Medford High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Medford, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1980 volume:

-U--:---7_ CARDINAL - M W ScWf OkljOj iOMu VoLm XWOI it stilt □ lot of Rod ,n a 9-2 teaton w Buffalo, in the JOe. the high school students of the publir school system of the state of Oklahoma in order to express our support of the Americans being held hostage in iran, and in recognition of the fact that these Americans are being hold in violation of Jnternational £au and contrary to the rules and traditions of international Diplomacy, do, by our signatures hereunto affixed, ask that the authorities and citizens of the .state of Jran. rj?j oun e I Ah — on OLD-FASHIONED CHRISTMAS — what a pleasant thought! Mr. Benson came by in his sleigh to show Papa his new horse. They named her Beauty, ond I con see why. After a little begging, he invited us all to hop on — and off we went! The wind felt so fresh and clean when it hit my face. A sleigh ride is one of my most favorite things. As we passed near town we could hear the bells from the church — they seemed to be ringing to the whole world. Afterward little Timothy ran to get the big Bible. With such tiny arms he could hardly corry it all by himself. He brought it to Grand- father and said, “Read me the story. Grandpa — Please read me the story.” Christmas is over. The whole day was just wonderful. I don't know what else to say — Christmas — was Christmas — It was Just Christmas. Good-will and peace on earth ... I guess that's the ultimate dream of all man- kind, and yet that dream will never be a real- ity until every heart knows the Prince of Peace Himself. Christmas can be the most wonder- ful, the most exciting, and the most joyful time of the whole year — A Christmas that’s JUST CHRISTMAS. A plain and simple OLD-FASH- IONED CHRISTMAS. 5 CARDINAL Pfeofjfe 1980 WILL ROGERS 100th BIRTHDAY HOSTAGES ARE HELD IN IRAN MAMIE EISENHOWER DIED NOV. 2 STAFFORD GETS DEATH SENTENCES CARTER-KENNEDY PRIMARY RACE REAGAN-BUSH-ANDERSON PRIMARY RACE SENIOR FAREWELL We, the Senior Class of M.H.S., 1980, have finally partaken in our long awaited com- mencement exercises. Our commencement was our last gathering as a class. Some of us laughed, some of us cried. No matter what our outward attitude we expressed, most of us hod an inner regret. Seventeen of us spent our high school years at M.H.S. It is here that we grew up. It is here that we learned, and here that we made our friends. It is hard for us to accept the fact that we will not be returning to school this fall as one of the familiar faces in the crowd of stu- dents who line the hall of dear old M.H.S. We did many trivial things then and did not think about them but in the future we will cherish the remembrance of the things we did as stu- dents of M.H.S. As we enter into the world of young, as well as that of old, we hope that those we leave behind at Medford High School will strive to keep our school among the best and make us proud to have been a part of it. r QiiuMA 1980 j i II Aebi, Kathy Arterburn, Cindy Blubaugh, Danny Blubaugh, Lori Bowman, Roger Cink, Brad Fetters, Steve Fitch, Monty Hajek, Sandy Hogan, John Hula, John Goforth, Sherry Johnson, Cindy Kennedy, Rhett Kilian, Gary Kilian, Rita Kretchmar, Jill Kretchmar, Robin Kretchmar, Scott Magnus, Monty Markus, Jan Peacock, Tracy Proctor, Becky Ripper, Hal Robertson, Cynthia Smetana, Tim Stout, Loren Winter, Lisa Ziba, Tammy 8 fc - -ir Qcbocl POASOtUifiJs -r Campbell, Glen Principal Case, Larry Art Collier, Norma Dishwasher Cox, Charles Cross Guard Cox, Christine Bus Driver Davis, Pauline Custodian Dechant, Beth Title I LA Delay, Betty Cook Dell, Darrell Bus Driver Dell, Theresa Special Ed. Divelbiss, Mary Lou English Library Flaherty, Kothy Teacher Aide Fowler, Nelda Custodian Fulton, Carol Speech Path. Goforth, Marilyn 5th Grode Holloway, Mary English Innis, Roy Dean Superintendent Johnson, Louis Bus Driver Keith, Al Grounds Keeper Blubaugh, Don Board Pres. Boyer, Cleetis Math Boyer, Deloris Secretory Bruner, Darrell Board Clerk Bullard, Stella 2nd Grode Gray, Ethel Custodian Ha|ek, Wilma Vo. Home Ec. Hammer, Bonnie 4th Grade Hiebert, Cheryle School Nurse Hildmger, Carolyn Math Science Keith, Evelyn Secretary Kirchoffner, Frank Ath. Dir Science Kramer, Kerry Soc. Stud. Ath. Kuehny, Dixie Teachers Aide Kuehny, Paul Mech. Draw. English McMillen, Cheryl Bus Driver Mitchell, Gene Counselor Science Mitchell, Mildred I st Grade Neuman, Alvin Custodian Nipper, Fronces Special Ed. Read. Nollenberger, David Bus. Yearbook Nuttall, Neil Ath. Soc. Studies Nuttall, Susanne 3rd Grade Pierce, Gina Spanish Price, Dee Teachers Aide Price, Scott Vo. Ag. Reed, Leroy Soc. Studies Reimer, Rebecca Cafeteria Mgr. Riley, Donald Band Vocal Schmitz, Clark Board Member Sharp, Lavon 6th Grade Shaw, Marsha Kindergarten Smith, Bob Board Member Taber, Martha Cook Tebow, Pat Dishwasher Tims, Edna Vocal Music Aide Waldie, Ralph Head Custodian Wilson, Terry Ath. P.E. Zeman, Otto Board Vice Pres. II Arens, Uso Bruner, Kent Chambers, Sandy Corder, Kevin Croft, Rick Divelbiss, Cheryl Divelbiss, Susanne Falkenberg, Cothy Falkenberg, Cloyd Fleshman, Roy Hall, Don Hammer, Beverly Hula, Gary Johnson, Jennifer Johnson, Joanna Keith, luann Kretchmar, Cindy Kretchmor, Jonna Lamb, Steve Lopez, Alejandro Magnus, Lari McClain, Joe Murdock, Carla Nipper, Tommie O ’Hair, Donita Reimer, Rex Richardson, William Schmitz, Brenda Schmitz, Mark Sharp, Kim Shire, Evan Sladek, David Stocker, Terri Stout, Donald Toylor, Diacon Williamson, Jack 12 -Si r ! !; C '5 FT T - i i 1 1 1 0 i i; i 1 i i ;i i ‘I i i i L i , Bliss, Mark Blubaugh, Tom Cink, Mike Duke, Jenni Embree, Deann Frozier, Donna Goforth, Shelly Hensley, Forrest, Jr. Hibler, Alan Hill, Annette Hogan, David Honegger, Ken Jantzen, Travis Jones, Todd Keith, Telisa Kilian, Brian Kilian, Paula Klein, Mark Kretchmar, Patricia Peacock, Tricia Phillips, Patricia Pond,Raye Postlewaite, Jim Schmitz, Phil Simons, Brenda Sladek, Carol Smetana, Rachel Stout, Jody Trueblood, Duane Williamson, Lana Winter, Connie Ziba, Sean 13 : !i 1 1 ri i l i 1 :• i il PlGStlisiftH 1 ' i i i i ii i :i i sL:t Aebi, J. C. Albright, Kelly Bowman, Kathy Divelbiss, Patty Fitch, Annette Frazier, Billy Hensley, Brandon Holden, Brent Isaacs, Charlotte Johnson, Michael Kennedy, Kip Kretchmar, David McCaleb, Kimberly McCaleb, Scotty Misak, Charles Morris, Todd Mund, Gina Murdock, Duana O'Hair, Patty Robertson, Rusty Schmitz, Larry Skrdlo, Linda Smith, Greg Smith, Mark 14 Corder, Ross Cowger, Candy Croft, Christine Curl, Warren Duke, Maria Fleshman, Jeff Hampton, Susan Innis, Jon Irvin, Tim Jones, Mary Kilian, Darrell Loch, Dea Melka, Darin Misak, Alen Morris, Rodney Mund, Larry Owens, Julie Peacock, Bart Peacock, Shelly Ramsey, Robin Schuermann, Chris Stout, Lana Thomas, Rodney Winter, Donnie Zeman, Steve Ziba, Rob 15 CTTZXJ ! I) 1 1 1 ' jj ‘ LCbd( i I i i i I .1 i ll I 1 l Li 1 16 Aebi, Debbie Bruner, Darrin Cink, Bret Clork, Scotty Cowherd, Sue Dell, Daresa Feist, Tammy Goforth, Sheila Good, Wayne Hajek, Amy Hibler, Michele Jackson, Marla Newlond, Sheryl O'Hair, Julie Pond, David Postlewaite, Jeff Reed, Jason Richardson, Patty Richardson, Terry Schmitz, Brent Shockey, Lisa Smetono, Todd Wilson, Jeff Adams, Lesley Aebi, Charles Ailey, Paul Albright, Troy Chilcoat, Gregory Curl, Donald Curl, Roy Duke, Kelly Frazier, Deborah Irvin, Chris Isaacs, Merle Janzen, Michelle Johnson, Amy Jones, Jeff Kennedy, Cara Kretchmar, Lone Loch, Darin McColeb, Shonna Richardson, Candy Ripper, Melissa Simons, Debra Skrdla, Arlene Stout, Marty Tinder, Justin Tomsu, Butch Webster, Kenneth 17 Aebi, Shelly Clark, Charlene Corder, Valerie Duke, Amy Foster, William Hoffman, Jim Isaacs, Pamela Jones, Darin Johnson, Stan Krejsek, Donald McKee, Russell Nollenberger, Beth Schuermann, Curtis 18 Taber, Chad Tebow, Greg Ball, Amanda Bartley, Tracy Boepple, Andy Briggs Billy Cink, Brenda Cowherd, Kelly Croft, Vicki Dell, Byron Divelbiss, David Drennon, John Feist, Brian Frieouf, Buffy Glenn, Melissa Irvin, Damian Hogan, Elizabeth Hokit, Gwendalynne McCaleb, Sharlotte McCaleb, Tone Mund, Lee Nollenberger, Brian Oathout, Tony Proctor, Eric Root, Paula Ruff, Charles Schmitz, Bradley Taber, Melanie Tinder, Teresa Webster, Kelly Wedman, Charleen Woodson, Tommy 19 Aebi, Sheila Aebi, Troy Booker, Gene Boyd, Traci Day, Shannon Downing, Billy Frieouf, Clif Funderburk, Donald Hook, Raynie Jones, Charolette Jones, Kelly Misak, Melia Morris, Jennie Mund, Linda Newland, Gary Parks, Susan Reed, Renee Richardson, Kevin Riley, Brent Shriver, Jennifer Stockton, Linda Taylor, Chris Thatcher, Julia Ziba, Richard 20 -n—n 1 l — 1 V- - r i i 1 'i 1 1 1 ) QpjUhkL I 1 j u OlOutifli L ' 1 1 ! ! 1 Alley, Dione Brickmon, Shelley Buchanan, Danny Corder, Kyle Cowger, Tony Embree, Jamie Hoffman, Eric Hogpn, Melanie Holder, Stacy Jordan, Howard Junghanns, Carta Krittenbrink, Shane McKee, Randall Riley, Scott Shockey, Jason Skrdla, Joseph Stout, Collie Stout, Sheldon Taber, Troy 21 Aebi, Alysia Aebi, Kateena Alley, Debra Annex, Tonya Beggs, Melanie Benningfield, i Brandi Blubaugh, Brett Carmichael, Charles Clark, Terra Day, Justin (No picture) Dewey, Francie Drennan, Steve Feist, Douglas Hodges, Brad Janzen, Travis Kilian, Jackie Krejsek, Kathy Kretchmar, Rodney Miller, Dustin Mitchell, Brent Parks, Patricia Postlewoite, Angela Root, Wayne Schmitz, Ashley Stocksen, April Stout, Craig Stowers, Jenny Thatcher, John Truhlar, Kara Ward, Michael 22 Aebi, Kimberly Bramlett, Curtis Campbell, Kristy Cmk, Chad Clingman, Courtney Cowger, Aaron Day, Derra Divelbiss, Scott Glenn, Michael Hokit, Monica Holder, Travis Isaacs, Paulo Keller, Brandon Kilian, Mendy Riley, Andy Ritchie, Jonathan Segler, Aimee Shaffer, Jenny Shriver, Wendy (No picture) Smith, Gina Stowers, Renee Taylor, Jennifer Watsek, Laura 23 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: President — Cheryl Divilbiss; V Pres. — Lori Magnus; Secretary — Terri Stocker; Reported — Evan Shire SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: President — Tom Blu- baugh; V-Pres. — Sean Ziba; Secretary — Mark Bliss; Stuco — Jim Postlewoite, Donna Frazier FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: President — Larry Schmitz; V-Pres. — David Kretchmar; Secretary — Annette Fitch; Reporter — Charles Misak; Stuco — Todd Morris, Kathy Bowman 8th GRADE: President — Marla Duke; V-Pres. — Ross Corder; Secretary — Christine Croft; Stuco — Dea Loch, Rodney Morris 7th GRADE: President — Brent Schmitz; V-Pres. — Jeff Wil- son; Secretary — Michele Hibler; Stuco — Jason Reed, Julie O’Hair. 25 First graders with Sam and Al. Why did we volunteer for A KING iflUSIC Gosh, Jomie, look at all the people! Hurry thi posing along Sixth graders prepare for Halloween. Poroders get treats from Lions and Jayo group CARDINAL V- Acfctftes i960 I-------- CINDY JOHNSON — FOOTBALL QUEEN TRACY PEACOCK — BASKETBALL QUEEN METHODIST CHURCH REBUILDS MEDFORD PATRIOT STAR CHANGES HANDS SCHOOL GETS TRANSCONTINENTAL BUS | ! DARRELL BRUNER UNOPPOSED FOR SCHOOL j | BOARD BAND EARNS WAY TO STATE QpjvUyi I to meet m; fell-educoti e got stroll JuUU(W Bockiosk? I'll blast from fhn spoce gun! Si Ondm Oh e ai Woe WOP 0-0 s TT • ■ mg to'do? lost m jpo e oM th • ififJb Wf Spoce Troopers: Announcing the departure of Commandet Snidely Backlash and Evilina Craven, Ihe fcreoture no man can reti� t Rreocher Bliss: I prom ... bleep, bleep. See f doy when Evilmo Cro resist, would toke up needle Mrs. Snoepjl ven, the Crpc and threctd. Space Cadet Bob Grondpa Do no� eulfcroce that child, woman! I am master here! Do not defray me. mo: She'll talk. Backlash: I'll arrange a ivement “accident. —i� School board members as well as school administrators enjoy the otmos phere • seems to be The stairway was a prefy centerpiece, A IS i. GRADUATING CLASS OF 19$Q Rov : Cynthia Robertson. Donity Blubaugh, $ J y Hajek, Brad Cink, Cindy Johnson, Scott . % Kretfltynar; lori Blubaugh. Ro v 2: CWdy Arterburn, Mlbflty Magnus, John Hogon, Koth Aebi, Rhett Kendpdy, lisa Winter, Roger Bowman. Row 3: Rita K.lian, Steve Fetters. Jill Kr tchmar, Gary Kilion. Robin Krefl ar, Becky Procfpr, Kary Damron, Tammy Ziba. Row 4: Sherry Goforth, Loren Stout, Jiohn Hula, Monty Fitch, Hal Ripper, Tirit Smetana, Jan Markus, Tracy Pea- cock. I Gory Hula, Kim Sharp, Mike Johnson, J. C. Aebl, mmre •wmon, Cindy Johnson, Paulo Kilian. Row 4: Mr. Riley, Mr. McGoworT id Kretchi David Hogon. DRUM SECTION: Evan Shire, Rusty Robert- son, Dovid Kretchmar, Rick Croft. NOKTHW Row 1: m| Rodney Ml : Kip Keni imor- Chei tmoriBren JeonPondJlTO eiTK, C McCaleb, Watty O'Halr, SI an, Kc hy Bf SLn, Cindy J Lori Blul ■� y Sdhmitz, Tj foy FleshrV D jane Truebli r, Sh jjGf orth, 3 J(retchm ||an Marl Hig KV ol Drum Major Y wrri Stocker WOODBIND si Marla Dj O'HoV,;Sheila j |Hristihe Croft, A De? tfbch Vice P| L� br®«in; Julie Ow ‘Secretary-Treo- d; Sfuco. BRASSBECTIpfJ Row tiloson Reed, Brel Cink, 2: Ste 'Zeman, Lono Stout, Al Jr. High Band parades during Homecoming. SIXTH GR Row 1: DeJ son, Justiri Aebi, LoriJ Is, Cora Kennedy, Michell Melissa Ripper, Greg Chill tr, Troy Albright, Butch To iefc Row 2: Amy John r tTsJOTrfrl Cenneth Wr i.sijr, Chls 5th GRADE BA] Row ) Charlei High School Bond marches at the Homecoming Parade. — FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA ROW 1: Gory Hula, Parliamentarian; Roy Fleshman, Secretar Reporter; Rex Reimer, Treasurer. ROW 2: Scott Price, Hibler, J.C. Aebi, Ken Honegger, Sean Zibo, Kip Donald Stout, Mike Cink, Brent Holden, David Kr Lorry Scprnitz. ROW 4: Mike Johnson nson, Chaplain; Travis Jontzen, Sentinel; Tom Blubaugh, Rusty Robertson. ROW 3: Brandon Hensley, Alan nnior Richardson, Todd Jones, Monty Magnus, D. OKLAHOMA OftaHlCA roviT v l ElHKf’Kl AMN place in soil conservation check over their r McKee OFFICERS R w it Cindy Kretchmar — President; Tricia Peacock — VW President; Donita O’Hoir — Secretary. Row 2: Evon Shire — Treasurer; Christine Croft, Kevin — Recreation and Songleader; Tim Smetana JUNIOR 4-H Row 1: Toriej cCaleb, Tracy Bartle; Andy Beopple. Row 2: Tommy Vfcoi Charlie Aebi, sin Johnson. Row 3:1 McCaleb, MelisBRipper, Lone KrelJ ©wen'Hokit, Charleni on, Donald Krejsek, Br Ai4 C oft, Teresa Tind larL Beth Nollenberger, 'Vt ian, Elizabeth Ho iBlenberger, Ruesellj ClBalette McCaleb, Tj Laura Wages, ee, Jeff Jones, ages, Shanna (FHA OFFICERS I Row 1: Sandy Hojek, President; Cindy Arterburn, Vice-President; Jonna Kre Markus, Historians; Robin Kretchmar, Parliamentarian; Lori Bluboueh, Dei Aebi, Song leader; Patricia Kretchmar, Stuco. Kelly Alferight, Klm McColeb, Drvelbiss fry chicken for the E supper. ft Jonna Kretch®wr ond Annette Fitch prepare the baked beans. Mtirielrti in the flour While 4tf Place Jon� ors eshroen Sandy Chambers and Tracy Peacock are trying to entertain these four chil- dren by playing ball. Lori Blubaugh and oloring. Hal Ripper takes it thing. Kilian am LETTf MANS CLUB I Row l: ent Briiner, jEvan bough, Trocy Peacock, Tri Alei ndro Loper, Tom Bluk Nutlbll. Row 5: Monty Fitcl � , Joey Mjpam, Kevin Corner, rhil Schmitz. Rov. 2:KIoach Wilson, l ri Magnus, Lori Blu Croft. Row 3: Coaih Kirctjottnipr, Hal Rreper Jo n l|togan, JDonald 5 tout, Mark Schmitz, Cink, Don Hall, Tarreny Zibe, Kofhy AebI lherry Gofor , Roy Fleshmc n, Sean Ziba, Coach Danny Blubaugh, jkhn Hun, Steve FetiXr Mark BisslLorenfStout. ir?, AlanIHibler, Tor o Peacoclj, Jim PostL iugh, Brac Cink. Row Tim Smetana, Travis inne Nipper, Jenm Di [waite. Gory Hula, Ri I: CoachjKromer, Mifci lanzen, Monty Magni, leader EERfcfcrtDERS HIGH SCI omta O'lfair Jenm Duke Michele Hibler IRISTIAN ATHLETE: on, Kim FELLOWSHIP OF I Roj 1: Kathy Bov gtelbiss, Lori Mo Crirtehmor, Cindy. cCaleb, RayeJean Pond, Beverly Hammer, LuAnn Keith, Cynthia Robertson, Lori Blubaugh. Row 2: Duonna Murdock, Patty fe Fitch, Tricia Peacock, Alejandro Lopez, Cheryl Divelbiss, Patricia Kretchmar. Row 3: Potty O'nfair, Kelly Albright, Robin a Arens, Tommie Nipper, Jenni Duke, Shelly Goforth, (Phil Schmitz. Row 4: Cindy Kretchmar, Dotkiia O'Hair, Paula Kilian, athy Aebi, Sherry Goforth, Tom Blubaugh, Coach Nuttalk Row 5: Mark Schmitz, Tim Smetana, Mike aink, Kent Bruner, Monty E£o d«f?5qQno Kretchmar, Joanna Johnson. A k nson, tommy Ziba, TroAVeacock, Magnus, Danny Blubaugh, K rth, Lon Bluboogh, Ray'Jean Pond, I-. Wilson, Donita O'Hoir, Tra I Div4b( s. Tamr y Ziba, Cii nr ar Lori Moanm. Tricia Peacock. ■ ' T ' W- ■ ? 1-lO-y ' c Moorelond Shidler Woukomis Row 1: Evon Shire, Alejandro lopez. Tommy Blubaugh, Kevin Corder, Mark Cherokee Schmitz, Phil Schmitz, Joey McCloin, Jim Postlewoite, Alon Htbftr, Junior Hensley, Tonkawo Mork Klein. Row 2; Coach Wilson, Jack WilliomstdBfOW Hek ; Kent uwei Work Pioneer Bliss, Mike Cink Travis Janzen, Roy Fleshman, Rick Croft, DotvHall, Sean Ziba, Don- Deer Creek — Lamont oW Stout, Cooch Nuttall. Row 3: Coach Kirchoffner, Loren Stgyt, Brad Cink, David Pond Creek — Hunter Sbdek, John Hula, Hal Ripper, Steve Fetters, Tim Smetong, Monty Magnus, Danny Garber Blubough, John Hogan, Cooch Kramer. Buffalo ds offensive line blocks well for bock CAtDS SHOW THEM AUTHORITY FROM THE START ! � • Medford Cardinal� rcorded their hr� � win of It� v ovon as they moved It� ball well against it� Bison defense. The offensive Ime led by center Danny Blubough ond guards John Hula and Tim Smetana along wdh tackles Kent Brwter ond Mike Cink ond ends Roy Fleshman, Travis Jonien, ond Mork Schmrti hod on excephono! evening for the first gome of It� season The defense wos led by Tim Smetono, Rick Croft, Monty Magnus, Seon Zibo ond Mork Schmiti. After o scoreless first half ogomst Moorelond, Jim Postlewoite s second hoK kick off return of 40 yards set up the Cord mol's first score of the night. Tram Jonien kicked the boll through the uprights from 28 yords out to give Med- ford a short-lived 3-0 leod. The Moorelond Beorcoti come storming bock on o 77 yard touchdown pass. Moorelond attempted on onside kick on the ensomg kick-off which wos covered by John Hogon at the SO yord line. The Cords scored m rune ploys with Brad C.nk going m for the TD from 10 yords out. With 1:54 left m the gome Cink broke toough the hne, sidestepped a tockler, ond roced 31 yords for o TD. The Shidler Tigers took the opening kick-off ond moved out to the 45 yard kne before being stopped by o fumble lhat wos recovered by Brod Cink. Monty Magnus went m for the score from 2 yards out after o 9 play drive. Three mmutes later, 8 more pomt� went up on the Cardinal's side of the score boord when Brod Cmk Mded a Shidler punt at die 30 ond went 70 yords for the score. In the second quorter the Cardinols scored on the two possessions they hod the boM. Joe McCloin went into •� endzone from 3 yords out ond the big ploy in the drive wos a 29 yord screen post from Bkss to Cink that went oM the way for o TD. Joe Mc£IoiA gets good run back on kick off CARDS OPEN CONFERENCE WfTH WM The Corthnab w r vKtonov over It Woukorms Ow f in Mm 1 t district bollgom of th � oson. Irod Cinfc rdumtd o W aw k omit punt to Km own 46 yord lino ond from iKot point iKo oHeme pvt tog th r on I ploy driv with Mognu and Cink picking up to yordog boKind to blocking of Donny Mubough, Tim Smetono. Mill Gnk, John Hula, Kent |run r, Mark Schmitz, Torn Jontzen, Jo McClo.n, ond Roy Floshmon. tog ploy in to dnv wo a 19 yord run by toad Cink down to to 2 and on to next ploy, Gnk w nt in for to 6 point . TK CW mowd intid to Cordnol 10 yard Kn b for Hoi Ripp r iock d to Chief Of for o 4 yord lo� ond to Cord d f m forc d to boN ov r on down a to It Quortor nd d. TKi t to � tog for o 19 ploy. M yord scormg dnv by to Cordinoh Of Mark Ik� conn ctod with Trovi Jontz n with o 5 yard «coring pat ov r to middle. Postiewaite cor d from to 5 with 3:51 Uft in to 3rd quortor. IK M dford Fighting Cordmol won thmr 2nd district gam of to s oton in o Kord-fought 26-14 victory ow to Ow- ok Ow f . TK hred-up CW took to op ning kickoff ond no� d from lh ir own 45 down to to Cordmol 19 wh r •rod Cink knocked to boN loo from to Chi f Of and it wo cov r d by J. Hulo. Two ploy lot r. to Cardinal hod 6 pomts whan Of Mori fku drcWd left nd ond w nt 74 yard for to score. WKa it appeared that to CWi war on tomr way ogom for another TD, o good dick on to boN carrier by Mork Schmitt jorred th boll Ioom at to 30 and H wo covered by Mork fku. On th first ploy from tcrimmog aft� on «xchonge of punt , Jim PostWwait glided through o big hoi� on to right tid of to lin and w nt 55 yord for to kot . Th Chief tied th gam at 14 aM with 4:46 to go in to 3rd period. TK Ch rok fan ' chant of “4th QUARTER . m d to fir up to Cardino!� mor toon to Chief o to d� f n � wormed to Ch rok ball carrier . With Futoxxk Monty Mognu l odng th intorf r nc , Irod Gnk earn'd to boN down to th Chief If yord kn . Mi� � and PoctWwart torn picked up 4 och b for Cink corn'd to lo� t 10 yord for to go-ah od � cor with 4:30 l ft in to gam . TK Card picked up 6 yard lh n on 3rd down ond 4, to lin ogoin did lh ir job a Irod Gnk fodow d Mognu dvough to hoi th n outran to ««condory for o 44 yord TD toot iced th gom with :5f Mconds left. TK M dford Fighting Cordmol won o hard fought 22-14 victory ov r Clo � A rival Tonkawo bringing thmr record to 6- 0 tar th yoor. TK CardmoK, with Croft, Posltewoito, ond Gnk picking up yordog up to middle, hod th ir 1 st TD of to night whan Cink want in from th 4. Taking ov r of to own 40, th off n«iv kn d it job o Gnk ond Po M woit p«k d up good yordog v rytim to y touched to boll, torn) Ik � corried to lost two ploy , picking up 11 yord down to to 1, then meokmg over for th 6 pointer. Th third quortor belonged to th lucon rt as they cored touchdown on took 1� t two po s ttmnt of to � cond half. TK Cordinal� then unfrocked th off n ond controf d to boll for aimott 10 minute on on 10 yord, 20 ploy, touchdown dnv os Cink crossed th goal lin to nd to scoring for to night. Jim PostlewOite finds yordoge hard to come by in Buffalo playoff. ht lh Por r gome, th rvlwiwd IK Mutfong kick-off to th 45 yard let . On th 1� t ploy from tenmmog , fuMbock Monty Mognut got 11, than Gnk broke fr for tH TO on o 41 yard tcomp r and If� run by Cink for Ift 2 pointer govt If� Cord If� margin lft y n d d for Ift victory. In Ift DC LA gom . Cardinal Jo McClom returned If� opening kick-off 17 yord to Ift 27, lt� n on Ift 1 1 ploy from tenmmog Cardinal guort rbock, Mork Bbtt, rambled 73 yord to paydirt Two nunut � into If� � cond quarter, f Cord tirwci paydirt ogam. Brod Cmk broke through If� bn and outron ift EogU d f nt«v bock for If� 2nd «core of Ift night Th lot! tcor m lh gom occurred with 1:47 rwnomng in Ift fir l hoH. Th Eogki M.k Compo, fumbW It� punt to Cardmol, toy H � hmon at If� Eogi 20. Th Cardmol wo t d ktti time in converting lh break ■tfo 6 pomtt a J n Potlfewort took lh pitch on lh option ond � omp f d down lh right id lin for lh TO. b Frdoy � gom lh Fighting Corrknolt put o domp r on lh highly touted Pond Cr «k — Hunter Panther� , bionk tig lh m 1 5 to 0. Th Cardinal� initid tcor com with 4:13 left in Ift holf. After lh Cardinal toom put together on 80 yord. 14 ploy «coring dmre, when Monty Mognut cor d on a 2 yord piung over lh middle. Th 2nd holf belonged to Medford. Jmt PotHcwot look a quick pitch from Bbtt and, with St v F tt r throwing lh block to ipretg him, rocod 23 yard down to lh Panther 7. Thr ploy lot r, Bbtt � n ok d in from lh 1 for Ift finol tcor . Cink gets c district tide. '11 - 73 4 .1 t J , Mork Bliss mak s m v that Waukomis Chief CAROS DROP 0)STRICT TITLE TO GARBER In Friday's cold, windy 90m with th Garber Wolverines. It� Fighting Cardmols look th opening kick- off and on fh I st ploy from scrimmog , OB Mork Bliss sw pt to lh right, th n cut bock ogamst th gram to go 68 yords for th TO. Th l od was short-lived, however, os Gorber morched down th held m 13 ploys to ti th gom , wh n Kevin Posher tallied from th 2. Th Wotv rin s then took th l od 3 minutas lotar when th Cardinals fumbled of th ir own 36 yord Un . ond Gorber turned the breok mto o TO si ploys lotar wh n Gr g V nci took it in from th 1. Third quarter oction wos a repeat of th I st quortar, os th Cordinols turned th 1 st ploy from scrimmog into 6 points wh n Jim Postlewart roced 63 yords down th s d lm for th score. Th determmed Wolverine offense ogom put together o 13 ploy scoring drw to take th leod 18 to 12. Taking th boH ot th ir own 25, th Cords put together o 9 ploy scoring drrve, culnw- noted wh n Trovis Jontzen gathered in a 20 yord Bkss pass at th 5 ond w nt untouched into th endzon Th 4lh quortar began with Gorber moving down th field on short gainers to tok th leod 24-18 with 6 30 r moining in th gom . An intareshng point in th gom wos that not on extra pomt was scored, aN seven attempts w r missed. Th Fighting Cordinols took to fh rood in th first playoff gom ond ended th � r season when they w nt down to d f ot ot th bonds of th Buffalo Bison. With 7:49 left m th 2nd quortar Buffoio steodJy moved down th ftald in 12 ploys for a TD ond 2 pomt conversion to tak on 8-0 leod. In th 3rd quortar, th Cardinals gov th boll to Buffalo ot th 20 on a fumbled snap from center. This set up th hnol score of th night, os th Bison were obi to r och th endzon in 4 ploys ond kick th xtro point with 47 seconds taft in th 3rd quortar. alt ball catrigr A Buffalo Bison breaks away from Cards defense. -� JR. HIGH FOOTBALL Junior Cords Win 1 Lose 6 Garber Tonkowa Cherokee (7 and 8) Pond Creek (7 and 8) Shidler Woukomis Row I: David Pond, Darrin Bruner, Brent Schmitz, Jeff Fleshman, Bart Peacock, Alen Misak, J. C. Aebi, Rob Zibo, Jeff Wilson, Scotty Clark, Jason Reed Bret Gnk Rodney Thomas, Jeff Postlewaite. Row 2: Todd Morris, Jon Innis, Ross Corder, Donnie Winter, Darrell Kilian, Larry Schmitz, Darin Melka, Tim Irvin, Wayne Good Steve Zeman, Rodney Morris, Todd Smetano. Row 3: Charles Misak, Brent Holden, Rusty Robertson, Kip Kennedy, Scotty McCaleb, Greg Smith, Billy Frazier, Mike Mark Smith nearly misses as Aler fllfak is ready to help. HOME DOWN Offensive line A host of cord defenders bring down boll corner Todd Morris hands off to Jon Inms in win- ning effort against Pioneer. Jon Innis is quick to recover fumble. Lori Magnus Kent Bruner lana Williamson — Soph. Attendant Sean Ziba — Soph. Escort Flower Lana Williai 'Oph. Attendant inus — Jr. Attendant rown Bearer ' I M. m mm Peacock — Queen TamnflL Tracy n Tncto P '.WAV v-Ti,' � p!iVi t jBSj ....� Row 1: Potty O Hoir, Lori Magnus, Cheryl Divelbiss, Tammie Nipper, Patricia Kretchmar, Tricia Peacock, Lori Blubaugh, Kelly Albright. Row 2: Cooch Kramer, Domta O'Hair, Jonna Kretchmar, Kathy Aebi, Tammy Ziba, Sherry Goforth, iM eacock, Coach Wilson. 96 1 RickCroft, Junio?Hensley, Alar dro Lopez, Mike Cmk, Sean Ziba, Kent lanzen. Marl t?OF0 P.V my Ziba yoots over th defeAi ? point Bgoinst Is the pressu e on’’ against Brod'Cirt 's iort lump shot ; roved effective ifctheir win against MurHNp —' OseTyl Divelbi: Billings Bull HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALI TEAM Carmen Dacoma 34 Burlington 48 Billings 75 Lahoma Kremlin Wakita DC LA Cherokee DISTRICT TOURNAMENT TOURNAMENT JXTtournament 'ond Creek — Hunter liovingtonDouglat 48 Bramon 21 Gorktc 45 'tRENCi-TOURNAMENT WfEA TOURNAMENT Navojo Blair Shattuck STATE TOURNAMENT Elmore City Brarton ••• ree’ oponj Bhss gives it ol •, ot � i apponenti Bfod and Jir ort me press and trap the opponent for 2 points. Tricio brings d go down court. � ounciogain f., PC H ond is ready to il Tournome JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL SCORES TEAM We Waukomis 29 Wakita 25 Cherokee 42 Braman 49 Pioneer 31 Garber 43 MEDFORD INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT Wakito 59 DCLA 37 Woukomix 23 Pioneer Blackwell Garber 30 Waukomis 31 CONFERENCE . OURNAMENT Garber Cherokee 48 Pioneer 28 Wakita 34 BOYS They 36 16 36 28 27 28 17 17 38 IHhqbbbch GIRLS They 23 44 36 41 43 32 Michele bring the ball doWn ourt. brc� . Hi iGirls Win IsWin fnvitohorujl Tournament.! iy gets a steal. VC MedfdrdJJrJ Hi boysWin 2nd ir Medford InVTOtional pournament. laced 4th in state The boys two-mile relay qualified for state. Coach Nuttall looks very calm and collected. Travis Jansen puts out good stridebo finish. es Albert Fabe i two points. A good many Junior High and Btfl School students participated in the anB|S Volleyball Tournament sponsored by Student Council. The action started «IBw 12:30 and ended about 6:30. The Stuco also added a ping pong tournament to the list of events. '■SuUi fy SIN 3i proved to be| the best in ping pong in lOtches and David Nollenberger held on men's matches :30 after three Ic th graders final unior High boys. ■ i v—J amnm H mt. J ' smnwc smv tfc Qi i i is there left to sBy, the Saltjl led up pother championship. I I for Mr. Reed this year who will rel [Dog Jersey! well as his great te The super 6' power all tH 90 £ CARDINAL v- y Qtu lwbUfe 1980 i 2 DIE IN NOV. PANHANDLE SNOWSTORM ROCK ISLAND SHUTS DOWN GAS TOPS $1.00 ! D-C 10 CRASHES THREAT OF DRAFT PRIME INTEREST RATE TOPS 20% RUSSIA INVADES AFGHANISTAN I I I I I I I I A mud pack won't i t it I hm time out during the time Mr. Cose is teaching the “Art of ploying chess t ■M Ku«ai ■ m K - 9 tr U 3 ki '5 I uttall at the shower that the 3m grade Mothers Robin and Tammy were the fearless ballgirls for the Fighting Cords of 1979-80. i 9 the Jim, aren't you supposed ip.the conces sion stand? The Qirls bea� the boys with no sweat. How about that Women Libbers? woul , Brian Kilfbn closes his eye! fear bfwhat' jnside. ►n Krttchmar demonsl irst graders. wonted to Kent and Roy show their amazing sense of balance as they balance frisbees on sticks at the Band Carni- :ompony of these two. lo serve chili Aisa is'that really h lo eat o cinnamon roll lito, Tammy, and Tammie enteeiatri boys at the Enid State School. , 1 In the local beauty contest. Miss mouth to get the eye shadow pQk out Diacon's eyes. takftg money ot o Duana and Gina hard at work on ttieir block prints. J. C. Drennan present! Howard Welborn for k ball team to State in 19- 1949. what came out of Biology Clfess we 6th houi molecuW. tn I get beautiful the ly feet! I hope that men will fall ’OOtball were � nti Magnus. Pliers selec Tiim Smetana. MASQmC LODGfc ESSAY WINNER HogaiV,Ht place, Rheft Kennedy, 2nd pile Kilian, iH place, Cindy Arterburn, 2nd pic Blubaiifl 3rd place. the band for Johnson was FFa A'aMbQ' Row 1 Kip Kennedy — Hon ond Farmstead Improvemen Fleshman — Agricultural Mechanics, Rex ReimerV— Swine Prpduction, ?om B jboug — Crop Production, Gory Hulo — Public Speaking — Soil and Water Management, Joanna Johnson;-— High sausagejjalespersonj Spring 1980 Row 2 Larry Schmitz — Turf ond Landscape Management, Todd Jones — Sheep Production, Chuck Misak— Agricultural Sol s and or Service, Kevin Colder — Poultry Produ n. Sean Placement in Aariculture ProjJiKtiop. Row 3: J C. Aebi — Agriculture Processing, Ric(Rroft — Beef Production, Trav.s Jonzen — Fruit and Vegetable Production, Ken Honegger — Fist ond Wildlife Management, Scott Krefchmar — Star Cha| l ‘r Farmer, Kent Bruner, Agr.cultural Electrification —• Due's t-d Livestock Product MEDFORfl V: Rpw I: Scott Ril j larlotte Jones, Wayn Raye Pond, Rachel Si iHewaite, Brian Kilian' GRADE. SCH( Travis Holier. ; 1980 With w NT of tIday award: dd Morr Row 2: Lori E Masonic sti felly Alblght, Cent Brurfr. F.H.A. AWARDS Sandy Hajek, President, Luonn Keith, Most Points. bie A bi, LindaSjcrdj 3: Brian lUiKjn TamH sndaHce Inoy Thpmo! w 2: Bort Peacock, Bmnt lipper, Kim $ha f , Cheryl kWARDS DonnA Frazier, Linda SI }z, Sean Ziba. OKIAHOMi v 1: Larry Schmitz, Lori Don Hall, Lana William- 3: Roy Fleshman, Gary NOR WESTERt Mag A, Kathy B son, Btricia Phill HulaBom Bluba) OKLAHC cia Philll Patricia Goforth] THE WEEK BY r Mognus, Rick PLAYER! etana, AS DEFEI B NEWS .WOR( NORTHWEST OFFENSIVE BALL PLAYER OF THE SELECTED BY THE ENID i ING NEWS, Brad Cink. SENIOR BAND AWARDS Row IV Sandy Hajek, R Kretchnrior, Jan Markus. Row I: Rhett Kennedy, Lc Advisor, Cleetis Boyer, presents K ie Presidents Plaque Rite Educational Foundation ar.i tgrs] Kay Electric Apprenticeship : Bodge Scottish Rite Educatiorjbl 1: Jan Markus, Masonic Lodge Scol Gnb; Cindy Johnson, P.E.O. Row 2: Stevi Jay S ote College; Cynthia Robertson Mq Agriculture. The 1980 Yeorbook Staff took on igvpiect of designing ond producing our own cpvers out of blueTdemm material to resemble the bock of o pair of |eons. Here Cyn hio ond Becky cut the cover material from bolts pf blue denim. V. YtmbockQtcJk The final part was sti Liso was the' Sprayer stamping would come but Kathy saw Mr. Nolli to pose. She always wa Uather and helping Tor decided to eat at McDe CordtyHp I to . Cynthto al .get the carr fa buaJHer tas the Stomp � ran over there ibSurctf thinning the th d work we Lisa irt of cutting i looUoncy, putting it together' FIFTY DOLLAR CONTRIBUTORS Mr. T's IGA MEDFORD PACKING _________COMPANY________ FORTY DOLLAR CONTRIBUTORS BEATIE MERCANTILE GRANT COUNTY BANK FIRST NATIONAL BANK CLYDE CO-OP ASSOCIATION KOEHN'S JEWELRY GIFTS BRYSON NATALIE KOCH HYDROCARBON COMPANY THORNHILL GIBSON OIL CO. DON'S DISTRIBUTING CO. LTD .............. ........ : TWENTY-FIVE DOLLAR CONTRIBUTORS Ota sco Mike's Chevrolet Kennedy Drug Co. Holden Insurance Long's John Deere Jack Blubaugh Ford Dr. Pepper Bottling Smrcka's Dairy Snack Boutique Beauty Shop Medford Cable TV, Inc. Citizens Bank of Wakita Grant County Abstract Co. Blackwell Laundry Cleaners Medford Tire Service Clinic Schuneman — Simons Insurance Real Estate FIFTEEN DOLLAR CONTRIBUTORS Downings Parkway Gardens Dales Quick Stop Doc's Catfish Farm Effie's Beauty Shop Medford Auto Parts Medford Lumber Co. Hills Furniture Co. Brenda's Beauty Shop Maxwells Country Inn Medford Nursing Home Medford Patriot Star Bob Honeyman Trucking Marquise Studio, Inc. Scottianne Beauty Shop The Flower Pot Florist Johnson Motor Heating Enid Typewriter Company Adams Equipment Company Tydings Wholesale Co. Enid Freeman Equipment Co. Enid Wakita Community Health Center Misak Electric Refrigeration Newkirks Custom TV Appliance Associated Milk Producers Inc. ■ COLOR CONTRIBUTORS Contributor Amount Page Medford School $ 84.00 5 Senior Class $31 1.00 8-9 Future Farmers of America $31 1.00 52-53 Future Homemakers of America $155.50 58 Medford Alumni Association $155.50 59 Medford Yearbook $311.00 74-75 COVER CONTRIBUTORS C. R. Anthony's of Blackwell Blue Denim Material at Cost Beaties of Medford $40 toward Blue Denim Material Scottianne Shop Red Bandanas for Pockets Corley's Leather Goods of Enid Leather Strips and Stamping Medford Student Council Red Cardinals