Lexington High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Lexington, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1988 volume:

OLLLDCCS HW ALL THE WORLD S A STAGE AND ALL THE MEN AND WOMEN MERELY PLAYERS We dedicate this yearbook to the people of LHS who play out the drama of our school lives. Shakespeare Jabfe of (Contents Eludent oCife................................pp3-8 (Classes....................................pp9-18 Widdle School..............................pp 9-32 Sacultg and _Administration................pp33-38 Organizations..............................pp39-48 __Athletics................................pp49-58 Sinai (Curtain.............................pp59-67 sAdvertisements............................pp68-80 All the students at Lexington High School are famous for their abilities in the ‘Performing Arts”. As shown here the students display a wide range of talents. I guess it's true what they say All LHS is a stage.” Hey man. it's not a Ferrari, but it gets the chicks!!! The pride of what? When I push down. Erica, jump up real hard. Not on the hair of my chinny-chln-chin. Two peas in a pod Darryl is a firm believer that reading is bad for the eyesight (LEFT) � ’ve got her, now where do you want her??? (BOTTOM) Yes. officer it's the one with the dumb look on his face. Fasten your seatbelts for your next trip into the Twilight Zone. I'm twice the woman she is!!! Do you have any money I can borrow? (RIGHT) Lexington students pose foi a pic ture (BELOW) T o be or not to be That is the question (RIGHT) When I say go. everybody strike the dumbest pose you can think of (BOTTOM RIGHT) Studenl response to new lunch rules was overwhelming. 6 (RIGHT) It's the medication. I swear!!! (BELOW) There's moral support; and then there's Mark support. Denise, let's see your best ET Impression! Is that legal??? 8 FEATURING AN ALL-STAR CAST! ...” is Broadway’s method of publicizing its actors. We believe it is an apt description of the students at LHS who are the stars of the drama of our school life. 9 CLASSES If you could live in another country where would it be? 'Africa — Stephanie McGee What is your favorite pastime? Letting my hair grow (???). — Chad Anderson If you only had 24 hrs. to live what would you do? Find Mitch Gaylord and marry. — Reika Compton If you could change something that is wrong with this school what would it be? Put in a swimming pool (???).” — David Faught If you could put a word in the dictionary what would it be? Peepin' — (verb) to look ex. Let’s go peepin' for guys. — Lori West Chad Anderson Gene Arnett Melanie Bernard Jason Beach James Beaty Denise Bennett Kyle Black Stephanie Boatright Dawn Box Jerry Brazill Curtis Broome Larry Brown Brad Burchett J. J. Caldwell Dayan Combs Reika Compton Teresa Cook Joe Cooper Robert Cooper Christy Cozad Mike Dean Phillip Deaton Glennette Drivere Mike Embry Sherri Engert David Faught Becky Franks Toby Gifford Jimmy Goad Raymond Hackney Kevin Harmoning Gene Hayes Jennie Hayles Mark Heisy Kyle Hemmerling Mike Henderson Tuesday Hinkle Scott Hobbs Debbie Hooper Patrick Jolley Tim Jones Travis Jones Heather Larrimore Kylie Lawson Tina Lehman Grant Lipple Brandon Luttrell Cristin McCown Lee McDonald 10 Stephanie McGee Mike McKiddy Lesley Moore Lou Ann Murphy Erica Owen Beth Parish Tracy Parker Justin Pierce Michael Peltier Julie Plavachak Chad Reid David Roberts Shannon Rowell Gayla Smith David Standrldge Philip Stidham Dana Varner James Waddle Jennifer Wenthold Lori West Shawn West Glynn Whitaker Lynn Whitaker Eric Wilson Junior Yeary FAR LEFT, CLASS FAVORITES: Erica Owen Travis Jones LEFT, CLASS OFFICERS: Jennifer Wenthold, Stephanie Boatright, Debbie Hooper, Tracy Parker. Freshman float workers doing what comes naturally. FRESHMEN Who is your most famous hero? “Pee-Wee Herman, strange and different, he's my kind of guy.” — Natalie Dean If you could trade places with anyone in this school who would it be. Why? “Coach Walck — to know the fear of riding with inex- perienced drivers. — Laura McAloon If you could do anything with only 24 hrs. to live what would it be? ‘Hijack a plane — go to Paris — write a lot of hot checks — meet a gorgeous French man and die happily. • — Kelli Higginbottom Is the most like the animal: “Janie Scott is most like the animal: hyena. — Kristin Sherman If you could put a word In the dictionary what would it be? “Scarffln — (adj.) Eating really fast, ex. She was scarf fin’It in. , — Dusty Hodge Melissa Blby Erin Black Ronda Black Lisa Bridgeford Shawna Brown Janice Cearley Chris Cook Nick Cowley Dee Crossland Jeff Crownover Natalie Dean Teresa Delaney Jed Dunlap Rick Finley Ruth Funk Brad Garner Randy Gifford Kellie Green Lisa Hall Joe Heck Jimmi Herrell Kelli Higginbottom Ronnie Hobson Dusty Hodge Marie Jacobs Kim Lamaskus Gillian Lawrence Shelly Lee Stacie Manuel Kala Massengale Laura McAloon Fonda Me All p Chuck McGee Vicky Newville Crystal Owens Mary Pybas Justin Rolin Mark Sanders Janie Scott Betty Sekayouma Kerrence Sharp Kristin Sherman Kim Sims Glenda Skinner Shelley Smith Amy Snodgrass Dean Spencer Shelley Stone Jared Stover 12 Sheila Taylor Scott Thomas Mike Wells James Williamson Tena Wilkinson Erin Wilson Jennifer Wood Tamara Woodley Eric Wright Kiall Yeary Kim Yeary LEFT, CLASS OFFICERS: Mary Pybas, Mike Wells. Tamra Woodley, Vicki Newvllle. BELOW LEFT: Eric Wright gives Scott Thomas the “New Do. BELOW, CLASS FAVORITES: Tamra Woodley and Mike Wells. BOTTOM: Sophomore float builders strut their stuff. SOPHOMORES I 13 What was your most embarrasing moment? When I got thrown In jail for throwing eggs at cop cars. — Troy McWhirter If you were stranded on a desert island what would be your strangest fear? That Tarzan and Jane would have classier clothes than me. — Maria West If you could predict the future for a Senior what would it be? That Dean Nor- thcutt will write His own Bible. — Anjl Green What is your opinion of the new rules for lunch (not going to Purcell?) “I think that if the students have to stay so should the faculty.” — Jason Koon If you could put a word in the dictionary what would it be? “Jeri Askew — (verb) to ask you. ex. Who Jeri Askew anyways? — Christy Frcad and Twin Yvette Adix James Barker Melinda Bennett Mike Brazell Michelle Brazill Rhonda Burchett Mark Buchanan Kenny Burkett Tanya Carpenter Jamie Chafin Amy Chaney Crystal Davis Marlena Edwards Mike Franklin Christy Fread Nathan Gates Cynthia Gifford Kristy Goodin Tyra Goss Anji Green Larry Gruzka Sherry Hamm Mike Harmoning Fay Henderson Troy Hopkins Brinda Hyland John Idleman Krissi James Brad Julian Erin Johnson Ken Kennedy Sean Kennedy Monica Kidder Jason Koon Gene Laney Steve Lawson Jesse Lehman Jeremy McAfee Bill McGee Brenda McGee Troy McWhirter Cheryl Mills Cheryl Moffat Peggi Morgan Sean Mewville Leslie Owen Deborah Page Hailie Peltier Steven Potem ra NOT PICTURED: Darrel Faught, Mike Findley. Mike Grider, Jamie McDaniel, Todd Shobe, Shawn Stockdale, Daniel Carter. JUNIORS | 15 Max Punneo Donnie Rollings Ronnie Rollings Dane Salyer Chris Savage Renae Seaton Mary-Kaye Sharp Cindy Sherman Debbie Simpson Konna Skinner Shonna Slatten Kyle Spor James Stidham Ricky Stone Angie Summers Jeff Sweetman Dewayne Vaghn Maria West Todd West Renae Wheeler Chad Wilson Sherry Wilson Glenda Winn ABOVE LEFT, CLASS OFFICERS: Jason Koon, Jeremy McAfee, Mary Kaye Sharp, Todd West. Renae Seaton. ABOVE, CLASS FAVORITES: Sean Kennedy and Tyra Goss. LEFT: Junior fLoat frolics. FLASH... Seniors Receive Standing Cvaticn SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ABOVE (L-R): Michelle Caskey, Mary Johnston, Patty Olsen. Shelley Gay. LEFT: CLASS FAVORITES Mary Johnston Robbie Hobson. LHS proudly salutes the 1988 graduates for a job well done. They have led the way for all of us in scholarship, leadership, and friendship. We shall miss them. 16 BIGGEST FLIRTS Kyle Jennings G Ann Heck MOST FRIENDLY Jaime Merrdl G Sherri Qualls BEST PERSONALITY Ricky Compton G Shelley Gay BEST ALL-AROUND Robby Hobson G Angie Sharp MOST BASHFUL Keith Sharp G Joey McMichad BEST LOOKING Chuck Cook G Jennifer Nimmo MOST TALENTED Tommy Hooper G Gay la Combs CLASS CLOWNS Chance Shea G Denise Frazier MOST ATHLETIC MOST SPIRITED Tim Dodson G Shonda Sweetman Jeremy Steele G Beth Mitchell MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Steve Boatwright G Patti Olson BEST DRESSED Dean Northcutt G Julie Gamer S e n i c r P e r s c n a I i t i e s Sim Aaltonen Jeri Askew Bonnie Beckwith Michelle Caskey Chuck Cook Steve Crossland Vernon Dees Denise Frazier Julie Garner Shelley Gay David Goldsmith Kim Green SCHOOL SONG Hey look us over, Hey lend an ear. Here come the Bulldogs Now It's time to cheer. Stand up and holler-give out a yell And if we don't win this game tonight We ll still think you're swell. Here come the Bulldogs Here comes the team They're really tough guys Always on the beam. So whenever you see the orange black You'll all standup and cheer For the Bulldogs now are here. Ann Heck Robert Heck LEXINGTON HIGH SGHCCL 16B Kyle Jennings Mery Johnston Rusty Jones ■ Mark Maine Joey Me Michael Jaime Merrell Beth Mitchell Jennifer Nlmmo Billy Huffman Ann Hyland Amy Lewis SCHOOL COLORS: ORANGES BLACK MASCOT: BULLDOG William Northcutt Patti Olson Class cf 1988 16C Brian Snow Greg Smith Chance Shea Jeremy Steele Shonda Sweet man Tara Taylor Kathy Vaught Wayne Wright Steve Blair Percy Moreau Norma Pierce Cheryl Sterling Sandra Wootten Sponsor Sponsor Sponsor Sponsor Sponsor Class cf 1988 16D LUS Fashions and Fads Failure to peg pants legs is fashion suicide Spring string bracelets resulted in Wristomania John: Casual (to death) chic Sean: Style is what you make it Dane: Need we say more? Nathan proves that some looks last forever The Blues Brothers JARED accessories with pet desk top 7 LEIS FACES IN TFIE CROWD MIDDLE SCHOOL CURTAIN UP! LIGHT THE LIGHTS! WE VE GOT NOTHIN’ TO HIT BUT THE HEIGHTS .. truly describes the exciting future for these young people in the middle years of their school drama. 19 6th Grade Travis Ary Angela Barton Christy Bennett Clarence Bridgeford Leah Bryant Heather Cater Stacey Cooper Patricia Deviney Carter Draper James Dunlap Rick Farley Tina Findley Lance Fisher Jamie Ganster Jody Hobson David Higginbottom Darrell Hickman Keith Hayles Larry Gwen Tommy Goad Carson Garrison Micah Hobson Michael Hodges James Jimboy Crystal Johnson Trent Jones Stephanie Keesee David Lane Amanda Larrimore Lori Love Angeal Lowry Mandy Man ire Zora Martino Terry Maxon Robert McGee Bryan Parnell Charolette Perrin Greg Ptavchak Jeremy Pruitt Tim Roberts Lance Sargent Sherry Sharp McKala Shinn Miranda Smith Michelle Snodgrass Charlie Spears Darren Thompson Jammie Tilley Roy Tucker Jason Vinson Shirley Wallace Jeff Williams Liberty Williams Jeremiah Winn Trieca Wood Crystal Woodley 20 Amanda Woods Michael Wootten CLASS OFFICERS: James Dunlap. Greg Plavchak Lori Love. James Jimboy CLASS FAVORITES: Trent Heather Carter SIXTH GRADE ON PARADE CLASS SPONSORS Mrs. Cheryl Dills Mrs. Connie Gamble LEXIfSiG .ON HIGH SCHOOL 21 7th Grade Melissa Ackerman Shawn Anthony Bob Archer Carla Barker Jennifer Beach Chris Beaty Tony Bennett Amy Broome Wynn Ann Chaney Renee Cooper Jennifer Croslin Jake Dean Sharlette Deviney Tom Donaldson Tammy Embry Tonya Embry Alicia Farrow John Gaskill Daniel Gifford Christina Goble Melissa Gruzka Jenny Harjo Mathew Heisey Sean Hill Daniell Hinkle Amy Hobbs Dusty Hobbs Nathan Gwin Matt Howry Bradley Hubbs Pam Kidder Amanda Kimble Jeremiah Kittley Jason Knapp Shelley Lehman Michael Martin Erin Massengale Dixie Matthews Brian McCalip Tonya Miller Clvin Moore Jeff Morris John Morris Shana Neil Heather Parker Brandy Potts Gretchen Rolin Teresa Sanders Misty Sargeant James Slemen Misty Scott Justin Sheilds Bryan Shinn Shanna Shobe Kim Short Erik Smith 22 James Tresler Dayna Vaughn Michelle Wicker Serena Williams Vick Williams Robin Woodley Katrina Worley CLASS SPONSORS Mrs. Berneice Arnold Mr. Paul Arnold CLASS OFFICERS LEFT: Amy Broome. Renee Cooper, Nathan Gwin. Tammy Embry CLASS FAVORITES BELOW LEFT: Jake Dean and Teresa Sanders. ABOVE: Seventh grade He-men and She- Ras strut their stuff. BELOW: Hit squad returns from the cafeteria. 23 8th Grade Len Akerman Amber Ardery Jamie Austin Randy Banko Trulie Beason Jimmy Billings Joe Blythe Donnie Boatright Jeff Box Mark Brazell Mike Carter Amy Cole Sonya Cooksey David Davis Jason Davis Paul Dunlap Kelli Eckerd Terri Eldridge Travis Fisher Brandy Grant Chris Hailey Melissa Hanks Curt Haynes Jason Herrell April High Crystal Hill Shara Hodges Melissa Hoskinson Cale llle Tammy Jennings Mark Jimboy Roy Johnson James Keesee Kelly Kimberlin Justin Knapp T ravis Laney Dwight Lawson Travis Lawson Melinda Maine Melanie Mallory Sherry Martin Renee Massey Brent McMillan Kevin McMillian Beckie McWhirter Becky Morris Tim Morris Kim Newville Justin Nirnmo Robert Pack Jennifer Parks Brian Perrin Terri Qualls Carla Rains Cory Rountree Cary Rowland 24 ■ Teresa Sherman Gena Snow Mary Stidham Jennifer Summers Donna Thomas Adam Tilley LaDawn Tresler Chritsa Vaught Alan Wilkins Kenny Winn Gina Womack Julie Womack Greg Woods Melissa Woods CLASS SPONSORS Mrs. Kathy Johnson Mrs. Tracy Britton LEFT, CLASS OFFICERS: Crystal Hill, Travis Fisher. Joe Blythe, Terry Qualls. BELOW LEFT: Eighth Graders massing for an attack on the playground. BELOW: CLASS FAVORITES: Len Ackerman and Carla Rains. 25 MIDDLE SCHOOL CHEERLEADERS Spirit: Spirit!! Spiritn: MIDDLE SCHOOL PEP CLUB PEOPLE TO CHEER FOR AWARD WINNING SMILES PEOPLE TO CHEER Jennifer Parks. Kristin McCown, Denise Bennett. Kim Newville, Teresa Cook, Gina Snow. Erica Owens. Glynette Drivere. MIDDLE SCHOOL BAND TOP: V. Williams. B. Archer. A. Farrow. M. Heisey, L. Sargent. W. A. Chaney. A. Barton. MIDDLE: R Farley. R. Cooper. R. Woodly. L. Fisher. E. Massengale. J. Morris. S. Wallace. BOTTOM: S. Anthony. R. Tucker. D. Hinkle. A. Larrimore. D. Vaughn. J. Ganster, S. Keesee. S. Williams. M. Smith. C. Woodly. M. Ackerman. MIDDLE SCHOOL GIFTED AND TALENTED BACK: J. Williams. B. Parnell. J. Dunlap. B. Archer, S. Williams. C. Goble. FRONT: A. Far row. Sponsor. Mr. Fuller, R. Cooper, M. Stidham. MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL TOP: A. Broome. N. Gwin. T. Fisher, T. Embry, J. Jimboy. MIDDLE: R. Cooper. J. Dunlap. L. Love. G. Plavchak. BOTTOM: S. Hodges. D. Thomas, D. Lawson, J. Blythe. T. Qualls. — © © 31 © © — a a 8th GRADE BOYS BASKETBALL JR. HIGH BOYS BASKETBALL BACK: Coach Walck, R. Pack, D. Lamascus, M. Jimboy, J. Keesee, C. Rolln, Coach Riddle. MIDDLE: A. Tilley. G. Woods. T. Fisher. C. Haynes. C. Ille. FRONT: L. Ackerly, J. Box. T. Lawson, S. Idleman, D. Lawson. BACK: Coach Wakk, G. Lippell, M. Embry, P. Deaton, K. Harmon- ing, L. McDonald, S. Hobbs. Coach Riddle (Sir). MIDDLE: G. Whitaker, K. Lawson, C. Hall, P. Stidham, L. Whitaker. C. Broom FRONT: G. Arnett, T. Gifford, B. Burchett, T. J. Jones. J. Goade, M. Heisey. 6th GRADE BOYS BASKETBALL 7th GR DE BOYS BASKETBALL BACK: C. Draper, R. McGee. D. Hickman. C. Spears, R. Tucker, M. Hodges. T. Ary, J. Williams, M. Howry. MIDDLE: L. Givens, J. Tilley, G. Plavchak, J. Hobson, J. Vinson, D. Thompson, R. Fanley, C. Garrison, D. Higginbottom. FRONT: B. Parnell, T. Roberts, M. Hobson, J. Winn. T. Goad, L. Fisher, J. Jimboy. J. Dunlap. J. Pruitt, T. Jones. BACK: M. Martin, J. Dean, T. Donaldson. B. Hobson, M. Heisey, D. Gifford. Coach Wakk. MIDDLE: J. Tresler, B. Archer, J. Morris, M. Gwln, V. Williams, C. Moore. FRONT: T. Bennett, M. Wooten, S. Anthony, B. Shinn, E. Smith, J. Morris. •IWIIUO� JR. HIGH GIRLS BASKETBALL BACK: Coach Fuller, J. Brazil, S. Boatright. J. Wenthold, S. Cooksey, Coach Blair. MIDDLE: H. Larrimore, D. Varner. B. Franks, C. Rains. D. Thomas. PROMT: A. Hobbs. D. Hooper. S. Hodges, E. Owen. 8th GRADE GIRLS BASKETBALL BACK: Coach Fuller, C. Rains. J. Womack. C. Vaught. S. Cooksey. Coach Blair. MIDDLE: J. Beason, B. Potts. D. Thomas. B. Morris, B. McWhirter. FRONT: K. Lambdin. S. Hodges, A. Hobbs. C. Hill. 7th GRADE GIRLS BASKETBALL BACK: J. Harjo, J. Croslin, A. Broome, K. Worley, T. Embry, A. Far- row, Tonya Embry, Coach Blair. MIDDLE: D. Hobbs. M. Gruszka, D. Matthews. S. Devlney, D. Vaughn. S. Williams, M. Wicker, M. Sargent. FRONT: R. Cooper. P. Kidder. S. Lehman. T. Sanders. W. A. Chaney, E. Massengale. 6th GRADE GIRLS BASKETBALL BACK: Michelle Snodgrass, Mandy Manise, Charlotte Perrin. Stephanie Keesee. FRONT: Crystal Woodley, Khristy Bennett. Miranda Smith. Lori Love. Patricia Deviney. 1 Junior High Football BOTTOM (L-R): B McMillan. J. Beach. J. Nimmo, M. Brazed, J. Box. B. Perrin. M. Carter, J. Stewart. K. Winn. C. Haynes. G. Hayes. C. Ille, D. Lawaon MIDDLE (L-R): S. West. T. Parker. K Lawson. T. Fisher. P Jolley. B Burchett, T. Jones. R Pack. C Rowland. T. Quads. C. Reid. J. Herell. J. Blythe TOP (L-R): Coach Walck. J. Davis. T. Jones. D. Lamascus. M Dean. D. Yeary. M Jimboy. M Embry. P Dunlap. C. Lippel. B Luttrell. J. Keesee. J. J. Caldwell. Coach Riddle. Junior High Baseball Coach: Bruce Walck 6th and 7th Grade Football BOTTOM (L-R): R. Fuller (Mgr ). T. Jones. K. Hayless. J. Hobson. M. Hobson. T Roberts. D. Higginbottom. S. Anthony. L. Williams. C Punneo. (Mgr.). MIDDLE (L-R): C. Moore. J. Knapp. J. Shields. L. Seargent, C. Beaty, J. Dean. E. Smith, N. Gwin. T. Goad. L. Fisher. G. Plavchak, J. Vinson. TOP (L-R): Asst. Coach Fuller. M. Howry. J. Gaskill. J. Winn. D. Gifford. B. Hubbs. J. Selmon. T. Donaldson. D. Cane. M Heisey. B Hobson, B. McCalip, M. Hodges. Head Coach Hinkle. Part of the Fun lunch bunch Look, girls, we captured a boy! Going for take-down 1987 Hide n Seek losers Okay Sqoad .. . EYES LEFT! Some enchanted evening . . Next Contestant, come on down! 32 I love It when the sun shines. .. and the beat goes on. r iCLLTy AND ADMINISTRATION THE SHOW MUST GO ON! ..and these are the people who see to it that it does. They are the producers and directors of our school ex- periences, and we thank them. 33 ADMINISTRATION MR. WAYNE MAXWELL SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS The most rewarding aspect of a School Superintendent's job. as I perceive it, is seeing your decisions, ideas and creativity result in something that benefits children. Here at Lexington, I have certainly enjoyed the opportunity to administer the school with support and encouragement from the com- munity, Board of Education, and staff members. By working together, we have established an excellent Educational system for the students of this district. MR. BURSE DILLS ASST. SUPERINTENDANT GUIDANCE COORDINATOR I derive a great deal of satisfaction from my job by interacting with students, teachers, and administrators to make the school en- vironment more productive. BOARD OF EDUCATION (L-R) Charles McCown, Charles Snow. John Williams. Don Eldridge. A. V. Smith. Administration MR. FLOYD WEST HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL I enjoy helping young people turn Into mature adults . . . sometimes even when they don’t want to.” MR. ED FISHER MIDDLE SCHOOL PRINCIPAL ”1 enjoy seeing and helping young men and women excell in their educational endeavors and in other school related activities. SCHOOL SECRETARIES (L-R): Mrs. Carolee Maxwell, Mrs. Kathy Fisher, Mrs. Betty Wilhite, Mrs. Sue Pecry. faculty Feature Estil Oliver Physics Ralph Riddle Athletics 'X Sheila Allee Librarian Norma Cummings Math Carolyn Lowry Lang. Arts Fred Queen Band Steve Blair Athletics Connie Gamble Science Percy Moreau Athletics Joel Quinn Voc. Ag. Paul Arnold Math Greg Hinkle Athletics Rita Norton History Bill Richmond History Cheryl Dills Math Randall Fuller Athletics Micaela Knight Lang. Arts Norma Pierce Special Ed. Ip Al Roach Lang. Arts Berneice Arnold Lang. Arts Sharon Dean Home Ec. Loneta Hayes Computers Ms. Knight shows off her raffle prize. Okay, girls, tomorrow it’s dark tops over white slacks. Mr. Richmond pauses to sign autographs for adoring fans See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil. tant librarian, Mrs. Heisey wins most familiar face award as assis- Faculty Feature • Sandra Wootten Math Cheryl Sterling Business Bruce Walck Athletics Karla Shackleford Biology Terry Southard Art Faculty Frclics Middle school is our life and pep rallies are our thing! Support BUILDING MAINTENANCE BACK (L-R): Harold Holder, Junior Keeler. Kennith Bray, Jerrald Easter. FRONT: Carleeta Thompson, Louise Box. Ellen Sutton, Ronnie Sutton. .CAFETERIA STAFF FRONT (L-R): Barbara Duty, Marilyn Dunlap, Rachel Seaton. Jewel Tressler. BACK: Judy Hayless. Ruth Bray. Linda Mills. Linda Lee, Marjorie Bennett. Sandra Stark. BUS DRIVERS (L-R): Harold Holder, Louise Box, Dan Tilson, Jerrald Easter, Carleeta Thompson, Ronnie Sutton, Keith Wilhite. A COMPANY OF PLAYERS ..is the collec- tive name given to the group of actors who work together to put on a play. The members of these organizations also work together to bring life and meaning to the clubs to which they belong. ORGANIZATIONS 39 Kin a Pree yearbcck! You .. . yes, YCXJ! . .. can be the winner of a free 1989 Yearbook. All you have to do is be the first to correctly identify the coaches and members of the 1967-68 Lex- ington Bulldog football team pictured ab- nove. Hey, this was a banner year ... it marked the first modern football team in Lex history. The contest is open to all Lexington High School and Middle School students, except those whose parents are employed by the school system or those on the yearbook staff. All you do is be the first to turn in a sheet of paper that correctly identifies the people in the picture to Mrs. Knight. This is an event of great historical significance, so you could become famous. GOOD LUCK!! 40 The 1987-88 Stu-co was responsible for many outstanding events of the 87-88 school year. Kicking off the year with bon- fire followed by a high spirited week of commercialized homecoming floats. Although the game wasn't a traditional homecoming victory, the Stu-co dance was successful. The race for royalty was brought to a climax as they announced King, Chance Shea, and Queen, Jennifer Nimmo. A first ever at Lexington, the seat belt assembly was brought to us by Stu-co. The seat belt assembly gave emphasis to seat belt awarness. Awards were given to those students who wore their seat belts, these awards were collected by Stu-co members from local merchants. Spirits were lifted during b-ball homecoming by Stu-co buttons. The but- tons were sold to students, allowing them to get to the homecoming game a little bit cheaper. The homecoming ceremonies also were sponsored by Stu-co members. The spirit of giving was recognized by Stu-co when they sponsored the food drive during the Christmas holiday for the needy people of our community. Thank you Stu-co, for an excellent year. STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS (L-R): Brian Snow. Jason Koon. Shonna Slatten, Julie Garner, Tyra Goss. STUDENT COUNCIL (L-R): Kristin Sherman, Mary-Kaye Sharp. Angie Sharp. Jason Koon. Julie Garner, Shonna Slatten. Sponsor Mrs. Shackleford, Brian Snow, Brad Burchett, Jennifer Wenthold. Vicki Newville, Tyra Goss. 41 yearbook Where there’s smoke, there’s fire; where there’s news, we find it; where there’s a picture, we take it. We are the yearbook staff, and proud of it. From selecting a theme, designing a cover, and planning the pages, we moved to selling ads, selling books, and gathering the news and pictures that make up this year’s chronicle of life in the fast lane at LHS. It’s a tough job, but somone’s got to do it, and we are pro- ud to say we got the job done. Editor Shelley Gay sells books during lunch with moral support from Siru and Kim. The yearbook sales promotion skit featured an all-star cast, including guest ap- pearances by a jock, a nerd, and a prep. Sheriff Kyle Sherman presided over the Yearbook Jail YEARBOOK STAFF (TOP): Linda Parks. Kyle Sherman. Siru Aaltonen, Kim Green, at the Halloween Carnival (BOTTOM) Todd West. Beth Mitchell. Sponsor Ms. Knight. Editor Shelley Gay. 42 SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS (LR): Amy Chaney, Jeremy MaAfee, Steve Boatwright, Tommy Hooper. The Spanish Club had a banner year in 87-88. Sponsor Mrs. Feroli was blessed with a group of 44 Spanish language and culture enthusiasts who enjoyed a wide variety of activities. After attending a memorable performance of Man of La Mancha, the club spent an equally memorable afternoon camping beside the in- terstate after their bus broke down. The club was also responsible for spreading more confetti than a ticker-tape parade on the floor of the old gym from the confetti eggs they sold at the carnival. In addition to attending the Arts Festival to see the Spanish influence on paintings and pottery, the Spanish classes also made their own pinatas and cooked their own Mexican meal. s p A N I S H C L a B GIFTED AND TALENTED (L-R): BACK-Sponsor Randall Fuller. Kim Sims. Debbie Hooper, Dawn Box. Gayla Combs. Beth Mitchell. Julie Garner. Kristin Sherman. Dee Crossland. Renae Seaton. Mary Pybas. Gillian Lawrence. FRONT-Vernon Dees. Steve Boatwright, Tom Hooper. Mark Heisey. Jimmy Goad. Hallie Peltier. Mike McKinney. 44 FFA HOTLINE As always, the Lex Chapter had a pro- ductive, instructive, and action-packed year. In addition to attending ten shows in locations from Lexington to Tulsa to Denver, the chapter had participants in the National Conference in Kansas City, in various speech and judging competitions, and culminated the year with the annual FFA Banquet, a hit in our parade every year. MISS MARLENA EDWARDS FFA SWEETHEART 1987-88 FFA OFFICERS (L-R): Sponsor Joel Quinn, Reporter Mike Franklin, Treasurer Vicky Newville, President Scott Sawyer, VP Todd West, Secretary Marlena Edwards. Sentinel Kyle Spor. 1987-88 LEXINGTON FFA CHAPTER The Pursuit of Excellence 1987 STAR EVENT ALL-STARS FHA HOTLINE If you look up the definition of the word “active in the dictionary, you are shown a picture of the Lex FHA Chapter. This outstanding group offers monthly visits to patients in an area nursing home, provides a Homecoming Breakfast for the football and basketball players, attends the FHA convention, has participants in the FHA Star Events, and, to the delight of the en- tire school, conducts an annual homemade donut sale each fall. 1987-88 FHA OFFICERS TOP: S. Qualls, T. Goss, J. Wenthold, D. Frazier, J. Lamb, S. Hamm, Mrs. Dean. BOTTOM: P. Plavchak, K. Sims, M. K. Sharp, R. Burchett, C. Moffat, A. Heck, P. Olsen. The Tradition Continues FHA Math Club BACK: Lonnie Rollins, Anji Green, Renae Seaton, Peggi Morgan. Steve Boatwright. Vernon Dees. Jason Koon, Mike Harmoning. Sean Newville, Yvette Adix, Sponsor Norma Cummings. MIDDLE: Christy Fread, Shelley Gay, Tyra Goss. Tom Hooper. Amy Chaney, Shonna Slatten, Gayla Combs. Jeri Askew. BOTTOM: Todd West, Cheryl Moffat, Mary-Kaye Sharp, Julie Garner, Beth Mitchell, Linda Parks. ROMPIN’, STOMPIN’ ACTION is the byword for this year's members in the LHS Rodeo Club, as the picture of Jimmi Herrell (right) shows. Jimmi, who participates in rodeos statewide, is a saddlebronc and bull rider, who won at the Apache rodeo and is 1 in the state in saddlebronc riding. Yvette Adix, who competes in rodeos in barrel racing and breakaway roping, says the sport is very competitive, but there is no teamwork. (L-R): Sponsor Floyd West. Yvette Adix. and Jimmi Herrell. Ecdec Club National Conor Society NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY activties for the year 1987-88 included an induction ceremony, decoration of the high school office for Christmas, providing refreshments for Open House, and a survey for the Computer Dating System. The members and their two-year sponsor. Loneta Hayes, participated in a number of fyn-filled activities, including an ice skating party, a trip to the Arts Festival, and attending the state N.H.S. Convention at Jenks. OK. The members of National Honor Society are obligated to uphold academic excellence and are encouraged to display characteristics of leadership, scholarship, service, and good character. JUNIORS: Shonna Slatten. Debbie Simpson. Mary-Kay Sharp. Renae Seaton. Tany Carpenter. Jeremy McAfee. Christy Fread. Marlena Edwards. Siru Aaltonen. Hallie Peltier. SENIORS: Steve Boatwright, Tommy Hooper. Shelley Gay. Joey McMichael. Beth Mitchell. Linda Parks. Gayla Combs. Vernon Dees. NHS OFFICERS: Loneta Hayes. Sponsor, Shelley Gay Sec., Joey McMichael VP. Linda Parks. Beth Mitchell. Gayla Combs Pres. BACK: B. Julian Pres., R. Stone, h. Peltier, G. Laney, K. Spor. MIDDLE: J. Batey, K. Winn. M. Peltier, M. Grider. D. Rollins. L. Bridgeford. FRONT: T. Laney. D. Davis, K. Kimberlin. THE LHS ART CLUB was sponsored by Mr. Southard. The fifteen members elected Brad Julian as their presi- dent, Dave Davis as Vice-President, and Travis Laney as Secretary-Treasurer. The position of Reporter went to Hallie Peltier. The Halloween Carnival festivities promoted the ac- tivities and the imaginations fo the Art Club, which was in charge of the “Spook House.” This was a huge success this year, and the guests were guaranteed a great adven- ture. Money from the carnival provided a trip for the Art Club to Enterprise Square of Oklahoma City. Art Club Organizations in Action FHA girls cook it.. . Bonfire is an inter-group effort among the band, cheerleaders, and Art Club. Then they make you taste It. .. Art Club members are in good company at Omniplex outing Then they make you clean it up! Scott Jamie Show FFA welding skills. THE LHS BAND has been viewed by over 50,000 people in the last year. At the West Virginia Strawberry Festival the band had the Best Saxophone Section in Jazz Competition, won First Place in Class “A Field Competition, Third Place in Class “A Concert Competition, Third Place in Grand Champion Field Competition, and won the Third Place Sweepstakes Grand Champion. In additional honors, the band had the outstanding Flag Line at the Maysville Band Day, and was named outstanding Band at the Noble Christmas Parade. The Band’s nine day performance tour to Washington D.C. and West Virginia included performances at the White House and at ceremonies at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. 4QB 1987-88 STAGE BAND 1988 SENIORS 1987-88 BULLDOG BAND BULLDOG BAND FLAG CORPS DINNER THEATER CAST 48C LIS Basketball 11 1987-88 L.H.S. Bulldogs Senior Bulldogs BOTTOM (L-R): Jamie McDaniel, Jeremy Steele, Troy McWhirter, Bobby (L-R): Jeremy Steele, Bobby Faulkenberry, Coach Faulkenberry, Erin Wilson, Bobby McGee. Kala Massengale. MIDDLE (L-R): Ronnie Ralph Riddle. Brian Snow. Tim Dodson. Rollins. Dewayne Vaughn. Brian Snow, John Idleman, James Stidham, Rick Finely. TOP (L-R): Coach Walck, Sean Newville, Jeremy McAfee, Justin Rolin, McGarrent Worley, Jason Koon, Brad Garner, Tim Dodson, Coach Riddle. , 1987-88 Lady Bulldogs jl NOTHIN BUT NET Senior Lady Bulldogs (L-R): Jerri Askew, Julie Engdahl, Shonda BOTTOM (L-R): Janie Scott, Shelly Lee, Kim Sims. Rhonda Burchett, Crystal Sweetman. Owens. MIDDLE (L-R): Dusty Hodge. Jerri Askew. Kala Massengale, Erin Johnson. Shelley Smith. TOP (L-R): Coach Randall Fuller. Tamra Woodley. Tyra Goss, Juli Engdahl, Shonda Sweetman, Jennifer Wenthold, Steve Blair. 1987-88 Homecoming Royalty LHS SPORTS SCENE WRESTLE MANIACS BACK: Coach Hinkle. David Goldsmith. Jimmi Herrell. Mark Sanders. Jed Dunlop. Dean Spencer. Chris Savage. Troy Hopkins. FRONT: Ronnie Hobson. Steve Lawson. James Wad- dle. Tracy Parker. Jeff Crownover. Goldsmith gives his all Deer Creek Medalists POWER LIETEES! BACK: Jeff Sweetman. Ricky Stone. Dane Salyer. Bill McGee MIDDLE: Larry Gruszka. Erin Black. Chance Shea. Max Punneo Todd West FRONT: Dean Northcutt. Mike Wells. David Faught Robert Johnson. Chad Reed. Alan Whittington. Seniors Chance Shea and Dean Northcutt % 52 LEIS SPORTS SCENE Golf Team Coach Ed Fisher High School Baseball Coach Ralph Riddle Boys' Track Coach Percy Moreau 53 Girls’ Cross-Country Coach Randall Fuller Girls’ Track Coach Randall Fuller LHS Cheerleaders When you’re hot, you're hot! When you're not, you’re not! Spirit! Spirit! Spirit! Linda Parks 1987 Mascot Fight! 1987-88 CHEERLEADERS LHS PRIDE CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Tyra Goss, Julie Garner, Dusty Hodge. Leslie Owen. Shelly Lee, Vicky Newville, Beth Mitchell. These girls are always to be counted on for smiles, spirit, and showing pride in our school. LHS Scftball Senior Michelle Caskey Senior Shonda Sweetman District All-Star Shonda Sweetman and Honorable Mention Michelle Caskey and eight other talented players showed us that Want-to and know-how combined this year to turn our softball girls into District Runners-up, with a season record of 11 7. 1987 SOFTBALL TEAM BACK (L-R): Coach Blair, Michelle Caskey, Yvette Adlx, Jennifer Wenthold, Kala Massengale, Tamra Woodley, Shonda Sweetman. FRONT: Shelley Smith, Kim Lamascus, Janie Scott, Kim Sims. Tamra Woodley punches with power when at bat. Who is that masked woman? It's catcher Janie Scott! Bulldog Football featured head-to-head action all the way! BELOW CENTER: Love them Dawgsl BELOW: Whether at work or at play. Bulldogs go all the wayl mild LEFT: Digging it out in inches and in yards, the offense did it all for you. 1987 HOMECOMING ROYALTY 1907 BULLDOG FOOTBALL TEAM BACK: Coach Riddle, Coach Moreau, Mark Sanders, Tim Dodson, Jeff Sweet man, Dean Northcuut, Jason Koon, Bill McGee, Larry Gruzka, Coach Walck, Coach Hinkle. MIDDLE: Ronnie Hobson, Chance Shea. Troy McWhirter, Sean Newville, Max Punneo, Mike Brazell, Todd West, James Barker. BOTTOM: Julie Plavchak (mgr), Jimmy Herrell, Chad Anderson, David Faught, Mike Wells, Erin Black, Jeremy Steele. Robbie Hobson, Patty Plavchak (mgr). rCCTEALL SHCRTS SPORTS 58 59 1987-8$ MEMORIES YOUR CHOICES 1 )MOST MEMORABLE MOMENT OF YOUR CLASS IN 87-88 2) FAVORITE SONG................................ 3) FAVORITE MOVIE............................... 4) FAVORITE TEACHER ............................ 5) FAVORITE GROUP SINGER...................... 6) FAVORITE PLACE TO EAT........................ 7) FRIENDLIEST PERSON IN YOUR CLASS............. 8) PERSON IN YOUR CLASS YOU WOULD MOST LIKE TO DATE Seniors Juniors 1 )Graduation 2)Catch Me I’m Falling l)Losses in football 3)Dirty Dancing 2)Can't Take The Place Of Your Man 4)Hayes 3)Dirty Dancing 5)Bon Jovi 4)Knight 6)Jon Bon Jovi 5)Whitesnake 7)Red Lobster 6)George Michael 8)Beth Mitchell, Robby Hobson 7)EI Chico 9)Shelley Gay, Keith Sharp 8) Amy Chaney, Dane Salyer 9) Mary-Kaye Sharp, Troy McWhirter Sophomores 1) When Shelley S. lost her eyelashes in a basketball game 2) She’s Like The Wind 3) Dirty Dancing 4) Knight 5) Whitesnake 6) Tiffany 7) EI Chico 8) Vicky Newville, Dean Spencer 9) Tamra Woodley, Mike Wells Freshmen 1) Getting 1st Place in the Maud tournament 2) Shake Me All Night Long 3) Dirty Dancinq 4) Dean 5) Whitesnake 6) Billy Idol 7) EI Chico 8) Debbie Hooper, Chad Anderson 9) Jennifer Wenthold, Mike Dean mEma □□NT FORGET TD REmEmBER WHAT’S HOT Seattle Seahawks Bette Midler Spuds McKenzie Acid-Washed Denim Bomber Jackets Converse shoes Anything Australian The “Farside The Church Lady Teddy Bears Pasta Danny Devito Days of our lives Mini Skirts Ollie North WHAT’S NOT Swatch Florescent Clothes Michael Jackson Garfield David Lee Roth Madonna Look Rambo Martial Arts “Dallas Izod Jellie Shoes “OP” Clothes Star Trek Friendship Bracelets Jim and Tammy Baker SPECIAL EVENTS IN THE NEWS SUPER BOWL . . Washington Redskins BEST ACTRESS......Marlee Matlin BEST ACTOR........Paul Newman BEST PICTURE.......... Platoon CMA ENTERTAINER Hank Williams, Jr. WORLD SERIES . . . Minnesota Twins NCAA FOOTBALL . Miami Hurricanes PTL Scandal Iran-Contra Hearings Stock Market Crash Reagan Gorbachev Summit Baby Jessica Rescued 200th Anniversary for the Constitution 61 ECYALTy Miss Juli Engdahl 1987-1988 Basketball Homecoming Queen ccyALTy JENNIFER NIMMO 1987 Football Homecoming Queen ccyALTy KATHY VAUGHT 1987-198$ H A Queen You go no more on your exultant feet Up paths that only mist and morning knew . . . But you were something more than young and sweet And fair, — and the long year remembers you.” 66 NANCY ELIZABETH CARTER December 3, 197©-July 3, 1987 Cclcphcn The 1988 Bulldog'' was published by the high school yearbook staff, Lexington, OK 73051. Individual copies were sold for $18.00, and advertisements were sold by the yearbook staff to defray expenses of printing not covered by book sales. The yearbook was a non-profit organization. After the final deadline was met on February 15, 1988, the book was sent to Taylor Publishing in Dallax, TX, which printed 200 copies. Eulldcfi Bccsters Chickasaw Hills Restaurant Norman Ice, Floyd Parks, Owner Beck's TV's, Appliance Service Ramsey Furniture Appliance Joy's Lexington Barber Shop Sharp's Cleaners Doshier TV Purcell Veterinary Hospital Nancy's Hair Styling Salon Doyl's Music Farmer's Insurance of Purcell Lexington Dairy Boy Gaston Melon Equipment, Inc. WAL-MART 1600 North Green Purcell, OK 527-5621 SUNSET MANOR NURSING HOME TONY and MELINDA BAIRD. Owners Second and Broadway Lexington, Oklahoma 527-6519 TURNER'S PHARMACY 405 Grant Purcell, OK 527-2107 HERB and YOLAS J B WESTERN WEAR 208 West Main Purcell, OK 527-3107 PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE Auto, Home, Life Health Deferred Tax Inv. — IRA HAROLD D. WHEELER 104 West Main Purcell, OK 527-7589 DON NORTHCUTT’S GRcenlauin GRASS A LANDSCAPE NURSERIES DOUG NORTHCUTT — Landscape Designer PUfC « S27-6675 Route 3 Box 103 Okie C.ty Norman 32 0062 Lexington Okie 73051 $ mu PEARSON’S LUMBER Hwy. 77 39 Junction Lexington, OK 527-6514 527-3383 DON’S SPEED MART Ash Hwy. 77 Box 1018 Lexington, OK 527-9697 ENGDAHL MOTOR 1315 Main Box 357 Lexington, OK 527-6415 mm T. J.’S QUICK STOP Gas — Deli — Inside Dining 2800 North Green Purcell, OK 527-7279 FIRST NATIONAL BANK We Bring New Meaning to the Word “SERVICE” 200 North 3rd Purcell, OK 527-7561 Officers: Gene Davis — President Bob Huddleston — Vice-President Dee Ann Gay — Vice-President Eulene Webster — Vice-President Balfour. No one remembers in so many ways. SENIOR SPIRIT Graduation Accessories to Make the Most of Your Senior Spirit And A Class Ring from Balfour. W. R. Lierman Bob R. Callahan Robert A. McCabe Sales Representatives 5829 N. W. 40th Street Jim Robertson Kent Washburn Sales Representative 4673 South 83rd East Avenue Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73122 Tulsa, Oklahoma 74145 405 789-2052 918 6640-2544 KWIK KORNER Striving to Be Lex's Best Broadway Fifth Lexington, OK 527-6031 Open 6-11 7 Days a Week Deli — Grocery — Gas LITTLE’S FUNERAL HOME Wendell D. Little Licensed Funeral Director and Mortician 119 South Canadian Purcell, OK 527-6543 SUPER C MART Produce — Fresh Meat — Courteous Service 109 West Broadway 527-6221 Lexington, OK J K AUTO PARTS, INC. 1222202022222222 CIRCLE ® TOWN RANCH WEAR 218 W. Main Purcell. Oklahoma. 73000 BOOTS. HATS. CLOTHING 405-527-6788 « 3� ZZZZZ2ZZZ2ZZZ2ZZZ22Z222: 301 South Green Avenue Purcell, OK 527-2114 Your GREENLIGHT Jobber” SCCTTiE'ft L.P. €A5 SANDY’S BEAUTY SHOP P.O. Box 487 Lexington, OK Domestic Tanks Propane Supplies 5276124 5273854 124 West Main Purcell, OK 527-3488 UNITED SUPERMARKET North Green Avenue Purcell, OK 527-2711 UNITED DISCOUNT DRUG 1600 South Green Purcell, OK 527-5900 Carpet — Vinyl — Tile — Floor Covering Sales — Installation — Service GAYLE CASKEY HAROLD CASKEY 121 West Broadway Lexington, OK 527-5914 •KLAHtMA 9IABIEB BBIYE9 6 S«LIH«iBS FREE DELIVERY Bus (405) 527-6885 FINANCING AVAILABLE ReS (405) 527-5744 SFurfuturey 107 W MAIN • PURCELL. OKLA 73080 Wh r you Always Gal High Dollar Quality At Low Dollar Pricos Owners CARL BURCHETT, SR. CARL BURCHETT, JR. P.O. Box 930 120 East Broadway 527-5435 Lexington, OK JACK BARBARA TYLER OWNERS MON I SAT r.OO 5 30 ADIX FARMS, INC. Breeding Boarding Training Rt. 1, Box 12 Lay-ups Lexington, OK Sales Conditioning 405-527-6738 MIKE’S RED BUD Full-line Groceries. Meat Produce Open 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Seven Days a Week 120 South Fourth Purcell. OK 527-2401 Congratulations Seniors From the STAFF and BOARD MEMBERS WILSON’S Lexington OKC Line 527-2344 527-8781 Hwy 77 North of Lexington WILSON’S SPECIALIZING IN VOLKSWAGEN New Used Parts f OT-aCTlI f?ank LEXINGTON. OKLAHOMA 73051 527-5541 F.D.I.C. BAhKING HOURS Lobby: Mon-Fri = 9:00-3:00 Walkvjp: Mon-Thru = 3:00-5:00 Saturday = 9:00-12:00 Congratulations 1988 Seniors ANN’S PLACE 103 W. Washington Purcell, OK 527-6360 Owners: CLYDE ANNE GILMAN MATHEWS SPORTING GOODS 219 West Main Purcell. OK 527-3857 Owners: DAVID NELDA MATTHEWS WILLIAMS PHARMACY 111 East Broadway Lexington, OK 527-5682 LOCAL FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION Purcell Office 422 West Main Street Purcell, Oklahoma 73080 405 527-5634 First American Bank — People Helping People Through the years people from all walks of life have come to Purcell and McClain County — looking for a better way of life. These pioneers were looking for a strong community that would survive the hard times. They wanted to raise their families in a safe environment and be able to retire with their spouses secure in the knowledge that their children would have the same op- portunities for success which they had. At First American Bank and Trust Com- pany. we've made a commitment to Purcell and the surrounding community. We've set out to become a part of Purcell and a part of the people in Central Oklahoma. We believe that a strong community needs a strong bank. That's why you can count on the First American Bank and Trust Company. It's the kind of dedicated service that has made us the bank where people come first. , • « FIRST {AMERICAN BANK , ... . 'flr (omficuufs Where People Come First” Officers Sam Ewing Larry Ewing Chairman of the Board President Directors (Jal Baker Neil Barfield Executive Vice-President Hoyt Burns Ernie R. Thompson Senior Vice-President Sam Ewing Patsy Glover Vice-President Larry Ewing David Swanner Vice-President M R. Pearson Robert Garman Vice-President Ernie R. Thompson Walter Clements III Vice-President Leonard Wyatt Patrick Ayers Vice-President Movelda Blackwell Cashier Doris Hawkins Ass t. Vice-President Patricia McAlister Ass t. Vice-President F. B. Hagan Ass t. Vice-President Georgia Hudson Ass t. Cashier Portia Roady Ass t. Cashier Lobby Hours: Mon.-Tues.-Wed.-Fri.: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thurs. 9 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Drive-in Hours: Mon. Thru Fri.: 8 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Saturday: 8 a.m. to Noon. 324 West Main Purcell, OK Ph.: 527-2117 Member F.D.I.C. V