Medford High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Medford, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1975 volume:

ZMJS JS ZM VSAR 07 ZMS “AfflKV USD” adviser - editor - artwork-ads - athletics - people - athletics - student life - organizations - artwork - mr.david nollenberger cindyking byron johnsprague gang unbehauen craig zernan rhonda winter mickey bowman mr. john eatherwood School Staff (1) Mr. Don Blubaugh Board Member Mr. Otto Zeman Board Member (2) Mr. Darrell Bruner School Board President Mr. John Purse 11 Superintendent (3) Mr. Glenn Edsel High School Basketball - History Mr. Frank Kirchoffner Athletic Director Mr. Leroy Reed Social Studies - P.E. Mr. Dwight Huffman Athletics - Social Studies - Drivers Ed. Mr. Neil Nuttall Athletics - Social Studies (4) Mr. Al Keith Mr. Ralph Waldie Mr. Alvin Neuman Custodians (5) Mrs. Edna Tims Vocal Music Mr. C.W. Simmons Band - Vocal (6) Mrs. Janice Anthony Mrs. Ethel Gray Mrs. Martha Taber Mrs. Betty Delay Mrs. Rebecca Reimer Kitchen Personnel (7) Mr. Arlie Goforth Vo-Ag. Mrs. Wilma Hajek Home Ec. (8) Charles Cox Crosswalk School Staff (1) Mrs. Mildred Mitchell First Grade Mrs. Marilyn Goforth Teachers Aid Mrs. Donna Heilman Third Grade Miss Marsha Shaw Kindergarten Mrs. Stella Bullard Second Grade (2) Mrs. Deloris Boyer Assistant Secretary Mr. Roy Dean Inn is Principal Mrs. Evelyn Keith Secretary (3) Mr. David Nollenberger Com merce - Yearboo k Mr. Paul Kuehny Mechanical Drawinq Mr. John Catherwood Art-Photo. (4) Mrs. Mary Lou Divelbiss Commerce-English Miss Debbie Graham Library-English Miss Lynn Field Spanish-English (5) Mrs. Linda Lizar Fifth Grade Mrs. Frances Nipper Special Ed. Mrs. Bonnie Hammer Fourth Grade Mrs. Linda Patterson Sixth Grade (6) Mrs. Cleetis Boyer Math Mr. Gene Mitchell Counselor Mrs. Carolyn Hildinger Math-Science (7) Mr. Darrell Dell Mrs. Theresa Dell Mr. Louis Johnson Mr. W. 0. Boomer Mr. Bruce Brotherton Mr. Lloyd Hibler Bus Drivers (8) Mr. George Bocox Board Clerk Mr. Henry Kretchmar Board Vice-President (9) Mrs. Pauline Davis Mrs. Nelda Fowler Mrs. Ethel Gray Custodians PSOPjCS FORMER GOVERNOR, DAVID HALL, visited the school early in the year. He spoke on the importance of education in general, and of the quality of Okla- homa's educational facilities, then an- swered questions from students and other member's of the community. MEDFORD TEACHERS started the year of accountability by writing their be- havioral objectives for each of their classes. The school also underwent eval- uation by the North Central evaluation Committee, during which time the cur- riculum and activities of the school were examined and rated by a committee of students and teachers from different school organizations, then by a com- mittee of teachers and personnel from the State Department of Education. THE KOCH OIL COMPANY, by increas- ing capacity and number of employees, also increased the population of Medford. These families, and other newcomers to the community put the enrollment of the school over the 400 mark. To care for the increased number of students, the administration arranged for a school nurse to work at the school one day a week. Senior Cca.sz oj !Z7ZZ U ctft A' iaZZy rZnoZ£ O A 7ArCUyh Su sZre, Aa.rcZ ygars. Sows US SLSt H' A l, Sows y US Aau Wore, Sow6 dj us Urs ceased Lfi A AcarrSsy' ear- Sows j 5 to ZZ Ac afaj£ cf ShrduyA u £4 Z aTcZ y door. YssJ 0 s us ao Ay CasZs ZZ. ZjJiSsi jraduaA ou fif oAZ arriuss, As ZAoufAZs syZ Zd?c DOStZ Zd Z Caws Zocyorr our fj ss, WsZZ S Sa.Ziz£ ZAaZ Z ?£ Zy'wr Has Csa y Cows So Sy pood-bye J Yo o rZ r rrteZs, aZcZ Swss, dfj WSWor rs Z ?a Z u ZZ 7OUST d f . 72c See or C uss y (7z .......... £a ?z yarfsZ Us ojAca U SUS cyars. Z or our msr ?or 'ts y you. ZZZZZ Z us z a arc on . ZarZy ZzZl lq crauj west fall terry zauau Aebi, Shelly Clark, Charlene Clark, Michael Crowley, Nick Damron, Fredrica Daniels, Tammy Duke, Amy Foster, William Hart, Vicky Herrington, Shona Isaacs, Pam Jones, Darin Krejsek, Donald Lechtenberg, Teresa McKee, Russell Nollenberger, Beth Simmons, Timarie Tebow, Gregory Wedman, Charleen Kindergarten 21 fourth Aebi, J.C. Albright, Kelly Alcorn, Carol Bliss, Mardy Bowman, Kathy Cooper, John Cox, Randee Crowley, Pat Divelbiss, Patricia Ediger, Arleta Fitch, Annette Frazier, Billy Holden, Brent Isaacs, Charlotte Kennedy, Kip Kretchmar, David McMillen, Baron Misak, Charles Morris, Todd Mund, Gina O'Hair, Patty Ridgeway, Sonya Robertson, Rusty Schmitz, Larry Simmons, Vicki Skrdla, Linda Smith, Gregory Smith, Mark Sixth Arens, Lisa Bruner, Kent Divelbiss, Cheryl Divelbiss, Suzanne Elder, Mark Emerine, Melvin Falkenberg, Cathy Fleshman, Roy Hall, Don Hammer, Beverly Hart, Christy Hula, Gary Keith, Luann Kretchmar, Cindy Kretchmar, Jonna Magnus, Lori Nipper, Tammie 0' Hair Donita Pfalser, Randy Reimer, Rex Richardson, William Roller, Jama Schmitz, Brenda Sharp, Kimberley Shockey, Julie Stocker, Terri Shire, Evan Warren, David Williams, Angie Williams, George Williamson, Jack freshman Arens Mike Arterbum, Lisa Blubaugh, Jay Boomer, Mark Buchanan, Roger Divelbiss, Dwight Dobbs, Don George, Delayne Holden, Steve Huff, Jim Jones, Shelley Klein, Cynthia Krittenbrink, Becky Lebeda, Anna Murphy, Tim Proctor, Rod Quigley, Paul Robertson, Danial Robertson, Sherry Schmitz, Tammie Schuermann, Steve Shaffer, Luke Sharp, Brenda Shire, Tana Smetana, Chuck Smetana, Wayne Smith, Alan Whitbeck, Rusty Wittum, Gene Sophomore 11 Aebi, Mark K Agard, Jerry m Blubaugh, Patricia B Boyd, Terri M Boyer, Donnetta I Boyer, Tanya H Callaway, Donald H Callaway, Steve B Cink, Greg B Cink, Jim I Cink, Timmy 1 Collier, Don i Cowger, Randy 1 Downing, Kevin E Fitch, Kevin E Fitzgerald, Mike I Funderburk, Donita I Gibson, Beth E Hart, Sherry E Keller, John 1 Kelly, Rod 1 KM Ian, Dennis I Kllian, Teresa I Kretchmar, Greg 1 Kretchmar, Rick I Moore, Joan I Morris, Randall 1 Nipper, Arlen I Petrik, Kay I Proctor, Teresa I Roller, Ann I Skrdla, Glen 1 Smetana, Debbie | Smith, Vicki 5 Solorio, Vicki ! Sprague, Eddie Stephens, Robert Unbehauen, Brenda Vaughn, Cheryl Wareen, Connie Williamson, Teresa OKGANZA UlIXS junior Play Cast Preseats “Zhe Wild and Wooly West’ (1) Rosemary- Unhand me, villain. I will have no further truck with you. (2) Silver Bell- UGH! UGH! UGH! (3) Althea- I do wish you'd stop beating around the bush and get to the point, Effingham. (4) Annie- D'yuh put my picture under yer pil- low so's yuh'll dream o' me. Slim? (5) Lucy- I thought it my duty to come here and warn you that the Indians are marching here to shoot up The Bar None. (6) Ma Jenkins- Like wise. You see, I wuz cornin' by the ranch an' Pa asked me tuh bring this out he ah an' drop ut off. (7) Effingham- By the time I have finished with you, you'll be as silent as an alligator with lock-jaw, or my name isn't Effingham Leffingwell! (8) Gladwyn- Here is the chance I've been wait- ing for. Now I can ask her to be mine for all time. (9) Gladwyn- Drop that poker or T II drill you full of holes!!!!! (10) Annie- Mighty glad tuh meet cha. I huppen tuh be the Sheriff o' Ruckus County. (11) Baldy- No, No, you mustn't do thet. It would ruin me. I'd be thrown off o' this ranch an' ut hain't easy fer a man o' my age tuh git an- other job. (12) Thalia- He's the most evil man, I've ever known! (13) Bruce- This rat's real name is Micheal Shale. He is known to the crim- inal world as Kansas City Mike. 31 THE MEDFORD BAND, at the end of the last school term, closed a tri- umphant year by winning top honors at the State Music Contest. This award was added to those won at the Tri-State Music Festival for march- ing and Concert bands and the nu- merous other awards which were won during the year. THE PRESTIGIOUS MUSICIANS started off this year with top honors at the State Fair Marching Contest. Later in the year, they had the honor of playing for the state's finest mu- sic teacher's at the OMEA conven- tion. The band is looking forward to the coming contest season, which will end with a trip to Six Flags in Dallas, Texas, where the concert band will perform. The trip will be paid for by a fund comprised of do- nations from Medford's Citizens. IN THE VOCAL CLASSES, the teach- ers have begun teaching theory. Mr. Simmons and Mrs. Tims give a lesson in theory before the groups practice the songs they will take to contest. After several lessons they give a test, by means of which they decide wheth- er to recycle previous teaching, or move on to something a bit more advanced. HAPPY DAYS RODS HOT ‘Juniors Jloat cakes Prize (1) Seniors parade cars of the fifties despite the heavy rains. (2) Gary Unbehauen and Byron Koehn rip off muffler for parade sound effects. (3) Doug Divelbliss puts final touch to one of the cars. (4) Junior float Graffiti Homecoming shows outstanding work- manship. (5) Craig Zeman, Lynn McGowan and David Koehn work hard for a beautiful shine. (6) Looks like some of the Seniors decide to take a break during float bui Iding. (7) Nancy Fowler tries to give three Seniors an idea; but Beverly Fitzgerald looks more interested in her tootsie roll pop. (8) Junior float wins first place. (9) Wayne Kelly tells Billy Emmerine and Sherrie Holden how to do it. (10) Senior class performs Chinese Fire Drill during homecoming parade. (11) Lowry Morris works hard to finish the float on time. (12) Rodney Kroutil tacks down the grass on Cardinal Field. 3rosit Win 2nd and Soph. Class Cakes Cltird Sophomores seem to be having fun on their float despite heavy rains. Steve Scheurmann plays a game of pin- ball as Gene Wittum looks on. View of third place float by the Sophomore class. Cynthia Klein and Sherrie Robertson en- joy a malt in the good ole Malt Shop. Vickie Smith displays her talent with a hoola-hoop. Complete view of the Freshman float which took second place. 35 (1) NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY BOTTOM ROW: Brenda Unbehauen, Tricia Blubaugh, Kathy Warren, Sue Hills, Debbie Smetana, Kristi Frieouf (NOT PICTURED) ROW 2: Lynn McGowan, Arlen Nipper, Doug Divelbiss, Rodney Kroutil, Randy Morris, Mike Ciskowski, Bruce Reimer (2) D A R AWARD Paula Jones (3) GIRLS STATE Paula Jones (4) BOYS STATE Kenny Osburn (5) STATE HONOR SOCI- ETY BOTTOM ROW: Tricia Blubaugh, Becky Krittenbrink, Jay Blubaugh, Bruce Reimer, Delayne George, Debbie Smetana, Kristi Frieouf (NOT PICTURED) ROW 2: Lynn McGowan, Arlen Nipper, Doug Divelbiss, Rodney Kroutil, Randy Morris, Mike Ciskowski a) HIGH SCHOOL MIXED CHORUS BOTTOM ROW: Joan Arterburn, Vicky Smith, Ann Roller, Nancy Fowler, Brenda Sharp, Delayne George, Shelley Jones, Mona Shire, Beverly Fitzgerald, Tana Shire, Jay Blubaugh, Chuck Smetana, Steve Schuer- mann, Tim Murphy, Alan Smith ROW 2: Cindy King, Becky Krittenbrink, Anna Lebeda, Cynthia Klein, Sherry Robertson, Lisa Arterburn, Beth Gibson, Tammie Schmitz, Mark Gibson, John Sprague, Glen Skrdla, Oanny Robertson, Roger Buchanan, Micky Bowman, ROW 3: Paula Jones, Madelyn Tims, Terri Boyd, Shelly Mortimer, Debbie England, Kristi Frieouf, Margaret Reimer, Sue Hills, Gale Myers, David Cink, Dean Trimble, Bill Huffman, Kevin Junghanns, Kenny Osbum, Greg Kretchmar, (2) CHORUS SECTION LEADERS: Joan Arterburn, Kristi Frieouf, Sue Hills, Mark Gibson, Bill Huffman. (3) JUNIOR HIGH MIXED CHORUS: BOTTOM ROW: Jnnelle Yearick, Lisa Winter, Lisa James, SandyHajek, Cheryl Bennett, Robin Kretch- man, Cindy Arterburn, David Sladek, Rhett Kennedy, Bobby O'Hair, Don Gibson, Scott Kretchmar, Mike Bennett. ROW 2: Janet Roller, Rita Kilian, Tonna Baughn, Brenda Williamson, Lauri Emerine, Sherry Goforth, Sharia Funderburk, Angela Innis, Janet Bruner, Mike Moore, John James, Monty Fitch, Lawerence Ediger, Mark Kretchmar, Lynn Kretchmar, Danny Blubaugh, John Hula. ROW 3: Tami Ziba, Sherry Damron, Karry Damron, Mary Damron, Theresa McMillen, Debbie Kretchamr, Pam Doescher, Joyce Callo- way, Ronnie Davis, Monty Magnus, Bobby O'Hair, Donnie Bowman, Krey Reimer, Doug Fitch, Alan Sprague. (4) HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS GLEE: Names listed in same order as Mixed Chorus 1. (5) JUNIOR HIGH SECTION LEADERS: Ronnie Davis, Debbie Kretch- mar, Tonna Vaughn, President: Janet Bruner (6) HIGH SCHOOL BOYS CHORUS: Names listed in same order as Mixed Chorus picture 41. (7) HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS TRIPLE TRIO: BOT- TOM: Madelyn Tims, Sue Hills, Kristi Frieouf, Margaret Reimer. ROW 2: Paula Jones, Nancy Fowler, Gale Myers, Mona Shire. a) JR. HIGH PEP CLUB: BOTTOM ROW: Cindi Johnson, Pam Doescher, Delayne George, Tammie Schmitz, Sherrie Goforth. ROW 2: Cheryl Bennett, Rose- mary Cooper, Jill Kretchmar, Rita Kilian, Kary Damron, Mary Damron, Kathy Aebi, Theresa Peacock, Robin Kretchmar, Lisa Winter, Cindy Arterburn, Lori Blubaugh. ROW 3: Cynthia Robertson, Connie Richardson, Lori Emerine, Janelle Year- ick. Sherry Damron, Rita Richardson, Brenda Williamson, Tammy Ziba, Theresa McMillan, Tammie Smith, Janet Bruner, Becky Proctor, Sally Mark. ROW 4: Janet Roller, Kelly Allen, Cynthia Klein, Sherry Robertson, Tana Shire, Lisa Arterburn, Becky Krittenbrink, Tonna Vaughn, Debbie Kretchmar, Rex Ann Soper, Angela Innis, Anna Lebeda, Miss Lynn Fields. (2) JR. HIGH PEP CLUB OFFICERS: Becky Krittenbrink, Pres.; Lisa Arterburn, Vice Pres.; Debbie Kretchmar, Secretary; Tonna Vaughn, Treas. (3) HIGH SCHOOL CHEER- LEADERS: Kristi Frieouf, Mindy Hart, Teri Boyd, Joan Arter- bum, Carolyn Fitz- gerald. (4) JR. HIGH CHEER- LEADERS: Sherri Go- forth, Tammie Schmitz, Pam Doescher, Delayne George, Cindy John- son. (5) HIGH SCHOOL PEP CLUB OFFICERS: Beverely Fitzgerald, Pres.; Sherrie Holden, Vice Pres.; Mona Shire, Sec-Treas., Carol Agard. Reporter; Beth Gibson, Pari. (6) HIGH SCHOOL PEP CLUB: BOTTOM ROW: Joan Arterburn, Kristi Frieouf, Mindy Hart, Teri Boyd, Carolyn Fitzgerald. ROW 2: Mrs. Hajek, Rhonda Winter, Joan Moore, Mary Kretchmar, Paula Jones, Nancy Fowler, Vicky Smith, Ann Roller, ROW 3: Mrs. Divelbiss, Sue Hills, Shelly Mortimer, Robin Allen, Debbie England, Cheryl Vaughn, Sherrie Holden, Tonya Boyer, Beth Gibson, Teresa Williamson, Carol Agard. 41 (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) « 17) (8) (9) The Annual District FHA Rally was held on Sept. 19. Vernon, does the frost- ing taste good? Don't let it get away, Nancy. Mona Shire and Cindy King work at cleaning up a mess. Craig Westfall helps Mrs. Hajek prepare for the chicken supper. The Chefs of the day are . . . Kenny Osburn and Kelly Pursell. Billi, are you cutting that chicken up right? Family living class can be fun—Just ask Kevin Junghanns. This will be the best cake I've ever made . . . . cause it's it's my first one!!!! 43 fl) FHA:BOTTOM ROW: Brenda Sharp, Becky Krittenbrink, Tana Shire, Shelley Jones, Sherry Robertson, Lisa Arterburn, Anna Lebeda, Cynthia Klein, Delayne George, Tammie Schmitz. ROW 2: Teresa Proctor, Kay Petrik, Patricia Blubaugh, Joan Moore, Terri Boyd, Donita Funder- burk, Cheryl Vaughn, Tanya Boyer, Teresa Kilian, Donnetta Boyer. Mrs. Hajek. ROW 3: Vicki Solorio, Sherry Hart, Brenda Unbe- hauen, Beth Gibson, Debbie England, Shelly Mortimer, Robin Allen, Joan Arterburn, Sherrie Holden, Carol Agard, Mindy Hart. ROW 4: Gale Myers, Paula Jones, Mary Beth Kilian, Madelyn Tims, Margaret Reimer, Sue Hills, Cindy King, Kristi Frieouf, Mary Lou Boomer, Beverly Fitz- gerald, Mona Shire, Kathy Howard, Mary Kretchmar, Terry Zeman, Nancy Fowler. (2) Beau and Senior Escort, Lynn McGowan and Margaret Reimer. (3) FHA OFFICERS: BOT- TOM ROW: Pres., Mona Shire; Vice Pres., Debbie England; Sec. Tres., Beverlv Fitz- gerald; Rep., Paula Jones; Hist., Shelly Mortimer; Stuco Rep., Patricia Blubaugh; Pari., Madelyn Tims; Pt. Chr., Nancy Fowler; Rec., Joan Arterburn. (4) Hey Cindy, do the beans taste alright? (5) Family Living class members find them- selves on K.P. (6) Freshman FHA escort Becky Kritenbrink and Attendant Tim Murphy. (7) Sophomore FHA Escort Cheryl Vaugh and Attendant Rodney Kelly. (8) Junior FHA escort Debbie England and Attendant Mike Ciskowski. 45 a) FFA MEMBERS: BOT- TOM ROW: Brenda Un- behauen, Kay Petrik, Mark Boomer, Greg Kretchmar, Alan Smith, Rodney Proctor, Rusty Whitbeck, Luke Shaf- fer, Dennis Kilian. ROW 2: Mr. Goforth, Rober Buchanan, Dwight Divelbiss, Jay Blubaugh, Gene Wittum, Glen Skrdla, Paul Quigley, Don Dobbs, Steve Schu- ermann. Chuck Smetana, Greg Cink, Bruce Reimer, Tim Murphy, ROW 3: Randy Cowger, Don Collier, Steve Holden, Duane Robert- son, Mark Gibson, Kevin Junghanns, Mike Ciskowski, David Kilian, Ricky Cink, Kelly Pur- sell, Gary Unbehauen, Keith Owens, Ed Sprague, Tim Cink, Mike Arens, Don Cal- loway, ROW 4: Craig Zeman, Kevin Fitch, Rodney Kroutil, Randy Morris, Jim Cink, Wayne Smetana, Mike Witt, Mark Aebi, David Cink, Lowry, Morris, Steve Witt, Jerry Agard, John Sprague, Arlen Nipper, Rodney Kelly, Wayne Kelly, Kenny Osbum. (2) Senior FFA Attendant and Queen Kristi Frieouf escorted by Kenny Osburn and Kevin Junghanns. (3) FFA OFFICERS: Kevin Junghanns, President; Kenny Osburn Vice President; Wayne Kelly, Treasurer; Ricky Cink, Sentinel; Bruce Reimer, Reporter; Mark Gibson Chaplin. (4) District FFA speech winners Jim Cink and Rodney Kroutil. (5) Bruce Reimer, Rodney Kroutil, Lowry Morris, Kevin Fitch, Gary Un- behauen, attended The National FFA Conven- tion and The Livestock Show in Kansas City. (6) Freshman FFA atten- dant Tammie Schmitz escorted By Mark Gibson. (7) Junior FFA attendant Sherri Holden escorted by Ricky Cink. (8) Sophomore FFA atten- dant Teresa Kilian es- corted by Wayne Kelly. 47 Champion Hereford Heifer Js Shown by Unbehauen (1) David and Johnny Petri k help Mr. Goforth get steers ready for the show. (2) Mike Ciskowski and David Kilian help ear tag and implant steers for next year's Ok la- home City Livestock Show. (3) Greg Cink looks at his steer with pride. (4) Krey Reimer drying his steer after a thorough washing. (5) Mr. Goforth shows how to properly ear tag and implant a steer. (6) Mr. Goforth works pa- tiently at combing the steer's tail. (7) Ag. 3 class learns how to weigh steers properly. (8) Ag. 3 class gets ready to run steers onto the scales. (9) J. D. Unbehauen keeps control after the show is over. (10) Gary Unbehauen shows his champion herford heifer at the Grant County Free Fair September 4-6. 49 LETTERMAN'S CLUB: BOTTOM ROW: Ricky Kretchmar, John Keller, Glen Skrdla, Kenny Osbum, Kelly Pursell, Duane Robertson, Don Collier, Byron Koehn. ROW 2: Coach Edsel, MGR. John Divelbiss, Greg Kretchmar, Mark Gibson, Arlen Nipper, Craig Zeman, John Sprague, Kevin Jungh- anns. Rod Kelly, Mike Ciskowski, Coach Huff- man. ROW 3: Coach Nuttall, Mark Aebi, Doug Divelbiss, Craig Westfall, Steve Witt, Dean Trimble, Lowry Morris, Mike Witt, David Cink, Ricky Cink, Coach Kirchoffner. GAA OFFICERS: Beverly Fitzgerald, President; Carolyn Fitzgerald, Vice-President; Cheryl Vaughn, Secretary; Mona Shire, Robin Allen, Historians; Donnetta Boyer, STUCCO Rep. LETTERMEN'S CLUB OFFICERS: Mark Gibson, STUCO Rep.; Kenny Osbum, Sec.-Treas.; Mike Witt, Vice-Presi- dent; Kevin Junghanns, President. Captains Byron Koehn and Kevin Junghanns burst through wall of paper in traditional Cardinal Spirit!'. FCA:BOTTOM ROW: Mark Boomer, Glen Skrdla, Benny Herring- ton, Alan Smith, ROW 2: John Divelbiss, Arlen Nipper, Mark Gibson, Mike Ciskowski, Kenny Osburn, Greg Kretchmar, ROW 3: Coach Huffman, Wayne Kelly, Mike Witt, Dean Trimble, Steve Witt. ALL-DISTRICT PLAY- ERS: KevinJunghanns, Mark Gibson, Doug Divelbiss, Craig West- fall, Byron Koehn, Kenny Osburn. FC A OFFICERS: Kenny Osburn, President; Mike Ciskowski, Vice-Presi- dent; Wayne Kelly, STUCO Rep. 51 (7). a) STUDENT COUNCIL BOTTOM ROW: Joan Arterburn, Scott Kretch- mar, Krey Reimer, Tricia Blubaugh, Sherry Hart, Cindy Johnson, Lori Blubaugh. ROW 2: Mark Boomer, Sponsor, Mrs. Boyer, Carol Agard, Gale Myers, Shelley Mortimer, Donnetta Boyer, Tonna Vaughn, Tammie Schmitz, Angela Innis. ROW 3: Wayne Kelly, Mike Ciskowski, Lee Reimer, Mike Witt, Debbie England, Kristi Frieouf, Byron Koehn, Mark Gibson, Kevin Fitch. (2) STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Pres., Byron Koehn; Vice Pres., Kristi Frieouf; Sec., Gale Myers; Hist., Mike Witt. (3) SPANISH CLUB: BOT- TOM ROW: Miss Lynn Fields, Sponsor, Carolyn Fitzgerald, Joan Moore, Paula Jones, Joan Arterburn, Teresa Proctor, Kristi Frieouf. ROW 2: Cheryl Vaughn, Teresa Williamson, Vicki Smith, Debra Smetana, Margaret Reimer, Sue Hills, Vicki Solorio, Connie Warren, Sherry Hart, ROW 3: Lynn McGowan, Don Cal- loway, Wayne Smetana, RandyCowger, Jerry Agard, Doug Divelbiss, Kevin Fitch, Tana Boyer. (4) SPANISH CLUB OF- FICERS: Pres., Kristi Frieouf; Vice Pres., Paula Jones; Sec., Carolyn Fitzgerald; Stuco. Rep., Joan Arter- burn, Rep., Lynn Mc- Gowan. (5) FTA: BOTTOM ROW: Pres., Debbie England; Vice Pres., Joan Arter- burn; Sec., Paula Jones; ROW 2: Hist., Kristi Frieouf; Stuco. Rep., Shelley Mortimer; Cathy Howard. ROW 3: Mary Kretchmar, Cindy King, Margaret Reimer. Q) H.S. MARCHING BAND (2) H.S. CONCERT BAND: FRONT ROW: Paul Jones, Sue Hills, Mindy Hart, Domta Funder- burk, Kristy Frieouf, Mary Lou Boomer, Teresa Proctor ROW 2: Connie Warren, Joan Moore, Lisa Aterburn, Teresa Kilian, Carol Agard, Roger Buchanan, Jim Cink, Bill Huffman, Sherry Holden, Gale Myers, Doug Divelbiss, ROW 3: Cheryl Vaughn, Anna Lebeda, Nancy Fowler, Brenda Sharp, Mary Kretchmar, Becky Krittenbrink, Mary Beth Kilian, Teresa William- son, Debra Smetana, Donnetta Boyer, Mona Shire, Tana Shire, Don Dobbs, Madelyn Tims, Sherry Hart, Kay Petri k, Tana Boyer. ROW 4: Kelly Pursell, Rodney Kroutil, Greg Kretchmar, Dwight Divelbiss, Tricia Blu- baugh. Shelly Jones, Mike Arens, Tim Murphy, Kenny Os- bum, Kevin Junghanns, Beverly Fitzgerald, Tammie Schmitz, Glenn Skrdla, Byron Koehn, Steve Witt, David Koehn, Greg Cink, Mark Gibson, John Divelbiss, Keith Owens, Paul Quigley, Mark Boomer, Alan Smith, Arlan Nipper, Rodney Proctor, Lynn McGowan, ROW 5: Dean Trimble, Craig Zeman, David Cink, Wayne Smetana, Chuck Smetana, David Killian, Beth Gibson, Joan Arterburn, Mike Witt, Teri Boyd, Steve Holden, Jay Blubaugh, Dennis Kilian. (3) RIFLE SQUAD AND BANNERS: BOTTOM: Joan Moore, Gale Myers, Sherry Holden, Beth Gibson. ROW 2: Mindy Hart, Mary Beth Kilian, Debra Smetana, Teresa Williamson, Donnetta Boyer, Carol Agard. (4) RIFLE CAPTAIN: Gale Myers. (5) H.S. BAND SECTION LEADERS: BOTTOM ROW: Lynn McGowan, Rodney Kroutil, Mike Witt, Kelly Pursed, ROW 2: Paula Jones, Sue Hills, Donita Funderburk, Tanya Boyer, Debra Smetana. ROW 3: Doug Divel- biss, Mona Shire, Kristi Frieouf, Dean Trimble, Byron Koehn. (6) SQUAD LEADERS: David Cink, Mary Kretchmar, Nancy Fowler, Sue Hills, Madelyn Tims, Kristi Frieouf, Rodney Kroutil, Mike Witt, David Koehn, Doug Divelbiss, Kelly Pursed, Greg Kretchmar, Mona Shire, Lynn McGowan, Joan Divel- Biss, Dean Trimble (7) BANNER CAPTAIN: Debra Smetana (8) DRUM MAJOR: Paula Jones (9) FEATURE TWIRLER: Becky Krittenbrink 55 a) STAGE BAND: SEATED: Doub Divelbiss, Kay Petri k, Tonya Boyer Tana Shire, Don Dobbs, Mona Shire, Donnetta Boyer, Dean Trimble, Mark Gibson, John Divelbiss, Alan Smith, Arlen Nipper, Rodney Proctor, Lynn McGowan, STANDING: Kristi Frieouf, Paula Jones, Byron Koehn, Kelly Pursell, Dennis Kilian, Mike Witt, Jay Blu- baugh, Rodney Kroutil, Greg Kretchmar, Dwight Divelbiss, Greg Skrdla, Mike Arens, Tricia Blubaugh. (2) Lynn McGowan, Sue Hills, Doug Divelbiss; all state tryouts. (3) PEP BAND: BOTTOM ROW: Pam Doescher, Angela Innis, Kay Petrik, Teresa William- son, Debra Smetana, Greg Cink, David Koehn, Doug Divelbiss, Jim Cink. ROW 2: Janet Bruner, Madelyn Tims, Brenda Sharp, Sue Hills, Paula Jones, Alan Smith, Paul Quigley, Mark Boomer, Rodney Proctor, Lynn McGowan, ROW 3: Dean Trimble, David Cink, Dennis Killian, Jay Blubaugh, Byron Koehn, Glen Skrdla, Tammie Schmitz, Shelley Jones, Greg Kretchmar, Rod- ney Kroutil. H.S. BAND STAFF: BOTTOM: John Divelbiss, Doug Divel- biss, Bill Huffman, Joan Arterburn, Donald Dobbs. ROW 2: Gale Myers, Debra Smetana, Paula Jones, Becky Krittenbrink, Mindy Hart, Sue Hills. Lynn McGowan, All State; Doug Divelbiss, All State alternate. Lynn McGowan, All State Trombone. BAND COUNCIL SEATED: Mike Witt, Lynn McGowan, Joan Arterburn, ROW 2: Kenny Osburn, Sherry Holden, Tricia Blu- baugh, Jay Blubaugh, Tonna Vaughn, Scott Kretchmar. a) JUNIOR HIGH BAND DRUM MAJOR: Janet Burner (2) SIXTH GRADE BAND: FRONT ROW: Cheryl Divelbiss, Donita O' Hair, Luann Keith, Jonna Kretchmar, Christy Hart, Kim Sharp, ROW 2: Cindy Kretch- mar, Jamie Roller, Terri Stocker, Susanne Divelbiss, Angie Will- iams, Tammie Nipper, Brenda Schmitz, Don Hall, David Warren, Roy Fleshman. ROW 3: Lisa Arens, Beverly Hammer, Kent Bruner, Gary Hula, Lori Magnus, Jack Williamson, Evan Shire, Tracy Yearick, Randy Phalser. (3) JUNIOR HIGH CON- CERT BAND: FRONT ROW: Rosemary Cooper, Robin Kretchmar, Tracy Peacock, Sharia Funderburk, Pam Doescher, Angela Innis, Brenda Williamson, ROW 2: Tammy Ziba, Debby Kretchmar, Rita Kilian, Cindy Johnson, Jill Kretchmar, Becky Proctor, Monty Fitch, Janet Bruner, ROW 3: Rex Ann Soper, Bret Peacock, Lori Blu- baugh, Teresa Mc- Millen, Sally Mark, Cindy Arterbum, Mike Moore, Tammy Smith, Rhett Kretchmar, Chelye Bennett, Tonna Vaughn, Scott Kretch- mar, Donnie Gibson, Ronnie Davis, Danny Blubaugh, Bobby 0' Hair, ROW 4: Krey Reimer, Carl Boomer, David Sladek, Sherry Goforth, Kathy Aebi, Mark Kretchmar, Doug Fitch, Mike Bennett. (4) FIFTH GRADE BAND: FRONT ROW: Brenda Simons, Telisa Keith, Patricia Phillips, Tanya Ridgeway, Carol Sladek, Shelly Goforth, ROW 2: Paula Kilian, Patricia Kretchmar, Lara Williamson, Raye Pond, Sherri Pfalser, Tricia Peacock, Donna Frazier, Rachel Smetana, Mike Cink, ROW 3: Jody Doescher, Jenny Duke, Mark Klein, Nelse O'Hair, Bobby Bennett, Phil Elder, Brian Kilian, Tom Blubaugh, Mark Bliss, Ken Honegger, Travis Jantzen, Jim Postlewait, Sean Ziba, Alan Hibler, Cloyd Falkenburg. (5) JUNIOR HIGH BAND SECTION LEADERS: Donnie Gibson, Mark Kretchmar, Krey Reimer, Tonna Vaughn, Angela Innis, Bret Pea- cock, Tammy Ziba, Rex Ann Soper, Brenda Williamson. (6) JUNIOR HIGH MARCH- ING BAND (7) TWIRLER: Lori Blubaugh 18) TWIRLER: Debby Kretchmar o m$TtT ‘ ‘ Zlte M Com of Dobie $ illis” as presented by the 1975 senior class. (1) You've got it Bonnie, the telephone. (2) Dobie, what a terrible thought. (3) Petey, you got some- thing on your foot. (4) Hey, there isn't any film in this camera. (5) Girlie, along side some of the benches we've slept on, this one ain't so bad. (6) You're going right out there on that dance floor and strut your stuff or I'm gonna shake your eyes right out of their sockets. (7) Dobie, Dobie, DOBIG (8) Do you want me to pound you through the floor like a railroad spike? (9) I'm sorry but that's a highly personal tele- gram. (10) I can't afford to get married, not yet. (11) Not me, I'm going to the ladies' room. (12) Bonnie, you're a wo- man. At least you will be in a year or so and when that time comes you'll understand men even less. (13) Majeska ain't there any position you don't snore in? (14) Now here's the pitch. I've been dancing all night and my feet are tired. (15) But Dobie, I didn't want you to see me like this. (16) Perhaps we may for- gather about the settee. (17) I've got him. (18) Ah, there you are Miss Forepaugh. (19) Yeah, sure that's what I was thinking. (20) Have you ever heard of the Tinker Polka? (21) Remember it's for good old Chase High. A ZMCS ZJCS (1) ROW 1. Tim Clink, Mgr. Greg Kretchmar, Keith Owens, Greg Cink, Kelly Pursell, Kevin Junghanns, Don Collier, Mike Fitz- gerald, Glenn Skrdla, Kenny Osburn, Ricky Kretchmar, John Keller, Duane Robertson, Ricky Cink, Byron Koehn, John Divelbiss, Mgr. ROW 2. Coach Huffman. Coach Nuttall, Mark Gibson, Wayne Kelly, Arlen Nipper, John Sprague, David Kilian, Dean Trimble, Doug Divelbiss, Mark Aebi, Craig West- fall, David Cink, Mike Witt, Steve Witt, Craig Zeman, Rod Kelly, Mike Ciskowski, Jerry Agard, Coach Kirchoffner. (2) A Pond Creek back tries to catch Mike Ciskowski. (3) Medford center Glenn Skrdla, awaits the quarter- back call. (4) Cardinals cross field to talk to Garber after a rough game. (5) Mike Ciskowski gives pep talk to offense before heading to the line. (6) But coach, I can't dance and it's too wet to plow. (7) Craig Westfall Smashes a Pioneer runner. (8) Kenny Osburn presses for more yards as defense closes in. (9) Coach Kirchoffner con- verses with Mike Ciskawsk Ciskowski to find a way to put points on the score- board. (10) Arlen Nipper outruns a Garber defense back. Not surprising if you saw him run. (11) Cardinal team huddles under flag just before the kickoff. (12) Byron Koehn doing his thing, running (13) Kevin Junghanns moves on for more yards as the Card Cards smash Seiling. (14) Two Cardinal backs open a hole in defensive second- condary. (15) Steve Witt and Bill Postlewait hurry to get in on the tackle. (16) Mike Ciskowski gets ready to throw a pass as Garber end rushes in. (17) Lowry Morris seems to be having difficulty with a defensive end. We're sure Lowry gently threw him out of the way. IN THE FIELD OF SPORTS, Medford’s football team had a 6-4 season, aided by the spirit of players and fans alike. The American Graffiti homecoming was celebrated by many alumni, who contributed to the large gate. IN BASKETBALL, the High school boys' team had a relatively good season, Co-Champs in the Confer- ence, although the girls did not experience one of their better years. The Junior High teams both had fine seasons, helped a great deal by the mutual respect the players and coaches developed early in the sea- son. ON THE NATIONAL FRONT, records were set in several sports. Hank Aaron broke Babe Ruth's all-time home run record, hitting his 715th during this past baseball season. Also in baseball, the Oakland A's won the World Series for the third year in a row. IN THE SUPER BOWL, Pittsburgh beat Minnesota, 16-6. In other football news, the A.P. poll declared 0. U. the number one college team in the nation. O.S.U. celebrated the partic- ipation in a bowl game by defeating Brigham Young Univorsity in the Fiesta Bowl. MUHAMMED ALI REGAINED the heavywight boxing title from George Foreman with a knockout in the eighth round. After the fight, Ali stated that he wished to fight both Foreman and former Champion Joe Frazier in the same night. TOM FERGUSON OF MIAMI, OKLAHOMA, was named world champion All-Around Cowboy on December 15, with record arena holdings of more than $86,000. He look tiie title from six-times Cham- pion Larry Mahan. Tom Puryear of Norman was named champion steer wrestler, with arena earnings of $26,000. a) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) ao) ai) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) Cards Post 6-4 Season Lowry Morris makes at- tempt to block Pioneer- Pleasant Vale punt. Arlene Nipper scores big Homecoming touchdown to put the game away against the Bearcats. Cardinal defenders smash Selling's offensive drive in the Seasons opener. Kevin Junghanns good second effort proves costly to Pond Creek in a 20-6 Homecoming Victory. Medford's defense pur- sues a Pond Creek run- ner. Cardinals halt Garber's running attack in one of the best games of the year (18-15) to keep dis- trict hopes alive. Wayne Kelly wonders What in the world is going on out there? and so does coach. As I best remember Coach saying . . . Much enthusiasm from the sideline during the game was a big help. Medford's offensive line works to make a wide hole for the running back. David Cink and Duane Robertson rush in to stop Pioneer's runner. Senior Leadership, muscle and backbone, led the Cardinals to a successful 6-4 season. Mike Witt puts one of the many fine blocks on Pioneer-Pleasant Vale defenders. Let me thing . . Did coach say kick it or pick it up? Mike Witt gets safety on Pond Creek quarterback. Selling's pursuit stops the Cardinal running attack. Medford's defensive front five don't stand for run- ning backs coming at them. Duane Robertson is not about to let his man up. One more time Cards de- fense rallies against Garber's running game. Kevin Junghanns and Mike Ciskowski make sure that Cards get a first down against Pond Creek. SCOREBOARD a) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) ao ai) (12) (13) Sei ling We 26 They 6 Okeene 0 39 Pioneer 6 0 Waukomis 28 0 Cherokee 0 21 Caldwell 12 14 Garber 18 15 DC LA 34 0 Pond Creek 20 6 Wakita 14 40 Rod Kelly churns up more yards in the seasons opener against Seiling. Craig Westfall shows a P. C. defender the proper way to block. Blocks like this enabled the Cards to win 20-6. Don Collier stops a Garber runner for a short yardage. Byron Koehn punts the ball. away in a crucial game against Garber. Byron Koehn struggles for more yards against Seiling defense. Kevin Junghanns hauls in pass for another touchdown against Seiling. Kevin Junghanns demon- strates new victory dance; as John Sprague signals touchdown. Cardinal defense readies to stop Pioneer offense. Mike Ciskowski on a roll- out, takes the option to run. Ricky Cink Tinker makes another sensa- tional, well-known catch for 6. Offensive line moves Seiling defense as Mike Ciskowski hands off to Byron Koehn. Kevin Junghanns makes fine fun before being brought down by host of P.P.V. offenders junghanns Crowns Kilian 1974 Queen Queen Candidate Kristi Frieouf and her escort Co- Captain Byron Koehn. Jr. attendant Joan Arter- burn and Sr. escort Mark Gibson. Crown bearer Donald Funderburk; Queen, Mary Beth Kilian; Flowergirl, Miss Lisa Junghanns. 1974 Homecoming Queen, Mary Beth Kilian. Sr. Candidate Kristi Frieouf, Jr. attendant Joan Arterburn, Soph, attendant Donnetta Boyer. Sr. Queen Candidate Mary Beth Kilian, Sr. Kevin Junghanns escort, Crown bearer, Master Donald Funderburk, and Flower girl Miss Lisa Junghanns wait patiently for the announcement of the 1974 Homecoming Queen. Soph, attendent Donnetta Boyer, and Sr. escort Mike Witt. Captain Kevin Junghanns gives Queen Mary Beth Kilian annual Home- coming Kiss. Queen Mary Beth Kilian and Captain Kevin Junghanns. fjr. Miglt Jootball Hreak- Sven Season (1) ROW 1 Jay Blubaugh, John Hula, Danny Blubaugh, Gary Kilian, Bobby O'Hair, Donnie Gibson, Lynn Kretchmar, Steve Schuermann, Scott Kretchmar, John Huff, ROW 2 Mark Gibson- Asst., Donnie Bowman, Jerry Wittum, Rusby Whitbeck, Monty Magnus, Rhett Kennedy, Doug Fitch, Krey Reimer, Alan Sprague, Alan Smith, Tim Smetana, Kevin Jungh- anns-Asst. ROW 3 Gene Wittum, Mike Moore, Mark Kretchmar, Carl Boomer, Tim Murphy, Rodney Proctor, Mike Arens, Mark Boomer, Don Dobbs, Roger Buchanan- MGR Row 4 Wayne Smetana, Paul Quigley, Bret Peacock, Ronnie Davis, Danny Robertson, Steve Holden, Kevin Kilian, Monty Fitch, Dwight Divelbiss-MGR (2) Attention Defense! (3) Mike Arens attempts a sit down strike. (4) Monty Magnus strikes again. (5) Where's the fire!? (6) Alan Smith grins and bears it, while Herrington watches carefully. (7) Arens carries, while Rusty Whitbeck watches on. (8) Herrington, Boomer and Arens, show Waukomis ball carrier way to go home. (9) Don't tear my shirt!!!!!!!! (10) Where's the ball men? (11) Mark are you sure that's the right way? (12) Hold it fella, where are you going? (13) The beginning of a suc- cessful event. (14) Mark Boomer on a short gainer. (15) Harrington shows how its done! 7m Jr. Hi. Scoreboard WE THEY Garber 8 14 Wakita 20 6 Cherokee 20 8 Pond Creek 0 8 DC LA 8 14 Helena- Goltry 20 0 Waykomis 16 14 Carrier 8 32 (1) Coaches, don't confuse them! (2) Touchdown bound with help from teammates. (3) Hold that line! (4) Cardinal offense, pre- pares to blast off. (5) Boomer heads for the end zone. (6) Punting time. (7) Whitbeck springs Arens on a long run. (8) Boomer and Peacock put the finishing touches on their Waukomis Ball Carrier. (9) Where did he come from? (10) Nice boy. don't bite. (11) Gibson to Blubaugh for a good gain. (12) Hold everything I dropped my Bubble Gum! (13) Alan Smith does his thing. (14) Lookout here we come got those warriors on the run. (15) This is a good example of skill, determination, and ability. (16) Caught again. a Hoys HH Post a 16-6 Season (1) Robin Allen rebounding again. (2) Mark Aebi and Kevin Junghanns protect Rod Kelly's tie ball. (3) Rod Kelly lays in another two points. (4) Teresa Kilian and Beth Gibson call a defensive switch. (5) BOTTOM ROW: Kevin Fitch, Mike Witt, Mark Aebi, Lee Reimer, Steve Witt, Ed Sprague, John Divelbiss, Mgr. ROW 2: Don Collier, Mike Ciskowski, Rod Kelly, Arlen Nipper, Mark Gibson, Don Calloway, Kevin Junghanns (6) Sherry Holden stops her dribble and yells for help. (7) Cardinals look on helpless- ly, as Warriors grab re- bound. (8) Carolyn Fitzgerald and Joan Arterburn pull in an- other rebound. (9) Wakita Warriors Control opening tip. (10) Mike Ciskowski can't stop these two points. (11) Joan Arterburn playing tight defense. (12) Mark Aebi and Mike Ciskowski work for another rebound. (13) Lee Reimer gets the hack job. (14) Joan Moore plays close on defense. (11) Cards Win Zliird in Conf.Z-oumy (1) Robin Allen goes after a loose ball. (2) That's Joan Arterburn on the other end of a tie ball. (3) Rod Kelly refuses to give up the ball. (4) Vicki Smith pulls in an- other rebound. (5) Warriors control opening quarter tip against Medford's Mark Aebi. (6) BOTTOM ROW: Beth Gibson, Beverely Fitzgerald, Cheryl Vaughn, Teresa Kilian, Tanya Boyer, Carolyn Fitzgerald, Terri Boyd. ROW 2: Sherrie Holden, Joan Arterburn, Gale Myers, Teresa Proctor, Vicki Smith, Tricia Blubaugh ROW 3: Robin Allen, Ann Roller, Joan Moore, Mona Shire, Sherry Hart, Brenda Unbehauen, Mary Beth Ki Man (7) Teresa Kilian nearly stops the offensive effort. (8) Beverely Fitzgerald scores on a beautiful jump shot. (9) Mark Aebi, Mike Witt, Rick Cink all fight for the ball. (10) Cheryl Vaughn remembers to stay low on defense. (11) Mike Witt blocks a shot. (12) Teri Boyd breaks into clear for two easy points. (13) Mark Aebi up high for a shot. (14) Kevin Fitch draws a foul. (15) Mike Ciskowski and Mike Witt give a Hunter player a rough time. (16) Don Collier tries for a rebound. (17) Teri Boyd looks for an open player. ' .� • Hoys Upset Wakita (1) Coach Edsel gives instruc- tions. (2) Carolyn Fitzgerald goes high on jump ball to con- trol the tip. (3) Joan Arterburn tries to stop a pass. (4) A great block by Mark Aebi. (5) Vicky makes sure her girl doesn't get the ball. (6) Bev saves a turnover. (7) Mark Aebi beats Warrior to help Cardinals beat the Warriors. (8) Joan Arterburn was unable to stop these two points. (9) A tremendous block by Lee Reimer who stops Garber offense. (10) Beth Gibson fights for a rebound against Hunter. (11) Cheryl Vaughn passes to a forward. (12) Teresa Kilian gets ready to stop a pass. (13) Steve Witt stops a pass against Covington-Douglas. (14) Robin Allen in the middle of it all fighting for the ball as usual. (15) Rod Kelly goes sailing in for two points and Mike Ciskowski backs him up. (16) Vicky Smith looks for help against Covington. (17) Don Callaway blocks out his man on defense. 74-75 High School Girls Basketball (Scoreboard) They WE Garber 54 Medford 44 Wakita 52 Medford 54 Pond Creek 41 Medford 42 Hunter 38 Medford 21 DCLA 70 Medford 49 Orlando 46 Medford 30 Billings 45 Medford 34 Covington 44 Medford 23 Jet-Nash 53 Medford 50 Freedom 43 Medford 48 Wakita 26 Medford 27 Burlington 66 Medford 30 Braman 51 Medford 32 Tonkawa 66 Medford 34 Jet-Nash 52 Medford 24 Pond Creek 44 Medford 29 Kremlin 50 Medford 38 Wakita 40 Medford 31 Tonkawa 62 Medford 31 Cherokee 38 Medford 28 Jet-Nash 59 Medford 31 Cards J re Conf Co-Champs (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) Kevin Junghanns moves out to block his man off the boards. Mark Aebi soars high in the air against Covington for another two points. Lee Reimer just barely got those two points against Hunter. Beth Gibson tries to stop a shot against Covington, but finds herself a bit short. Mike Ciskowski hits two points in traffic. Robin Allen moves into offensive position. (7) Carolyn Fitzgerald, Vicky Smith and Joan Arterburn set up their blocks to get a rebound. (8) Teresa Kilian finds herself a little out of position. Robin and Terri try for an offensive rebound, but fail. It's four against one as the Cardinals move into de- fensive rebounding position. (11) Rick Cink, Don Collier and Don Callaway gang up on a Braman player. (12) Lee Reimer hits two points of his 23 against Orlando. 74-75 Boys Basketball (Scoreboard) (9) (10) THEY WE Garber 47 Medford 53 Wakita 61 Medford 57 Pond Creek 56 Medford 75 Hunter 56 Medford 98 DCLA 63 Medford 59 Orlando 63 Medford 50 Bi Mings 56 Medford 68 Covington 65 Medford 68 Wakita 62 Medford 32 Jet-Nash 51 Medford 71 Freedom 43 Medford 76 Burlington 54 Medford 57 Braman 46 Medford 66 Pond Creek 37 Medford 54 DCLA 60 Medford 48 Braman 55 Medford 62 Kremlin 51 Medford 78 Wakita 47 Medford 48 T onkawa 36 Medford 52 Cherokee 47 Medford 56 Jet-Nash 35 Medford 76 Mike Witt Crowned Beverly Fitzgerald Basketball Queen Miss Berverely Fitzgerald, Senior, was crowned 1975 Basketball Queen by Captain Mike Witt on January 31, which was designated as Homecoming with a battle between Medford and Wakita. Highlighting the event were Robin Allen and Mike Ciskowski, Junior attendents, Teresa Proctor and Mark Aebi, Sophomore attendents. Flower girl for the evening was Sheila Aebi and Andy Boepple was crown bearer. For the girl's game Robin Allen a Junior, led with 21 points. Despite all efforts, the girls went down to defeat under Wakita players with the score 31-42. The boys game was a real thriller with Lee Reimer and Mike Ciskowski each scoring 21 points. As the crowd watched in great anticipation the Med- ford Cardinals won in the final seconds as Rod Kelly went to the line and dropped in two free throws. The final score, 48-47 in favor of Medford. This win has been the first one with Wakita since 1967. The players all played hard and never let-up. The Cardinals were doubly thrilled when the Oklahoma City Times rated Medford 14th and Wakita 16th. ‘Jr. Mi.Cards Win in Conf Play (1) Rex Ann Soper tries for two. (2) A Garber player is boxed in by Donnie Bowman and Paul Quigley Good De- fense (3) Medford girls make a tri- angle defense after the ball is shot. (4) Paul Quigley grabs rebound for Medford. (5) Tana Vaughn tries desper- ately to get the ball. (6) Alan Smith, on a fast break, tallies two. (7) Pam Doescher heads down court. (8) Donald Dobbs goes high in an attempt to block a shot. (9) Junior High Boys Basket- ball. BOTTOM ROW: Doug Fitch, Mike Bennett, John Huff, Donald Gibson, Bobby O'Hair, Scott Kretchmar, Roger Bowman, Melvin Emerine, Gary Kilian. ROW TWO: Roger Buchanan, Mark Kretchmar, Jim Huff, Rusty Whitbeck, Alan Smith, Rhett Kennedy, Danny Blubaugh, John Hula, Monte Fitch. ROW THREE: Mike Moore, Donald Dobbs, Kevin Kilian, Alan Sprague, Donald Bowman, Brett Peacock, Mark Boomer, Mike Arens, Paul Quigley, Monty Magnus, Krey Reimer, Coach Frank Kirchoffner. (10) Becky Krittenbrink puts a stiff guard on a Pond Creek Bearcat. (11) Bret Peacock scores two for the Cardinals. 1974-75 Jr. High Boys Basketball They We Cherokee 31 54 Pond Creek 41 48 Helena-Goltry 35 53 Garber 53 40 Wakita 36 46 DCLA 35 34 Waukomis 39 62 DCLA 48 52 Wakita 43 38 Pond Creek 40 43 Wakita 37 40 Garber 46 56 Wakita 37 29 (1) Delaine George racks up another two points on a wied open lay-up. (2) Mike Arens scores two as Warriors look on. (3) Debbie Kretchmar tries vainly for two. (4) Bret Peacock gets two plus one. (5) Lisa Arterburn shows good shooting form. (6) Tana Vaughn and Tammy Schmitz grab defensive rebound. (7) Tana Vaughn snatches rebound. (8) CARDINALS wait for rebound. (9) Jr. Hi. BASKETBALL: BOTTOM ROW: Becky Proctor, Pam Doescher, Sherrie Goforth, Rosemary Cooper, Delayne George. ROW 2: Shelly Jones, Becky Krittenbrink, Lisa Arterburn, Anna Lebeda, Brenda Williamson, Rex Ann Soper, Tana Shire, Tammy Schmitz. ROW 3: Cindy Johnson, Lori Emerine, Rita Kilian, Cynthia Robertson, Tammy Ziba, Brenda Sharp, Sherrie Robertson, Cynthia Klein. ROW 4: Mary Damron, Jill Kretchmar, Cindy Arterburn, Robin Kretchmar, Kary Damron, Lori Blubaugh, Sharia Funderburk, Sally Mark, Rita Richardson. ROW 5: Janelle Yearick, Teresa McMillen, Tammy Smith, Debbie Kretchmar, Kelly Allen, Tana Vaughn, Angela Innis, Janet Bruner. ROW 6: Lisa Winter, Kathy Aebi, Teresa Peacock, Connie Richardson, Janet Roller, Sherrie Damron, Sherrel Bennett. (10) Pam Doescher and Tammy Schmitz hopes for rebound. (11) Alan Smith scores two eas' points with no one around. 1974-75 Jr. High Girls Basketball They We Cherokee 27 25 Pond Creek 72 44 Helena-Goltry 28 20 Garber 63 34 Wakita 21 34 DCLA 24 38 Pond Creek 56 40 Pond Creek 42 25 Wakita 24 43 Newkirk 33 46 (1) Lori Blubaugh tallies two for the cards. (2) Debbie Kretchmar scores easily for the Cardinals. (3) Sherrie Robertson shows good defense against Wakita op- ponents. (4) Tammie Schmitz races down court. (5) Paul Quigley scores for the Cardinal boys. (6) Debbie Kretchmar tries for two and draws a foul. (7) 5th and 6th GRADE GIRLS BASKETBALL. BOTTOM ROW-Tanya Ridgeway, Tricia Peacock, Paula Kilian, Carol Sladek, Raegene Pond, Patricia Kretchmar, Shelley Goforth, Jenny Duke, Telisa Keith ROW 2: Jami Roller, Brenda Schmitz, Kim Sharp, Beverly Hammer, Terry Stocker, Luann Keith, Patricia Phillips, Susan Divelbiss. ROW 3: Tracy Yearick, Lori Magnus, Lisa Arens, Kristi Hart, Donita O'Hair, Angie Williamson, Jonna Kretchmar, Tammy Nipper, Donna Frazier ROW 4: Jenny Roller, Racheal Smetana, Brenda Simmons, Lana Williamson, Sherry Phalser, Cathy Falkenberg, Penny Richardson. (8) Mike Arens scores two against Garber on a fast break. (9) 5th and 6th GRADE BOYS BASKETBALL BOTTOM ROW: Mark Klein, Alan Hibler, Rex Reimer, Bobby Bennett, Phil Elder, Jerry Godfrey, Bobby James, George Williams. ROW 2: Ken Honegger, Bryon Kilian, Mark Elder, Roy Fleshman, Travis Janzen, David Warren, Jay Doescher, Jack Williamson, ROW 3: Sean Ziba, Evan Shire, Earl Alcorn, Nelse O'Hair, Diacon Taylor, Cloyd Falkenberg, Mark Bliss, Jim Postlewaite ROW 4: Mike Cink, Gary Hula, Randy Phalser, Melvin Emerine, Kent Bruner, Don Hall, Tom Blubaugh, William Richardson. k FOUR STUDENT COUNCIL MEM- BERS — Byron Koehn, Kristy Frieouf, Gale Myers, and Mark Boomer— attended the State Student Council Convention in Norman on November 14-16 of 1974. STUCO PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION: A otal of five people ran for office. They were Rick Cink, Jim Cink, Mickey Bpwman, Wayne Kelly, and Mike Ciskowski. Two of the candi- dates, Rick Cink and Jim Cink, withdrew their names. Bowman was defeated in the primary election, leaving Kelly and Ciskowski in the SSpnoff. Wayne Kelly won the elec- tion, and will head the Student 'Council in the 1975-76 school year. «I NATIONAL POLITICS, Americans Witnessed the beginning of the end of |he Watergate scandal as Richard ixon resigned his post as President, ater in the year, the trial came to end, with the sentencing of the ve “key figures’ in the affair. Robert ardian was the only one declared ot guilty. ERALD FORD BECAME PRESIDENT hen Mr. Nixon resigned. One of his rst acts as President was the pardon- ig of Richard Nixon, which sparked uch controversy. He also recom- ended that Nelson Rockefeller be- ome the new Vice-President. After a ngthy investigation of his wealth, ockefeller was sworn in. N STATE GOVERNMENT, David all left the Governors mansion, and avid Boren moved in. Shortly after- ard, former-Governor Hall was in- icted on bribery charges. 1$ this what you call hard at work, Carl? Am I suppose to eat this ???? I didn't throw that doughnut at you!!!! The 1974-75 Junior-Senior Prom produced this entrance iway to the Gay 90's with the traditional gazebo of that time. The park scene en- lightened the evening for a picnic setting. Jody Doescher, waiting and wishing it was all over. On a visit to the first day of school. Governor David Hall sings Oklahoma during the assembly. Greg Smith works on his ability to balance himself during P.E. class. As Student Council President, Byron Koehn dedicates the Victory Bell to the school. The bell was donated by Charles Misak at a very ap- propriate time, on our Home- coming weekend. The bell will ring on all Medford Victories. O.S.U. lost again! That's all right, we'll get 'em next year. What's the joke girls, a rot- ten book? Kelly Allen works hard on an experiment during science class. Kindergarten: 1st Russell McKee, 2nd Greg Tebow, 3rd Charlene Clark, 4th Shona Herrington, 5th Darin Jones A fine demonstration of the proper way to do a cartwheel. Let's see Daniel, could it be a cardinal? The Kindergarten Class pre- sents their first spook show. a) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) ao) ai) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) Kindergarten learns about Thanksgiving while playing in the teepee they con- structed. Second Grade: 1st Doug Warren 2nd Darrin Bruner 3rd Daresa Dell 4th Ronda Lizar 5th Marla Jackson At this point, things are looking favorable, replied Gov. Hall. Smooth, baby Mike Witt, Kenny Osburn, David Koehn attended the American Citizenship at Panhandle State College dur- ing the summer. OOPS!!!! The Cardinals landed on the DC LA Eagle's back with a 34-0 victory. Fourth Grade 1st David Kretchmar 2nd Billy Frazier 3rd Charles Misak 4th Baron McMillen 5th Kelly Albright. I found one too. Third Grade 1st Candy Cowger 2nd Robert Ziba 3rd Dea Loch 4th Robin Ramsey 5th Darrin Murphy Now John the way we've got to do this is, let me think. Kristi Frieouf shows proper way to fall off a ladder. The Angry Red really did it! Sixth Grade: 1st Lisa Arens, Lori Magnus 2nd Jami Roller 3rd Kent Bruner 4th Don Hall 5th Kim Sharp Mindy Hart looks over the Medford Pride Cake which was later presented to the Coaching Staff. Sorry son, it won't come out. Delayne George paints her sculpture of a bird. Well Craig, how does it look? Mixing up another batch; huh Donald? See, I told you the balls didn't weigh the same. 92 Keep the boll ionandFoarfty say| fj Show 'em your ANGRY S RED! rolling with (1) Lets see now two cokes and two rolls, that comes to about one dollar, or was it two-fifty. (2) Spooks parade downtown Medford during Halloween parade. (3) Cheerleaders dressed like th 50's, look somewhat out of the ordinary to the football players; looks like Coach Kirchoffner is interested also. (4) Strength! My boy. Strength! Now get off the ground and go. (5) Principal Roy Innis greets Governor David Hall on a visit to Medford High School on opening day. (6) Give my eraser back. (7) Shona Herrington measures cooking oil for popcorn dur- ing Kindergarten class. (8) Fifth grade; 1st Donna Frazier, 2nd Jody Doesher, 3rd Ken Honegger, 4th Nelse O'hair, 5th Mark Bliss. (9) Ronnie Herrington and Lynn Kretchmar heat up their lunch for the day. (10) Ronnie Herrington tells Steve Cink there was a bug in his chili. (11) Hey, Jean! What is that blob of plaster. (12) Spirit is high during pep rally before Homecoming victory. (13) Looks real good! How long has it been frozen? (14) Lee Reimer what are you doing. (15) Let's see, how did Mr. Ed el do that? (16) First Grade: 1st Arlene Skrdla, 2nd Shane Beck, 3rd Lori Kretchmar, 4th Toby Aslip Jr., 5th Tim Pursell Honorable mention Debra Simons, Angie McMillen. (1) What goes up.......... (2) This is the strangest television I've ever seen. (3) Something new has been added. (4) Let's celebrate a Car- dinal victory with a swig of spirit. (5) Mine tastes like choco- late, how about yours? (6) Being a member of the yearbook staff requires a variety of talents. Here, Byron Koehn gives a demonstration on creative daydream- ing while John Sprague trys to erase his arm. (7) Sherry Robertson shows how easy it is to blink both eyes at once. (8) This egg is bound to hatch if we wait long enough. (9) I'll huff and puff .... (10) Mike Moore concen- trates intently on his math. (11) Bret Peacock becomes lost in the world of homework. (12) Hip, Hip, and let it rip. (13) Kindergarten pilgrims share a feast with the big chief. (14) As though football isn't difficult enough, they are making us play while the band marches. (15) And they wondered why the fifties look died. % (1) Kindergarten students taste the fruits of their first effort at popping corn. (2) Who's directing the band? (3) Pep club members show their team support with one of many hoops they made. (4) Pam Doescher shows how easy it is to use a cal- culator, even while asleep. (5) Mickey Bowman sneaks a peek in a magazine during class. (6) Byron, after sixty years don't you think its time you graduated? (7) The junior high band provides musical escort for the Halloween pa- rade. (8) This is a lousy way to dry laundry. (9) Just a little off the top. (10) Billi Emerine discovers that her calculator isn't a miniature juke box after all. (11) Excedrin headache number twenty-one. (12) Hmmm . . . Machine make words! (13) Move and we'll shoot! (14) Foldout of the month! (eat your heart out Burt Reynolds.) (1) Teresa Kilian displays her drawing of a board. (2) Coach K irchoffner shows how to dribble a ball with one hand rather than two! (3) Elementary students build a bomb during recess. (4) Homework can't be that funny, girls. (5) Greg Cink hangs on for his life. (6) I said, no singing in class! (7) Second grade students show good study habits. (8) The younger Elder about to be needled. (9) What do you mean you ate the whole thing ? (10) Paul the bubble dander. (11) Dr. Fitzgerald tending her first—and last—pa- tient. (12) Kevin Junghanns attaches a silencer to Mark Gibson's mouth. (13) The Nativity scene, as presented during the Christmas Program. 100 (1) Peek-aboo! (2) Carolyn Fitzgerald ac- cepts the consolation trophy from the North- western Tournament at Alva. (3) Roger and Donald en- gage in a staredown with four test-tubes. (4) Atlas supporting the world. (5) Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. (6) Biggest Popcorn ball I've ever seen. (7) What's at the other end, Doug? (8) Donita Funderburk shows off the part in her hair. (9) It may be a tough as- signment, Mark, But is it worth crying over? (10) Mindy Hart proudly dis- plays the flag. (11) Alan Misak paints his own Mona Lisa during Second Hour Art. (12) Who's Who? (13) Fourth Grade students work intently on their reading assignment. (1) To cut this you must hold your tongue at the correct angle. (2) Cardinal fans show sup- port during a basketball game. (3) Mary Beth Kilian floats away as Mr. Nuttall and Mindy Hart try to keep her down to earth. (4) First grade students add the finishing touch to a pinata. (5) Mrs. Graham works on her nails as Mr. Simmons directs the band. (6) This UL 92 is the best shampoo yet. (7) Some jigsaw puzzle. (8) The Lone Ranger and Tonto. (9) You let go and it floats! (10) Looks like part of the Boren brigade. (11-14) The rigors of coach- ing are demonstrated by Coach Edsel as tension mounts during a game. With victory assured he celebrates with a drink. 104 J SOI (ID (1) Safety belt on, now maybe if I cross my fingers this will work. (2) That will cost another dime. (3) Mary finds a four leaf clover. (4) Don't look at me. (5) Bottoms up! (6) OH NO! Quicksand! (7) Looks like SPRING. (8) Dig that singer in the HOT PANTS! (9) Kelly Albright makes use of the elementary library. (10) Please Mr. Postman.... (11) Is that all I get? (12) Doesn't taste like a corn- dog. (13) Elementary student prac- tice group sky diving. (14) When you're smiling.... 106 (1) Coach Glenn Edsel pre- sents Mike Ciskowski a certificate for his selec- tion to the All Tourna- ment- First Team in the Northwestern Oklahoma State University basket- ball tournament. (2) Mighty big kleenex there! Uh, Tammy. (3) Loyal crowd supports basketball team. (4) When you girls finish that page, I've found ten more you can do. (5) Hey! Yeah you. Smile you're on Candid Camera. (6) Robin Allen accepts a certificate from Coach Glenn Edsel for her per- formance in the North- western Oklahoma State University Tournament and selection to the ALL tournament-first team. A BIG THANK YOU from the entire 1975 Yearbook Staff to all those who made contribu- tions to this years book. The following four pages lists those of our community who made a financial contribution and we sincerely appreciate it. 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