Medford High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Medford, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1981 volume:

Like all Inaugurals, none of it came out of the taxpayers’ pockets. Reagafffias had good reason to feel happy. Exactly 36 minutes after Ronald Reagan was sworn in. the hostage's freedom flight fin ty left Tehran. Carter’s last minute push to free the hostages had w some measure cushioned the emotional impact of hisffMfthing defeat last November. Now another chapter has ended and an era of nationafrene iel begins ft i ________M taken Captive on Nov. 4, jjfc79 when Iranian using airpl The hostages wtte in Iran. An attempt was made to save thejS Nostages over tfye U S. Embassy s and helicopters. Some of the helicopters broke down eutsitie of Tetpran. in the desert, and killed 8 U.S. soldiers Richard Queen was released on July 11 duPWWness. Later on in the month, the Shah died in a hospital in Egypt. Many thought his death would m$an freedom tpe hostages. Their release was final on January 20.1981. ■■ Don Nickles won the U.S.l Senate race, therefore, becoming the youngest U.S. Senator ever to gain that post. Christmas Program Lord, make me an instrument of Thy peace: Where there is hatred, let me sow love. Where there is injury, pardon; Where there is doubt, faith. Where there is despair, hope; Where there is darkness, light; Where there is sadness, joy. 0 Divine Master, grant that I may not so much seek To be consoled as to console. To be understood as to understand. To be loved as to love; for it is in giving that we receive; It is in pardoning that we are pardoned; it is in dying that we are born to eter- nal life u NAME L. Arens K. Bruner K. Corder R. Croft C. Divelbiss C. Falkenberg R. Fleshman D. Hall B. Hammer G. Hula J.Johnson L. Keith C. Kretchmar J. Kretchmar S. Lamb L. Magnus J. McClain C. Murdock T. Nipper D. O’Hair R. Reimer B. Schmitz M. Schmitz K. Sharp E. Shire T. Stocker D. Stout D. Taylor J. Williamson LIKES Foxy Guys Sports Weekends Football Food Pool Guitar Everybody Music Girls Malts Honesty Travel Cute Boys Fast Cars GregCink Football Guys Fun Food Skoal Cooking Fishing Muscle Men PC-H Girls Music Weekends Games Lesa Fitts cn DISLIKES Jerks Mexican Food School Lunches No Study Halls Early Band School Disco Music Liver Orthodontist Not Much Peeling Potatoes Fakes Stuck-Ups Snobs Late People 2-Timers Barry Roberts Working Stuck-Up Boys Tests Track Hateful People Nothing Girls Who Flirt Pushy Girls Late People School Lunches Stuck-Ups Ugly Girls HOROSCOPE PROBABLY MOSTLY AMBITION WILL BE SEEN WITH Successful Engineering Career Millionaire College Football Famous Organist Be a L.P.N. Happy Life Working with Oil Co. O.S.U. Successful Model Kind. Teacher Stewardess Elem. Teacher Millionaire Artist College Football Accountant Art Teacher Elem. Teacher Hog Farmer Drug Counselor Selling Paintings $$$ Get “One” Guy Filthy Rich Business Rich Boxer Wealthy To Be Rich Indy 500 Driver Farmer Farmer Rancher Gas Attendant Nurse Aide Chemical Engineer Diesel Mechanic Legal Secretary Dirt Farmer X-Ray Technician Married Mother Housewife — 2 Kids 7' Tall Middle Class Cowgirl Beach Bum Midget Tractor Driver Potato Peeler Hog Farmer Farmer Bachelorette Unmarried Lumberjack Oil Co. Worker Dead Young Air-Cond. Tech. Little Gold Car Patty O’Hair Firebird Tammie Sparkling Teeth Myself Lana Williamson Joanna Johnson Joe McClain Someone Don Hall Lisa and Bev Friends and Tim Long Legs Rita Greg Cink Rex’s Legs Bottle Rick Clothes on Green Pick-Up Boys Himself Friends Crown Royal Yellow Pinto Older Brother Ugly Brothers Lesa Housewife — 10 Kids Se Uar (££444 Hula, Gary — Pres. Croft, Rick — V. Pres. Divelbiss, Cheryl — Sec. Bruner, Kent — Stuco. McClain, Joe — Stuco. Arens, Lisa Corder, Kevin Falkenberg, Cathy Fleshman, Roy Hall, Don Hammer, Beverly Lamb, Steve Johnson, Joanna Keith, Luann Kretchmar, Cindy Kretchmar, Jonna Magnus, Lori Murdock, Carla Nipper, Tammie O’Hair, Donita Reimer, Rex Schmitz, Brenda Schmitz, Mark Sharp, Kimberly Shire, Evan Stocker, Terri Stout, Don Taylor, Diacon Williamson, Jack 6 mi Sc wd 'PenMwaei Ailey, Kathy Blubaugh, Don Boomer, W. C. Boyer, Cleetis Boyer, Deldris Bruner, Darrell Bullard, Stella Campbell, Glen Case, Larry Collier, Norma Cook, Mark Cox, Charles Cox, Christine Davis, Pauline Delay, Betty Dell, Theresa Dewey, Larry Don Divelbiss, Mary Lou Flahherty, Kathy Fowler, Nelda Fulton, Carol Goforth, Marilyn Gray, Ethel Hajek, Wilma Hammer, Bonnie Hiebert, Cheryle Hildinger, Carolyn Holloway, Mary Huckleberry, Pat Innis, Roy Dean Johnson, Louis 8 Scfo C Keith, Al Keith, Evelyn Kirchoffner, Frank Knedler, Mike Kramer, Kerry Kuehny, Paul McMillan, Cheryl Mitchell, Gene Mitchell, Mildred Neuman, Alvin Nipper, Frances Nollenberger, David Nuttall, Neil Nuttall, Susanne Pierce, Gina Price, Dee Price, Scott Proctor, Trudy Reimer, Rebecca Riley, Donald Robertson, Bea Schmitz, Clark Sharp, LaVon Shaw, Marsha Smith, Bob Subera, Darla Taber, Martha Terronez, Bruce Tims, Edna Wilson, Terry Zeman, Otto ££eae U ty’uute Bliss. Mark Blubaugh. Tom Cink. Mike Duke. Jenni Embree. Deann Frazier. Donna Goforth. Shelly Hensley. Junior Hibler. Alan Hill. Annette Hogan. David Honegger. Ken Jantzen. Travis Johnson. Jennifer Jones. Todd Keith. Telisa Kilian. Brian Kilian. Paula Klein. Mark Kretchmar. Patricia Lawrence. Wade Peacock. Tricia Perez. Ana Phillips. Patricia Pond. Raye Jean Postlewaite. Jim Schmitz. Phillip Simons. Brenda Sladek. Carol Smetana. Rachel Stout. Jody Williamson. Lana Winter. Connie Ziba. Sean 10 7e U6 Aebi. J.C. Albright. Kelly Bliss. Mardy Bowman. Kathy Divelbiss, Patty Fitch. Annette Frazier. Billy Hensley. Brandon Holden. Brent Isaacs. Charlotte Johnson. Mike Kennedy. Kip Kretchmar. David McCaleb. Kim McCaleb. Scotty Misak. Charles Morris. Todd Mund, Gina Murdock. Duana O’Hair. Patty Robertson. Rusty Schmitz. Larry Skrdla. Linda Smith. Greg Smith. Mark Raphael. Bill 7tc tt£ Corder. Ross Cowger. Candy Croft. Christine Curl. Warren Duke. Marla Fleshman. Jeff Hampton. Susan Innis, Jon Irvin, Tim Jones. Mary Kilian. Darrell Loch. Dea Melka. Darin Misak. Alen Morris. Rodney Mund. Larry Nibarger. Roxie Owens. Julie Peacock. Bart Peacock. Shelly Ramsey. Robin Schuermann. Chris Stout. Lana Thomas. Rodney Winter. Donnie Wright. John Zeman. Steve Ziba. Rob 12 Aebi. Debbie Bruner. Darrin Cink. Bret Clark, Scott Clmage. Angie Cowherd. Sue Dell. Daresa Feist. Tammy Goforth. Sheila Good. Wayne Hajek. Amy Hibler. Michele Luft. John Jackson. Marla Newland. Sheryl 0 Hair, Julie Pond. David Postlewaite. Jeff Reed.Jason Richardson. Patty Richardson. Terry Schmitz. Brent Smetana. Todd Shockey. Lisa Sydney. Ronald 13 Wilson. Jeff Raphael. Randy Seventh tp'uute Adams. Lesley Aebi. Charlie Alley. Paul Albright. Troy Duke. Kelly Frazier. Deborah Janzen. Michelle Chilcoat. Gregory Curl. Donald Curl. Roy Johnson. Amy Kennedy. Cara Irvin. Chris Issacs. Merle Jones. Jeff Kretchmar. Lorie McCaleb, Shanna Richardson. Candy Loch. Darin Nibarger. Howard Ripper. Melisa Schmitz. Michele Simons. Debra Skrdla. Arlene Stout. Marty Tinder. Justin Tomsu. Leo Wages. Tina Webster. Kenneth 14 ScxtA ty'uuCe Aebi. Shelly Bryant. Keith Clark. Charlene Clinage. Greg Corder. Valerie Duke. Amy Foster. William Gilliland. Robyn Hoffman. Jim Isaacs. Pamela Johnson, Stan Jones. Darin Krejsek, Donald McKee. Russell Nollenberger. Beth Schuermann. Curtis Stout. Eric Subera. Layne Taber. Chad Tebow. Greg Ball. Amanda Bartley. Tracy Boepple. Andy Briggs. Billy Cink. Brenda Cless, Jeff Clinage, Frank Cowherd. Kelly Croft. Vicki Dell. Byron Divelbiss, David Drennan.John Feist. Brian Frieouf. Buffy Gilliland. Brent Glenn. Melissa Glidewell. Danny Hogan. Elizabeth Hokit. Gwen Irvin. Damian Lawrence. Ruth McCaleb. Sharlotte McCaleb, Torie Mund, Lee Nollenberger. Brian Oathout, Tony Proctor. Eric Root. Paula Ruff. Charles Schmitz. Bradley Sydney.John Taber. Melanie Taylor. Scott Tinder. Teresa Wages. Laura Webster. Kelly Wedman. Charleen Woodson. Tommy 16 'P untA tyiacte Aebi. Sheila Aebi, Troy Booker. Gene Boyd. Traci Bryant. Bryan Chambers. Richard Cless. Robbie Crites. Merri Day. Shannon Downing, Billy Frieouf, Clif Funderburk. Donald Jones. Charolette Jones. Kelly Misak. Melia Morris, Jennie Mund. Linda Newland. Gary Parks, Susan Reed. Renee Richardson. Kevin Riley. Brent Shriver, Jennifer Stockton. Linda Subera. Stacey 17 Sydney. Audra Ziba. Richard Ailey. Diane Brickman, Shelly Brittian, Carla Buchanan, Danny Corder. Kyle Cowger, Tony Embree. Jamie Hoffman. Michael Hogan, Melanie Holder. Stacy Jordan. Howard Junghanns. Carta Krittenbrink. Shane McKee. Randall Mahan. James — Picture Not Available Nibarger, Eric Riley. Scott Shockey.Jason Skrdla. Joseph Stout, Callie Stout, Sheldon Sydney, Roy Taber, Troy 18 Secanti Aebi, Alysia Aebi. Kateena Ailey. Debra Annex. Tonya Beggs. Melanie Benningfield. Brandi Blubaugh. Brett Carmichael. Charles Chambers. Justin Clark. Terra Clinage, Lisa Dewey. Francie Drennan. Steve Feist. Douglas Hodges. Donald Janzen. Travis Kilian. Jacquelyn Krejsek. Kathy Kretchmar, Rodney Mahan. Andrew Mitchell. Brent Nibarger. Angela Parks. Patricia Postlewaite. Angela Root, Wayne Schmitz. Ashley Stocksen, April Stout. Craig Stowers. Jennifer Taylor. Amy Truhlar. Kara Wages. Sharia Ward. Michael 19 Aebi. Kimberly Bramlett. Curtis Brittain, Brandi Brittain, Sherry Campbell. Kristy Cink. Chad Clingman, Courtney Cowger. Aaron Day. Derra Divelbiss, Scott Glenn, Michael Hokit. Monica Holder. Travis Isaacs. Paula Keller, Brandon Kilian. Mendy Kneeskern, Christopher Majors. Jennifer Riley. Andrew Ritchie. Jonathan Schmitz, Misty Shaffer. Monica Shire, Eric Shriver. Wendy Smith, Gina Stowers, Renee Sydney, Darrell Watsek. Laura Picture Not Available 20 'KCKctenya'itea Ailey, Susan Beggs. Travis Benningfield. Keri Boepple. Mary Cink. Misty Embree, Lance Fetters. Shelea Fipps. Adam Fore. Corey Funderburk. Jack Funderburk, Joe Glidewell. Kaley Irvin. Barbara Irvin. Bradely Johnson. Emily Jordon.Laura Junghanns. Quincee Lebeda,Brande McMillan. Carah Mennem. Brad Rogers. David Schmitz. Shelby Shriver. Jerry Stocksen,Jared Stockton. Barbara Stout, Shane Stowers. Mark Taylor. Ty 21 Senior Class Officers ROW 1 Kent Bruner. Stuco; Rick Croft. Vice-President; Gary Hula. President. ROW 2 Joe McClain. Stuco; Evan Shire. Reporter. ROW 3: Cheryl Divelbiss. Secretary Junior Class Officers Brenda Simons. President; Donna Frazier. Vice-President; Deann Embree. Secretary; Raye Jean Pond. Reporter; Lana Williamson. Stuco; Sean Ziba. Stuco. Sophomore Class Officers ROW 1: Greg Smith. Vice- President; Mike Johnson. President; Mark Smith. Secretary. ROW 2: J. C. Aebi. Reporter; Kelly Albright. Stuco; Todd Mor- ris. Stuco. Freshman Class Officers ROW 1: Darrell Kilian. President; Ross Corder. Vice-President; Christine Croft. Secretary. ROW 2: Rodney Morris. Reporter; Julie Owens. Stuco; John Innis. Stuco. Eighth Grade Class Officers ROW 1: Amy Hajek. President; Michele Hibler. Vice-President. Lisa Shockey. Secretary; Jason Reed. Reporter. Darin Bruner. Stuco; Julie O'Hair. Stuco. Seventh Grade Class Officers ROW 1: Shanna McCaleb. Reporter; Debra Simons. Stuco; Greg Chilcoat. Secretary. ROW 2: Darin Loch. President; Lori Kretchmar. Vice-President. Mrs Bullard oxydalloweer on’t you think I'm a fox? Will I ever fall ii; love? I going out with tonigh Medford Cardii on the team. ( heerin. Homecoi outs«d£l Hi-ho, Hi-ho, To the pop machine I go. Sixth grade girls dissect a heart. 4 want, to be Donald and Steve listening to educational tapes. aders, Mrs Pierce sWo' on make-up proi ichel how to put p te in Spirit Week hat achers. OhJ’m so talented Mark Schmitz works on leather project. The 5th graders do bulletin board on political parties PARTY SYMBOLS BY ACCIQf NT Cliff dwellings arepblJ,U by graders. ,ook out we are going Ask Jon what he thinks about school lunches. lementaf PTB lalloween parade. ( hment grade is intrans- MfSv Diyelbiss adjusting Katny BowmaTrSJjand Shelly Gctforth ryi This work is harder«veryve? There's no c3� tongue like thisi • Bedford igured oi is not yt or going. fielly .Goforth eying guys; inder cover. Don't take my picl I've got Sunburned lip; st grader; FFA officers trying to get organized for the SAuctfc Shire plying naker in HomeT ■■■yjua make cont; Third graders students in Uq ’ond, Medford star running jns for another touchdown. !om from Guatemala City, in ige student with the Interna- have been in Oklahoma and what a wonderful state it is, teat fields to the mountains )een a terrific year for me many learning experiences, nd friends I have had here, lany things, I had a lot of fun chool, and also with all the g back to Guatemala will be f the wonderful moments I int to thank all of you who ig I did. I am never going to forget iir getting her th playing d o u s'e at The first graders getti ig ready for Halloween. ar and Bev Hammer talent Contest. huermann wdn br Art. - Drafting Class busy at work [Styles definite changing Heart Association Luann Keith crowds Ri« Croft FHA beau. % Nnson receives her theart kiss from FFA President. Honest Kip. a 52 isn't ti� t lust h, The future Slim Whitman chj ll rais- Jtmoney We got you now S t6ve Come final salute n HalfEiv Honorary Ushd Telisa Keith, T1 Time for Sum eningsen Blubaugh Joanna Joh Mem Senior olirlysing Turn Around and The Yeatscy i ■ Hello? Yes. this is Cheryl McNutt Y«r ail it, HKes is the one delis onT - remember one day in discussion with old .Sidmurtf Karl? He said . . . Yes.ifwas Karl .. . No! Karl ‘Oh. Claude. I think I ■Love you! I know I am beautiful . . but that doesn't give you the right to touch me. Glitterl th:.! M ;ht that on fey I a genuine Gladys: What’s that? Veronica: I dunno. but it don’t look friendly! tor: You -hit Claudette. I don like yoy- you're a bad ptrson., pozo: You stay away from me. weirdo! sensatiorti nows tor yol Philo I've got so Miss arrymore. Miss arrymore: McGnty: If'n these hj up I'm likely to pull a rj Miss Belle: I knew I shouldn’t have eaten that jpean burrito tudents don't pfl Here's the tricky part, The Big Fig Newton reddy: I’m lool J Jhents Victor T kensteiry Hdria Shelley is Shelley: ause I’m a enjoli. . A. Bozo —|N makes a fool o me! g £57 1 think I'm goi hdve an aib hitfack. McG ughta v |i c k e t haracteo he envird E What's so ifepor you got to se Aie? ROW 1: Brian Kilian. Todd Jones. Mark Schmitz. Travis Janzen. Kent Bruner. Joanna Johnson. Rick Croft. Evan Shire. Mike Cink. Gary Hula. Rex Reimer. Jody Stout Rusty Robertson ROW 2: Scott Price Mike Johnson, Kip Kennedy. Mardy Bliss, Larry Schmitz. Brent Holden. Scotty McCaleb. Billy Frazier. David Kretchmar. Todd Morris. Greg Smith. J. C. Aebi. Charles Misak. Mark Smith, Brandon Hensley. Bart Peacock ROW 3 John Wright. Ross Corder. Donnie Winter. Rodney Morris. Warren Curl. Sean Ziba. Alan Hibler. Darin Melka. Rob Ziba, Darrell Kilian. Tim Irvin. Chris Schuermann. Jeff Fleshman. Roxie Nibarger. Lana Stout. Jon Inms. Larry Mund. Steve Zeman. Alan Misak Escort Gary Hula Senior Attendant Joapna Johnson L Escort Rex Reimer Junior Attendant Tricia Peocock cort Kent Bruner eshman Attendant elly Peocock S- Rusty RobertsonjMardy Bhss. Todd Mor ris, .arry chmiw.isnd Bill Frazier, in the ptanMD contest it the Soils Fair. Vo Ag I studeots washing and wrapping baned potatoes for the RecfBfrg their Gr� fl«nd pins 17 VWAgl studentsT® FHA ROW 1: Duarfe Chfistme Croft. Sfl Phillips, Deann En Falkenberg. Charlt Albright, Donna Fr, Joe McClain. Evan nette Fitch ( ¥ THIS FJ IMG SCARE CARDINALS homore Class DUKES flor,4� Ilbi s.j p Kennfe® RauJp'Hair. Cindy KfBchmar. ROW 2 My pd th Dea tlch. Mafia uuka. Brendabimons. ROW 3 )n. P3PV Divelbrs Patricia Phjll pi Christine Croft. ©win ROwVJ: Mike Johnson, Beverly Hammer $Jm Shafp. Gary hi. Jeff Xleshman. Jqn Inms. Ross Corder. Greg Smith.'EOV. . DavidHogaiSWiflWlrWfflJm colly McCaleb Peacodk. M -y Jones. Mechel Smetanlfcelisa oUe Isspcs. RObrn Ramsey. Kathy Bpvipa'n. Pauli i Brenda Schmitz. Rodne Morris. Lana Stout, l arr Alan Misak. Steve ZemarL Charles Misak Don Hall. rt Pea cock. uaVfo K retchmbr. Robbie Bba. Ken Hon “to� : Band Officers Cheryl Divelbiss — President Garyl President. Kim Sharp — Secretary. Rodney Morris — Librarian. Mike Johnson — Stuco llepresemative Terri Stocker -I Drum Major Hula vice Woodwind Section FRONT WW Charlotte Peacock. Miry Jones. Robin Ramsey. ROW 2: 66 Cindy Kretcnmar. Candy Cow ar. Dea Loch, dfe Schmitz. Rodney Moiris. CFristmeCroft. Julie r Ti Simons. Melka . ■ m , Donita O'Hair. Ctieryl Divelbiss. Kip Kennedy. Shelly Telisa Keith. Marip Duke. Shelly Goforth. Patty O'Hair. 3 Kathy Bowman. Paula Kilian, Patricia Phillips. Bren 1 tlair. Cindy Kretchmar. (Jiaralotte ula. Mike Johnson. Ter r( Stocker, Third Year f nd Members FRONT ROW; Mary Julie Owens. Canty Cowger. Dea Loch. Shelly Gof ®k Chris Croft. Robin Ramsey. ROW 2: Steve Zeman. Darin Milka. Lana Stout, Marla Duke Alen Misak. Jeff Fleshman. ROW 3: Jon Innis. Ross Corder. Ken Honegger. Rod Morris. Rob Ziba. David Kretchmar Jr. High Brass Section ROW U Jason Reed, Darrin Bruner, Jeff Jones, Darin Loch, Jeff Wilson, Brett Cink. ROW 2: Leo Tomsu, Kelly Duke. Charlie Aebi. Lesley Adams. Lorie Kretchmar. Troy Aebi. Todd Smetana. 3 phelle Hibier, ROW 2: Debbi Aebi. Amy Johnson4. Jeff Wages. Oebra Sirnons. ROW 3 Meliska Ripper. Shelia .hockey .pue Ann Cowherd. Shanna McCaleb. Daressa c, CharlidkAebi. Ja on Reed. Lorie Kretchmar, Lesley tr, Brent Schmitz. Angie Clinage, Marla Jackson ' Jr. High woodwind Section ROW 1: Shanria Wages. D4bra Simons. ROW 2: Shelia Goforth Michelle Schmitz. Paul Ailey. Greg Chilcoat ‘ ressf Dell. Cara Kenneiy, Michelle H ler. Michelle JantzenJue Anr[Cosher! Tina lsonJDebliie Aebi. Meli$sa Ripper. Chferyl Newland. Julie O Hair. ROW 3:|Amy Hajek. riald David Pend. Roriald Sydney. fJJ5. RayelPond, obertson. Patty ■ Tprronez. Rick lavid Kretchmar. Mike Cink. Mark pita 0 Hair sentative. ?ock. Palncia Kretchmar, Luann Keith. Tamm| Dea Loch. ROW 2 Annette Fitch. Patty CTHaij on Magnus. Christine Croft. Alen Misak Kjth ir. Gary Hula. Billy Frazier, Charles Miaak. Alai Corder. ROW 4: Coach Nutt'aft, R k Croft, Ker Morris. Tom Blubaugh. Phil Schmidt. % mini Cheerleaders Jonna Kretchmar. Patty O'Hair. Tncia Peacock. Lisa Arens. Jenni Duke. Donita O'HaV Julie Owens, and Tammie Nipper. Pep Club Michele Hibler Lone Kretc mar. Melissa Ripper. Leslie Adams, Debbie Frazier. Angie Clmeage. Alichele Janzen. Candy Richardson. Pat:' ty Richardson. Sue Coward. SyCan Hampton. Robin Ramsey. Rad el Smetana. Junior Hensley. Phil Schmitz. Cindy Kretchmar. Mrs Boyer. Donna Frazier. Lana Stout, c nme Winter. Patty Diveibiss. Brenda Schmitz. Kim Sharp. Dea Loch. Beverly Hammer. Lori Magnus. Cheryl Divelbiss. Daresa Dell. Lana livilliamson. Kelly Albright. Shelly Gofoth. Paula Kilian, Marla Duke. Patrick Phillips. Patricia Kretchmar. Raye Jean Pond, Brenda SimonsyMrs. Dell. Joanna Johnson. Cathy FalFenberg. Kelly Duke. Deann Embree. Dtbra Simons. Michele Schmitz. Cara Kennedy. Tma Wages. AmdHajek. Debbie Aebi. Julie O'Hair. Shelia Goforth. Kim McCaleb. Tammie Feist. Unfair ing vie Hunter rrs Lon Maghus. Pre$f Ifelbiss. VicewIPiiPPI fretary: Daresa Dell rly Hammer. STUCO. Jonna yell lot tory fj panthl il ROW 1: Debra Simons, JuH tOW 2: Mrs. Boyer, Lana Will ROW 3: Patty O’Hair. Tom tte Fitch. Cindy Kretchmar. Dwen Clam, Paul; funer, Jon tarns. Ju i Kent Bruner. Joe oft. Jonna Kretchn :hmar ieen and of Med- Football Capt; ming SemoHscor iophomorAItteni ;:or Tary Hul L idant Christir B-ofi I Joe gives Jonna th [ of Roses Senior C®am nior AtteWant � rt — Kent Bruner lant —Annie Duk Jo McClain, Jonna1 chmitz an becoming i -v 1. Miss Tammie Nipper was crowned Basketball Queen for the 1980-81 Homecoming Coronation. 2. Kent Bruner King crowned Tammie Nipper Queen. 3. Tammie Nipper 1980-81 Homecoming Queen. 4. Shelly Peacock was the Freshman attendant. She was escorted by Jon Innis. 5. Patty O'Hair was the Sophomore attendant. She was escorted by Todd Morris. 6. Tricia Peacock was the Junior attendant. She was escorted by Travis Jantzen. Ring Bearer was Russell Schultz. Flower Girl was Bridget Cink. 7. Patty O'Hair — Sophomore attendant. Tricia Peacock — Junior attendant. Tammie Nipper — Queen Shelly Peacock — Freshman attendant. SjMLt t,f W qft.Q 9 9 4fc£Z«:7aa52y«i io 2te «1-142 44. %7 9iS U! l4 W a yTv� ♦ At .if—! i _y Ro rtson. ( aft«srMi k,, rjeg' nW p€|i ioJd!en Afri os. Schmitz. Tommy Blubaugh, Junior Hensley, Billy Frazier. J. C. Aebi. cotty McCaleb. Mardy Bliss. Patricia Kretchmar BALL GfRl. ROW 3 Coach Terronez. Coach Nuttall. Evan Shire. Mark Schmitz, Rick Croft. on Hall. Roy Fleshman. Mark Bliss. Travis Jantzen. Kent Bruner. Gary Hula. Donald Stout, Rex Reimer. Jack Williamson. Kevin Corder. Joe McClain. Coach Kirchoffner. Coach Kramer. Newkiri for the season. win w Tt FAIRFAX NEWKIRK FAIRVIEW CALDWELL WAUKOMIS CHEROKEE PIONEER MOORELAND PC-H GARBER wrx • THE CARDINALS posted 13 12 vifctory over thef%irfaxRe T0e l foi%he 8fr e son opeijW WiTa scorelessfirWhalf, the Cards qg be and drove yards for the initial score of the g oieTTheJTD cameon a r5 yeard pass froan QB)Wrk BlifS to TE Travis Jantzen ah( cai touchdown on a 23 yard run b RodJevelt Glaepfer, to tie the sc9x . after he Cards H59 gitwr Bthe ball on a fiinst at the 4£yardNl ML Medford took the ensuing kfckoff fpliowmg the Fairfax touchdown, and orjtfte 1st play ofthe 4Tn quarter. Marfc liss ran the outsid ption block of Joe McClain for a 63vai Touchdown run. Jantzen kicked the PAT The secon frdinal fumble in the period set up the final F fax t defense held Glasper justincffes from the goal line on the 2 point cWwersion try to haryW to a 1 point lead with only 1:08 remaining in th ame. THE FIGHTING CARDINALS recorded their second win of the season with dtl 2 toDjrctory over the Newkirk Tigers. The first h IH0as defensive, scoreless, and hard fought. Postlewaite returnedjffesecond half kick-off out to the 27 yard line, but a penalty mov 15 yarparfrom the 12 yard line Postlewaite and McClain each picked up 2wprt3s. then on 3rd and 6. Bliss found the crease opened by the line, a QaffTthrowing the crucial block, raced 84 yards for the initial score of thproght. The Tigers were given two golden opportunities in the third peri dinals fumbled twice inside their own 20 yard line. On the first fumbprme Tigers moved the ball down to the Cardinal 6 yard line before a fu NkrkCcoft stopped the threat. The second time, they threw twoj fomplete passes then were thrown for a 4 yard loss by Phil Schmitz and ttfcrrnnto a field goal attempt which Phil Schmitz blocked, . fit ihe fourth quarter, beginning at the fifty. Postlewaite aMaN picked up 15 yards then Bliss once again found the creaseNWJiJJrte 3 y I On the road. Medford took on Fairview and came home with their 3rd straight win 13-10. With only 54 seconds remaining in the half, starting at their own 2 and aided by 3 fifteen yard penalties assessed to the Cards, the Jackets drove to Cardinal 11. where Jim Fast booted a 27 yard field goal to take a 3-0 lead The Cardinals took the Fairview kickoff and on 2nd down and 1 Travis Jantzen hauled in a 73 yard scoring pass from Mark Bliss with 18 seconds left in the half. A bad snap from center spoiled the PAT attempt, but the Cardinal held the lead 6 to 3 Neither team was able to generate much offense in the 3rd period. With less than 4 minutes gone in the 4th period. Mark Bliss fielded a Jacket punt, made a good 20 yard return, then was knocked loose from the ball by a bone-jarring tackle The Vellowjackets'. Strawn Steele, alertly scooped up the loose ball and rambled 45 yards un- touched for the go-ahead touchdown. With McClain. Postlewaite. and Bliss picking up yardage on the ground, the Cardinals drove to the Jacket 10 yard line, where Alan Hibler. surrounded by 3 Jacket defenders pulled down a pass from Bliss to give the Cardinals the winning margin with only 1:22 left in the game THE FIGHTING CARDINALS IMPROVED their record to 4 and 0 Fri- day night with a 41 to 7 defeat of the Caldwell Bluejays On their se- cond possession of the 1st quarter. Mark Bliss found the crease set up by the line to race 60 yards for the first points of the night Travis Jantzen’s PAT kick was good To begin the second quarter, Don Hall picked off a Caldwell pass and returned it 25 yards to the Bluejay 2 yard line One play later. Rick Croft crossed the goal line. On the next possession Hall carried the last 7 yards for the TD The pass for extra points to Jantzen from Bliss was good to make the score 21 to 0 The defense again stifled the Bluej3ys when on the first two plays Stout. Mark Schmitz. Kevin Corder and Hall sacked the bluejay quarterback for 17 and 15 yard losses Facing a 3rd and 32. the pass thrown by the Bluejay QB was picked off by Todo Morris and return- ed 40 yards to the Caldwell 18. Bliss earned the final 16 yards for the score to give the Cardinals 27 to 0 halftime lead. The Cardinals began the second half where they left off. as Joe McClain made a good 35 yard return of the kick off. Jim Postlewaite darted through a hole made by the line and with Travis Jantzen run- ning interference and taking the final Bluejay defender off his feet at the ten. went 44 yards for the Cardinals 5th TD. The Cardinals put one more TD on the board in the 4th period when Bliss hit Jantzen in the endzone on a 30 yard toss. Postlewaite runs against th Fairview defense Mark Bliss lawing conference w h head Kirchoffner ' ' ”7 ' i THE MEDFORD FIGHTING CARDINALS were defeated 32 to 27 by the district favorite Cherokee Chiefs. A blocked punt on the Cardinals 1st possession led to the Chief’s initial score of the night. The Cardinals came right back to knot the score. Rick Croft returned the kick off out to the 45. then with Joe McClain breaking free on a 30 yard run to move the ball down to the 7. Jim Postlewaite carried over for the score with 3:08 left in the 1st The Chiefs were in control of the ball as the 2nd quarter began, and put together an 85 yard drive to regain the lead. The Cardinals, unable to move after the kickoff, saw disaster strike their punting game again, as the Chiefs blocked the punt and Glen Highfill picked it up to go 30 yards for Cherokee's 3rd TD. Behind. 18 to 6. with 6:50 remaining m the half, the Cardinals answered with 2 TD’s of their own to go into halftime leading 20 to 18. The 3rd Q went scoreless as neither team got into enemy territory. The 4th Q gave the Chiefs good field oosition and the go ahead TD. Five minutes later, the Chiefs added 6 more points, to bring the score to 30-18. The Cardinals scored again, cutting the Chiefs lead to 5. With exactly 1 min. remaining in the game, the Cardinals perfectly ex- ecuted the on-side kick with Joe McClain making the recovery at the Chief 43. but 2 in complete passes and an nterception with 17 seconds left ended the Cardinals’ hopes of a victory. 82 The overthrown ball to Roy Fleshmaw was intercepted by a pioneer Defender. [dtfWh to the- Ipce of sco lone. ball .on their p stilled Jhe to store vie snt irt for the tie� the score for an overtime against Pioneer by kicking a 32 yard field goal. jfe defense couldn’t quite hold the Foneer offense as they scored in over rime to beat us 16 to 10. J is J Rick Croft pushes for mor$. Cardinal ardage on Homecoming night against PC-H. Mike Cink sacks PC-H quarterback, David Labrue. defense shut out the The Cardinals get a shut out against the Pond Creek-Hunter Panthers On their first possession, facing a 4th and 11. Jantzen split the uprights with a 33 yarder to give the Cardinals a 3-0 lead On first and goal from the 2. on their next possession. Croft carried over for the first Cardinal TD. Just before half, on the first play from scrimmage. Ziba broke through the line of scrimmage and went 30 yards. Bliss threw the ball out of bounds to stop the clock, then lofted a pass to Travis Jantzen in the endzone with just 8 seconds left in the half to make the score Medford 15. Panthers 0. The Cardinals 4th score came when Bliss crossed the goal line from 8 yards out to make the score 21 to 0. The Cardinals scored again in 8 plays with Croft going the last 4 The Garber Wolverines threw a pass on the 1st play from scrimmage that was picked off by Travis Jantzen at the 50. to set up Medford’s first TD of the night. Garber returned the kick-off to the 30. and on the first play from scirmmage Hall knocked the ball loose and it was recovered by Croft. Three plays later. Bliss hit Jantzen in the endzone with a 10 yard pass. Before half the Cardinals added 9 more points on a 30 yard field goal by Jantzen and a 28 yard run by Bliss. The Cardinals took possession of the ball at the 20 to start the second half and put together their best scoring drive of the night. The Cards added 14 more points in the 4th quarter. The first coming when Joe McClain made a razzle-dazzle 50 yard run to score, the Bliss found Donald Stout in the end zone for the 2 point conversion. loose as Tra' irdjnai Defense takes down jnd Etearcat le'dlbrd Cardinals wei £jine of scrimmage. 84 Cardinals hit hare!even though not come ou on tbp. Team Blackwell Newkirk Garber Alva Cherokee Waukomis Pioneer Garber Waukomis Junior Varsity We 28 14 0 14 0 32 30 2 28 They 6 28 6 28 18 22 6 0 0 The J.V Defense knocks the runner out of bounds before a possible Touch' Down. for more dinal yardage. 7th and 8th grade rterback. uses his quickness to gam yardage 7th and 8th Grade Team ROW 1: Paul Alley. Ronald Sydney. Chris Irvin, Charlie Aebi. Scotty dark. Todd Smetana. Kenneth yVebster. Marty Stout. Justin Tinder. Bret Cink, Troy Albright. Darin Loch. Jett Jones, Gr§g Chilcoat. ROW 2: Coach Kramer, Butch Tomsu. Jeff Postlewaite. Jeff Wilson, David Pond. Wayne Good. Darrin Bruner. Jason Reed. Roy Curl, grent Schmitz. Coach Nuttalt. Roy Fleshman. Darin oca-attempts to tackle the big runner lard; but they just ierokee offense. The Cardinals were stopped as they tried for more ygrtl.ige. _%67 I utoro tf-OFOfy I OFO p, LH FO t.tofo tS-OF Ofy rtVWo DCLA- srti Q 0U MENT Cc%� gtofc-Oouglas RotWjCj ek-Hunter ,LTOURNAMENT Rukomis exhoma AREA TOURNAMENT Sean Ziba ties the ball with Hollingsworth of Pond-Creek at a most critical point; with 47 sec. left, the game was tied at 45 all. Cheryl Divelbiss makes a pass and gets fouled in the process. ■resenting-the g ls I n, Cheryl dtvelbti ac cepts the, 3rd $%• trophy in thg B6 Jotfmh-' ment. a «■■treating Helena-Gol Vr i tOFQ f sVfber rebound Ra% Pond awail Julie Owens trie: Kretchmar Md side reboun® Junior Hensley does a good job rebounding as he gets a jump ball off a rebound. 1,� fir — The High School boys receive their 1st place Con- ference Tournament Trophy. The Cardinals defeated Wakit 47-45. R. HIGH GIRLS BASfcET BAILORS e Aebi. Melissa Ripper, Lorie Kretctimar. Cara Kennedy Goforth. Julie O'Hair. Shanna McCaleb. Debra Simons Amy HajeK. Kelly Duke — Boys £ Jr. High Scores 31 Waukomis 38 39 Wakita 33 Wakita 40 f Pioneer • 32 36 31 DCLA 34 I4btJ Pond Qreek-H 37 51 Cherokee % 21 VWWakit VB' 45 I Wakita fZr 32 Cherokee 23 CBIackwelU f r 3® Burlington al m2® MVakita jj?-- rJ � WakitaT I Jto wT ' Garber m 28 We They 21 35 1 38 ■ 27 33 18 40 26 32 45 34 26 37 33. t 21 - 35 21 33, ' lent -lv jk 45 % r 32 23 26 | J afK Bliss wins the ;he lOO'Ird. dash. State quwifier ConfereMrtff Ctevid Krltchmar “strides out” to gptch Lance Elliot in the finals of the 220 at the conference meet. L J, JH k. ' ' €� ■ trmtik Thr rdeO iMing about thes? 80 yd low hurca . 'm Mn is jally e after Wfe MEDFOHf WEDFOR regional char iual events. These ffur racers paced alllhe relays and.pl?; Let's see did Coach Nuttall say. no sweat or no sweats? Sean Ziba. State Loa sts in the 440 relay. 880 rela rand mile relay. Trirla and Kelly get, a picture perfect handoff. Covinglon-TJougfas meet, fh? boys and girls both won the flEDFORI ■nEDFOfiri MEOFOWi flEDFOW me Graft. Pe ocvlDel Duana Murd Pf.Jdarla Duke,1 irrjar, Kelly ABrigtnt Tricia Peof MlStJutV fdbvJ SyelJ? Ppi lHyG«forV ROwta Cdach Wilsi it® F t h. Lori ll :® .V Tamrme N ’caBJule pfiamretcfflria k. P«ty, O'Hair, lir, Karny Boi tana. Patricia kt rO i o I I WEDFOW linRipper RCT h, Debrr imi ft 3FC V J :tchm3r LeVlei WOrH 1QW 1: fTlgwilinage, Micheli fety Duie Cfa ICenfoi , D« ,my HwBk Shjnrw McCaleb. j The Banshees easily defeated M.WSJH as they won their division. J Wlli FITCH nivfiK iHKICHT ty|Telisa Keith, Beverly Hammer. R e Jean Pond LineA Skrrtte. Cheryl 2: atty Divelbiss, Lisa Arens. Brendi Simons. Paula Kiliaj, Shelly Goforth — Sponsor.f)iacon Taylor. Larry Shmitz. Lana Williamson. Roy Fleshmai ss. Tbdd Mo is. Tom Blubaugh. , j jA National Honor I Kathy Bowman.l ROW 3: Gene Mi1 :heryl Divelbiss. Chris $ ofdrth. Rodney Morris Bruner. Tom Blubpugl ITPatricia Phillips. Raye Bean Pond. Linda Skrdlaj ms. Lana Williamson. Patricia Kretchmar. Shelly fell — Sponsor. Ross Corder. Roy Fleshman. Kei d ml Jfcm stjt.f Honor Sonety. RC n ROW 2: Brenda S Meika. ROW 3: Gene Mi ]mpbeil Sponsor. , 1 i!; i s s H He President; BjjHP odd Morris T rfasurer Cou dil Represmtative. Honor Socl bent; Raye All Northwi Rick Croft. istrict Football : Bruner. DAR. Cheryl Divelbiss This pod i •� ford SchcLc I P se r led to the tl nory ijeDarrell Dell. T grade Grant ( servation fTners, Soil s t e r Andrew iMaQS Kresjak a 1st pi, conservation ess; 2nd place winners in Tonkawa High SctAol Bowl Mark Schmif Tom Blubaugh. Diacon Tatr, David Hogap. Miku Johnson A like Johnson — leech Contest Wj f Football Aii-Distnct— L . Cro , Kent Bruner,.Mark SchPnt. FFA Proficiency Awards ROW 1: Kent Wr. Gary Hula. Rex Reimer, Shire. Rick Croft. Mark Schmitz. ROW 2: Darin Melka. David Kretchmar Johnson. Brian Kilian. Tood Jones. ROW 3: Alan Misak. Darrell KiliaiB) Misak, J. C. Aebi. Rob Ziba, Todd Morris. College Scholarship Awar Bs ROW 1: Brenda Schmitz — NOC; Cheryl Divelbiss — OSU; Donita O'Hair — SWOSU. ROW 2: Jon- na Kretchmar — NWOSU; Don Hall — OS Tech; Roy Fleshman — OSU. Wup V apra Ke1fh — PE0 W tish Rite; Mark Sen! National Bank. Lions ards U ArenS' Tbcc urd ck — Scottish W — Agriculture; Roy 1 Bb. and Medford Alumni Jonna K Schmitz. Diacon Taylor. Kent n '1 Bruner. Roy Fleshman — Co-Valedictorian Cheryl Divelbiss — Co-Valedictorian Cheryl Divelbiss — JohrvPhilip Sousa Award Mrs. Carolyn Hildinger — Grant County Teacher of the Year. Perfect Attendance Grades 1-6 ROW 1: Melanie Begg April Stocksen Rodney Kretchmar, Travis Holder. ROW 2: Shelia Aebi Gar fcUj m Brent Riley. ROW 3: Scorn Taylor. Russell McKee. Dell. Tracy Bartley. f agffM pm®� Iter, Grant Coi immie Nipper bior Miss. 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