Marlow High School - Outlaw Yearbook (Marlow, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1977 volume:

K, .XJ Ry K Q h , 1 C Q QC! K U lf 'LV AJ XJX h wc my K -X-J X x V f 5? ' S3 fi BV D KN x X, . QQ-I -ef x mjxfx f Wi be X WYE' NV ,, .Q NV pxjwh 'N ,L h QQEQSALQMQS gawk? Qjg, Published by the Yearbook Staff Marlow Senior High School Marlow, Oklahoma Volume XXV Our J-fsritage The Marlow Outlaws have an appropriate name. The city of Marlow was named after the Marlow Brothers who were supposed to be outlaws. The Marlow Brothers were Charlie, Epp fsometimes known as Abby, Boone George, and Alf. The late Dr. Dolph Montgomery in an article appearing in the Marlow Review of December 4, 1919, states that the Mar- lows came to the Indian Territory about 1866, but the date when they came to Marlow is indefinite. They lived in a half dugout in the north part of Marlow, which was located in a grove of oak trees and was for a long time known as the Marlow Grove. Dr. Montgomery states that this dugout was located a- bout six blocks north of Main Street just on the east side of the Rock Island Railroad Another source states that the dugout was located north of the Park The Chlsholm Trail ran near this locatlon In 1880, they sold their holdings to Bill Wade, who came up from Bellevue, Texas After leaving Marlow, the Brothers went to Graham, Texas, but lt seems that Boone spent most of his time 1n the Indian Territory after that He was accused of crime, and 1n attempting his arrest Boone shot Sheriff Wallace of Young County Texas, but the sheriff recovered Boone came back to Indian Territory and was h1d1ng on Hell Creek south west of Marlow Three of his supposed frlends were looking af ter him A large reward was offered, and these supposed friends claimed that he died, and they took hlm back to Graham in a wagon They were arrested for the murder of Boone These parties who took Boone back to Graham still have relatives in this v1c1n1ty, and perhaps it would be lnappropriate to give the1r names The other Marlow Brothers were arrested for attempting to kill Sherlff Wallace Sheriff Wallace exonerated all of them except Boone However, the Brothers had many enemies and when the officers were taking them from Graham to Weather ford, claiming that there was danger of mob v1olence at Gra ham, a mob attacked The Brothers were shackled together two and two Two of the Marlow Brothers were killed lmmed lately, and two that were not killed were shackled to their dead Brothers Those still living grabbed the guns of the officers and repulsed the mob kllllng several of the mob They were compelled to cut off the ankles of their dead brothers 1n order to free themselves They fled to Colorado Later they were 11'1ed but were found not guilty Several of the mob who attacked were tried for consplr acy 1n the United States Court judge McCormick, 1n passin sentence on the mobsters, said, Th1s 1S the first time in the annals of hlstory when unarmed prisoners shackled together ever repelled a mob Such cool courage that preferred to fight against such great odds and die, if at all 1n glorlous battle rather than die ignominously by a frenzied mob, d serves to be commenorated 1n song and history Thls case was appealed to the Supreme Court of the United States, and Solicitor General Taft, later presldent of the United States, presented the case on behalf of the government The two Marlow Brothers who were not killed later Went back to Colorado and have not been heard from slnce The writer has prepared a more extensive article on this subject wh1ch will be glven to the Marlow High School, and whlch will be avallable to those who desire to pursue the mat ter further The School also will be furnished a copy of the article by Dr Dolph Montgomery which appeared in the Mar low Review The information here given was obtained from Dr Mont gomery's Article, from Charley Wade of Comanche, 11m Keith of Add1ngton, Lem Tlttle of Mangum Oklahoma, and B111 Baker of R1ngl1ng It appears that the Marlow Brothers were extremely rough characters, but I am informed that many people in Young County, Texas, did not consider them to be outlaws Judge I G Cl1ft Duncan, Oklahoma ii --+ bv an-I 60lflf6'lflf6' Happy Days at .MHS flag, Cfrach flotsy- Zotsy J-lot Shats U15 Klub Seniors - Made in the Shade Juniors - Sit On It Sophomores - Nerds Freshmen - Mouthy Malph Editor, Ricky Brown Assitant Editor, Steve Bolton Adviser, Amy Millwee Photography Adviser, Don Bortell TW ., ' U16 Pad .75 gawk Qricndship ls' Sasyf The newest Outlaw cheerleader. Get with it, Kelly! Mary Underwood, Jeanie Thomas, and Bonnie Donohew are checking out other things tha Marcella Garza and Patti Tigert get together during spirit link week. Mr. Hickingbottom, Mrs. Peterson, and Mrs. Scott are discussing a few personal matters. The football boys are ready to give 100'Xa at the game. W ki ., ' , ,r ft -f.-1, :N by M as as. in '. -r -5 ? i xv d t . . , M' ' 1' ' N .-if -il 1 f- mga , , - - M , 611 a 5 +35 ' ' X' ' s ' 3 X , 9 A. ' Ii: wil- ,A'7!?42 T ii? !iS .. gnns Chase Were Our J-lappy Days Cheerleaders and Football boys get spirit for the big game. Carol Lee Moates showing a few artistic abilities in Mr. Hooper's room Melody Robbins chauffeurs Queen candidate, Bunny Dobey on to the field. The Bootleggers march on to the field to perform at Homecoming. Scarlet Moore, Sylvia Moore, Brenda Sellers, and Stephanie Sellers look eager to get back at Ole M H S. -'k' 'Mk 'W ,om V, M, M xr? , ' 1 ' WIMW - Qx M1 QQQN' , , , ,, ' EL, 'J ' . QW .Q . 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Dr. Digby shows his fine appreciation of receiving a Marlow Outlaw T-shirt 2. The Bootleggers look happy that the performance is almost over. 3. Chris Staats chauffeurs Queen Cheryl Hutton on to the field. 4. Cindy Richey and Traci Savage shed their tears after the Outlaws were de- feated by Noble. wi The Bootleggers show off in front of the camera. Queen, Cheryl Hutton and Escort, Russell Wells are chauffeured off the field after an exciting mo- ment for Cheryl. A few students are trying to in- crease their knowledge in the library. Crowd enjoying the M H S Bas- ketball game l f ' W1 X if-7 Jw M WU? if fwmii-Haiwssg-3 is !9UllY ?E'W ' Elf Wh-:Cs ,lm ,if , X 1 WM B 'gp . ,,,, L? I In mcnmv W ' v ,li ilmm In Mx' 2 g'l 'I il. .lf 1 I..- Y I I . 5 I4 I I hui: . W Mark gl:-lm Flfsml 1 H - n, A fu H fb I u Q mem P ..,.' XSQXR V! :X x R P I I 'Q . 35 W H mf p xw,.m.,,,..... A V--K , H gui Hill 'i 1. Mr. Clark showing Mrs. Millwee, adviser, Ricky Brown, I II 1 editor, diffrent covers for the '77 annua 2. Photographer Bill Smotherman taking a few pictures 3. Ricky Brown and Eric Price drawing annual layouts 4. Julie Hogan, Patti Robertson, Lisa Watson, and I'Ann Thomas look at some annual s amples. OUTLAW STAFF Editor ...... Asst. Editor ..... Organization Editor. . Asst. Org. Editor. . School Life Editor. . . . . Ricky Brown , Steve Bolton . Connie Long . jackie Dillion Karen Herriage . . jamie Dittner Asst. School Life Editor .... Lisa Watson Administration Editor. Asst. Admin. Editor. . Sports Editor ..... Asst. Sports Editor. . Classes Editor ..... Asst. Classes Editor. . Royalty Editor .... Asst. Royalty Editor. . Advertising Manager. . Typists .... .... Photographers. . . . Advisers. . . . . Karen I-lerriage . .Connie Long . . Bonnie Hines . . .Eric Price julie Hogan . Patti Robertson . . Melissa Clark Nalene Czapansky . . .Connie Long . . Melissa Clark . . Ricky Brown Steve Bolton Bonnie Hines Connie Long Karen Herriage Melissa Clark Jamie Dittner Mike Daubenspeck Larry Hite . . Amy Millwee Don Bortell 191i Y..--n- gg, :th ,ff K 1. Mike Daubenspeck gets ready to take a picture. 2. Nalene Czapansl-cy, Steve Bolton and Connie Long help draw layouts. 3. Melissa Clark, Bonnie Hines, and Steve Bolton look at a sample yearbook. 4. Connie Long, jackie Dillion and Larry Hite go through the samples. 5. jackie Dillion drawing the layouts for the 77 annual The 1977 yearbook marks the Silver Anniversary of The Outlaw. The yearbook staff would like to pay special recognition to the community, the parents, and the students who have made the 77 Outlaw possible. Without your help, this yearbook and the 24 before it would never have been possible. This edition of The Outlaw also marks 25 years of tradition and preparation at Marlow High School. It is the 25th edition for Mrs. Millwee as adviser. Times have changed, students come and go, and even the buildings are different, but the honor and ideals of MHS remain high. We hope you will look at these pages and remember Our Happy Days at Marlow High. Ricky Brown, Editor -Qu fs.. Q Student Council: FIRST ROW: Leslie Dirickson, Patty Tigert, Marcella Garza., Dana Fisher, Tina McCurley, Le- Ann Howard, Traci Savage. SECOND ROW: Kelly Bickerstaff, Janine Loughridge, D'Ann Cooper, Lisa Coast, Mike DeYong, Monica Garza. THIRD ROW: Luis Guijarro, Candace Lawrenz, Russell Wells, Gregg Tanaka, 'lwvila Neve, Scarlett Sparks. FOURTH ROW: Mr. McKay, Barry Hinson, jerry Wakefield, Larry Spangler, Ronald Boyles, Mrs. Singleton. p p Agnnn I is.. I 3 ,- ,, 5 .,11fi A Q21 Student Council Officers: President, Mike DeYong QFRONTJ Vice-President: Russell Wells and Secretary: LeAnn Howard. Student Council sponsored Religious Emphasis Week in connection with Easter. Students were participants in this program. B ...s i 1 l N-S l' V fF'-- 2 Student lieuezeil Wee Very Active The members of the Student Council toured the State Capital. Mike DeYong, Greg Tanaka, Leslie Dirickson, Patti Tigert, and Barry Hinson had a special visit with State Senator, Wayne Holden. Q33 President, Mike DeYong presides over meeting. 1284-Q Members listen to issues being discussed while Council was in ses- sion. Kookwvrms Have Happy Days Cool 1. Robert Sellers and Angela Miller pause for a picture. 2. Keith Ingram is Library Aide fifth hour. 3. Wanda Bell and Sherrisa Lowry have a sit in in sixth hour. 4. Connie Williams keeps library cards intact. Aides not pictured, Billy Blanton, Ricky Brown, Ranielle Iverson, Cindy Richey, and Glenn Rose. Office .75 Where If Happens 1. Nimble-fingered, Betty Scott keeping busy during Sixth Hour. 2. Sondra Maddox picking up slips fourth Hour. 3. Susan Conway shown getting ready for the end of her chore-filled fiist hour. 4. Tammy Mongomery is wondering why we can't have perfect attendance at least once. .. .E Q. :gsf I L7 r 'M 2' HAP-,. it , .L ,Q L t ,.,,. . K ,...., , ae , t,e e is ett ' 7 s . ,. V M ' 11+1.,il Not Pictured: Cheryl Hutton, Mike Deyong, Greg Tanaka, jill Archer, Kim Nuffer, Steve Bernhardt, Steve Bolton, Pat Lynn, Raymond Col- lins, Dena Gibson, Russell Wells, Monica Garza, Billy Ellis, Donald Dillingham, Yvette Blundell, Regina Shay, Ronald Boyles, Twila Nev Donna Thompson, Mike Daubenspeck, and Kim Murray. Ari Zapalll 1. Lori Wooten, Sherry Price, and Deresa Howard have fun in newly formed pottery class. 2. Mrs. Scott inspects Indian Art class 's teepee. 3. jackie Dillon and Teresa Talmadge dabble in clay. 4. Cheryl Hutton resorts to making her own shoes as Larry Hite, Bunny Dobey and Sue Dial look on. 4 K , : Zuture Kusincss leaders Of America Attended State Zmzfeufirfn This is the silver anniversary of the Marlow FBLA. Chapter 677 was organized in May of 1952, before the state chapter was established. The chapters now number in the thousands. In its history Marlow has twice received the highest honor awarded in National FBLA, The Gold Seal Chapter Award. Marlow also has the distinction of having the first Mr. FBLA, Ross Coyle, 5 5 who represented Oklahoma at National in 1953. Chapter 677 of 1977 has tried to keep up the tradition of hard work and dedication. Marlow BSPW has sponsored FBLA since BSPW was : .X organized in Marlow. Mrs. Millwee has been the adviser since X l the beginning of the local chapter and much of FBLA 's success is due to her hard work. V we l f x u fi'-r7lETs4f1z.ei. ..m..X Q15 Mrs. Amy Millwee cuts honorary cake, , baked by Ricky Brown, at FBLA supper. nie Donohew, President and Miss FBLA, Steve Bolton, Vice-President and Mr. FBLA, I'Ann Thomas, Treasurer, and Ste- phen Jinks, Secretary. Q31 I'An.n and Bonnie were delegates at State Leadership Conference. Q41 Mrs. Margaret Mitchell, BGPW Club, accompanied FBLA to State Conference. if ' . ,-2Ei 'R! vg'1 mm' . Q23 Ricky Brown, Reporter-Historian, Bon- Klmrus Individuals Went C0 State Q11 Daren Phillips and Regina Shay pose on return trip from State Vocal Music Contest. . - , - Y 123 Students smile for the camera as they return from State Vocal Music Contest held at OSU-Stillwater. FIRST ROW-Leslie Diricksong SECOND ROW-Denise Phillips, Darla Cole, Aleesha Daubenspeckg THIRD ROW-Lynn Spradley, Mike Daubenspeckg FOURTH ROW-Lonnie Patterson, Wanda Ford, FIFTH ROW-Daren Phillips, BACK ROW- Karen Shay, Ronnie Rowland, Sharon Shay, and Keith Thomas. resented Spring Keneert Q 2 Q11 Lynn Spradley and Ron- nie Brister team up for a duet on Spring Concert. Ron Sparks accompanies duet with drums. QZJ Ronnie Rowland sings solo for Spring Concert. Drum Accompaniment by Ron Sparks. Q35 Double Mixed Quartet rated Superior at State Con- test. Ronnie Brister, Keith Thomas, Regina Shay, Sharon Shay, Karen Shay, Lynn Spradley, Ronnie Row- land, and Mike Dauben- speck. Q41 Mixed Chorus in Concert. 1. Minstrel, Ronnie Rowland, sings the introduction to Once Upon A Mat tress . 2. Sir Harry, Mike Daubenspeck, and Lady Larken, Regina Shay, musically declare their love for each other. 3-4-5-6 Vignettes 7. Princess Winnifred, Yvette Blundell, gets an unusual greeting from King Sextimus, Steve Bolton. 8. Prince Dauntless, Alan Duce, wins his Princess despite Queen Aggravain's, Kathy Thomas, objection. iii! , Wi' Speech Ami .Music Depfs. resented Musical Sheuf 1. Princess Wirmefred, Yvette Blundell, admits she is Shy in a song and dance routine. 2. Ladies of the Court prepare Winnefred for the True Princess test. Shelly Sprad ley, Yvette Blundell, Wanda Ford, jackie Dillon, and Susan Conway. 3. Queen Aggrazain, Kathy Thomas, shows disgust. 4. Students dance the Spanish Panic. 5. Behind-the-scenes activity made musical a success. Lf- 4 law -- A ey x -... OUTLAW BAND-FIRST ROW: Mr. Newton, Debbie Ford, Sondra Maddox, Yvette Blundell, Steven Bolton, Sue Dial, Don: Attaway, Dee Gilbert, Miss Malloy. SECOND ROW: Pat Graham, Debbie Williams, Carol Harvey, Karen Morris, Robin Riley, Betty Scott, Patti Taylor, jill Archer, Karen Valentine, Dinah Graves, Arlene Patterson, Jana Hardisty. THIRD ROW: Kelly jurney, Susan Gregston, Jon Young, Donna Couch, Donna Pitts, D'Ann Cooper, Bonnie Donahew, Kim Nuffer, Kelsey Avants, Betty Harvey, Bill Harl, FOURTH ROW: Kevin Alaniz, Robin Brooks, Gabriel Guijarro, Gerry Reynolds, Erick Price, Gary Taylor, Garry jackson, Debbie Benson, Steve Bernhardt, Ricky Brow-n, Darrell Richardson. FIFTH ROWg Keith Ingram, Ricky Brooks, Luis Guijarro, jerry Waller, jeff Baker, Doug Dawson, Marsie Davis, Tracy Holt, Bruce Mc-N Watters, Randy Brooks, Doug Rather, Not Pictured: Becky Graham, I'Ann Thomas, Mark Harvey, Charles Young, Greg , Tucker, Pam Smotherman, Bill Smotherman, Ron Sparks. 5 The Outlaw Band contributed to the tradition which has grown with each passing year. The '77 Outlaw Band raised spirit at pep assemblies, football games, basketball games, and participated in competition at every chance. The entire band took part in District Marching Contest and District Concert Contest. Many chose to compete for additional honors such as All-Region Band and District En- semble Contest. Marlow was well represented at All-Region, and Dis- trict Ensemble Contest. saw eight qualify for state competition. The band's hard work was reward- ed with a trip to the Mardi Gras at New Orleans with the help of the Band Parems. The band was conditioned for the parade at Mardi Gras by mar- ching every day, working up to forty blocks. Two chartered buses were taken. The trip lasted four days with the band spending three nights at the New Orleans Hilton. TWIRLERS: Debbie Ford, Sondra Maddox, Yvette Blundell, Sue Dial, Donna Attaway, Dee Gilbert Outlaw Hand lwws Pride In I 9 77 ..-i 'hr - , .,., A - H, M. ' ,Q ' -31:4 5- f in iff' ,' A . ff Outlaw Band Practices show for GREATEST BAND in Dixie Competition at New Orleans Mardi Gras. A tour of the Mississippi by steam- boat was given to the band. The next day saw the Outlaw Band taking part in the Greatest Bands In Dixie Mardi Gras parade. The parade was viewed by over a million people along the parade route. The Outlaw Band was met with great enthusiasm with hun- dreds along the way screaming their approval of the band representing Oklahoma. The competition was held in the middle of the distance where the band gave the Outlaw version of the Charleston and the Hustle while playing Way Down Yonder in New Orleans and Horse , The band received a superior trophy for their parade show and performance. It has been an honor for us to be a part of the Outlaw Band where the traditional pride of its members is sincere and the people behind the program are truly dedicated. THE MARLOW HIGH SCHOOL BAND Drum Major- Steven Bolton 4,, n A 1 Basketball Pep Band with Ricky Brooks expressing enthusiasm about the whole deal. Mardi Gras . . . 1. Outlaw Band crosses mid-point of parade on Canal Street. 2. The band is caught waiting and waiting and waiting some more with busses caught in traffic jam. 3. All kinds of strange people can be found on Bourbon Street. 4. Band practicing at Hilton parking lot before paradeg 5. Betty, Doug, and D'an.n checking out New Orleans 1 . Q, 4 A 4.1 Ki-H ' 3 iii 32 -55 sw.. alflarlauf Headers .Saraea Craphies, Jlfleaale, Kibaaas 3ra Place all Slate A S aa- llj Candace Lawrenz performing an aerial cartwheel, third All-Around in State, Class Il. QZJ Tammy Culver in a graceful movement which help- ed her gain third place on floor exercise at state, Class III. Q31 Thomas Reid helped this year as assistant coach. Steve Bernhardt-tumbling-first place trophy-Lawton Competition Q41 FIRST ROW Deane Wooten, Susan Gregston, Shel- ly Spradley ZND ROW Iisha Hornbuckle, Tammy Culver-numerous honors. Q51 Lisha I-Iornbuckle and Candace Lawrenz were the only ones who completed Class II, Intermediate Level. 31 Koaileggers Raise Spirit . . . K At football games. . . At pep assembhes' ' ' ....a..?....l..,....-.., BOOTLEGGERS: FIRST ROW, Janine Loughridge, Soph. Lt., Sylvia Dirickson, Capt., Traci Savage, jr. Lt., Tami Montgomery, jr. Lt., SECOND ROW, Ranielle Iverson, Barbara I-leien, Donna Thompson, Sherissa Lowry, Angie Branscum, Cindy Richey, Sherry Spivey, Drenda Alsup, Claire Holland, Brenda Staats, Yvonnie Lamb, and Melody Staats. Bvofleggcrs Went Z0 Mardi Gras With Hand Promoting spirit at a pep assembly. flgd 11 5 Eheerleaders Kaos! Sports 1. Cheerleaders-FIRST ROW: Tammy Culver, Shelly Spradley, SECOND ROW: Candace Lawrenz, Leann Howard, Lynn Spradley THIRD ROW: Les- lie Dirickson, Betty Scott, Lisha Hornbuckle. 2. Cheerleaders perform during basketball games. 3. Cheerleaders perform during pep rally. 4. Marlow High School cheerleaders. 5. Cheerleaders getting the spirit at pep rally. Q?-i,rr,,Qgsmfsm2 me eb' fm so R rrnsr or W 4. 1-W , ffgWiQQfLE5VQ?y ,,l'r rliggl R xg! M ' SCN :- f' gi Q.--' ,,,.,, T iw ,af-Gnu: 5 Q if xiii, '33 0- V L ,E rm , 0 . K 1 f U-uf Mgfgp X nv -W ,Qi ri , if fi TV, W l W W r wr' if W if ! it a fl fer X Wi 3. , M ,, 6 S , E 'ft ' Eg r' Seviiim. A gg, O ' Qu V .rrr .fz r.., W i n .1r. 7 r r1'l ' p ' Y' --'-. if . W 't ' Jr VT .MQCM - ' WJWWQWWWU sssse we rw' QM V 2 f :xref Kusflcrs Steal Show ,ft Rustlers boost Outlaw Spirit at pep assembly. no Participation was a common thing with the Rustlers. XM' lv , X Ax GN RUSTLERS: FIRST ROW: Kim Clark, Martha Cathey, Kathy Thomas, Melissa Clark, jamie Dittner, Monica Garza, Bonnie Hines, jamie Bunch, Angela Miller, SECOND ROW: Mrs. Wham, Sharon Shay, Karen Shay, Kelly Skaggs, Sheri Kimbrough, Kathy York, Sheila Richards, Connie Long, Anita Loyd, Mrs. Dawson, THIRD ROW: Linda Mur- phy, Mary Underwood, Jeanie Thomas, Cathy Holland, Vicki Bunch, Karen Bartlett, Pam Brister, Brenda Stephens, Maggie Willis. f1jRobbin's Ford, Supervisor: Marlin I-Iullg Trainee: Ricky Barrington. Q2j First National Bank, Supervisor: Bill Elliotg Trainee: Karen Phillips. 135 Cable's Meat Center, Supervisor: Bill Wheatg Trainee: Donnie How- ard. f4j Station and Supervisor: Dr. Bruce Scott, Den- tistg Trainee: Kathy Thomas. Q51 Dr. T. T. I-Iamptong Trainee: Brenda Sellers. QGQ Talley-Walker Hospital, Erma Lee jonesg Trainee: Earlene Alexander. 17, Pra1:t's Grocery, Supervisorzjoe Nubbyi Trainee: Larry Williams. ,x erre . pf: i v f 1 T v fi ef T fa' w ,.r.. ..:. .Wm , , -Q -21-W -sew. ' If ,. Q. fl fe 5: :I H ig ' SMX 'Y- 2. yr iw 4 l , N , -in-+.,,.,,4 f,,+. af mhz .. ,.. M ,T N A 5 T' ' 1 9 f - . ik?-All Wt 3 Ts : - ,Qing -M f,--1.--:ns fm rnxwrz: sw 'ans one pu. U: L--xv vu nu. ' www:'gag::vsr N Industrial Hcwperafive Gaining fly State National Bankg Supervisor, D. B. Greeng Trainee, Joyce Williams f2j Graves Drugg Supervisor, Jack Gravesg Trainee Lonnie Patterson. 13, K-Bar Kuntry Korralg Bic Bickerstaffg Jeanie Thomas. 141 Marlow Floralg SPONSOR Marilen Taylorg TRAINEE, Bonnie Donahew Q55 Marlow Reviewg O. T. Brooksg Martha Cathy. Q65 Kirkpatrick's Furniture 8 Applianceg Randy All Mike White . i gf 5 4. 4 I I 11 1 1 I ' ' ' FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA: FIRST ROW: M. Daubenspeck, S. Lowry, K. Bickerstaff, L. Howard, K. Bic- kerstaff, B. Loughridge, B. Blanton, Instructor, E. Muncrief, SECOND ROW: M. McGilbary, B. Shannon, B. Hin- son, G. Benton, P. Shelton, O. Mclntyre, R. Greer, N. Brown, G. Reynolds, R. Gatlin, M. Conway, L. Wal- ters, J. Young, A. Whitehead, K. Scott, J. Greer, R. Christian, THIRD ROW: A. Duce, S. Sternadale, F. Whe- eler, R. Wheeler, H. Hill, B. Coast, K. Crutcher, B. I-Iarl, K. Boles, R. Payne, G. Sparks, T. Patterson, L. Littrell, L. jackson, T. Brooks, R. Crenwelgeg FOURTH ROW: J. Wakefield, R. Rowland, L. York, J. Latimer, R. Wooten, S. Crawfoxd, M. White, K. Avants, K. Bickerstaff, R. Nichols, K. Hutton, J. Shaw, D. Staats. Members not shown: J. Mangum, C. Hill, J. Wilkerson, R. Meyers, B. Riley, B. Rowe, S. Welch, and S. True. W S Q' . 11:15, r i ,gf f .gig ' 'T -5, an Y , ,h I V i 12, jimmy Shaw has one of the ' most outstanding swine opera- tions in the chapter. Q3j Mike Daubenspeck shows registered heifer at District Fair. Q45 Har- H.. ry Hill was named Star Green f Hand at FFA Banquet. 38 Y A' al... W Adviser Ernest Muncrief receives Batter Buc- ket Award at FFA Banquet. a Kelly Scott was the Star Chapter Farmer for 1976-77. Shown here with beef project. 9911 1976-77 Officers- Learm Howard, FFA Sweetheart, Benny Lough- ridge, Vice President, Billy Blanton, Secretary, Kelly Bickerstaff, President, Kevin Bickerstaff, Treasurerg Sam Lowry, Reporter, and Mike Daubenspeck, Sentinel. The 1976-77 year has proven to be an outstanding year for the Marlow Chapter of the Future Farmers of America. We had 3 finalists in the State Farmers Union Speech Contest where Kelly Bickerstaff and Mike Dau- benspeck were awarded an expense-paid trip to the Eastern States this july. Our total supervised Agricul- tural Occupations Experience Program consists of an inventory of 550, 350, and our gross income came to a total of 594, 605. Our total profit was S55, 194. We have received many honors this year and worked hard for everyone of them, but we are now looking forward to the upcoming year and winning many more honors. W .., industrial Arts Had fly Keith Ingram assists Kenneth Patterson at putting the finishing touches on his project. f2j Robert Ellsworth finally takes something serious, drafting. f3yjo11.nJordon, Carl Elroy, Tony Thorton, Ricky Fullerton, and Mike Shahan work eagerly at their shop work. Q43 Artie Cowley checks under the hood. Q51 Tony Nichols glues his project together. Acticc, Successful Ilcczr 11. J Kevin Wells checks the gauges on the welder while Pat Lynn and jay Taylor watch. f2. J Jerry Waller works eagerly on his project. 13. JDondi Kilgore adjusts the band saw as Terry Tea- gue assists. Q4. JFoster Sinleterry routers his project while Mike Conway and George Howard help. 15, J Mr. Henry Tillian instructs Foster Singleterry in the use of the arc Welder. an use our one no ull 0' -tue fm., ,CMI 1. P f1.:fff,:Q57P7v f , f l Q K5 fm z- , l Q35 fi' - . . AL' . M, ,, , f. ,. i. 4 kv W, W' SY, A Q -g A. 3552 l -.,, if S 5 e L Hama Economics - lfiving Uday living ?0r Comvrrvw 1. FHA Officers, Monica Garza, Lisa Coast, Installing Officer, Maudean Wakefield, Melissa Clark, LeAnn Howard Kim Clark, and Cindy Richey. Class Representatives, Betty Scott, Marcella Garza, Pam Brister, and Jamie Bunch. 2. Students from the Work Orientation class listen as Mr. Gunn explains the Language Arts equipment at O. M. B. C. Stu- dents: Kenneth Patterson, Mike Shelton, and QBACKJ Glenn Sparks. 3. Peggy Fox, Betty Scott, Melody Staats and Vic- kie Lloyd make life-saver dolls for the FHA Christmas pro- ject for children at Pauls Valley home. 4. Marcella Garza models her class project in the Y.H. O. sponsored fashion show. .5. The I-Iomemaking ll class toured local homes as part of their Housing Unit. Mrs. Leo Heffington and jamie Bunch stand in front of the fireplace at Mrs. Heffington's home. 6. Cindy Richey fills her plate as Stefani Sellers and Pam Brister look on at the tea following installation of FHA officers. 7. Ronald Boyles and Ricky Brooks read a story to the Headstart children as part of their Child Development unit in Family Living. 8. LeAnn Howard, FHA President, 7 gives her farewell speech at the spring Family Night Banquet. 9. Jeanie Thomas, Mary Underwood, and Lisa Watson make sack puppets to use in their Child Development Unit. 8 I - - 'f.ff.ees2iffi2--541 1I..fc: :u Q 9 L P 43 3 Cake Seumrs fly Brenda Sellers, Kelly Skaggs, and Sylvia Mo ore do their part todecorate for prom and ban- quet. QZQ Mr. Hooper and Miss Malloy are enjoy ing a slow dance at the prom. 13p Mr. and Mrs. Carter are having their picture taken at the AHA- WAIIAN Prom. 14, Connie Long and Scarlet Mo- ore are relaxing after having to work hard at the banquet. Q53 Lonnie Patterson, Ronnie Brister, Ronnie Rowland, and Keith Thomas are 'shown entertaining during the banquet. Q61 Martha Cat- hey, Melissa Clark, Patti Robertson, and Jamie Dittner try to cover a few chairs. Q71 Mr. Hick- ingbottom is teaching Kelsey Avants and Can- dance Lawrenz the bamboo dance. f fri Roast Ply J-fula Gzrls flaufzzzzan Vzllage .1- 111 Scissortai1 performing at the prom. QZJ Lisa Coast and date, Greg Brewer, take a break at the refresehment table. C31 Mr. and Mrs. DeYong are mingling with the students and other teachers at the prom. f4j Coleen Ritter and Ernie Strong do the bump to the music of Scissortail. QSQ Monica Garza doing her thing at the prom. Q61 Cheryl Hutton and Donald Dil- lingham are really getdng with it at the prom. 171 Larry jackson and date get it on. 'X 326 'CLF lx!! ' 2' 284' l.u1 ff'-, ,- .f i.. 1 FEB Qui' ,LJ Q-if BOARD OF EDUCATION: FIRST ROW MELVIN KIZER Presldent VERNAL ROWLAND Clerk, HARRY CALLO WAY, Vice-Presidentg SECOND ROW EUGENE BOYLES Member FARL ROBBINS Member, IRA GREEN Treas UTEP. llnv DEAN KARNS, Activities Dir- H B HARTGRAVES Principal JOHN DEYONG Principal ector, Marlow High Schoolg Elementary School Master of Arts Mlddle School, M S 1n P B. S. in Ed. , M. T. in Ed. , Unlverslty of Oklahoma Adm Southwestern State Southwestern State University. University I want to express my very real plea- sure and honor for the opportunity to serve as Superintendent of Marlow Schools. I shall do my best to continue improvement of the educational oppor- tunities available to the youth of the Marlow Community. Marlow is a beautiful place to live. Often people from other areas remark that our city is an attractive, clean- loolcing community. This is true, but the real strength of this community is the attitude of its citizens. They have always emphasized the importance of good schools, but more importantly, have faithfully supported them. Marlow will continue to have quality schools as long as the citizens support and show a concern for better education for our youth. .3 This yearbook tells the story of the , ., fine Marlow Schools. Good schools are 5.1133 the results of students willing to learn, Qilli'-V 5.1 1 and of interested, concerned parents and Q fl tl -. ' Q P - - - .. up 3 patrons supporting the policies of the school board. i V -' Scott Ousley 9 f 4f,.' ,,,',,,0 if 1' ,Q 3, .ar 1 ,p o 4 . 1, -1.-, -.', ' 0 U 'I 'ar c ' ave.. 1,144 O-A' I , tau .'. J. .. o'Q,,i-f Scott Ousley, Supt., Marlow Schools Master of Science, University of Oklahoma One of the most important elements of a good school is having a competent staff. At Marlow High School the staff is a cooperating group whose mem- bers have common purposes and are motivated by common ideals. Each staff member has a broad gen- eral education and has extensive preparation in his specialty. The educational requirements for teachers at MHS and the curriculum offerings far exceed the state requirements. This has enabled Marlow High School to be a member of the North Central Ac- crediting Associaiion since 1928. The curriculum at Marlow High School includes those activities, both formal and informal, carried on in relation to planned courses of study. It func- tions through learning experiences and instructional materials from various fields of knowledge. At- tempts are made to provide learning experiences that meet not only the general needs but also the specialized needs related to the unique abilities, interests, and expectations of each individual. The instructional activities are planned to develop know- ledge, understanding, attitudes, ideals, habits, and sldlls that are appropriate to a full life in American society. The classroom instructional program is the dom- inant means of attaining a school's objectives. The student activities program at Marlow High School is the major means of fulfilling those objectives that are not adequately served by regular classroom in- struction. Experiences in the student activities pro- gram are designed to help meet the leisure, re- jim Hupp, Principal, Senior High School, Master of Bduca- creational, social, and emotional interests and tion, East Central State College needs of all students. In all activities, the develop- ment of democratic leadership and cooperative attitudes is a major objective. 49 ANN VANDERSLICE- Secretary business Office, BARBARA TAYLOR- Secre- tary to Supt. Marlow Schools. , Mr. Scott Ousley DORIS HORTON- Registrar, sec, Mr. Hupp SHIRLEY SELLER S- Secretary, Activities Office, Mr. Karns. JANIE WOOLEVER- Asst. Fi- nancial Secretary. LORENE ALANIZ- Library Aide, DON BORTELL - Mathematics, Photography, Physics. PAM CARTER- English, French. DARVIS COLE- Science, Biol- ogy, Football Coach. TOMMY COSGROVE- Social Science, DONNIE DAWSON- Science. LYNN HARMEYER- Athletics, Drivers Ed. JERRY HAVENS- Business Edu- cation, CVET Engg H, S. Boys Basketball. JERRY HICKINGBOTTOM- Special Education. GLENDA HOOPER- Vocational Home Economics. WAYNE HOOPER- Social Science. BILL KIEHN- CVET Lab, In- dustrial Arts. MORRIS McKAY- Mathematics. PAUL McKINLEY- Industrial Cooperative Training, AMY MILLWEE- Business Edu- cation, Annual WK' f' X Y 1, :',.-AW Hey, Ccizcizl R is ?1fr Origimzliigif ik LI LA WI-IAM-C ounse lor. BENNY Cl-IAD-Administration A ssi stant. ERNEST MUNCRIEF-Vocational Agriculture. HELEN MU NCRIEF-Library, Marlow Schools, BENNIE NEWTON-Band, BOB PATTERSON-Coach, foot- ball, basketball, and golfg Industrial Arts I3 CVET social studies. SUSAN PETER SEN-English, CAROLYN ROBERTS- English. BEVERLY SCOTT-Art. ZELMA SINGLETON-English, speech. TOM SOUTHARD-Health and P. E. 3 Consumer Ed. 5 CVET. JIM TAYLOR -Vocal music, business education. HENRY TILLIAN-Industrial arts. Bus Drivers: Greg Belcher, D. A. Ma- der, Roy Tugman, Roy Miller, Press Bible, Hack Florence. Cafeteria Workers: Mrs. Jessie Mae jones, Head Cookg Linda Harris, Cynthia Pierce upporf Persmncl The support personnel of our school, or any school, are very much a part of the educational process. 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J Vicki Gibson, Junior W 43. Q Dana Fisher, Freshman and Janine Loughridge , Sophomore . '94 15 C. X Q 15 in If 5 'W WA' lx E' if ..u 4 . rf, . D W f-'f ,,, 1 I if 49 553- 9 M' , ' if k A 2 3 ' : .'k-,L sh y ,,s Mr. Ami Miss 31304 Business leaders Of ,4 Steven Bolto d Bonnie Donahew SENIOR SENIOR 99,4 Swwflzearf fig., . C :mdac e Lawrenz JUNIOR Prom King And Queen Billy Ellis and Leann Howard SENIOR SENIOR Seniors Selected Hlezss-Day fly Sherry Santelli presents to Susan Conway a scholarship from St. Gregory's. fly Mr. Ousley accepts a mural from the Painting Class. 135 Mike Rogers presents Karen Phillips and Larry jackson the Senior ICT Awards. Q41 Gabriel Guijarro receives the Brandon Music Award. 151 The Art Department presents a mosaic panel to the Outlaws, f6j Greg Tanaka receives a scholarship from USAO, 5900. C71 Lynn Harmeyer presents Ron Boyles the American Legion Outstanding Boy Athlete Award. f8j Russell Wells receives the Sevil Pickett Award from Terry Brown. Q95 Claire Holland receives SS, 120 scholarship from Conference of Catholic Women. She also received S800 from her Assumption Parish. AWARDS NOT PICTURED IN THIS SECTION ARE: Delta Sigma Chapter of ESA Award, S50 each, Bonnie Dono- hew and Twila Neve, Betty Crocker Award, Claire Holland, CVET Awards, Sophomore, Ricky Fullerton, Freshman, Dennis Stewart, Senior Bootlegger Presentation, Sylvia Dirickson and Cl ire Holland, Coterie Club presented a book to the School Library. Ronald Boyles: All-Area Football, Duncan Eaunerg All-Area, Lawton Constitution S Morning Press, Football, All-District Back of Year, District 2A-35 Special Recognition, Daily Oklahoman, All- State Football, Basketball: Second Team, All-Area, Duncan Banner. i'2f:i.f-. ,f,, ff - ,,eesZes s ts A , ,.ss . 2 ,it X, Q i is ' , ' ' i i n .1 - A 3, Tfgg. .515 ,p f -nge '43' S i t y ep ff.,-2a,.iS'-7553 N , g'!.-ix',P 4 53'!'ffi,-1, s ' 1 ff! A . so A 4 I 2 IW iS 'J' ., . ' -IIQQH lf 'Im Chews, ew J-forzzrws f15 Cmdy Morgan rece1ves the Outstandmg Pamtmg Student Award Q25 FBLA presents a g1ft of apprecxanon to Mrs M1l1wee. 135 Bonme Donohew and Tw11a Neve rece1ves SChO12ISh1PS from Oklahoma State Tech f45 Dav1d Patter son receives the Semor Indusmal Arts Award f55 Band parents Club presentanon of M Blankets to the Sen1or Band Students. Q65 Kelly Skaggs wms the Woodman of the World Amencan I-hstory Award Q75 M1ke DeYong rece1ves scholarship offers from USAO and OSU 185 Debb1e Green and Greg Tanaka IBCCIVC the Llons Club Sportsmanshlp Awards 195. BPW scho1arsh1p Award goes to Bonme Donohew saw . A4 qs , K m, 96 El 4-1 Q 5' 5 3 lv 1-sw. , ff W. . 22-.' :as- J f-. A 755 Q, ' , 5.5 Q' ntr A 'ffvffffwf 43' KL Q gi 5 115 1 x .---an ,.-.-suv-v 's 'mhA A 7 - I A my i . , ii- fs . In ' 37 ' c 1-' 5 1, 5 A' ' ' -al A IU' ' ,,,, I , 1 i 1 A , f M .- 1 41 ..,, 1. s ig: ',,3 m a I I 'Hi' Q ' I V - Q Ak ' ' 4 1,251 , ' ' K . . . 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Lynn Spradley receives the Nouveau Club Music Award. wswI-M-sf A lirillllllll fs Ffiiilllllllll as VW tus. am s HONOR SOCIETY: FIRST ROW: Alan Duce, Sylvia Dirickson, Billy Ellis, Mike De Yong, Dee Gilbert, Marcella Garza, Patty Tigert, Traci Savage, Monica Garza, Tim McKay, Susan Conway, Mike Rupp, Steve Hurley. SEC- OND ROW: Foster Singeterry, Donna Bolton, Tami Montgomery, Steve Bolton, Tracy Holt, Vicki Bunch, Scar- lett Sparks, Vicki Peddycourt, Tammy Culver, Beth Holland, Joyce Williams, Barbara Fuller, Garry Jackson, Tony Nichols. THIRD ROW: Randy Tanaka, Brian Elroy, Linda Murphy, Cindy Morgan, Thomas Reid, Betty Scott, Bunny Dobey, Claire Holland, Sylvia Moore, Cathy Holland, Sondra Maddox, Kelly Skaggs, Carollee Moates, Luanne Downey, Terry Wakefield, Not Pictured: Dennis Stewart, Sharon Wylie. fly Ricky Barrington receives the Lions Club ICT junior Award for Boys. Q25 Thomas Reid receives the VFW Sci- ence Award from Mr. Tuck. f3j Foster singleterry receives the Soph. Industrial Arts Award from Mr. Tillian. 14, Kathy Thomas receives a talent scholarship from USAO. QSJ Donna Bolton, S100 scholarship from Legal Secre- taries of Stephens County. 161 Steven Bernhardt is given the Outstanding Art Award. 5' , g , faqs :fx , ., ff. . .msn -I I I c I II, ysves fl I it s ' u U 5 aw fi ' ' yi J ima T A , .' v w I is if e'tst g A 7 3 ix glllfb' Day euf Horizons Janice Nichols, Ronald Boyles, Kathy Thomas, Kelly Bickerstaff, Cheryl Hutton, and Billy Ellis combine history, prophecy, and will. Mike DeYong, President of Student Council, was MC for Class Day. Stelfen Bolton 8aVe fhe Farewell Address- LeAnn Howard and Greg Tanaka lead audience in Flag Mark McWatters gave the We1come. Salute- I fx I 5 Mo T5 -1' f use' Ira Green, retiring long-time Treasurer of Marlow Schools, watches as Mr. Ousley and Mr. I-Iupp present diplomas to the Class of 1977. 61455 Of '77 Graduates . , Mike DeYong gave the Commencement Ad ess. The Girls Ensemble entertained seniors and a capacity audience during Sylvia Dirickson Save T-he Welcome graduation. LeAnn Howard and Russell Wells walk down isle last time before being graduated. Address. The Farewell Address was given by Susan Conway. 22 12: Hwy Hmm' Elf ' I , AL' W xv X -ff 4 dsfmffyiarkbs z2wkffev4f6ewat'f , M VPRZS ef 44? JIEWIHWAMQ' 5W56'V7Zb0 SE MA ' Qi . f64,W7Q77ll9j' X, Q Q f Y Q ixyk I Alfzweofdflbga divldfwkyaaw .Jj1!r6'Hh6K'.sw A W 3 kowfamwam !6w4f63'aea J,6?f:MQne'y wQr096'l -If af I' ,J6?7'Jd0HS' fz2wJwe.v 3 , Se f ,L AZ-,wnfiwav 5 A I if 5 . 7' f H 1 2 YA Qwfafzm' www cbf,em0mv? f61me Q IWMWJIMWI ,6Z?fwz'fJ25?929SlS' ,Q6f2f'f!iZ'1A9Zz' fmv MMM iilygibfff JMR Kar? i , - ' SEC- RS -OW i kzmivfzzs' ATN. DIR. SPONL ' 1 ' IEJKMM' Wm gd Sl f ' S. g 4' ,A 4 Q, , 1, 'V .x7,7flli9'55f JQIQIIZQI fimyfafkm Jmwhmf' , . , 9 L Q emafafawyw fffmazw ffzawammgv we I Q Q 5 , ,fm fm 5 45 Q .ficfffwyikmf giawkmmmr ,wwdfzffmgyafafalf ' QWMEAQHM ZMHAWM Qvyfwzm t2v2?my.eaw z.sny,.Aaaksm Q difafllvzkf Kidzdfffbjww 0356642220 XWZMEW M1 , 4 Wyhm AZ1WV,7ZWz'f-Ev! ,,f,AV ' 91 f . k 'f .4 'f :ff ff .i I EZI memo awww MQWQW 5 nn -.,-wx 12, Kr ai' -1 , A ss- ,f2m ffg -,I 5,-.gn g. Swv , .Li 'I .fx ,-Q A . + fi: w I '32 Y' Inspired Outlaws Made State Playoffs 1- up Outlaws prepare mentally to meet the Leopards during Pep Rally. The 1976 football squad was a true copy from the pages of the past as they exhibited all the character- istics of the great outlaw football teams. Even though they were smallish in size they were very large in heart. The 1976 Outlaws carved an out- standing 8-2 regular season record and a berth in the State Playoffs. This team will long be remem- bered for its SUPER GOALINE STANDS and for the character each member showed he had when the team's back was to the wall. Outlaws Ron Boyles, Mark McWatters, Ernie Strong come through the Outlaw Pride sign which reminds them of the 100W effort expected of an Outlaw. t i f if We Q A I ,Xa ' . . Q . E ' . Q . .1 la .Q S' 5 X nm, 'W -V nnw r i Agni, ,IM A E I F 'Ln ,K ' Q, gl . , Avg f L5 Q ,X 3 W ' 4, , 3311, I I :I X y ta 1 ,ti 'if fs.. kik. V . A U X5 2 1 54 E ' Slim X., V vl,f 5b-,' I '- A lglg ,blk 5635325 C11 FIRST ROW: 24-Ron Boyles, 68-Russell Wells,35-Ernie Strong, 30-Robert Sellers, 84-Bennett Sessums, 77-Mark McWatters, 17-Billy Ellis, 66-Greg Tanaka, 42-Glenn Rose, 61-Don Dillingham, 20-David Staats. SECOND ROW: 52- Kraig Bickerstaff, 71-Jamie Latimer, 67-Tim Cox, 53-Greg Tucker, 55-Scott Crawford, 76-Larry Spangler, 83-Ray Col- lins, 80-Keith Thomas, 89-Lenny Littrell, 26-Steve Hurley, 25-johnny Carnell. THIRD ROW: 44-Roger Seymour, 70- Rusty Maddox, 85-Keith Hutton, 10-Bobby Shannon, 12-Kevin Bickerstaff, 72-Gary Taylor, 32-Ronald Thompson, 63- Doug Fuller, 87-Ronnie Brister, 79-David Lancaster, 88-Lynn Logue, 23-Ricky Payne. FOURTH ROW: Mgr. Ray Chris- tian, 54-Randy Tanaka, 13-Keelyn fBooJ Williamson, 43-jerry Wakefield, 86-Kris Boles, 34-Keith Elroy, 50-Tony Grice, 45-Ricky Gatlin, 78-Don McCurley, 11-Gerald Dirickson, 22-Donnie Thompson, 40-Bermy Loughridge, 62-Billy Blanton. FIFTH ROW: Darvis Cole, -Head Coach, Ken Layn- Coach. Cheerleaders, Leslie Dirickson, Lynn Spradley, LeAnn Howard, Tammy Culver, Betty Scott, Lisha Hornbuckle, Shelly Spradley, Candace Lawrenz, Joe Layn-Coach, Bob Patter- son-Coach. 1976 Football Record Chickasha O Outlaws 6 Mustang 6 Outlaws 19 Velma-Alma 7 Outlaws 28 Lindsay 10 Outlaws 7 Comanche 0 Outlaws 13 I-larrah 8 Outlaws 27 Pauls Valley 0 Outlaws 7 Noble 14 Outlaws 7 Purcell O Outlaws 7 Duncan J.V. O Outlaws 34 State Playoffs Clinton 21 Outlaws 7 Ron Boyles Carries the ball on his way to becoming an V ,A 1 ' H 5 All-State Halfback. 77 Chey Made ALL-DISTRICT TEAM Russell Wells-LB Ernie Strong-LB Greg Tanka-T Don Dillingham-G Ron Boyles-HB Mark McWatters-C Billy Ellis- DB 1. Greg Tanaka in Action agalnst Llndsay 2. Benny Loughridge spins away from a tackler agamst Duncan. 3. Mark McWatters, Don D1ll.1ngham, Donnle Thomp son, and Larry Spangler show then excltement as we score on Lindsay. TULSA WORLD ALL-STATE TEAM Greg Tanaka-T 1. Ron Boyles-I-IB DUNCAN BANNER ALL-AREA LAWTON CONSTITUTION ALL- Ron Boyles-Player of the Year-I-IB STAR TEAM Greg Tanaka-T 2. Ron Boyles-I-IB Russell Wells-LB Mark McWatters-C Larry Spangler-DT 3. 4. Russell Wells, Ernie Strong, Roger Seymour, and Donnie Thompson close in on Harrah ball carrier. Billy Ellis breaks away behind blocks by Larry Spangler and Ray Collins. Donnie Thompson turns corner as Benny Loughridge leads the way. 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THIRD ROW: Coach Patterson, Randall Schwenn, Ronnie Zumwalt, Mike Lynn, Chris Craven, Dennis Amos, Terry Wakefield, Brian Coast, and Gary Benton. - f Bryan Mahan puts the collar on a Wynnewood ball carrier. Brian Coast and Ricky Rosen try to help. Ninth Grade glffffbllff Played gllff Schedule rry Wakefield sprints for a T. D. vs. Wynnewood. rry Wakefield bites the dust in the young Outlaw win over Wynnewood. h A ' A A,-r-W HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM: KNEELING Gerald Dirickson Bobby Shannon Barry Hinson, jerry Wake field, Brian Karns, Mike DeYong, Greg Mahaffey, Tim McKay STANDING Coach Baker Jerome MCCHIVIH Mgr Ricky Hamilton, Keith Thomas, Ronnie Brister Robert Ellsworth, Mark McWatters, Ron Boyles, Craig Patterson 'Ronnie Rowland, Billy Ellis, Coach Havens. Senior forward, Robert Ellsworth, receives pass in th middle of Comanche's defense as Ron Boyles and Billy Ellis prepare to rebound. The Outlaws' number one outside shooter, Greg Mahaf fey, puts up a 2 pointer above the outstretched arm of a Lindsay defender. Senior Eagcrs Won District Znuruamcnf High leaping Ron Boyles soars above Lind- say's 6'5 Bruce Jones in the Outlaws big 64-58 District Tournament victory. Mike DeYong, Robert Ellsworth, and Craig Patterson position themselves for the ball. junior guard, Craig Patterson, passes the ball past a Comanche defender as Mark McWatters looks on. The Outlaws won this County Tournament semi-final game by a score of 64-51. Sports star, Billy Ellis, penatrates to score in the outlaws' lst victory of the season, a 63-32 win over Walters. Ouflawsffes Made Gam! fnd- Of-Season Hameluzck Mmm! N35 .W ESM-Z12?f-J-f .- as-Hgs'fq,?5,sgi LeAnn Howard jumps for tipoff. Bunny Dobey pulls down a re- bound. Debbie Green goes up for 2. Vicki tips to Janine and Bonnie. USES V SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM: FIRST ROW: Cindy Tibbets, Vicki Gibson, Dena Gib- son, Bonnie Hines, Sherry Spivey, Traci Savage, N 'ww Monica Garza. SECOND ROW: LeAnn Howard, Kim Nuffer, Debbie Green, Bunny Dobey, Janine Lough- ridge, Lisa Coast, Thronyah Briscoe, Coach Harmeyer Kim Nuffer shoots over Rush Springs guard. Vicki Gibson shoots for 2 against Lindsey. The Lady Outlaws finished their 1976- 77 campaign with a record of 10 wins and 12 losses. The team started out slowly, but as they gained experience and confidence in themselves and their teammates, they were able to win 6 out of their last 8 games. A bal- anced forward attack was led by Sr. Debbie Green- 14.6, jr. Vicki Gibson-13.05 Sr. Kim Nuffer-10.55 jr. Bonnie Hines-7. 25 Soph. Janine Loughridge-4. 7. Sr. guard Bunny Dobey averaged 6 rebounds, Jr. Cindy Tibbets-5, and Sr. LeAnn Howard averaged 10 rebounds and was selected to the Lawton Constitution All-Area Team. Reserve guards Monica Garza and Traci Savage strengthened the guards. Runner-up Walters Invitational Tournament Runner-up County Tournament w - 1 Record 11 .. 7 V QA , 40' a C Chris Craven tries for a 2-pointer in the Outlaw win over V. A. 9TH Grade Boys Basketball Team: FIRST ROW: Dondi Kilgore, John Briggs, Bryan Mahan, Gary Benton, jeff Elroy SECOND ROW: Bruce McWatters, jeff Baker, Ronnie Zumwalt, Chris Craven, Dennis Amos, Terry Wakefield, Ronnie Elliott, Coach Patterson. 1 3 w f? E R we 9th Hays kunucrs- Zip Krfuufy And Walters M f gg 1 an sea asisifsfy 'wa .. A-',Q o a Rgnnie Zumwalt gut leaps a V,A, oppongnt. Terry gl1I1S in 2-P0i1'1tS 2.5 the O'L1t1aWS work to bea ' . Bryan Mahn works the ball up- court against the Velma Comets. t Lmdsay 87 ' V I 1' .v l' r ...elf I ' ' Q , I 'I - ' I , . ifiii. i 1 Q, -, ,,a,gg. , . -W9 W, 2 fl ' ., X I .-WMS ,... , .. ,,'f?'E5? ,,,,- ,. I f NINTH GRADE GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM: FIRST ROW Stacy Ostrum, Bookkeeper, Sonya Gibson, Marcella Garza, Fisher, Leslie Dirickson, Patti Tigert, Michelle Taylor, Patti Gibson, Vicki Bunch SECOND ROW Coach Patterson Miller, Debbie Ford, Jana Hardisty, Karen Bartlett, Darla Cole, Peggy Fox, Denise Phillips Marcie Davis Record 16-4 Stephens County Champions 3rd Place Walters Invitation Tournament Mar1ow's Freshmen Outlawettes turned in an outstanding season. Hard work, a love for the game, and good competitive spirit were the keys to a fine 16-4 record. To become Stephens County Champs was a goal they set for themselves and this goal was realized as they defeated an undefeated Central High team in the finals. f2j Dana Fisher tries to stop a shot against Chickasha. 131 Patti Gibson shoots for 2 points in a win over Chickashag Vicki Bunch hopes the ball goes in the basket. 9th Grade Girls Klaim Stephens Kaunfy Title Leslie Dirickson works the ball up the court in a hotly contested win over Lindsay. Q23 Patti Tigert prepares to launch a jump shot in a close game with Velma. Q31 Keen competition in practice as the Outlawettes prepare for upcoming game. 141 Patti Gibson puts up a shot in the Velma game as Patti Tigert and Vicki Bunch prepare to rebound. - tr. V 5 3 2 i 5 5 in ,, . W ' i , ,dns 1 -13,0 iii- 1 M C ,, I ' 5 F 5 , iw y 3 K 5 ,tg K ,, A ,mg I I t W, . - , . 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L 'IAF'n.'!Z'isLf'x1l-:if5i,Q.i-fi1i5.afnQ2AL1a..f L OUTLAW BASEBALL TEAM: Kris Boles, Steve True, Don McCurley, Kraig Bickerstaff, jerry Wakefield, Billy Ellis, Robert Ellsworth, Bobby Shannon, Barry Hinson, Keith Thomas, Rickey Hamilton, SECOND Outlaws pose with County Trophy after 8-3 win over Empire. 90 L ROW: Coach Mahaffey, jamie Latimer, Ir. Willis, Greg Tucker, Bi1lHa1-1, Steve Hurley, Keith Elroy, johnny Carnell, Lynn Spradley, Betty Scott, Coach Harmeyer. Billy Ellis fires to Kraig Bickerstaff. ii 5 is P' , it ,, E Qi at , aw: l'FWf i1'itsf,, f 4 ' a J - , ,Kgs , as ff .3 ' mm.. 'L gg 3 ,, ..ff'f3g- F0 - ' ' l' A ' ' 'Q ' Nl. N ' T 154 - V '- K , ' I g- ici: f. :Q . T if X' f -MW . A ' 'i r -HW, 'eferffs i n 7 ' 5 -Q ,' f 1., V 4 f I ' I Tiki , W ' I ' ',, ' 'r I .. ,, If A-:ages ,-,' ..,par.1 . t.::s.,,. ,,,. ,, Q 1 A ,, K, .salsa--sf-' A '- . 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W. 3 .4VfQiSY,,.yirs-'-ezyfaxggpf'uf-, - f r R 5 A it , 1 -N .,., ft- - f' N 5 K fi , . , , . ff ,f - - -f-.,,fa we t 'Civ-gl isfiifif 'A it ' 13-fi'?4535?'32'4QaflPH-'5 'i 1,lg,,:fT.i gggltaamiafl ami i s 3 3' 2 ' M' ,l 5 S i ii Q., i t F ' Z 1 . at :S Tl ' i, A I 4 i 31.33 V l- r 4 -Saw. .5.....,,2 x, . ,.., , .. ,, A. , . , -we iff--4 . t ' f ' -- f. - 1 1 ' if W- W . A ' if 2211 ' Z a 'A Y K F 1 l A i' ,. R 't WW' M ,.. in-Q: ft' ff zwif f ' QP V -, -'I+ ' '55 1 Q 1 I . S ,,... p mv' m I hW J Q .al l6'a elwllcrs dounfy Ehampian I7-4 Sm 014 The young Outlaws turned what was supposed to be a rebuilding ye ar into a very successful season with a record of 17 wins and 4 losses. Included in the 17 Wins was a county championship and a string of 15 wins in a row. The baseball team will miss the two Seniors, Billy Ellis and Robert Ellsworth, who provided the leader- ship necessary to be successful. With 15 Sophomores and one Junior returning next year, the Marlow baseball team can look forward to many more successful seasons. 0 Fri mm 5 T2 E L ,, , .-,, -H lffif wf n ' 11- 1 , . . . t, 'K , 1 .,,.',,,,.V H tw. Q e' .. if 'Vis T, an 2? 5 .,,, 1 ' 1 -' , sag?35gfggrwQ:ff1:??0: A Ng-if f egmafgig f- 5 ,Qi 31314 ' R +P. A y R ' si .. s zz xr V -Yi :Q 'la ' if L 1-9:3 4 'Z , :,.t.5s,'11 lfl'agE42,,' 524-2:,'6,1:5 -22352: . ' - tf'.::+e,gga,5gpaaSf:i J 24 llfmrxrzv-.,5 if ,. H-tw? . . ' it C4 - ,A - we .1 ,ina-s:,m,.ag1.:.'3.gn.-as ' im-fag Q. i ,I in fmwxg- .', s P ,- vp 'f-rmffv .f.. was I , 2: , fly Billy Ellis slams out a base hit against Velma. f2j Ricky Hamilton crosses plate to score a TUJ1. f3l Keith Thomas holds runner at first. f4j Coach I-larmeyer and Coach Mahaffey look on from dugout. f5j Robert Ellsworth scoops up a ground ball. . ,lll..1.uA Outlaw Golfers Wm jlfllzrlouf Jmfillzlirfrzd Amzlllzrkv invitational And Placed 4lll In kegivual GOLFERS: FIRST ROW: Craig Patterson, Tim McKay, Terry Wakefield, SECOND ROW: Coach Patterson, Mike DeYong, Russell Wells, Greg Mahaffey. -0 'WZ ffl?--,xv . I .. , l x '1-+re.....ii- T -Qi Eg' 1 . HliA.a.1.,.,, Qemzfl , V . ,gwk X ... N, ,iiRW,,.sr:35?1?,,.Q . 1'lf5lf 'Lr,'?j-344--'l. - i,,e5 '?f::g,- pw 581 Indy Outlaws flaws Successful Season The 1977 version of the Lady Outlaws Track Team started slow but came on strong as the season progressed to win the Runnerup Trophy in the Lady Outlaw Invi- tational and the Championship Trophy in the Stephens County Meet. Six Freshman girls ran on the High School Team this year. During the junior High County Meet they combined with the 8th Grade girls in an outstanding ef- fort to also win that meet. All of the girls worked hard to uphold the fine tradition of the girls track program at Marlow that has been in existance for four years, and the futLu'e looks even brighter. fly FIRST ROW-Darla Cole, Leslie Dirick- son, Candace Lawrenz, Denise Phillips, Wanda Bell. SECOND ROW-Vicki Bunch, Marcella Garza, Tina McCurley, Coach Karns, Patty Gibson, Janine Oughridge, LeAnn Howard, Angela Miller. f2j Candace Lawrenz jumps 16'5 1f2 dur- ing the Regional Meet to qualify for the State Meet. f5j Candace Lawrenz hands the baton to Patty Gibson during the mile relay. f4j LeAnn Howard takes the baton from Janine Loughridge for the anchor leg of the mile relay team that qualified for the State Meet. Q I 9 77 Outlaw Zfmcksfcrs UM 4, W, I Y K .A ... ,W ., . aw ,,.,,,.,.,,,. . W t My , -Tak ie, li '91 lii N 'Q - 'ff 'nfl .vw ,--3 ,,, '- 'Q M 'B f' V, Z.. I if ,V - .: ' ' 1, 3 ., ' 3 AJ Y 4? M C 1 I 2, f ., f 2.1 -av - r ,- M X J A if ff Y.. . , if fa I 3 . . .. off -V - '- X' sa -- in I ,fm A-.2 , .,.:..,...-..4 - --1--1 34- A Je- -'K x l can rn .- rf ,- Mr egvfff- -0.2.-,fy - :V , 1 444 ' 5 ,L V f 4' ' 7 , 1, ,pi- f11 TRACK SQUAD: FIRST ROW: Roger Seymore, Benny Loughridge, Scott Crawford, Tim Cox, Kevin Bickerstaff, Lar ry Spangler, SECOND ROW: Coach Cole, Brian Elroy, Randy Tanaka, Tony Thornton, David Lancaster, Rusty Maddox, louis Guijarrog not pictured: Coach Ken Layn. Q21 Rusty Maddox prepares to throw the discus. Q31 Scott Crawford, MHS Outstanding Pole Vaulter. 141 Benny Loughridge leads off the 440 relay. Q51 Larry Spangler sprints home on the anchor leg of a relay. Randy Brooks finishes first in the 880 yd. run as the Freshmen swept the County Meet. 7-sa? ,,, 'Q' Q .s f Bays Crack - 9th Grade 'E-.. e ..,, M A Q.....qp-.....:..,..., , , :,,::.:f,- sfvf ,. , de ' r S s - yyssyss :....:-We--:N Ke First place 440 relay, County Meet, Bret Hall hands off to Terry Wakefield. Time: 48:5 44 Ronnie Elliot sails over the 120 yd hurdles on his way to a second place finish in the County Meet Anchor man, Scott Hall, breaks the tape giving the Freshmen first place in the all-important mile relay. Time: 3:57:5 joe Layn was Coach. 95 ,uv , Q5 2. w 2 I Y I Q' 1 my LSE 1 S nuff' fp N . fA W! W FF' Danny Adkins--Shop 4 yrs. Earlene Alexander--FHA 2 yrs. Gymnastics 2 yrs5 Pep Club 1 yr. 5 VICA 2 yrs. 5 Historian 76- 77 Jana Allen--Home Ec. 2 yrs. 5 Annual 1 Yr.5 Shop 2 yrs.5 Chorus 1 yr.5 Art I S II. jill Archer--Band 4 yrs. , Sr. Band Rep.5 FHA 1 Yr. 5 Gymnastics 1 yr. Tony Bandy--Football 1 yr. 5 Shop 1 yr.5 Track 1 yr. Steven Bartlett--ICT 2 yrs.5 Indian Arts 4 yrs. 5 Basketball 2 yrs. Steven Bernhardt--Band 4 yrs. 5 Band President 76-775 All- School Play 1 yr. 5 Gymnastics 3 yrs. Kellyf Bickerstaff --FFA 4 yrs. 5 FFA President 76-77, Secretary5 76-77 OutlaW5 Shop 1 yr. Billy Blanton--Football 4 yrs5 FFA 4 yrs. 5 Industrial Arts 2 yrs. Weight lifting 3 yrs. 5 Library Aid 1 yr. Donna Bolton--FHA 3 yrs. 5 Pep Club 1 yr.5 Who's Who 75-765 FBLA 1 yr.5 Chorus 1 yr. Steven Bolton--Band 8 yrs. , Drum Major, Reporter 76-775 FBLA 2 yrs., Vice-Pres. , Mr. FBLA 76-775 Yearbook Staff 1 yr., Asst. Editor5 Honor Society 3 y1s.5 Who's Who 75-765 Ronald Boyles--Football 4 yrs. , All-State 76-775 Basketball 4 yrs. 5 Track 2 yrs. 5 Student Council Rep. 76-775 Senior Class Historian. Made .771 U16 Shade! QM Senior Class Officers: Kelly Bickerstaff - President5 Greg Tanaka - Vice Pres- identg Greg Mahaffey - Sec. !Treas. 5 Janice Nichols - I-Iistorian5 Ronald Boy- les - Historian 5 Thronyah Briscoe--Basketball 4 yrs.5 Tra.ck4 y1s.5 FHA 1 yr.5 Shop 3 yrs. Ricky Brown--Yearbook 1 yr. , Editor 76-775 FBLA 1 yr., His- torian-Reporter 76-775 Band 8 yrs. 5 Outlaw Noose Staff 1 yr. 5 Speech Play 2 yrs. Raymond Christian- -Football Manager 2 yrs. 5 Art '3 yrs. FFA 4 yrs. 5 Guitar 1 yr. Susan Conway--Student Council 1 yr. 5 National Honor Society 2 yrs. 5 Oklahoma State Honor Soc- iety 2 yrs. 5 Speech Activities 3 yrs.5 Saddle Bag Staff D'Ann Cooper--Student Councilg Band 8 yrs. 5 Pep Club lyr. 5 Girls State Delegate '76 Patricia Covington--Chorus 1 yr.5 Art 1 yr.5 Office 1 yr. Artie Cowley - Shop 2 yrs. 3 VICA 2 yrs.5 ICT 2 yrs.g CVET 2 yrts. Clifton Cowley--Industrial Arts, 2 yrs. 3 VICA 2 yrs. 5 CVET 2 yrs.g Chorus 2 yrs. Richard Crenwelge--Shop 2 yrs. 5 Agri. 3 YI'S.Q Art 2 yrs. Sherrill Dennis--VICA 2 yrs. 3 Baseball 4 yrs. 5 Basketball 4 yrs. 5 Mgr. 2 yrs. 3 Football Mgr. 1 yr. 5 Chorus 1 yr. Mike De Yong--Golf 4 yrs. Basketball 4 yrs. 5 Football 2 yrs. 3 Baseball 1 yr. 5 Student Council 3 yrs. 3 Pres. 76-775 Honor Society 3 yrs. Donald Dillingham--Football 4 yrs. 3 Industrial Arts 4 yrs. 3 Weightlifting 3 yrs. 3 Office Aid 2 yrs. Track 1 yr. Sylvia Dirickson--Cheerleader 1 yr. Drill Team 3 yrs.3 jr. Lieut. 75-76, Capt. 76-775 Honor Society 3 yrs. 3 All School Play 1 yr. FHA 1 yr. Barbara Dobey--Basketball 4 yrs. Queen Att. 73-74, 75-76, Band 3 yrs. Queen Att. 73-74, 75-76, Twirler 3 yrs. 5 Football Queen Att. 76g Track 4 yrs. Bonnie Donohew--FBLA 2 yrs. Pres. 76-775 VICA 1 yr., Vice- Pres. 76-77 Band 4 yrs. Queen 76-775 Pep Club 1 yr. Jeannette Eddingfield--Art 3 yrs.g P. E. 1 yr.g Office-1 yr. Billy Ellis--Football 4 yrs. Basketball 4 yrs. Baseball 3 yrs. Mr. MHS Att. '755 Newspaper 1 yr. Robert Ellsworth--Basketball 4 yrs. Baseball 4 yrs. 5 Band 2 yrs. Shop 1 yr.5 U.B.W.A. 1 yr. ,JV XJ!! fa-dw Becky Lamb Graham--Student Council 3 yrs. 3 Cheerleader 3 yrs. 3 Band 4 yrs., Queen '733 FBLA 2 yrs. Debbie Green--Basketball 3 yrs., Queen '773 Pep Club 1 yr. 3 Who's Who Among Ameri- can High School Students3 Track 3 yrs. Walter Harris--Glee Club 1 yr.3 Annual 1 yr.3 P. E. 2 yrs.3 Guitar 1 yr. 3 Shop 2 yrs. Mark Harvey--Band 3 yrs. 3 Annual 1 yr.3 ICT 1 yr. Claire Holland--All School Play 2 yrs3 FHA 1 yr.3 Drill Team 1 yr.3 Chorus 1 yr.3 Okla. Honor Society 3 yrs. Donnie Howard--VICA 2 yrs. 3 Newspaper 1 yr.3 Wrestling 1 yr.3 Vo-Tech 1 yr. LeAnn Howard--Cheerleader 3 yrs. 3 Basketball 4 yrs. 3 Track 4 yrs.3 Student Council 2 yrs. , Sec. 76-773 FHA 3 yrs., Pres. 76-773 FFA Sweetheart 76-77 Cheryl Hutton--Football Que en 76-773 Cheerleader 1 yr. 74- 753 Student Council 1 yr.3 FHA Reporter 1 yr. Pep Club 1 yr.3 Honor Society 1 yr. 3 Keith Ingram--Band 8 yrs. 3 In- dustrial Arts 2 yrs. 3 Saddlebag Staff 1 yr. Becky jackson--FI-IA 2 yrs. 3 4-H 2 yrs. 3 VICA 1 yr. 3 Year- book 1 yr. 3 Track 1 yr. Larry jackson--Football 1 yr. 3 Basketball 1 yr.3 FFA 3 yrs. 3 VICA 2 yrs. Reporter, Pres. '76, '773 JR. R.O. T.C. 1 yr. , Stephen jinks--Basketball 3 yI'S.j Baseball 3 yrs. 3 Chorus 1 yr. Jeri jones--School Plays Pep Club3 VICA 75-763 Chorus, Glee Club3 Flag Corps Steve jones--ICT 1 yr. 3 Shop 2 yrs. 3 CVET 2 yrs. Brett Kimbro--CVET 2 yrs. 3 ICT 2 yrs. 3 Track 2 yrs. 3 Industrial Arts 3 yrs. Brett Kimbrough--Industri al Arts 4 yrs. 3 Photography 1 yr. Eddie Lancaster--VICA 1 yr.3 Football 1 yr.3 Basketball 1 yr. Patrick Lynn--Office 1 yr.3 Shop 2 yrs. 3 Art 3 yrs. Tina McCurley--FI-IA 2 yrs. 3 Basketball 2 yrs. Track 3 yrs. 3 VICA 1 yr.3 Miss Outlawette '77 Mark McWatters--Football 4 yrs. 3 Basketball 3 yrs. 3 Track 1 yr. 3 Baseball 2 yrs.3 jr. Class Pres. 3 FCA 2 yrs. 3 Band 6 yrs. Greg Mahaffey--Basketball 4 yrs. 3 Golf 4 yrs. 3 Band 4 yrs. 3 Sr. Class Sec. -Treas.3 Baseball 1 yr. Ricky Miller--Band 1 yr.3 ICT 1 yr. 3 Industrial Arts 3 yrs. 3 Arts and Crafts 4 yrs. Carol Lee Moates--Cheerleader 3 yrs. 3 Student Council 3 yrs. 3 Mu Alpha Theta 1 yr. 3 Leo Club 2 yrs.3 Pep Club 1 yr. Cindy Morgan--Art 4 yrs. 3 FHA 3 yrs.3 Vice-Pres. '763 Guitar 1 yr. 3 French 1 yr.3 Annual 1 yr Linda Murphy--Pep Club5 Chorusg Tracl-:5 Art Club Twila Neve--FHA 1 yrs. 5 Student Council 1 yr. Honor Society 1 yr. Arts and Crafts 1 yr. Janice Nichols--FHA 3 yrs. Office 2 yrs.5 Chorus 1 yr. Kimberly Nuffer--Band 3 yrs. Vice-Pres. 76-775 Flag Girl 1 yr. Basketball 4 yrs. 5 FHA 1 yr5 Art Club 1 yr. Yvonnie Oliver--No Picture David Patterson--Shop 3 yrs. CVET 2 yrs. 5 VICA 2 yrs. Jody Patterson--FFA 4 yrs. 5 Band 3 yrs.5 VICA 4 yrs. Tommy Patterson--FFA 4 yrs. 5 Shop 3 yrs. Daren Phillips--Industrial Arts 3 yrs. Office5 Speech 1 yrs. Chorus 1 yr. Karen Phillips--FHA 1 yr. Chorus 2 yrs. VICA 2 yrs. Asst. Historian 75-765 VICA Out- standing jr. Girl Award 75-765 Pep Club 1 yr. Cynthia Pierce--Art 1 172 yrs. 5 Arts and Crafts 1 yr.5 ICT 1 yr. Doug Rather--Football 2 yrs. 5 Band 8 yrs. Weightlifting 2 yrs. Art 1 yr. Colleen Ritter--Chorus 1 yr. Shop 3 yrs. Glenn Rose--Football 4 yrs. 5 Band 3 yrs. 5 Office 2 yrs. Charles Rosen--Industrial Arts 3 yrs. 5 CVET 2 yrs. 5 Chorus Billy Rowe--Baseball 1 yr. 5 Football 1 yr. 5 Agri. 4 yrs.5 Shop 3 yrs. Robert Sellers--Football 4 yrs. 5 Band 1 yr. 5 Track 3 yrs.5 Ind. Arts 2 yrs.5 Golf 1 yr. ' 1 Bennett Sessums Football 4 yrs. 5 Track 3 yrs. 5 Student Council yr.5 CVET 1 yr. 5 Shop 1 yr. Regina Shay--School play5 Drama 2 yrs.5 Chorus 6 yrs. 5 Cheerleader 3 yrs. 5 Mascot 1 yr. FI-IA 3 yrs. William Smotherman--Band 5 yrs.5 Basketball 1 yr.5 Baseball 1 yr.5 Photography 1 yr.5 Track 1 yr. Brenda Sparks--VICA 1 yr.5 Home Ec. 2 yrs.5 Chorus 1 yrs.5 Art 3 yrs. Lynn Spradley--Chorus 5 yrs. 5 Band 3 yrs.5 Flag Girl 1 yr.5 Cheerleader '775 Speech 1 yr.' Pep Club 2 yrs.5 FI-IA 1 yr. David Staats--Football 4 yrs. 5 Track 4 yrs. 5 FFA 4 yrs.5 Shop 1 yr5 Chorus 1 yr. Shirley Sternadel--FHA 1 yr. 5 Basketball 3 yrs. 5 Girls Industri- al Arts 1 yr.5 Ceramics 1 yr. Randall Stevens--Speech 1 yr. 5 Shop 2 yrs. 5 Track 1 yr. 5 Foot- ball 1 yr. :CV A wif '51, 7' Kathy Stinnett--Chorus 1 yr. 5 State Honor Society 2 yrs. 5 FHA 2 yrs.5 Newspaper 1 yr.5 Saddlebag 1 yr. Ernie Strong--Football 3 yrs. 5 Track 3 yrs. 5 Industrial Arts 3 yrs. Douglas Sudberry--Shop 3 yrs. 5 Teachers Aid 2 yrs. 5 Baseball 3 yrs. 5 Art 1 yr. Greg Tanaka--Football 4 yrs. 5 All-Area '765 Student Council 2 yrs.5 Class Officer 3 yrs. 5 Boys State Runner-Up '76g FCA 3 yrs. Terry Teague--Shop 4 yrs. 5 Gy-rnnastics 2 yrs. I'Ann Thomas--Band 6 yrs. 9 Speech 1 yr.5 Saddlebag 76-76 All-School Play '76, '765 FBLA 1 yr., Treas. Kathy Thomas--jr. Class Sec. 5 Play 3 yrs. 5 Asst. Ed. Outlaw Noose 75-765 Regional Speech Contest 75-765 Pep Club Sec. 76-775 VICA Sec. 76-77. Larry Thornton--Shop 4 yrs. 3 Basketball 2 yrs. 5 Art 4 yrs. 3 Office 1 yr. Greg Tucker--P.E. 2 yrs. QNO PICTUREJ Sheila Walters--Powder Puff Football 3 yrs. 5 Chorus 4 yrs. Steve Welch--Fresh. Cl. Rep. FFA 4 yrs., Rep. 75-76.5 Band 2 yrs. , Art 1 yr. Russell Wells-Football 4 yrs. 5 Capt, '765 Golf 4 yrs. 3 Basket- ball 1 yr.3 Weightlifting 3 yrs.5 Student Council 3 yrs. , Vice Pres. 76-77 Connie Williams--FI-IA 1 yr. Chorus 3 yrs.5 Office 2 yrs. Joyce Williams -- Chorus 2 yrs.g Accompanist for Enter- tainersg State Honor Society 2yrs.5 ICT 1 yr.5Ba.nd1yr. in ljeryl Ijljornbiicklef' M We knew himg we lovedveehimw A -mm ., in Koleric' Cm fly Senior girls-Class of 1977 with Zelma Singleton, Class sponsor. C21 Mrs. Singleton Accepts punch from Mrs. Margaret Mitchell as Mrs Pratt serves Carolee Moates. 135 Ladies of the Coterie Club serve refreshments to Senior Girls. Q41 Cheryl Hutton, Colleen Ritter, Debbie Green, and Regina Shay demonstrate an elegant way to dig into food. f5j Joyce Williams, Kathy Thomas, Carolee Moates, and Mrs. Singleton enjoy refreshments. J Q' l WJM1'SEf?5'?'4?iI?!!4 QFWEHTTIKWWJYXSLQXIE Y. Brenda Amos Kelsey Avants Ricky Barington Kenneth Benson Kevin Bickerstaff Yvette Blundell Ronnie Brister Rickey Brooks' Robin Brooks Tim Brooks Richard Burton Martha Cathy Connie Cauthron Melissa Clark Lisa Coast Raymond Collins Tim Cox' Scott Crawford Mike Daubenspeck Karen Dean Sue Dial jamie Dittner Kim Eddingfield Monty Fincher Tony Fincher Doug Fuller Monica Garza Dena Gibson Vicki Gibson Blake Gray joe Greer Gabriel Guijarro Kimberly Harris Linda Harris Betty Harvey Karen Herriage Tony Hickingbottom Charles Hill Bonnie Hines Larry Hite Cathy Holland Ranielle Iverson 108 I 1 I K! Q i3 4. Ss X he 'Q, - fri hr P. Jie .5- wh ,, Glenda Johnson junior Class Officers Raymond Collins VICE President Monica Garza Sec !Treas.g Lenny Nancy Iurney Dawn Kelly Candace Lawrenz Lenny Littrell Benny Loughri dge Sam Lowry Sondra Maddox jeff Mangum Donald McCollum Violet Melton Tami Montgomery Sylvia Moore Randall Nichols Allen Nubby Craig Patterson Lonnie Patterson Scott Payne Keith Peddycoart Tom Purtell Thomas Reid Darrell Richardson Cindy Richey Brent Riley Robin Riley Patti Robertson Rowe, Larry QNo Pic. J Ronnie Rowland David Sanders Kenneth Sanders Traci Savage Betty Scott Kelly Scott Brenda Sellers Robbie Shannon jimmy Shaw Kelly Skaggs Larry Spangler Brenda Staats Loretta Stewart Theresa Talmadge fNo Pic. J Gary Taylor Patti Taylor Jeanie Thomas Keith Thomas Donald Thompson Ronald Thompson Cynthia Tibbets Glen Tow Lonnie Travis Mary Underwood Danny Waldo Mark Ward Erwin Wheeler Mike White Alan Whitehead jerry Wilkerson Larry Williams junior Willis Ricky Wooten Judy Yarbrough Lynn York jerry Younts 110 .wi LH' !Ast2G?I?35.47.-1,343 I juniors Were J-frfspifable C11 Scuivrs A O hers 1. Barry Hinson, Sophomore, serves Ricky Barrington, Ricky Brooks, Erick Price, and Robin Brooks. 2. Mike DeYong, Joyce Williams, Bunny Dobey, and Shirley Sternadel watch entertainment. 3. Lonnie Patterson, Ronnie Brister, Ronnie Rowland, and Keith Thomas provide entertainment. Dena Gibson adds the Hawaii an Touch. 4. Kevin Bickerstaff and Mr. Mike Carter watch Candace Lawrenz string an awning. 5. Mark McWatters, Robert Ellsworth, Greg Mahaffey listen to Mr. Hickingbottom sing. 6. Prom King and Queen, Billy Ellis and LeAnn Howard, enjoy the banquet with their dates, Kevin Bickerstaff and Susan Conway. . 'if' 4334 , 4, 4, Vg Wu..-,,, r H ,,. . ,,., Ax, v 1 H I i I Nerds! Judy Alexander Drenda Alsup Lisa Anderson Donna Attaway Keith Barrington jean Bartlett Terrie Barton Wanda Bell Kraig Bickerstaff Kris Boles Jeanne Bowen Angela Brnsctun Donna Brinsfield jamie Bunch John Carnell Kim Clark Mike Conway Donna Couch Ken Craig Roger David Jackie Dillon Gerald Dirickson Chris Dorman Luanne Downey Alan Duce . Bryan Elroy 112 5 gl Sophomore Class Officers: Tim McKay - Presidentg Lisha Hornbuckle - Vice-Pres- identg Luis Guijarro - Sec. fTreas. We X 1 v I 15' x fr ,gf 1 - -......-1 D s, f ' if 'Ut 1 Q X 'I 'L 7 I S lp' g . , ig Keith Elroy Donna Fitts Wanda Ford l Ricky Fullerton Ricky Gatlin Nancy Gee jeff Golay Tony Grice Luis Guijarro Ricky Hamilton Tammy Harnons Bill Harl Tarnera Harris Randy Hector Barbara Heien Barry Hinson julie Hogan QNO Pic. J Melissa Holt Lisha Hornbuckle Deressa Howard Scott Howard Steven Hurley Keith Hutton I Denise jackson Kay jackson John Jordon Brian Karns Sheri Kimbrough Teresa King Yvonne Lamb David Lancaster jamie Latimer Lynn Logue Connie Long Janine Loughridge Sherrisa Lowry Danny Luttrell Russell Maddox Eddie Mansell Jerome McCalvin Don McCur1ey Tim McKay Murray McGilvary 113 Angela Miller Scarlette Moore Karen Morris Mike Myers fNo Pic. J Tony Nichols james Oliver Kenneth Patterson Ricky Payne Eric Price Sheri Price Gary Reynolds Sheila Richards Lynn Richardson julia Rodgers Barton Rosen Mike Rupp Danny Sanders Connie Schrock Roger Seymour Mike Shahan Bobby Shannon Karen Shay Sharon Shay Mike Shelton Pat Shelton Foster Singleterry Pam Smotherman Glen Sparks Sherry Spivey Shelly Spradley Randy Tanaka Donna Thompson Wilma Thompson Tony Thornton Greg Tucker jerry Wakefield jerry Waller Lisa Watson Keelyn Williamson Maggie Willis Lori Wooten Kathy York Ion Young 114 Mauflzy ,Malpllf V Freshmen Class Officers: john Briggs, - Presidentg Vicki Peddycourt - Secretar Randy Brooks - Vice-President YS A -4 Kevin Alaniz Dennis Amos Steve Anderson jeff Baker Poncho Baker Karen Bartlett Jamie Barton Debbie Benson Gary Benton Terri Black Steven Blundell Laura Brake fNo Pic. Q Yordying Branum fNo Pic. Q john Briggs Pam Brister Randy Brooks Nuell Brown Stephen Bunch Vicki Bunch Rodney Burton Pam Carnell Brian Coast Darla Cole Pam Covey Chris Craven Tonia Crenwelge Kenny Crutcher Tammy Culver Alisha Daubens eck P Marsie Davis Doug Dawson Leslie Dirickson Ronnie Elliott Carl Elroy Lynn Elroy Jeff Elroy jimmy Epperson Dana Fisher Debbie Ford Peggy Fox Cheryl Fredrick Barbara Fuller Sandra Fullerton Marcella. Garza Patty Gibson Sonya Gibson Dee Gilbert Patricia Graham Dinah Graves Robert Greer Susan Gregston Grant Grigsby KNO Picturerlfj Brett Hall Larry Hammonds Jana Hardisty Teresa Harper Carol Harvey Kevin Heffington junior Hendershot Tommy Hendricks Harry Hill Elizabeth Holland Donnie Holt fNo Picturej Tracy Holt Toni Hyers Garry jackson Judy jones Kelly jurney Diane Keeling Brent Keenan liv- 116 1 Dondi Killgore Cheryl Kimbro Kris Kimbrough Anita Loyd Vicki Loyd Mike Lynn Bryan Mahan Mike Manning Dena McCullum joe McCur1ey Odie Mclntyre Burce McWatters Debra Melton Ruby Miller Frank Nelson fNo Pic. J john Nelson CNo Pic. 3 Vzmda Neve jerry Nubby Stacy Ostrom Arlene Patterson Vicki Peddycoart Denise Phillips Roger Pitts Wayne Preston Ricky Rosen Tamara Sanders Randall Schwenn Steffani Sellers Sharon Sikes Kenneth Smith KNO Pic. J Scarlett Sparks Melody Staats Steve Sternadel Brenda Stevens Dennis Stewart Jay Taylor Michelle Taylor Padzy Tigert Karen Valentine Tommy Vaught Terry Wakefeild Vickie Waller Leonard Walters Kevin Wells Fred Wheeler Robert Wheeler - Charles White fNo Picj Debbie Williams jimmy Williams Richard Willis fNo Pic. J jimmy Wilkerson Billy Wilson Dena Wooten Sharon Wylie Ronnie Zumwalt V ' ,m Freshmen Cheerleaders Leslie Dirickson and Tammy Cul- ver Watch the action between yells. H . in in A Q I fzeziifiafi , M w. a 'i .5 1 -- ' - Y- ': M fi T' 1 V, ,. Vkryk : f 6 , .f ,Z R X M. , i 9 -gs X ,' if? X, f l 2 ll. a W - 1 ' ' r , if ,1,, -' ' H Q AK W MM' 1 5, . , A H 4.k.L,V Z, rcggffl . 3 Z, i ' i ' iili ' gg K we fi i ,,,,,, , if XX ' ,F lv Q .,-i, . 1 fx J, M,,,-5 X . 1 1: K . ,, ,',1L'?I,. H Freshmen pause to vote for their candidate. Can the Leopards! Z --was an all-classes effort K gg. ,Ai Since 1901 Ziff? 971655 Nfl E70 ,413 1624 IC 301 West Main Marlow, Oklahoma Telephones - - - Marlow 658- 5458 , Duncan 255- 1707 Complete Banking Service For the Greater Marlow Area WILLIAM S . ELLIOTT, President and CEO JERRY MONTGOMERY, Executive Vice President MARK S. BROWN, IR., Asst. Vice President JANE ARRINGTON, Cashier 8 Vice President BERNICE YOUNG, Asst. Cashier FERN DAVIS, Asst. Cashier LORETTA RENFROW, Asst. Cashier LINDA KULBETH, Bookkeeper JO DUGGAN, Teller and Bookkeeper VELDA GREEN, Bookkeeper and Teller TONIMIE ATKINSON, Bookkeeper and Teller KAREN KIZAAR, Secretary KAREN PHILLIPS, VICA PATTY ANDRUS, Bookkeeper and Teller CORA BELLE COODY, Bookkeeper and Teller ARVILLA COON, Bookkeeper and Teller fl MX Wf -1-59?-1 EY W3 ml Call 658 2521 Phone 658 3459 Owned by Ozella Cox and Sue Green 1002 North Broadway iffy S '66 B3 af5? 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We continually add to om' plant, and add to our personnel, to better serve you and your banking needs. We wish for all of you a happy, healthful, and prosperous life . Ira Green, President Tom Mahaffey, Executive Vice President Donald B. Green, Vice Pres. and Cashier mfzeffezff 1 mfzeffsw 105 E Main Phone 658-3615 Congratulations to The Seniors of '77 Dorothyil JOl'1I'1 l.l fL WJLZMNS AND SONS 27155517--!9l6OHf4,?N75 GAS 60. , A . L . Williams Home Office Phone 658-3514 O Box 61 Marlow Oklahoma , Paws 51141355 5,45 K ' Q- - S Farms - - Ranches . 1 1 U-Store-It- 811 N. Broadway 658-9014 'sem 5 6272318 LDWWIS' 5' PHJZZJPS 66 Your Favorite Station Sooner or Later 129 N Broadway Marlow, Oklahoma 658 2805 PHILLIPS WJZKOXSONS Marlow Oklahoma We give SGI-I Green Stamps 'S 116 N. 2nd -f-, . lro, . Marlow, Oklahoma S WUI? 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Jl4V4lZ,C0W 1651478217 We're on our toes to have the gxews at your fmgertmps ln Marlow Smce 1893 Marlow's Only Home Owned Home Operated Newspaper MANS 5,4511 SHOP Congratulatlons to the Semors of 1976 1977 311 S Broadway Marlow, Oklahoma 658 5662 32466511 WMLCICSIQ 1105291 CAL' dl 6,CZ7V.76' Congratulanons and Best W1ShES To Marlow I-hgh School 501 North Fourth Street Marlow, Oklahoma C N Talley M D , W L Corporon M D , W K Walker, M D 658 S414 658 S478 -- , - f f- . ,. P 5 ' ' -l ' - ' D' - Q, , ' 7 , - H ZLVD EW M A 4 CHS WATZL4 JNN 1655 G4 ZIIMN E' Serving Pizza Spaghetti Shrimp Steaks Salads Sandw1ches Good food, excellent servlce Hlghway 81 South Marlow 658 5630 Open1100am 11 00pm Closed Sundays 4 I ,fsmtwe JWEDJWN F3555 PJ-L4 l6Jl4,46lf Where Ouahty Costs Less 201 N Broadway Marlow, Oklahoma Phone 658 5634 0llE'L'y4W 130055816 6'L'lll6' VICE PRESIDENT DICK ELLSWORTH Honorary L1fet1me Members WT Payne Preach Wagnon Jack Turner Frank Adams Frank Adams Dick Ellsworth Red Hall Jack Brown Clark Ward Eugene Boyles Helen Boyles Earl Robbins Pete Boles Sue Boles Hack Florence Eddie Betrce John Vtughn Jerry Montgomery Harold St tats Boudreau Gibson O T Brooks Linda Brooks Ch trles Dobey Therest Dobcy Steve Dobcy J D Morrison Dr. Jose Gutjarro Josephine Guijarro Wilford Adkins Gary Somner Floyd Gregston Fred Sumner Eddie Lamb Polly Lamb Donald Green Tom Mahaffey Ira Green William Elliott Mark Brown Sharon Brown Jack Graves Betty Graves Jack Mangum Virgil Rowe Peggy Rowe Alvin Thompson Burney Thompson Paul Trammell Bart Skaggs Bob Blanton Doris Blanton Bruce Nite Lonnie Barrington Wanda Alsup Dr llarold Culver Carl M than Betty Culver Mike Rogers Phyllis Duee Leroy Black Johnny Wakefield Donnt Wtkefteld Al McWatters Rick Catlin A. G. McWatters Lois McWatters Rosie Ambrose Dr. Bruce Scott Dr, W, K, Walker Darvin Allen PRESIDENT VIC HOWARD SECRETARY MEMBERS Mtke Reynolds Billie Gregston Earl Alexander Valton Riley Terry Jones Harold Walker Gary Halford Jeff Wortham Buck Jones Harry Callaway Dr T T Hampton Doralhy Hampton Jewel Genntngs Bill Waters Ronnie Riley Phil Baughn Ed Batle Tip Jones Joe Dennis K ty Jones Bill Longacre Fern Benson O K Gelvtn Rudy Wortham E J ctd Elntbeth Adams John Mitchell Pete Jones George Armstrong Fred Tan tka Jaek Shelton Larry Scott Marvin Tucker Vic Howard Eva Howard Paul Savage B. R. Mann Virginia Crownover J M Karstetter Odell Karstetter John Underwood Jack Taylor Jerry Taylor Jimmy Tavlor Arnold Crawford Marion Crawford W R Bickerstaff Jeanine Btckersttff Chad Kulbeth Jlm Kulbeth John DeYong Leon Shtnnon J R Patterson Ltyle Baker Lynn Baker K ty Ttbbets Glenn Brown Grtdy Burton Hoot Long Jake Kimbrough Junior Thompson Gary Newberry Wayne Strong Carson Vandersltce Joe Johnson Monty W trd Norma W trd Dee Schween Woodrow Dennis Marvin Williams Max Woolever Janie Woolever Berteline Richardson Gene Richardson Jim Thomas Buster Latimer EVA HOWARD Emma Jean Latimer Jerry Davis Jim Logue Barbara Logue James Maddox Marilyn Maddox Rick Blundell Frankie Blundell Peggy Hall Jesse Kirkpatrick Charles Arrington Mike Ward Janice Ward Tommy Rose H tlel Tucker John Bob Dtxon Charles McCurley Gordon Breeding Shirley Sellers M J Fincher Penn Goins Oleta Goins L A Leach Lolt Leach Jean Landgraf Ted Landgraf Juanita Sessums Ginger Crawford Freddie Loughrtdge Mary Lou Loughrtdgt. Marvin Sessums H B Hartgrtves Ed Wells Judy Glover Philip Glover Mike Radtke Lucy Radtke Dean Karns Butch Allen Kay Allen Vernal Rowland Jerry Cooper Scott Ousley Jim Hupp T M McElhz1non Junior Brown Rosemary Brown George Kulbeth Wayne Lowry Marlin Hu Ozella Cox Sue Green Kendall Seymour Les Dawson Lloyd McAlts1cr Randy Allen Glenda Mahaffey Bill Corporon Dtle Adair Larry Thom is James Ledford C T Abne Ralph Abney Vernon Kimbrough The Whams Joe Garia Martha Gar7a Coy Beck John Patterson Pat Payne Chad Payne ' 1 Rogers, R. I Tony True Garland Smith Jim Blackburn Ditrb Davisi Bob Sellers Rick Mahaffey wfueffzousf m y Best W-1ShES m,41ef0uf Taylor Maiiru 906 N. 658-6224 Discount Store ' :A l ,CJOJVS Klfllls' ' Compliiibntiiloi L' 145 DUN gfeeaw Jmsummef Wall e Famllofl's Insurance Group ' 105 N. 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A on a rou a r a Atten an on Duty mVVV 3 o roadway is m,,, Compliments 7 5 i6' 51 1 of v . s,35,,j3g V W ' V128 K Con ra a .ons O e 6 5 iioo 1 51 1 Seniors 0 1 - fi, Complimen of Rea -V ixed Concrete : as . ox , -5 Marvin, Marie, a , ra ie arlow, ma 110 ou roadway hone - ' ' For very Occasion M 114 . roa way ou i wa arlow, a oma Marlow, a oma Helen Newman Thomas us. - -52 ,M,Al6lfOW WHSEL' AZJGNMSNC 114141650112 6Z5.f4JV5k?S Extends Best Wlshes Jerald Spzve to the Star Routey 122 N Broadway Semors of 1977Ruth 8 B111 Brldges WAKD Ai EAKNHAKU WJ VWHS l6'v4l37o'5li' SHOP Feed S Seed 8 F6I'1I11.1Z6I' Phone 658 3312 P O Box 345 Marlow Oklahoma JWAREOW 91410145165 HOOP Owned by Stock Holders Feed Seed Fertlllzer TITGS Hardware and Farm SUPPl1SS W J Horner Mgr Marlow, Oklahoma 102 East Mam Phone 658 3313 1676155 52,416 E'Jlfl5,N Z7 550135 Clothxng for the Entlre Fam1ly Darvzn Allen Marlow Oklahoma Phone 658 3617 Han- cuttmg and stylmg Markham Products Wayne Strong Elton Plerce 202 W Mam 658 3113 Compllments of El!! V516 6Jf.7l60l9I6A6ZJ6 KUJVJK 27? WAI? A Farmers Umon Insurance Phone 658 2328 403 W Mam 1 M ..nn -f - 1 1 ' ' ' . ' 1 me 1 1 , W W 1 1 1 ' . . 5 Q 771: ' , ' ' 1 1 1 -- 1 jf. SJ-KOI9 QTots to Teensj Latimer Cabinet and Construction 802 South Broadway 658-6120 16711652411 INSZIIQMUVG5 Terry jones South Broadway -hh 2-NW Q-,,:.,:f L, . . . . f , 5 312 W. Main Marlow, Oklahoma Jlf!,4l6,COW A1150 l9'llPI9lfZ! Car ygflfruck- - Tractor Richards Doug Henton . Phone 658-2312 W. Mam E719 ,YOJVES NEW AND USED CARS soUTH BROADWAY C PHONE 658-5165 2 6 We 0551? V fiiiiiiimdikikf 2658-5421 Iri 325 W Main M Call For Appointinent Gloria Spivey- -Owner 658 - 2906 3 1X4 Miles East of Marlow GOODIUZH S5827 Lg GRAIN Feed, Seed, 8 Fertilizer Phone 658-2516 Marlow, Oklahoma-Q73O5S 1 . 5 I nntn .tnar - iiy .,..,,, W ,.,: .:,N 2 2 .::, , 3 ' 111111, 11- soomfze zlefzfwze North of city P.O. Box 1323 Duncan, Okla. 405-255-6979 658-2778 M 1 Okl h Bill svisemhardr ownerfmana er ar OW' af 1 S Y yyy Zi lf. 6 SALES 0000 MAKIOW L24 Maflcwfiokla- 1 A1lMaYfas 1 1 r Hlshwav Soufh 1 1 f open ffm 7:00 to 11 658-3744 ' 658-3784 15: 1 1 401 W, Main 2'?f??f ' y 1 1 I5 A 1 11 ,111..1 1 1 1 1 1 1 h AA .111 ..1111 1 -,111,1,1 -1.1 . 1 ,,--- 11 ,1111, 1,1 11,2 111 .11 1'1 1 111 qs .f111 1h1 - 1b'- 111 -1 111,,-- 1 -ff1 .1-- ,',1 .-1,,1 11 1 1 1 ,,,11 ,111,,11, 1 1111 111 11 1 11,,L ,1 L,, 11 11 111 1 11 11,1 'f IQ' 11111 111Q 11111 .1'-' --ff1 111- 111 '--, 1,1f 1.11 .11, '111 1f11 1 x '1 11 111'1 1 11' 11 111 ' 1111 111 11111 ' 1 f 1111 11111 1 1111: A',1 1100: Y1' ,,1 1,1, f.11 H 1 I ' ff: ' A 1,1, 1111 ? -1 1-- . 11 U hi5 : 1 1i: hA 1 I Congratulatlons to the Graduatmg Class of 1977 A '11111' 1 1:'1' I 1 11.. 0111 h ll' A 1 1 1 11 b h 11 In W WK5' if? I - i 1 11,1'11 00 1111 1 1 J yyy 5 x111 11 y A 'iizz 'ilf l'l 1 1 1 1 fwxfzfvs 0 VV young fashions for the Quality Dairy Products young at heart 1 111' h 1liMar1ow 658-3657 Lawton 353-2000 209 W. Main 1' 658-54631 - 11 i o1111 1 111111 1 0 0 0 0 onss 11 11111 5 1 sssn -lfz 1 1.1111 ,111 1 1 12'1 1'0'1' 1 111 0 1 1 11 8 111. 11111 1 1111 1 U 1 11 11 11 - 1 214lLLK9k75'RLi9?24llkL4fVZ7 Broadway Circle 81 Hwy . Welcome Congratulauons Semors from CZ4k?cZC6L4JV KEVVZZUQ 902 1X2 N Broadway 658 2396 HAZCl1Z4vlL9,4ZYR9 5ZU?L7Z?? 701 S. Broadway Phone 658-3779 MARLOW, OKLAHOMA -IfllZ5ZI3VV IVQDCZZZARQ A kL429iD4ZR9l? COMPLETE RADIATOR REPAIR 8 SERVICE Cars Tractors Trucks Heavy Equlpment Heaters O1l Coolers Condensers Gas Tanks FREE Off Vehlcle Flo Testlng 104 No Ra1lroad Marlow, OK 73055 PHONES 658 6255 S 658 6156 Factory Tramed Repalrman Guaranteed Work CUITIS Hutton, Owner OIC y4ff04fl4u4 JMJSSJONAKII ISHPEVSZ' Nmth and Caddo Streets IIMODERN FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT 1541968 Marlow, Oklahoma OFFERS YOU XDEDICATED FACULTY XVETERANS APPROVED TRAINING XTWO ACADEMIC PROGRAMS XMAJORS A f1ve year bachelor of theology degree A four year bachelor of applled m1n1str1es degree 'LOMBC DOES NOT DISCRIMINATE AGAINST ANY PERSON BECAUSE OF HIS RACE OR RELIGIOUS PERSUASION 1 e astoral MIDISLTIES IFCI11-1st1an Educat1on 1ble Languages LlS1C MIHISUIES ecretarlal MIDISETICS 'PSTATE REGENTS FOR HIGHER EDUCATION ACCREDITATION FOR INFORMATION WRITE OR CALL P O BOX 127 MARLOW OKLAHOMA 73055 PHONE 658 5446 If You Want A School That Really Has It Together Academlcally And Sp1r1tually Check Out OMBC' j . .. . LEM XP 1 u 9 XB' D f f- 1 ,ks n n Q . 1 138 I 150 ,46765 555651676 Sales 8 Service 706 S. Broadway Marlow, Oklahoma 73055 Business 658-5234 Residential 255-3547 Licensed - Bonded - Insured We sell the Best and Service the Rest Featuring Complete Line ln: Frigidaire Zenith Amana Quasar Tappan Sylvania Speed Queen Gibson Television problems? Come see jim Moates. He services all models rf. l 4 Need an Electrician? Call or come by to see Bill Longacre. He gives complete electrical service commercial or residential. Free Estimates 16 162416 161113751611 140161645 Westem Wear Saddlery trophies Boots Tack bats ats South Highway 81 Marlow, Oklahoma Your Complete Western Wear Store 8161104 5' m4411545 ZAZZNDIZV AND J-10,06 61-1555 Kountry Krossroads Shopping Center Marlow S. Highway 81 311110115 WSLTDJNQ' Aluminuzn Welding Marlow Okla . No.Hw'y 81 ' ess-5613 011 E114 W 2715601111727 616' 5241358 CB Radios, Antennas, and All Accessories Owner john and Marie Smith Installation and Repair 821 Outlaw Avenue Phone 658 2581 After I-Iouxs 658 3180 KOMANS Old World Pizza, Spaghetti Fine Char bro1led Steaks 658 5533 823 Outlaws Avenue Kuntry Krossroads Shopping Center J-115 JWASCSIZ 15'0lfS 613037-!.7!VG Boys are our Specialty Size 6 - Men Small Kuntry Krossroads Shopping Center South Hyw. 81 658-3362 Marlow COMPLETE CONTRACT WELL OPERATING PUMPING X GAS WELLS 4' COMPRESSORS ROUSTABOUTING 'lf TANK TRUCKS Marlow, Oklahoma 73055 P.O Box 85 4051658-5507 SERVING THE OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY . . e Keep 'Um Producing ,MON1C ,Y'0f'f.1VS01V 56'13V.756' 50. ' . w Nwfffbvjfgwmw wjfyf M5 A MQW WM KP ww J W WSJ A av of-9 J My Wh mmpx W E? W W 2 fa Q5 EggQQW gg f C' P lei QLQXN iv .MQXQJ K ., ! Qi? SD ,f ' KSU X QSXCN GW ' Xf'D.vk'WxUU u N X' , IL' x I 'xx nx,X.QNX' A . kgjx ANS? 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