M Bottom: Charlotte 0 . Jomie C. Ross S . Sobrino J, MikeO (obove) Toni S. (Morigold) fells Angie R. (Tessie) off m o scene from The Little Red School House. As queer os Mike D. (Mayberry) might be, he sronds his ground ro Jomie C's (Dutch's) surprise Ploy — 59 jui vt y Favorite Song Favorite Album Footloose Thriller — Michoel Jockson 1 Wont o New Drug Eliminotor — 71 Top Shout at the Devil 1964 — Von Holen Jump Shout ot the Devil — Motley Crue Favorite Radio Station Favorite Concert KATT 100 FM 71 Top — Eliminator KJ103FM Ozzy Ozborne Motley Crue KZBS99FM Def Lepord KXY 96 FM Alabama Favorite Group or Singer Michael Jockson Favorite Video Von Holen Thriller Motley Crue Bear It 71 Top Legs Girls Favorite Movie Favorite Movie Star Police Acodemy Tom Cruz Footloose Christie Brinkley Risky Business Heather Thomos Splosh Bo Dereck Favorite Cor Favorite Comedian 1964 Corvette Eddie Murphy 1966 Comero Richord Pryor Lomborghini Cheech 6 Chong Husr Olds Bill Cosby Favorite Pastime Writing Favorite Place to Eat Rock-N-Roll Pizzo Hut Partying Sonic Fishing Peoples Rose Cofe 60 — Survey c H e € R L € D e R S Top to Bottom: Megon McGregor, Lori Engdohl, Angie Romsey, Kim Anderson, Terry HecK, Brooke Brothers. Senior Angie Romsey 62 — Cheerleaders Junior Terry Heck Junior Brooke Brothers Sophomore Lori Engdohl Top: Gndy Shockey, Lori Shinn. Shono Melron. Cyndi Wilkins. Colleen Ely Bottom: Glno Plovchok. Teri Sbeo Freshmon Colleen Ely Senior Cyndi Wilkins Senior Shono Melton Sophomore Teri Sheo Sophomore Gino Plovchok Freshmon Lori Shinn p o M P Pom-Pon Girls — 63 Triumph and Defeat Intermingled Triumph ond defeat intermingled during the 1983-84 Bulldog football season. Beginning the season with o disappointing loss to Maysville 014, the Bulldogs come bock to post on impressive win over their arch rivals, rhe Wayne Bulldogs 21-6. The Bulldogs rushed for 394 yards compared to 115 yards for Woyne. Continuing on o roll, rhe Bulldogs next defeated St. Mary’s 26-6. The Bulldogs lost their next 2 gomes but come bock to defeat Crooked Oak giving them on even record of 3 ond 3. Coming off rhe win, the Bulldogs mode o gome of it ogoinst the Chandler Lions. The final score (Chandler 29 Lexington 24), handed the Bulldogs another disappoint- ing loss, however. Losing rhe next 2 gomes, the Bulldogs ended ony chance for o ployoff bid. The lost gome of rhe season ogoinst top rated Wyn- newood was o gome shrouded with controversy. Lex- ington scored its second touchdown with 5:07 left in rhe gome ond decided on o two-point conversion that would hove put the Bulldogs in rhe lead 15-14. However, on ac- cidental whistle by o referee forced the ploy to be run over, nullifying the ploy, much to the protest of the Bulldogs. Wynnewood went on in post-seoson ploy to capture rhe doss 2A runner-up slot. Although their record wasn't memorable, rhe pride ond spirit displayed by rhe Bulldogs certainly was. Ricky Sukenls streaks through the line on his woy to 154 yards ond o touchdown ogoinst Woyne. Top: Cooch S. Blolr. Cooch R. Lewis, T. Goosen. M McQuerrey. T. Rivero. M Monse, T. Boyd, C. Wenrhold, M Coker. J. Melot, C. Coker. R. Morris. L. Lewis, Cooch M Chopple. Cooch L. Frolley Middle: D. Woll, G McKid- dy. G. Weatherford. C. Rickert, M. Box, J. Curtis, M. Cormock. M. Coldwell, R Dodd, T. Coskey. T Rivero. J. Croslln Bottom: R Beoson, R Sukenls, R. Brown, K Barker, B. Boker. D. Morgan, S. McCown, J. Porker. S. Hunt, K. Brlttlon, R. Shore. Busting through on on 8 yard opening touchdown plunge Is Greg Weatherford. 64 — Football A Mike Coker eyes o receiver downfield while Ricky Sukenis ond Greg Weorherford poss block ogoinsr Crooked Ook (left). Lexington's Senior footboll ployers build o pyromld ond show their spirit (bottom left). John Croslln ond Dorrell Morgon prepore to loy o bone crushing block on two Ruff Nex (bottom right). All-District Ployers: Ricky Sukenis Greg Weorherford Croig Wenrhold Ron Morris Mike McQuerrey Tim Rivero Lex 1963-34 H.S. Footboll Opp 0 Moysvllle 14 21 Woyne 6 26 St. Mory's 6 60 Piedmont 20 14 Dibble 34 33 Crooked Ook 6 24 Chondler 29 0 Do vis 26 6 Konowo 30 13 Wynnewood 21 Leading o tost break ogolnsf Apache. Mark Corley gers fouled (below). Puffing In fhls 20-foof jump shof or fhe 1st quorrer buzzer Is Junior forward Jeff Spor (boffom) Junior guard. Clay llle. purs in o second shof (below) 6'4 cenfer. Mike Dunlap, hos on opening down fhe righf side of fhe lone for o loy-up (boffom). 1963-64 Bulldogs Doskerboll Lex Opp 53 Tecumseh 50 32 Aroko 76 66 Newcastle 60 56 Modill 62 62 Wynne wood 39 56 Okemoh 46 54 Pouls Volley 65 46 Tecumseh 54 76 Newcastle 76 64 Wayne 59 36 Heriroge Holl 32 36 Turtle 41 44 Lindsay 24 50 Sulphur 70 54 Anodorko 46 57 Von oss 50 35 Heriroge Holl 39 63 Srrortord 39 55 Poub Volley 73 55 Konowo 69 44 Ninnekoh 46 (OT) 43 Anodorko 49 55 Woyne 46 39 Lotto 49 73 Apoche 57 51 Sr Morys 46 34 Konowo 41 66 — H 5 Doys' Doskerboll Young and Inexperienced Team Prove Themselves As rhe season began. Coach Fisher knew rwo things abour his high school team: they were young and inexperienced. The Bulldogs started off the season well, however, with on upset win over Tecumseh. Then they went on to win the consolotion trophy or rhe Konowo Tournament. In rhe second holf of rhe season the young Bulldogs set their sights on the playoffs. By hard work ond by ploying rough competition, the Bulldogs steadily improved with each gome. In rhe district tournament, the Bulldogs bear Wayne in rhe first gome 55 to 48. That win set up rhe march with No. 2 ranked Lotto in the finals. Lexington led or halftime 21 to 20, but finally succumbed to the Lotto attack 49 to 39. In the reglonals, Lexington hod wins over Apoche ond St. Mary's to set up o return march with Konowo in the finals. Agoin Lexington ployed rhe Tigers well before losing 41 to 34. Senior Mike Coker takes the middle of the lone to loy the boll up over three Apoche defenders (below). Putting up on orthodox Jump shot over o Wolves' defender is sophomore Rod Cleveland (below right). Kevin Caldwell, sixth man junior sparks the team with on owesome left handed loy-up (below left).______________________ Top: Cooch D. Richmond, M. Cogle, E. Johnson. J. Melot, M. Coker. M. Dunlop. McGee. M. Corley, J. Spot, Cooch E. Fisher. Bottom: R. Mooneyhom, R Beoson. Coldwell, B. Boker. R. Cleveland, E Cheotwood. R Crowford. C Ille. T Mowdy. H.5. Boys' Basketball — 67 See Lady Bulldog Story on Cover. . . Terri Snow fires up rhe bomb (for right). Shelly Goss advances rhe boll In oreo ocrion (borrom left). Pete Watkins looks for rhe open girl (bottom right). Top: Cooch R. Fuller. M Melton, A Roins. L. Engdohl. T. Snow. D Dodd. L. Burchett. H. Riggs. S. Goss. D. Mollory. M Thompson Bottom: S. Jones. L. Edwards. P Wotkins. L. Wilhite. G. Horn, D Owen, J. Riggs 6364 Lex H.S OosKerboli Opp 46 Tecumseh 47 50 Aroko 32 70 Newcastle 65 49 WynnewOOd 56 66 Oethel 50 50 Okemoh 46 54 Pouts Vo� ey 52 41 Tecumseh 43 54 Newcastle 44 70 Wayne 26 46 Heritage Mon 39 49 Sulpher 36 63 Pools Vo«ey 61 (OT) 41 Tuttle 45 46 Anodotko 33 50 Vonoss 27 56 Heritage Ho 40 53 Strotfofd 33 54 Pools Voley 62 49 Konowo 76 47 Ninnekah 59 35 Anodorko 42 61 Woyne 26 50 Lotto 65 62 Ntnnekoh 55 50 Washington 46 40 Apoche 39 44 Potrvlew 27 33 Dole 39 '♦V fceV 66 — Lady Bulldogs All stoter. Zig Wilhite, cons two os the Lody Bulldogs down Sulphur in Heort of Oklohomo Tournoment (left). Luetto Edwords forces the guord ro the sideline for the trop (below). Shooting o jumper over o Woshingfon guord is Cop- roin. Gino Horn (obove) Forcing the ocfion ogoinst Ninnekoh. Donno Mollory is quick on her feet (left). Anticipating the rebound. Loquito Burchett and Hope Biggs block out with perfect form (for left). Lody Bulldogs — 69 Senior Coproin Greg Weather- ford struggles ro keep on oppo- nent on the mot or the Store Wrestling Tournament in Stillwater Top: Cooch L Frailey. C Sweerpeo Sweermon. R. Shore. J. Croslin. M McOuerrey. M. Moose Moose. G. Weorherford. D. Cooksey. M Ooslin, C. Bonner Bottom: T. McGehee. L. LeBlonc. S. Shore. B Brothers. This McCloud wrestler seems to be wishing he hod not landed on his bock after Mike McQuerry throws his patented lorerol drop. 70 — H.S. WresrHng Grappler's Season — Best Ever With six storting seniors returning, the 1983-64 wres- tling season promised to be the best ever. And if wos!!! In only their third year of competition, the Bulldog gropplers finished no lower than third on their rournoment trail despite having only nine wrestlers on the team. The wrestling ream finished second or the Columer Invitational, third or the Piedmont Invitational, ond third of the Central Oklahoma Conference Tourna- ment held in Lexington. In regional competition, the Bulldogs ploced three wrestlers. Shore 3rd, Weatherford 3rd. ond Monse 4rh. These plocings qualified them for the Store Wrestling Tournament of Stillwater. Heavyweight Mark ''Moose” Monse went on to collect the Bulldog's first store medol by placing 4th or the state rournoment. Other outstanding individuals, Ricky Sukenis, John Croslin ond Mike McQuerrey, hod fine records ond high rournoment finishes oil year. Returning for next year s season will be freshmen Corey Bonner ond Mott Croslin ond sophomore Donny Cooksey. How would you like to be In the orms of o Moose ? Heavyweight Mark Monse pins another opponent on his woy to o 23-4 record with 23 pins (below) Sprawling to counter o single leg. Ricky Sukenis works to get oround his opponent (middle) Senior John Croslin uses head control to set up o high crotch take down (bottom). Almost but not quite off the mot - Senior Coproin Ross Shore, gets o take down ot Columet (top). Looking for o pin In the Columet Invltotlonol, Sophomore Donny Cooksey squeezes just o little bit border! (obove). H.S Wrestling — 71 Grear Expectations A positive attitude and high hopes led the Lexington Bulldog boseboll team into o season of great expectations The seoson bec on with hopes of ottoining the first district championship. These hopes were inspired by the eorly information that the team would not be poired with other teams thor would out-closs them Big wins over Woyne and Washington were quite encouroging to soy the leost The Woyne Gome turned out to be one of the highlights of the seoson os Mike Coker pitched o no-hitter Out of the next four gomes, the team took two from Dib- ble ond lost eoch of the other two by o single run. The lost port of the seoson also included on accomplishment that won't be soon forgotten Though it seemed im- possible. the spirited Bulldogs beat Newcastle, o teom which they couldn't defeat in previous years The gome rook strong defensive ploying ond excellent pitching from Jimmy Brown. Following o 9-2 win over Alex, the Bulldogs were reody to begin District ploy ogoinst Woyne The gome turned our to be o total disaster os their hitting, which hod been strong oil year, foiled in critical times Though o 6-6 record doesn't look too good on paper, the ream realized it could hove easily been much better The focr rhot the lost four gomes were lost by only one run hod great impoct on the finol statistics However, the seasonal stars were much improved from lost yeor As o teom. they scored 47 more runs ond mode 26 more hits which improved their batting overage to OCX) There were also fewer er- rors ond better pitching statistics The seniors. Mike Coker. John Croslin. Tim Rivero, ond Mike Box left some big shoes to be filled for next seoson. bur the confident younger players feel they hove the feet to do it Ronnie Deoson ond Tom Rivero work o pick-off ploy (top) Senior Mike Coker shows his alertness on the field (above) 72 — Dose ball Cloy llle hits o line drive to the opposite field (below) Senior Tim Rivero ployed o big role for the Bulldogs or corcher (middle). Top: L. Engdohl. B Askew, M Box. J Croslin. M Coker. T Rivero. C Coker. R Irby. R Clevelond. Cooch M Chopple Middle: M Shore. C. ll- le, R Dodd. D. Snodgrass. B. Roins, G. McKiddy. T Rivero. J. Brown. B Boker, K. Koon. Bottom: M. Thompson. J. P Bridgeford. R Beoson. D Funk. J. Porker. H. Brothers, C Sweetmon. G. Driskill % The optimistic ployers cheer on the batter in the upset victories over Anodorko (left) Senior members of the District Chomps ore Loetto Edwards. Gino Horn, Llso Wilhite. Delonno Owen. Julio Riggs. Coptoins Sobrino Johnson, ond Pete Wotkins (center) Members of the Sooner Conference All-Star Team ore Pete Wotkins. Luerto Edwords. Sobrino Johnson, ond Kristy Wilson (below) Top: L Edwords. S. Johnson. R Horn. L Wilhite. L Wotkins. D. Owen. J Riggs. Cooch R Fuller Bottom: D Dodd. B Tore M. Melton. D Klepper. H. Riggs. C. Ely, 5. Jones. continued from cover. . . Other highlights of the '63 season were o triumphant double-header victory over high regarded Anodorko ond o thrilling extro-inning win over rough Oklahoma Christian in the Tuttle tournament. The 83-84 Lody Bulldogs hod a strong seven senior team, five of whom were four year starters. Three of these seniors. Pete Wotkins, Sobrino Johnson, ond Luetro Edwards, mode the All-Conference ream along with junior. Kristy Wilson. This was the second year in a row for oil three seniors to receive this coveted honor. The team hod its best seoson ever, leaving the door open for even greater accomplishments next year. And with the return of five starters, the coming year looks very promising. Next year's team will be young, with only one returning senior, but. with the experience they received in the post year alone, the Lody Bulldogs should hove on even better seoson. High School Trock 1984 Ron Morris. Lonce Lewis. Ross Shore. Sommy Hunt. Johnny Forrow. Chris Gilmore, ond Scon McCown let- tered in frock. Ross Shore wos one of the top 800 merer ond 1600 meter runners in the oreo. He won or ploced in o number of meets ond par- ticipated in the store meet for the se- cond year in o row. Chris Gilmore ran the 100 meters, 200 meters, and o leg on the 400 merer relay that par- ticipated in the state meet. Johnny Forrow ploced in the 400 ond 800 meters or two meets ond also ran o leg on the 400 meter relay that par- ticipated in the state meet Sommy Hunt participated in the 100 ond 200 meters ond improved each meet Scon McCown ron the 200 ond 400 meters ond a leg on the 400 meter relay that finished second at Moysville. Lonce Lewis finished second in the 100 merer dosh ond third in the 200 meter dosh of the regional meet. The following week he ploced fifth in the 200 meters or the store meet. Lonce also ron o leg on the 400 meter relay that participated or the store meet. Ron Morris proved he wos one of the top 400 merer cunners in this port of the state by winning or plocing in every meet but one this yeor. Ron defeated the 1983 store chompion or the Konowo regionols. One week loter, he won the state championship giving Lexington it's first store chom- pion in frock. Ron also ron o leg on the 400 meter relay that participated in the store meet. Sophomore Johnny Forrow prepares for his first leg in the 400 m. relay or the regionols where his ream ploced 5th (below). Ron Morris places 1st or the store frock meet In the open 400 meter run. Congratulations Ronlll Top: 5. McCown, R. Morris, L. Lewis, M. Gober. Cooch R. Lewis Bottom: S. Hunt, C. Gilmore. R. Shore. M Lorenz 74 — Boys' Trock uetta Edwards smiles happily after winning the discus ompetition with a throw of 104 feer 4 inches or reglonols uetto went on to ploce fifth or stote helly Goss exhibits the form which qualified her for store i the long jump. Top: S. Jones, S. Shore. H Riggs. S Goss. T. Snow. L Wilhite. Cooch R. Fuller Bottom: J. Riggs, T Heck, L. Burchett, P. Wotklns. D. Mollory, I Edwards. Amy Rains hands off to DeeAnn Dodd ro begin rhe 800 meter reloy which qualified for store Girls' Tracis Small, bur Talented Two seniors, o junior, and six freshmen comprised rhe 1984 Lex- ington girls' frock ream. Despite the lock of numbers, rhe Lody Bulldogs were impressive. They were runner-ups at rhe Purcell Lody Dragons relays and the Maysville Invitational, broke six school records, and then qualified five people for rhe store meet. Luetto Edwards was regional champion in rhe discus, rhe 800 merer reloy was third, while DeeAnn Dodd's 4rh ploce rime in rhe 200 merer qualified her for store and Shelly Goss placed 4rh in rhe long jump who also qualified for rhe srare meet in Musrang. Luerro finished fifrh in rhe discus for rhe Lexington girls' first medol ever or store. The orher athletes also compered well. Lettering in rrock rhis year were: Liso Wilhite, senior; Juerro Ed- wards, senior,- Shelly Goss, junior: LoQuiro Burchett, junior; DeeAnn Dodd, freshman; Becky Tore, freshman; Colleen Ely, freshman; Amy Rains, freshman; Melisso Melron, freshman; and Down Klepper, freshman. With six letter persons returning, Lexington girls' frock future looks bright. Girls Track — 75 Football players tun toword another victory (above). Patty, the Middle School Cheerleodlng Mascot. Jogs graceful- ly down the aisle (right). 76 — Middle School Middle School kids hove a boll our on the playground (rop). Here we hove captured Jennifer's ability to run on film (center left) Troy McWhirter ond his two sidekicks. Brod Chopple ond Lorry Gruszko. walk down the holl (center right) How many people do you know who con run in their sleep like Juli Engdohl! (for left). Cheerleader Beth Mitchell runs roword another pep assembly (left). Middle School — 77 MIDDLG SCHOOL Neewolloh Day Mory Pybos realizes whor a hard life o pump- kin has (below) Janice Lamb, our M.S. punk rocker, mode o big effort to try to get her hoir to match her clothes (bottom) Yvette Adix's true personality is revealed — a clown (below). Raggedy Ann (Becky Fitzer). a baby (Tyro Goss), and a quarter bock (Christie Goodin), seem to be the most unlikely group to be sif- ting together (bottom). Stocy Johnson (srrowberry) ond Potti Olson (mouse) ore being soved by rhe beoked morvel Super Chicken (Julie Gorner). Julie won rhe cosrume contest (left). Heother Derglon cheers on the Bulldogs (below). Tereso Hill. Toro Toylor. Terri Shobert. ond Port! Olson ore oil decked out for Neewolloh Doy (bottom). Paula Jean Owen This yearbook is dedicated to the memory of Paula Owen who will be greatly missed by her many friends at Lexington. So Long I cannot trust my voice to soy The words within my heart, Good-bye is such on awesome word, It mokes the teardrops start, And yet I cannot let you go (Although you've surely guessed) Without my telling of my love, And how my life you've blessed, The touching of each life we meet, Like perfume, lingers on. The memory of our brief friendship Will live when you hove gone. January 29,1969-September 17,1983 Jeri Askew Sean Atwood Heather Berglon Steve Ooorrlghr Foro Coldwell Todd Coldwell Cloy Corr Michelle Coskey Goylo Combs Ricky Compton Chuck Cook Steve Crossland Notolie Dovis Vernon Dees Tim Dodson Billy Donovan Judi Engdahl Richard England 80 — Eighth Grade Trovls Perry shows rhor he is more coor- dioored rhon we rhlnk. He con control both honds or the some rime. Kevin Riley shows more orhlerlc expertise during recess rhon during gym doss (top). Mr. Arnold's Moth Class brings our the best in these eighth groders (bottom). Shannon Farley Denise Frazier Julie Corner Dolewoyne Grussendorf Rhonda Harmon Robert Heck Tonyo High Tereso Hill Mono nne Hooford Tommy Hooper Linda Howell Billy Huffman Eighth Grade — 61 C ho riene Idlert Dovid Jockson Kyle Jennings Srocy Johnson Rusry Jones Mory Johnston Mkrhoel Kimberiln Jonice Lomb Joel LeDlonc Mortho Loving Allen McKkJdy Jomle Merrell Jennifer Nimmo Porri Olson Lindo Porks Party Plavchak Trovls Peery Morsho Penner Sherri Quolls Kevin Riley Scort Sowyer Angie Shorp Keirh Shorp Kyle Sherman Waiting with determination for the signal to begin. Denise Frazier prepares to win the bobbing for op- pies contest. 2 — Eighth Grode All lined up reody for Inspec- tion ore costume con- testants. Porri Olson. Mory Johnston, and Goylo Combs. Eighth Grode Closs Fovorltes Jennifer Nlmmo ond Billy Huffmon Caught off guard. Chorlene Idlett is more than speechless — she is expres- sionless (left) Lunching on a nutritious meal of popcorn ond cokes. Juli Engdohl ond Beth Mit- chell enjoy the noontime sun (below). Terl Shobert Greg Smith Yolondo Smith Brian Snow Shonda Sweetmon Chories Tote Toro Toylor Kelly Thompson Roiene Thompson Eddie Turner Kim Woods Woyne Wright Eighth Grode — A3 Y verre Adix Jomes Borker Diono Bennerr Mike Brozell Rhondo Burcherr Kennerh Burkerr Goylo Coldwell John Colvery Tonya Corpenrer Doniel Correr Joe Correr Noncy B. Carter Amy Choney Brod Chopple Shelley Dovls Morleno Edwords Becky Flrzer Mike Fronklin 64 — Seventh Grade Standing in the usuol group. Tyro Goss. Erin Johnson, Sherry Wilson, and Rhondo Durcherr enjoy rhe sunshine ond gossip or noon (left). Monko Kidder. Brendo McGee ond Melisso Compton teoch us oil how to get physkoT or rhe tolenr show (below). Lisa Foil Kristy Goodin Ross Goodner Tyro Goss Angelo Green Mike Grider Cori Grussendorf Lorry Gruszko Sherry Hamm Foy Henderson Krissie Jomes Erin Johnson Brod Julion Robin Jump Brent Kerchum Monko Kidder Joson Koon Gene Loney Seventh Grade — 35 Sreve Lawson Lorry Lewis Glo Loving Jeremy McAfee Dill McGee Drendo McGee Troy McWhirter Cheryl Moffor Peggl Morgan Seon Newville Leslie Owen Hollie Peltier Sreve Poremro Trocy Poremro Mike Plumley Mox Punneo Donnie Rollings Ronnie Rollings 66 — Seventh Grade Seventh Grade Class Favorites Todd West ond Tyro Goss Jeremy McAfee ond Todd Shobe bottle It out in the gome of wits to find who the winner is in the middle school chess tournoment. Jermey went on to win the tournoment. Done Solyer Robin Schrimsher Tino Scott Renoe Seoton Todd Shobe Cindy Sherman Donno Skinner Kyle Spore Shown Stockdole Ricky Stone Angelo Summers Jeff Sweet mo n Seventh Grade — 67 Proud to be 1 ore buddies, Drod Corner. Joe Heck ond Don Shorp. Sixth Grade Class Favorites Melisso Biby Erin Block Liso Bridgeford Showno Brown Jonke Ceorley Melisso Compton Chris Cook Dee Crosslond Norolie Deon Donnie Diggs Jed Dunlop Rkky Finley SS — Sixth Grade Sixth graders get Involved of o pep assembly (left). Talking over a bag of popcorn. Skipper Miller ond Dusty Hodge enjoy lunchtime (center bottom). Shelly Smith. Tomra Woodley, ond Kalo Massengale watch the high school basketball girls ploy ond dreom obouf one day being In their shoes (below). It's amazing to see the sixth grade science doss so happy with 35 minutes still left in doss (bottom). Brod Corner Jeff Holl James Heortsill Joe Heck Jimmi Herell Dusty Hodge Christy Johnston Shelly Lee Stocie Manuel Kalo Mossengole Fondo McCollp Chuck McGee Sixth Grade — 69 Doskerboll is one of rhe sixrh groders noon-rime orrrocrions when they con ger rheir bonds on rhe boll. Trocy Middleron Tim Nere Vicky Newville Crysrol Owens Chris Powell Trovis Powers Mory Pybos Mork Peeves Jusrin Polin Mork Sonders Jonie Scorr Don Shorp Kerrens Shorp Krisrin Shermon Glendo Skinner Shelly Smirh Amy Snodgrass Pyon Snow 90 — Sixrh Grode Deon Spencer Shelley Stone Jored Stover Scott Thomas Jomes Thompson Debro Wode Jomes Williomson Erin Wilson Tamro Woodley McGoront Worley Eric Wright Kioll Yeory Sixth grader. Tim Nere: seventh groder. Brod Chop- pie. ond eighth groder. Chorles Tote portidpofe In the pie eorlng contest during the Neewolloh doy assembly. Tim Nere represents his doss well by defeating his upper classmates. Tamra Woodley ond Brod Garner seem to skate across the floor during the 3 legged roce (center left). Just because Mylo Gipson Is dressed os o square die doesn’t mean she's o square person (left). Sixth Grade — 91 MIDDLG SCHOOL Class Officers Seventh Grade Tanyo Carpenter — President Sherry Wilson — Secretory Amy Choney — Vice-President Relindo Wyott — Treosurer Eighth Grade Drion Snow — Vice-President Beth Mitchell — President Potty Plovchok — Treosurer Juli Engdohl — Secretory Sixth Grade Vicki Newville — Vice-President. Kolo Mossengole — President. Shelly Lee — Secretory 92 — MS Class Officers 6th Grode Bond - Top: J. Heck, J. Rolin, S. Thomos. C. Powell Second: M. Sonders. E. Wilson. E. Block, B Roberts. C Owens. M. Pybos. D. Shorp. Third: J. Scott, K Mossengole. K. Shermon. D Hodge, E. Wright, C. Johnston, G Skinner Bottom: K. Yeory. B. Corner, N Deon, S. Lee. M Gipson, L. Bridgeford. Mr. J. Collier 7th ond 6th Grode Bond - Top: D. Voughn. S. Newville. T West. A Choney, B Julion Second: M Punneo. K Burkett. R Stone. J. Ceorley. K Jennings. C Rollins. A. Heck. Third: V. Dees. D. Simpson, S. Sweermon. Y. Smith. P. Morgon. E. Johnson. S. Homm. A Summers Bottom: Mr J Collier. S Johnson. R. Seoton. C. Shermon. A. McKiddy. M. Coskey. S. Wilson. S Dovls. Bond M S Dond— ?3 Student Coundl There Is silence os the master of ceremonies. Brian Snow, takes the floor at the Neewolloh Day assembly We Interrupt this semester for on im- portant bulletin (right). The Student Council stands by in case a rescue at- tempt Is necessary for drowning victims bobbing for apples at the Neewolloh Doy assembly (below). Brian Snow. Angle Shorp, Beth Mitchell. Chorlene Idlett. Tonyo High. Jonice Lomb. Juli Engdohl, Amy Juli. don't count our chickens before they harchl Choney. Tonyo Corpenter. Kolo Mossengole. Shelly Lee. 94 — M S Student Council She finds out that the egg toss Isn’t oil It Is crocked up to be (1) Freshmon — Angie Toylor (2) Freshmon — Mory Shore (3) 8th — Beth Mitchell (4) 8th — Jennifer Nimmo (5) 8rh— Mory Johnston (6) 8th — Potty Plovchok (7) 8th — Juli Engdohl Top: Jennifer Nimmo. Beth Mitchell. Angie Toylor Bottom: Juli Engdohl. Mory Shore. Mory Johnston Mascot: Potty Plovchok M S Cheerleaders — 95 Cheerleaders 8th and 9th - Top: Cooch M. Chopple, Cooch R Lewis, S. Sisneros, T Davenport, T Peery, C. Coker, D. Maxwell, T. Johnson, S. Hoynes. S. Croslln, H. Brothers, Cooch L. Froiley, Cooch S. Bloir Middle: Mgr T. Dodson. M Lorenz, G. Smith. J. Merrell, C. Tote, C. Gilmore. C. Bonner. S. Emerson. M. Croslln, Mgr J. Deon Bottpm: B. Snow. G. Driskill. M. Kimberlin. T. Caldwell, L. Rollins, K. Sherman. B. Donovan, C. Cook. 6th ond 7th - Top: Cooch R. Lewis. J. Sweetmon. T. McWhirter. R. Rollings. M. Punneo. J. Barker. T. West. B. Ketchum. J. Koon, L. Gruszko, D. Solyer. J. Carter. B. Chopple. Cooch S. Bloir. Middle: S. Newville. B. Garner, S. Potemro. M. Grider, L. Lewis, M. Plumley. D. Carter. C. Grussendorf. J. Colvery. J. Dunlop. R. Finley, J. Williamson Bottom: E. Block. S. Lawson, E. Wilson. M. Fronklin. J. Herell. D. Voughn. J Holi, B Roberts. D Sharp, D Spencer. J Thornton. 96 — MS. Football Freshman Corey Bonner eyes his opponent from Choctaw Carrying the boll for the Bulldogs, freshmon Matthew Lorenz mokes o nice goln. 6th-9th Wrestling - Top: M. Croslin. L. Gruszko. M. Brozel, C. Tote. T. Caldwell. M. Punneo. Cooch L. Froiley Bottom: J Thornton. C. Cook. J. Colvery. H. Peltier. J. Herell. K. Sharp. J. Dunlop. Wrestling M S. Wrestling — 97 D Q S k e t b Q 6fh Grode Basketball - Top: Coach S. Bloir. J. Williamson. J. Crownover. Brod Gorner. R. Finley. T Nere. M Worley. J Rowland, C. Powell. M. Sonders Bottom: E Block. T. Heck. B Roberts. D. Sharp. K. Yeory. C. McGee, E. Wilson, D. Spencer. E. Wright 7th Grode Basketball - Top: Cooch S. Bloir, T. McWhirter. M. Grider. J Sweetmon. R. fallings. B Ketchum. D Solyer, T. West, J. Barker. J Koon, J. Carter. D. Carter. Bottom: S. Lawson. D. Voughn. C. Grussendorf. S. Potemro, B. Chappie, M. Plumley. S. Newville. L. Lewis. M. Franklin, J. Ceorley. Bth Grade Basketball - Cooch S. Bloir, K. Sharp. B. Donovan. S Crosslond. T. Peery. T. Dodson. R. Compton. K. Shermon, B. Snow. Cooch E. Fisher. 96 — M S Basketball th Grode Boskerboll - Top: K. Shermon, D. Crosslond, 5. Miller. K Massengole. T. Woodley. S. Smith. Bottom: V New ville. S. Lee. Hodge. J Scott. D Wode th Grode Basketball - Top: S. Wilson. T. Goss. L. Foil. M. Edwords. S Dovis. T. Potemro. P. Morgon. B. Fitzer Bottom: L. Owen. A honey. fV Burchett. E. Johnson. K Goodin. C. Shermon B Q S k e t b Q •th Grode Bosketboll - Top: Cooch fV Fuller, L. Porks. T. High. M. Johnson. J. Engdohl. L. Howell. B. Mitchell. J. Askew. D. Frozier. ottom: M. Caskey. C. Idlert. S. Sweetmon, T Shobert. L Mount. M S. basketball — 99 9th Grade Basketboll - Top: Cooch E. Fisher. S. Hoynes. C. Coker. D. Maxwell. S. Rooch, H. Brothers, 5. Slsneros. Cooch S. Bloir Bottom: 5 Emerson, D. Funk, J. Thompson, J. Deon, M. Lorenz, C. Gilmore. G. Drlsklll. ftrh ond 9th Grade Baseball - Top: Cooch M. Chopple. D. Funk. J. Deon. C. Coker. H. Brothers. C. Tote. S. Emerson. Mgr Middle: B Snow 5. dements, T. Caldwell. R. Compton. B. Donovon. G. Drlsklll Bottom: C. Ely. M. Shore. B. Tote. D Klepper T r a c k 6th and 9th Grade Track - Top: T Dodson. S. Hoynes. S. Rooch, B. Maxwell. T Peery. T Johnson. M. Lorenz. Cooch L. Lewis Bottom: J LeBlonc. S. Forley, C. Gilmore. G. Smith, J. Merrell, K. Shermon, C. Cook. 100 — M.5 Basketball, Baseball, Trock 8th ond 9th Grade Bosketboll - Top: Cooch S. Blolr, N. Gordner, J. Engdohl. D Dodd. D. Tore. A. Sharp, Cooch IV Fuller. Middle: A. 'Evons. D. Mitchell, M. Johnson. L. Porks. L. Howell. S. Sweermon. Bottom: J Askew. A Rains, C. Ely. M. Melton. M. Shore. D. Klepper Middle School Softball - Top: Cooch R. Fuller, E. Johnson, 5. Wilson. T. Poremro, M. Caskey, S. Sweermon. L. Howell. J. Wood, Y. Smith, A. Choney. K. Shermon. Bottom: J Ceorley, D. Oosslond, D. Hodge. J. Scott, K. Goodin, K. Mossengole. S. Smith. M. Woodley. S Lee. 9th Grade Track - Top: Cooch S. Bloir, C. Ely. B Tore. D Dodd. Cooch R. Fuller Bottom: M. Shore. D. Klepper. M Melton. A. Roins D a s k e f b a S 0 f t b Q 1 I T r a c k MS. Basketball. Softball. Track — 101 T r Q c k fc 1 6th Grode Trock - Top: B Roberts. R. Finley. B. Corner. R. Jones. J. Dunlop. J. Herrell. D Shorp Bottom: C. McGee. C. Cook. M. Senders. S. Meyers. J. Oownover, D. Spencer. K. Shorp. 102 — MS. Trock ™ T : M Punneo- T Wesr M Dro '- j Borker. B. McGee. B. Kerchum. j. Koon. L. Gruszko Middle: M. Plumly B Chop- ple. T McWh!rTef. R. Rollings. H. Peltier. J. Cotter. J. Colvery. L. Lewis Bottom: J Thornton. J Ceorley. S. Potemro, S. Newville D Voughn 5. Stockdole. S. Lowson. 6th Grade Track - Top: K. Sherman, D. Crosslond. S Miller, K Nossengole. T. Woodly. T. Middleton. S. Smith Bottom: S Lee. A Allen. C. Johnston, D. Hodge. J. Scott, D Wode, V. Newville. 7th Grade Track — Top: Cooch J. Wood. R. Burchett. G. Loving, S. Homm. S. Dovls. B. McGee, T. Potemro. M. Edwards. P Morgan. F. Henderson. Middle: Y. Adlx. A. Summers. C. Shermon. M. Kidder. T. Goss. T. Carpenter. B. Fitzer, L. Foil. R. Wyotr Bottom: C. Moffot. A. Choney. E. Johnson. S. Wilson. K. Goodin. L. Owen. 6th Grade Track - Top: Cooch S. Bloir, L. Howell. T. High. L Porks. S. Sweetmon, C. Idlert. J. Lomb. Cooch R Fuller Bottom: P Olson. A Heck. T. Shobert, S. Johnson, J Askew. M Coskey. S. Quolls. D. Frozier. T r a c k MS. Track — 103 Business Superintendent of Schools Mr S Woyne Moxwell Middle School Principal Mr Don McQuerrey High School Principal Mr. Burse Dills Board of Education President Donald Jones Vice-President Cloretto Wenthold Athletic Director Mr. Ed Fisher Clerk Chorles Snow Member Dill Shore Member John Willloms Vice-Principal Mr. Floyd West Bus Drivers - Don Tilson. Corlerto Thompson. Dodie Koon. Keith Wilhite. Louise Box. Al Rooch. Custodians - Horold Holder. Mory Gosnell. Junior Keeler. Louis Box. Kenneth Broy, Jockie Caldwell Cooks - Lindo Hobson, Morjorie Heord. Lindo Lee. Sondra Stork. Morilyn Dunlop. Mortho Donhom. Borboro Duty. Jessie Broy. Rochel Seoron Not Pic- tured: Kothy Bonks. Lindo Jones School Board Members. Adminisrrorion and Sr off— 107 A Seventeen Year Era of Appreciated Friendship The oroma of freshly baked donuts, French apple pies, cinnamon rolls, and pizzas mode our mouths woter. The nocho ond sucker soles were pure heoven. A helping hand when our clothes were ripped, torn, soiled, stained, or just plain soggy wos greatly appreciated. Motherly ad- vice ond understanding come in hondy in o home away from home atmosphere. Your advice ond friendship has encouraged, directed, ond guided us in our attainment of on education, ond the students ond faculty of Lexington High School wont you to know how much we appreciate o job well done. And although o simple thank you” seems inoppropriore for such o tremendous accomplishment, we do thank you ond wish you o very happy, restful, ond enjoyable retire- ment, Mrs. Brown. May your endeavors of the post 17 years of Lexington be os rewording to you os they hove Superintendent's Secretory 100 Ms Berry Vllhlte Superintendent s Secretory Ms. Carol � Maxwell H.5 Principal's Secretory Ms. Sue Peery M S Prindpol's Secretory Ms. Mary Beth Barron Asst H5 Prindpol's Secretory Ms. Penny Lewis Ms. Sheilo Allee - Libroron. Freshmen Sponsor Ms. Berniece Arnold - English 6th Grode Sponsor Mr. Poul Arnold - Moth Science, drh Grode Sponsor Mr. Sfeve Bloir — Athletics. Sepior Sponsor MCDelores Drown — Home Economics. Junior Sponsor Mr Mltron Chappie - Artrtencs Science Sophomore Sponsor Ms. Kofrkio Cheek - Speool Education. Freshmen Sponsor VMS. Morcie Cole - Dos Commun orions. English 6fh Grode Sponsor. M S. Cheerleoding Sponsor V Mr. Jerry Cottier — Good Junior Sponsor Ms. Normo Cummings - Moth Freshmen Sponsor Ms. Moxine Cunninghom - English. PE. Yeorbook Sophomore Sponsor ' Ms. Cheryl Dills - Moth 7rh Grode Sponsor Ms. Deborah Feroli - Spanish Science. Jumor Sponsor H S Cheerleoding Sponsor Mr. Lone Froily - Arhlencs Social Studies. Freshmen Sponsor Mr Rondoll Fuller - Arhlencs. Soaoi Studies Sophomore Sponsor A' Ms. C Connie Gamble - Science 7fh Grode Sponsor 'Ms. Lonerro Hoyes - English business. Sophomore Sponsoi a Ms. Korhy Johnson - English Social Studies 6rh Grode Sponsor M S Cheerleoding Sponsor Ms. Silvio Johnson - Library A Ms. Rebecca Jones - Soool Studies Leodership Senior Sponsor Ms. Jone Lessley - Music Sophomore Sponsor Mr. Ron Lewis - Athletics History Freshmen Sponsor Mr. Estil Oliver - Advonced Science Gifted G Tolenred Sophomore Sponsor Mr. Dill Richmond - Athletics Spool Studies Junior Sponsor l rtrAI Roach - English Senior Sponsor Y Ms. Liz Roether - Art Junior Sponsor Mr. Kermir Selzer - Vocononol Agriculture. Senior Sponsor Ms. Debbie Sobel - Speool E0 oton Senior Sponsor jfM. Cheryl Sterling - Business Home Economics. Senior Sponsor Mr George Thompson - English Speech. Freshmen Sponsor Teochers —109 LEXINGTON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Congratulations - 1984 Graduates! Plon to attend June 1985 Reunion” (Alumni Reunions Every 5 Years — 1985, 1990. 1995 etc.) Officers: Joan (Lorison) Rowell, President Mory Ann (Conley) Grallo, Vice-President JoeAnn (Deoson) Dodd, Secretory Donald K. Rusty” Jones. Treasurer Tommy Yeory, Reporter Angie Ramsey ________________________________________________________________1984 Lex Alumni Scholarship Recipient RUSSELL INSURANCE AGENCY 117 W. 2nd Purcell, Okla. 73080 527-3270 Salutes the Seniors of the 1984 Lady Bulldog's basketball team. BOOSTERS Jonie s Beauty Shop (L) 527-2913 McBee Signs (L) 527-6165 Otosco (P) 527-3018 Tennilles (P) 527-3747 Wal-Mart (P) 527-5621 Western Auto (P) 527-3187 John, Jo, Michele Arms (P) 527-3511 Merle Normon Cosmetics (P) 527-9606 Purcell Vision Clinic (P) 527-3636 Rev. and Mrs. Roy Lind (L) 527-9050 Bob Miller Chevrolet (P) 527-2128 Mistletoe Express (P) 527-3040 Becks Service TV and Appliance (P) 527-3100 Foshion World (P) 527-2350 Purcell Garden Center (P) 527-5636 Lexington Athletic Booster Club (L) Pro-Am Photo Supply (N) 364-5992 Pepsi Bottling Company (A) 332-0380 City of Lexington (L) 527-6123 Key — Lexington (L). Normon (N), Purcell (P), Ado (A). 110— Ads NIMMO ACITO PARTS 1021 S. Green Purcell. OK 73080 Ph. 527-5573 Jennifer, Glenn. Justin and Lindo Nimmo Kristin, Corey ond Kyle Shermon SOONER DISCOUNT PHARMACY 1225 W. Lindsey Normon, OK 73069 Ph. 329-6001 PURCELL HOME FURNISHINGS 127 W. Main Sr. Purcell. OK 73080 Ph. 527-5522 Congratulations Basketball Royalty You Can't Go Wrong at WRIGHTS IN OUT Open Mon.-Fri. 6 30 A M-11 00 P M Sat.-Sun 7:00 A M-12 00 P M Ads — 111 Richie Crowford Rod Clevelond Scott McCown Congratulates the 1984 L.H.5. Golf Team Mike Dunlop Ronnie Deoson 112 — Ads f aB£’g V y'' y t ; Wendell 0. Little ticensed Funeral Director and Mortician $27-6543 119 i___ OK • ■ 00,' VI M.F. BAIT EiTEBPBISES li€. P.O. Box V, Lexington, Okla. 7X51 world s 1 KATFISH LURES Home of Little Stinker Kot Katchers (405) 527-2466 Willie Farrow Rocky Marshall (405) 872-7127 (From Infants to Toddlers) MBIT'S lalTTlsiBi 117 N. Beech Lexington, Okla 7X51 527-7168 Ads—113 TURNER’S PHARMACY 105 Grant Ave. Purcell 527-2107 Home — 527-2660 ELDER, MANTOOTH, HAXEL Turner's Phormacy hos everything for orhleric injuries os demonstrated by Pete W ond Mike C, who hove hod their shore of injuries this year Attorneys at Law P.O. Box 667 310 Washington Street Purcell, Oklahoma 73080 Photographic Company” Specializing in all types of Photography The Engdohl girls. Juli. Tommi. ond Lori ore hoping rhot some doy they'll be oble to drive their dod's dossic Chevy Three Metro Locations to Serve You! For Your Convenience Please Cat’ For An Appointment Norm� M-xxe MxJwest City 120W Mj 73069 � ?8 W Mi n 73160 401 S A.r Depot 73110 9 7970 794-7748 737 6600 131 N. Moin 527-6415 Lexington ENGDAHL MOTOR COMPANY 114 FARROW'S CARS USED Qft gjLy Highway 39 Lexington. OK 73051 527-5240 Co Lady Bulldogs! Owner: Willord Farrow 116 W. Broadwoy Lexington 527-9266 � Po 5Quality Furniture at Affordable Price� H Mii FURKil’SINGS 527-3195 Rick Ewing 211 W. Main Sharon Ewing Purcell, Ok. 73080 Smiles ore in Style!” GLENN A. MEADD.D.S. 129 N. Third Purcell 527-6586 Rodney C. discovers rhor you'll olwoys find o helping hond or Willioms. WILLIAMS PHARMACY 111 E. Droodwoy Lexington, OK 73051 527-5662 DAIRY BOY 209 Eost Droodwoy Lexington, OK 7X51 527-6412 Tino D. ond Mike C. show whot friendly ond fost service rhe Doiry Boy provides. MITCHELL’S US€D cm Office: 527-7484 Home: 527-5041 A Owner ROBERT MITCHELL We support Lexington ond their Jr. High Cheerleoders. 116 — Ads Dilly Sr. 67 Harrow S fewer 3 by s4fma f oie 115 Eosr Broadway Lexington, OK 73051 BILLY AND ALMA FARROW Alma Sr. 72 Mike C. and Craig W. especially like Purcell Bokery if it meons getting our of Mr Roach's English Closs PURCELL BAKERY 705 S. Green Purcell. OK 73060 527-5363 Be os picky pickin' flowers os Michelle H Come ro Forrow's where the flowers ore worth picking! SHOP UNITED SUPERMARETS 1600 N. Green Ave. Purcell, OK 73080 527-5631 Win rhe race with Gino H ond Renee A or United Ads — 117 Toni S. ond Angle R. go to Alma's for Christmas shopping ALMA'S FLOWERS Flowers for oil occasions 527-6821 228 5. Fourth Purcell, OK Owners: DILL AND ALMA HUDDLE5TONE - dfj REEDS FOODLAND Meat Market Grocery Come to Reed’s, and Paul M. will che k you out, too 115 W. Broadway Lexington 527-6221 Attleboro, Massachusetts 02703 116 — Ads STATE BANK Regular Lobby Hours Mon.-Thurs. 9:00 A.M.-3:00 P.M. Friday 9:00 A.M.-6:00 P.M. Walkup Window Mon.-Thurs. 3:00 P.M.-5:00 P.M. Ads —119 EflSKEY’S EflRPET SERVIEE 15 Years Experience Shop for Your New Floor Covering in rhe Comfort of Your Home. Carper ond Vinyl Soles ond Service. hDNR’S FOOD 527-2401 120 Fourrh-Purcell Don't be drowned out by high prlcesl Come to Adolr s BIG 3 MUffLGR ND WGLDIMG • In Shop Welding • Portable • Customs • All Work Guaranteed • Duals •Lifetime Warranty Available 24 Hour Emergency Call 527-5200 8:00-6:00 Mon.-Sor. 527-2540 527-7292 527-3734 330 South Green Purcell CHARLIE'S PHILLIPS 66 527-0148 300 5. Green Purcell Full Service Station • Auto Repair Service • Lubrication • Batteries — Battery Charging • Full Inspection Station • New 6 Used Tires — Tire Repair • Car Wash 77 QUICK STOP Highway 77 527-5141 Lei the professionals knock the knocks out of your cor: come to Charlies! KEN’S FOODS For gos. groceries, ond sundries. 77 Quick Stop is the place to go 527-5566 625 South 5th When Zlgg ond Pete get the hungrles otter basketball, they dribble on over to Ken s Red ond White Ads —121 VAl’S SMOKE HOUSE ItARISEQUE Specializing In Hickory Smoked DDQ Catering OWNED AND OPERATED DY 527-5865 VAL AND THE GALS 805 5. Green Purcell MIKE BRYANT PRESIDENT Box 642 • Purcell. Oklahoma 73080 • 405-527-3134 Oklahoma 1 -800-522-3548 • Out of stale 1 -800-654-3893 •KLAHCMA STARTER RRIYES AMR Box 930 120 Broodwoy Lexington, Oklohomo 73051 527-5435 SRLENOiRS We solute the 1983-84 Lody Bulldogs' Owners CARL BURCHETT SR. CARL BURCHETT JR. 122—Ads Megan M. and Sarah S. climb ro rhe top or Pearson's. PEARSON’S LUMBER LUMBER • POSTS • PAINT HARDWARE PLUMBING • ELECTRICAL LOCKSMITH ' 'Serving Your Building Needs Since 1939 Hwy. 77 39 Junctions — Lexington, OK 73051 (405) 527-6514 527-3333 Norman 364-3383 103 W. Washington Purcell 527-6360 First Baptist Church The Youth Group enjoys their lunch or rhe Church during Noonday.'' Ads —123 MATTHEWS SPORTING GOODS JhuFI c uJi HARDWARE STORES Owners DAVID G NELDA MATTHEWS 219 W. Moln Purcell. OK 527-3357 HOPE SUPPLY 701S. 5rh Purcell, OK 527-2034 Chris A. always shops at Matthews for her Kevin's sweatshirts. .1 K AUTO PARTS Sandy A Seauty Shop Operators: Sandy Compton Dorothy Martin Barbara Idleman Kathy Grider Phone (405) 527-3468 124 West Main Purcell, OK 301 South Highway 77 Purcell, OK 527-2114 124 —Ads Owners - COY, CHERYL, TUESDAY AND DANIELL HINKLE Vlfh friendly smiles and pleasent service, come to Sloughtervllle Store YOUR TROUBLES PURCELL AUTOMOTIVE 8005 S. 5rh Purcell, OK 73080 527-2928 ‘ttyen WILSON’S SPECIALIZING IN VOLKSWAGEN PARTS SERVICE Dedicated to rhe service of the community, Wilson's also specializes in eye catching creatures. This spider is located North of Wilson's on Highway 77. You con'r miss if. Ads — 125 Phone: (405) 527-6464 'll lam ii .� HAIR STYLING SAL 205 West Main Pure� � . OK 73080 Pirating You, Pltatt Jt TYLER'S FURNITURE Come to Tylers! 107 W. Main Purcell OWNER 6 OPERATOR: Nancy Woods HAIR DRESSERS: Kathy Doswell, Connie Lee, Frank Phelps Michelle H. ond Julie G. model clothes or Doisy Porch ond flash those peorly whites DAISY PATCH We hove adult clothes, too. 527-6685 527-7351 101 W. Broadway Lexington 527-7646 OPEN MON-SAT 8:00-6:00 SUNDAY 1:00-5:00 FOR THOSE SPECIAL GIFTS VISIT THE COTTAGE m — Ads First American Bank — People Helping People Through the years people from oil walks of life hove come to Purcell ond McCloin County looking for o better way of life. These pioneers were looking for o strong community that would survive the hard times. They wonted to raise their families in o safe environment ond be able to retire with their spouses secure in the knowledge that their children would hove the some opportunities for success which they hod. At First American Bonk ond Trust Company, we've mode o commitment to Purcell ond the surrounding community. We've set out to become o port of Purcell ond o port of the people in Central Oklahoma. We believe that o strong community needs o strong bonk. That's why you con count on the First American Bonk ond Trust Company. It's this kind of dedicated service that hos mode us the bonk where people come first. Where People Come First OFFICERS OFFICERS DIRECTORS Som Ewing. Choirmon of rhe Board Robert Gormon. Vice-President Uol Boker Lorry Ewing. President Patrick Ayres. Vice-President Hoyt Burns Neil Borfield. Exec. Vice-President Moveldo Blockwell. Ass t Vice-President Som Ewing Ernie R. Thompson. Sr. Vice-President 6 Cashier Lorry Ewing Potsy Glover. Vice-President Doris Howkins. Ass t Vice-President M. R. Pearson Dovid Swonner. Vice-President Eulene Webster. Ass t Vice-President Ernie R Thompson Bill L. Wilson. Vice-President Georgia Hudson. Ass t Cashier Leonord Wyatt Lobby Hours: Mon., Tues.. Wed , 6 Fri. 9 o.m. to 3 p.m. Thursday 9 a.m. to 6 30 p m. Closed Saturdays Drive-In Hours: Mon. thru Fri. 8 o.m. to 6:30 p.m. Saturday 8 o.m. to Noon 324 W. Main Sr.. Purcell. OK Ph. 527-2117 Member F.D.I.C. Ads SE0TTIES L.P. Efli P.O. Box 467 Lexington, OK 73051 Some Tractors ore compllcoted to drive, bur even these city slickers, Shelly G. Donno M.. ond Terrle 5.. con hondle this Ford. 527-6124 527-3654 Domestic Tanks Propane Supplies GASTON MELON FORD TRACTOR MOTOR INN RESTAURANT 1700 N. Green Purcell, OK 73060 527-2146 Greg W gets in good wirh rhe new girl. Rhondo H . by roking her ro lunch or Rubys. 126 — Ads 1000 gol CONCRETE TANKS 500 6 1000 gol PLASTIC TANKS 3 6 4 PLASTIC SEWER PIPE FTG5. c '« P.O. Box 333 — Purcell, OK 73060 Chris Coker. Greg Driskill. John Deon. ond Honk Drofhers think rhot G ond M Took Co is on top BOB McMAHAN DAN GAMMILL Phone 527-5342 Ads —129 130 — Ads BELLE MERE FARM Rf. 2, Box 17 Owners: Lexington, OK 7X51 DEE AND BETTY RAPER JAMES ENGDAHL BUILDERS P.O. Box 429 Purcell. OK 73080 Ph. 527-3971 GENERAL HARDWARE Shown Sisneros shows his quarter horse Chicks Charger Bor Congratulations Football Royaltyl 420 5. Green Ave. Purcell, OK 73080 Ph. 527-3242 Owner: RICKY CHEEK Wheel on down ro General Hardware with Stocy Robinson and Angie Ramsey P.O. Dox 520 Lexingron. OK 73051 Ph. 527-6519 J| IV ‘ TH. ROGERS s lumber col P.O. Box 427 Purcell. OK 73080 Ph. 527-2221 317 W. Gray Norman, OK 73069 Ph. 321-8300 132 — Closing Closing —133 r 4 Hey CulUgon Manll 0 I don't wont to heor If. Where's the boys? Goldilocks. Anyone for boseboll? Holly Hobby. I know something you don't know. Go oheod. moke my doy. Mr. Flx-it. What, no Dononos? Go oheod. wet your whistlel Miss Cloirol Kindness. All my rowdy friends hove settled down. FF Look ot me; I'm Sondro Dee. T ... the next best thing to being there. Senior Baby Pictures Senior Index Kim Anderson Renee Argo Mike Box Charlotte Drooks Mike Carmack Gary Coker Mike Coker 4, John Croslin 4 Shelly Crossland James Curtis Jim Driskill Luetto Edwards Kevin Finnell Marvin Gober David Goosen Tim Goosen Nolan Hailey Keli Hardeman Renita Harrison Don Haynes Kim Hooper Gina Horn 4. 7, Lisa Huffman 2 Sabrina Johnson Sherry Kidder Ranae Lamb Lance Lewis 6. 6,11, 40, 49, 54, 62. 102,130, 135, T 6, 7, 41, 54, 117, 132, 134, D 4, 6, 8. 53, 54, 55, 59, 64. 72. 134. H 6, 58 6. 8, 37, 52, 53. 54. 57. 64,135. U 6, 8. 10. 38, 40. 42, 54. 134, F 6,10, 37, 38. 42, 45, 49, 54, 57, 61 64. 65, 72, 114,117, 134, K , 6, 8, 11, 30. 37 46, 65, 70, 71. 72,132, 134. P 6 52, 54, 58. 59, 64 6, 31, 37 7. 28, 33. 53, 54 66, 69, 73, 75, 110, 122, 131 35 7, 54, 74 37, 54, 55, 64 4, 7, 8, 53, 54, 55, 132 7 7, 54, 55, 132, 135, FF 7 7, 54 55 7 11,16. 45, 54, 68, 73,110, 117, 122, 135, R !. 7, 27, 33. 47, 53, 54, 58, 59, 132,134 M 7.11, 27, 32, 33. 40. 42, 54, 55 57. 58, 59, 73, 133, 135, Q 8. 42, 54, 135, V 6,10, 26, 37. 42, 54, 55, 59,134, N 4, 8, 29, 74, 134, E Paul Maggia Shana Melton Larry Merrill Mark Monse Ron Morris Greg McKiddy Mike McQuerrey 4, 7, 8. 8, 11. 52, 54, 59, 118,134, D 8. 53. 56, 134, C 8, 54 8, 54, 70, 71 8, 11, 37, 54, 64, 74 4, 8, 31, 52, 64, 72, 135, V ), 42. 44, 49, 54, 59, 64, 70, 135, 136, EE Shelley Olson 8, 38, 39, 40, 42, 53, 54, 55, 59, 135, DD Delonna Owen 8, 42, 66, 73,110,118, 134, L Angie Ramsey 5, 8, 10, 28 30. 31, 40, 44, 50, 53, 57, 58, 59, 62, 110, 118, 133, 134, L Julia Riggs 8, 33, 42, 54, 59 66 73, 110, 122,135, CC Tim Rivera 4, 8, 44, 49, 57, 64. 72, 132, 135, 136, X Janis Scott 9, 34, 37, 46, 48, 54, 69. 135, AA Toni Shea 2, 9. 28, 53. 57, 58, 59, 118,133, 135, DD Cindy Shockey 9, 40 52. 53, 59, 63,132 Ross Shore 6, 10, 42, 54, 55, 56, 70, 71, 135, S Richard Smith 26, 40, 64 Laurie Spor 9, 134, A Larry Stockdale 9, 29 Rick Sukenis 4, 9, 44 49, 64, 65, 71 Lisa Watkins 6, 16, 26, 27, 33, 40. 42, 43, 45, 56 59, 68, 73, 110, 114,121, 122,135, W Greg Weatherford 4 8, 9, 28, 37, 40, 42, 52, 54, 64, 65, 70,128, 132,135, Z Craig Wenthold 9. 11, 37, 42, 44, 49, 54, 64, 117, 134, 136, I Lisa Wilhire 6, 10, 16, 26, 33, 40. 42, 45, 54, 56, 68. 69, Cyndi Wilkins Leon Wilson Debbie Yeary 73, 75,110, 114, 121, 122, 134, G 9,11, 30, 31, 41, 54, 63, 132 9. 27, 32, 42, 54, 133 9, 33, 34, 54, 69. 134, J The End . . . 136 Senior Index Phoro Courtesy of: Dill Edwords Photography Purcell, OK SPORTS Wilhite Named to All-State Team Senior Co-captain of the Lady Bulldogs. Lisa Wilhite, was nam- ed to the 1984 Girls' All-State Basketball team to cap an outstanding career. Lisa scored 874 points this season for a 30.1 average to lead the Lady Bulldogs to the Area Tournament and a 20-0 record. Lisa scored 1880 points in 80 games as a 3 year starter for a 23.5 average. She was named to the All-Tournament team of the Big 8 Conference as a sophomore, the All-Tournament team of the Big 8 Conference as a junior, was named to the Big 8 All- Conference team, and was twice recognized t o the Heart of Oklahoma All-Tournament Team. In addition, she lettered 3 years on the track team and 2 years on the softball team. Lisa signed a letter of intent to attend St. Gregory's Junior College on a basketball scholarship. Three Wrestlers Qualify for State The Lexington Wrestling Team ended the season on a high note by qualifying three wrestlers for the state tournament and getting their first state medal. The team finished 14th in the state meet held at Stillwater. This was only Lex's third year of wrestling competition. Qualifying for the state meet was Sr. Captain Ross Shore who finished third at regionals at 123 lbs. Shore finished the season at 21-4. Shore was also named the outstanding wrestler in the Cen- tral Conference for 1083-84. For the third straight year. Sr. Captain Greg Weatherford qualified for state. He placed third at regionals. and ended the season with a 21-4-1 mark. The tie was with 3A state champ. An- thony Houston, of Noble. Weatherford is a three time con- ference champ. Heavyweight Mark Monse led the team in victories with a 23-4 record and collected the Bulldogs their first state medal by placing fourth at the state meet. Monse had a school record of 23 falls this year including falls over last year’s state champ. Terry Buf- ford of Crescent, and last year's state runner-up. Scott Smith of Hobart. It was Monse's third trip to state. The fine performances of all three of these Lexington seniors. Ross Shore. Greg Weatherford, and Mark Monse. led the way to their being named to the honorable mention all-state team. Lex Girls Are District Champs For the first time in the history of Lexington, the girls’ softball team won district, establishing a new level of excellence in LHS softball. After overwhelming Meeker 11-0 in the first game of the district playoffs, the Lady Bulldogs realized that this was going to be that long awaited day. In game two against hard hitting Bethel. Big Lex’ played one of its most awesome games of the year. Even unforced errors seem- ed to go in their favor. Lex jumped out on top in the first inn- ing 4-0. One could feel tension building as intimidation finally took its toll on mighty Bethel. The sweet smell of victory per- vaded the air as the Lady Bulldogs wrote a new chapter in the LHS history books downing Bethel 8-4 in the district final. I n the regionals. Lex was pitted against conference rival Blan- chard in game one. L nfortunate- ly. the Bulldogs could not hold back the strong Lion attack and fell to Blanchard, who went on to win state, (continued on page 731. “A Short Time To Work, A Lifetime To Remember” The 1983-84 basketball season proved to be most eventful for the Lexington Lady Bulldogs and their fans. The 20 win season, a regional championship, and Lex- ington's first all-stater highlighted a banner year. The Lady Bulldogs opened the campaign with high expectations and three consecutive wins. Play- ing mostly 3A foes, the team not- ched a 15-7 regular season record, including a consolation cham- pionship at the Konawa Tourna- ment and a runner-up trophy in the prestigious Heart of Oklahoma Tournament. A late season bout with the flu marred the record slightly, as the Lady Bulldogs dropped four straight road games. The team proved itself, however, in the playoffs by- downing Ninnekah. Washington, and highly rated Apache to cap- ture the regional tournament and reach Area for the first time since 1977. The Lady Bulldogs then downed Fairview before losing out to perennial powerhouse Dale, only two wins from the state tournament.