Medford High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Medford, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1987 volume:

THIS IS THE TIME TO REMEMBER ... Fitness Plus of Medford opened in January; Long’s John Deeri closed; the Co-op service station closed to make way for a highway improvement; Hill’s Furnitun closed and reopened later under new management; Friendly’s added video rental; Medford had i Christmas parade and Santa bucks ... August 20, Pat Sherrill killed 14 Edmond Post Office employees injured 6, and killed himself. Unemployment and the homeless were growing problems as the economy continued to sag and farms and businesses failed ... Former Governor Henry Bellmon was sworn in for a much later second term with high hopes that hi could pull Oklahoma out of an economic crisis. Sixteen Oklahoma banks failed in 1986, including Enid’} First National. At the beginning of 1987,90 more were said to be in trouble... Schools across the nation and in Oklahoma began teaching students about AIDS; more than 40 case; have been reported in Oklahoma ... Reagan’s presidency was marred by scandal — controversial secret arms shipments to Iran and thi diversion of millions of dollars to the Contra rebels in Nicaragua. The first major income tax reforms ii 40 years went into effect at the beginning of 1987 ... On July 4 the Statue of Liberty was reopened after being closed for restoration in 1983 ... In September, terrorists conducted a 10-day bombing seige in Paris, France. Late in January terroris kidnappings continued and Americans in Lebanon were targets as well as other foreigners ... Three per cent interest and other incentives were introduced to help a floundering automobile market. Sara Ferguson married Prince Andrew and became a Duchess ... On Monday, January 19, 1987, thi 1st federal holiday honoring Martin Luther King, Jr., was celebrated even though is birthday is Januar 20 ... In December Dick Rutan and Jeana Yeager piloted Voyager around the world, non-stop, 28,001 miles, setting a new record ... Tip O’Neill, Speaker of the House, retired after 34 years in the House; hi served the last 10 years as Speaker, having the longest consecutive tenure in history... Deaths: Oesi Arnaz, Cary Grant, Lloyd Rader (powerful Dept, of Human Services head in Oklahoma. Sports: The Mets won the World Series (4-3) over the Red Sox. Brian Bosworth, “The Boz,” influence! hairdos; he was later barred from the Orange Bowl when he tested positive for Steroids. OU defeatei Arkansas in the Orange Bowl. Drug testing was big in sports and business after football star Don Roger and star basketball recruit Len Bias died from cocaine abuse. The New York Giants defeated the Denve Broncos — 39-20 — in the Superbowl. Fads: Swatches, Coca-Cola clothes, decorated sweatshirts, suspenders, and lace collars. Toys: Bears, bears, bears! Lazer Tag, Popples; Bingo Bear, and toys that talk to kids and that recor their voices were popular. At Christmas, G.l. Joe was the number one seller, then Barbie dolls, Poun Puppies, and Teddy Ruxpins. Hairdos: Bosworth haircuts and braided permanents. Movies: TOP GUN, CROCODILE DUNDEE, ALIENS II, THE COLOR OF MONEY Stars: Tom Crusaand Kelly McGillis Music: BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN LIVE, a 40-song album, became the fastest selling multiple record set i history with advance sales of 1.5 million. Songs: “Twist and Shout,” Bon Jovi’s “You Give Love a Ba Name,” Van Halen’s “Love Walks In,” Lionel Ritchie’s “Ballerina Girl,” and Billy Joel’s “This Is th Time to Remember.” Whitney Houston was a big winner at the American Music Awards. j TABLE OF CONTENTS Cardinal Donna Bennett in a Classic pose. Mm� Time-out during the Conference Tournament Carta, Julie. Donna. Shelley and Jennie ' Tg ■ PERSONNEL Kathy Ailey, Bus Oriver Cust. Wanda Anthony, Custodian David Bailey, Secondary Prin. Leslie Bailey, Teacher Aide Kent Barker, Band Director Edwina Beaver, Social Studies Cheris Benningfield, Dishwasher Cleetis Boyer, Math Deloris Boyer, Secretary Rex Bruce, History, PE Baseball DarreU Bruner, School Board Dale Buck, Math PE FB Track Larry Case, Art Rita Case, English Keith Clingman, School Board Norma Collier, Cook Christine Cox, Bus Driver Pauline Davis, Custodian Betty Delay, Cook Theresa Dell, H.S. Special Ed. Marilyn Goforth, 2nd Grade Wilma Hajek, Home Ec. Bonnie Hammer, 4th Grade Tracy Hastings, T-lst Carolyn Hildinger, Science, Computer Sci. Bertha Innis, Librarian Yearbook Roy Innis, Supt. Margie Jackson, Dishwasher Ben Jones, Groundskeeper Don Johnson, School Board Olga Kretchmar, School Board Evelyn Keith, Secretary Virginia Metzinger, English Spanish Susan Mills, Chapter I Gene Mitchell, Counselor Science Mildred Mitchell, 1st Grade Frances Nipper, Kindergarten David Nollenberger, Business Jean Nollenberger, Bus Driver Merlene Payne, Vocal Music Mark Pearson, Vo. Ag. Gina Pierce, English Spanish Dee Price, 5th Grade Kathryn Rose, Elem. Special Ed. Brent Rousey, BB PE Social Studies Lavon Sharp, 3rd Grade Helen Sindelar, Custodian Bob Smith, School Board Judith Spencer, 6th Grade Pam Stone, Speech Pathology Steven Struble, Elementary Prin. Darla Subera, Secretary Martha Taber, Cook Arlene Terrell, School Nurse Sue Truhlar, Bus Driver John Webb, Custodian Terry Wilson, BB PE History Driver’s Ed. Patsy Woodson, Cross Guard 5 Shelly Aebi Kim Johnsc Layne Subera. President Darin Jones, Vice-President Greg Clinage Curt Schuermann Chad Taber Secretary-Treasurer T. D. Buck Reporter Amy Duke Gloria Zein Boyd Peterson STUCO Rep Russell McKee STUCO Rep Stan Johnson Beth Nollenberger Valerie Corder William Foster Jim Hoffman Lisa Delaney Mary Skrdla Scott Falkenberg Colors: Lavender Light blue Flower: Orchid Pam Isaacs Donald Krejsek illOTTOl Time is not measured by the passing of the years, but by what one dreams, what one believes, and what one accomplishes. Donna Bennett Charlene Clark JUNIORS 8 Amanda Bail Annie Beaver Karen Carver Brenda Cink Jeff Cless Frank Clinage Kelly Cowherd Vicki Croft Byron Dell Justin Denke John Drennan Brian Feist Buffy Frieouf Brent Gilliland Danny Glidewill John Holt Michelle Kosnar Cindy McCormick Brian Nollenberger Shartotte McCaleb Tony Oathout Mary Reneau Brad Schmitz Melanie Taber Scott Taylor SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN Stacey Holder Damien Irvin Howard Jordan Carta Junghanns Shane Krittenbrink Randall McKee Stephani Shire Jason Shockey Nathan Simmons Joseph Skrdla Gary Stepp Scott Sterling Cattle Stout Sheldon Stout Troy Taber Diane Ailey Cart Aldridge Shelley Brickman Danny Buchanan Kyle Corder Tony Cowger Jamie Embree Donald Funderburk 10 8th GRADE Alysia Aebi Kateena Aebi Debra Ailey Chad Bain Brandi Benningfield Brett Blubaugh Sean Brown Terry Brown Terra Clark Lisa Clinage Travis Coleman Clancy Delaney Franci Dewey Steve Drennan Doug Feist Eric Hoffman Travis Janzen Jackie Kilian Kathy Krejsek Rod Kretchmar Charles Lamb Brent Mitchell Mike Morris Angela Nibarger Eric Nibarger Patricia Parks Ashley Schmitz Misty Semsroth April Stocksen Craig Stout Melissa Stow Krysti Sweatt Amy Taylor Chad Tebow Kara Truhlar Sharia Wages 11 7th GRADE 12 Bonnie Hula Stephanie Hunter Paula Isaacs Brandon Keller Mendy Kilian Robert McCormick Devon Moran Misty Schmitz Jenny Shatter Daniel Shanks Eric Shire Gina Smith Jenny Stowers Renee Stowers Laura Watsek 6th Grade Susan Alley Robin Arthurs Christy Bailey Keri Bennlngfield Mary Boepple Misty Cink Lance Embree Corey Fore Jack Funderburk Joe Funderburk Kaley Glidewell Justin Holt Troy Hula Stacie Hunter Emily Johnson Quincee Junghanns Brande Lebeda Brad Mennem David Rogers Shelby Schmitz Barbara Skrdla Shauna Sterling Jared Stocksen Barbara Stockton Shane Stout Mark Stowers Ty Taylor Mike Torix Brandi Williamson Chad Winnie 13 5th GRADE Ryan Aebi Brad Bain Justin Blubaugh Jason Brickman Michele Caffey Aaron Fore J. C. Frazier Tracy Frieout Barbara Irvin Bradley Irvin Chad Johnson Laura Jordan Tammy Kilian Kathrine Nibarger Christina Richardson Russell Schultz David Skrdla John Skrdla Julie Spencer Mark Watsek 14 4th GRADE Bambi Adams Michael Arthurs Bridget Cink Shalon Cink Robin Cowherd Milt David Kurt Downing Jerod Green Jennifer Hodges Shanda Jackson Alan Kilian Niki Lisk Jill Renner Mitzi Rickabaugh Jody Roberts Peter Spencer 15 3rd GRADE Coy Burns Shawn Clark Sarah Clingman Lacy Coleman Erin Copeland Jeremy Downing Craig Fleshman Robbie Keller Justin Kilian Michelle McCann Kelly McCoy Erica Parsons Michael Rickabaugh Sheila Robbins Lance Schmitz Warren Thomas 16 Angi Adams Amy Biggerstaff Ashley Bramlett 2nd GRADE Kristi Arthurs Pam Bennett Chris Blubaugh Leisa Brittain Ty Burns Rebekah Chaplin Alyssa Downing Brian Holder Chris Johnson Amanda Krittenbrink Patricia Lamb Brandon McCurley Dustin Nollenberger Lucretia Petrik Lea Ann Rogers Chrissy Russell Willie Russell Jonathan Shanks Aaron Shire Wesley Stepp Jenny Stork Trisha Tebow Leisa Wirtz Bonnie Witt Jason Yarbrough Nathon Yarbrough 17 1st GRADE Jamie Arens Lori Biggerstaff Malisa Caftey Micah Fore Brian Green Scotty Hayes Pam Lebeda Rebecca Russell Dianne Scripsick Tony Shatter TRANSITIONAL 1st Jeremy Brittain Kodee Carranza Sandy David Timothy Dillon KINDERGARTEN Josie Cox Chad Dayton Lizzie Downing Jesse Frieout Michael Hunter Logan Junghanns James Kilian Kandi Koehn Jonni Kretchmar Brent McCurley Leslie Mennem Ashley Pctrick Darci Price Wyatt Reedy Daniel Rogers Julie Scripsick Joel Stow Jamie Wagner Jackie Wilson Jennifer Wirtz 19 7tti Grade: President — Misty Schmitz; Vice-Pres. — Courtney Clingman; Secretary-Treas. — Chris Gilbert, Reporter — Curtis Bramlett; Student Council Reps — Gina Smith and Mendy Kilian 8th Grade: Vice-Pres. — Travis Janzen; Secretary-Treas. — Brett Blubaugh; President — Chad Bain; Student Council Reps — Steve Drennan and Doug Feist; Reporter — Rod Kretchmar. CLASS OFFICERS Freshmen: Reporter — Jamie Em- bree; President — Carta Junghanns; Secretary-Treas. — Shelley Brickman; Row 2: Student Council Rep — Shane Krittenbrink; Vice- President — Troy Taber; Student Council Rep — Randall McKee. 20 Sophomore : Reporter — Jennie Stow, Student Council Rep — Mella Misak; Vice-President — Dusty Storck; President — Jennie Morris; Secretary-Treas. — Julie Stow, Student Council Rep — Renee Reed. Juniors: Left Side: Vice-President — An- nie Beaver, Student Council Rep — Dan- ny Glldewell. Right Side. Bottom to Top: Secretary-Treas. — Melanie Taber President — Brian Nollenberger; Reporter — John Drennan. Not Pictured: STUCO Rep — Brian Feist. Seniors: Student Council Reps — Boyd Peterson and Russell McKee; Reporter — T. D. Buck; Secretary-Treas. — Chad Taber; Vice-President — Darin Jones; President — Layne Subera. 21 22 SCHOOL LIFE Family Bakery Flower Pot $25 Contributor $25 Contributor 23 T. D. and Byron in war paint. OTASCO Jeanette’s Beauty Shop 24 A Contributor A Contributor Croft Chevrolet Friendly’s $25 Contributor A Contributor 25 Bernard Kretchmar Karen Kretchmar 26 Grasshopper Lawnmowers Nails Unlimited $25 Contributor $25 Contributor Koehn’s Plumbing Heating Medford Lumber Company Marissa and Mrs. Mitchell lead the 1st graders $25 Contributor $25 Contributor 27 Corner Deli Dale’s Quick Stop 28 $25 Contributor $25 Contributor 8th Grade Science class 8th grade science class launching rockets. Tracy Frieout and Russel Orennan and Brent Mi Spelling Bee Contestants: 5th Grade Skrdla and Troy Hula. Row 2: 8th — Cowger and Robbife McCormick. Grant County Abstract Co. J. C. Drennan $25 Contributor A Contributor 29 Mrs. Metzinger smiles; basketball homecoming is a successi | CONOCO Plant CONOCO Pipeline 30 $25 Contributor $25 Contributor CARIWALS Medford Auto Parts Fowler’s Could Christy be smiling about win- ning the Elks Hoop Shoot Contest? Angi and Sarah A Contributor A Contributor 31 April could be smiling about her lambs — Reserve and Grand Champions. Kilian Constitution Bramlett Corporation 32 A Contributor A Contributor ris at the word processor. d—on Shu MaryS., X — Artists al Udall, Kansas Couple — Don and Vi Goodwin stopped tor a few minutes on their way home from the Rio Grande Valley. They minister for the Lord along their travels. They left lor the Valley Nov. Scottianne’s Shoppe Scottianne’s Beauty Shop $25 Contributor $25 Contributor 33 TEACHER OF THE YEAR Cleetis Boyer, Math Teacher — served as President of Classroom Teachers Association, 1985-87. She is Student Council Sponsor, Senior Advisor; she teaches geometry, trig, 7th grade math, Algebra I, Algebra II, and computer science. Mrs. Boyer has taught twenty-four years — all at MHS. Misak Electric and Refrigeration $25 Contributor Anvil Auto $25 Contributor 35 36 Brenda’s Beauty Shop and Tanning Salon $25 Contributor Simons Real Estate Auction $25 Contributor H|K|l the Loom: Shelley B , Stacey S„ Tracy, Carta, Melia, Linda M. 1987 Volleyball Champs: Jr. H. Girls: Bleacher Bums Jr. H. Boys: Fudge Stains 2nd: Kung Fu Wetbacks H.S. Girls: Abominable Abdominal Snow Cramps 2nd: The Six-Pack 3rd: Fruit ol the Loom H.S. Boys: SMURFS 2nd: S.M.U. — Darin J„ Russell, Greg, Layne. Chad, and T.D. Brent G.. Richard, Mike, Dusty, Troy A., Billy (lying down) KSIH.A.D.E.S.: Diane A., OK State Insurance Services $25 Contributor Medford Packing Co. $25 Contributor 37 Courtney, Melanie, and Justin practice on patient? Boyd. rse Melia gii Mill ' Kid's Day — Mendy, Chad. Kids at Heart: Laura Watsek, Gloria Zein, and Melanjfaber. Career Day: Cooks — Jennie Morris and Renee Reed. imanda Ball. Mary Reneav, Diane Ailey, Sharia 3« Conrady Motor, Heating Electric $25 Contributor Feist’s More Store $25 Contributor Joseph Is it coming up or gi Dense Mechanical $35 Contributor Enid Typewriter Co. $35 Contributor 39 funior Tug-ol-War: Butty, Mary R„ Laura.TTcki, and Melanift Bailey Insurance Agency $35 Contributor Compliments of Blunck Studios, Inc. Clinton — Elk City — Lawton — Weatherford in Lollipoi 1987 Fun Festival: Jrs. — 43 pts., Srs. — 34 pts.. Sophs — 33 pts., Fr. — 22 pts. 3-legged Race — Juniors Skateboard Race — Juniors Basketball Throw - Freshmen Inner Tube Relay — Seniors Bubble Gum Contest — Juniors Blind Football Kick — Seniors Pie-Eating Contest — Seniors Balloon Race — Juniors Lip Sync — Sophomores Egg Toss — Sophomores Tug ot War — Boys — Sophomores Tug ot War — Girls — Sophomores Blubaugh Auto Parts $25 Contributor NAPA Blubaugh Ford $35 Contributor 41 42 Keith and Debbie Clingman $50 Contributor Fred B. Blythe D.D.S. $45 Contributor Beth Nollenberger and Amy Out lllie resting their May 16. Mary Reneau, Tony Oathout, and Vicki Crott dee the big night. fHH Kingfisher Federal Savings Loan Association, Inc. $50 Contributor fan sMpled the refreshments; “I remember now - the Student Handbo you must wear parfs or you have to wr - wulelH” The Seniors. Jean Nollenberger, Mr. and Mrs. Harris. Mrs. Pierce. Mark Holmes ready to leave Worlds ol Fun. dorpf Guys. This is the wayTTs done. Gold Spot Associated Milk Producers, Inc. $35 Contributor Smrcka’s Dairy Snack $35 Contributor 45 GROUPS 46 FFA Awards: Tony — Speech; Gary — Swine Production; Dusty — Placement in Sales and Service; Randall — Star Greenhand and Home Improvement; Gary — Star Greenhand. Row 2: Russell — Star Chapter Farmer and Cereal Grain; Donald — Dekalb Award and Sheep Production; Richard — Placement in Production Agriculture; Brent — Soil and Water; Tony — Beef Production; Jeff — Mechanics; Stan — Diver- sified Livestock. FHA Awards: Valerie — Outstanding FHA Member; Shelly — 2nd. District A-OK Cook-Off; Stacey — 1st. District — A-OK Cook-Off. Row 2: Franci — 1st. District FHA Creed; Jennie — Outstanding FHA Member. 1st National Bank $75 Contributor 47 THE CURIOUS SAVAGE Bit Joria Zein ristopher lubaugh Stow Embree But you can't see it, Mrs. Savage! You miserable worthless creature. Do you know what you've cost us? Oh! Does it bite? Would you accept a bribe? $50,000? Oh no! You didn't bury the bonds there! The Flight of the Bumblebee” ing a crown. Is she a princess? Wearing out the carpet evenly' Gretel: Amy Biggerstatt Hansel: Joe Funderburk Directed Hansel and Gretal With Friends: Micl Alley. Brad Mennem. Kaley Glidewett Boepple. Julie Spencer. Susan r Fore. Hansel and Gretel eat goodies from the Gingerbread House: Jen- nifer Hodges, Barbara Irvin, and Michael Arthurs watch. ;hine Adelheid — Sarah Clingman Mama Bear — Christy Bailey Engelbert — Jack Funderburk Closing scene: Annie holds Baby Jesus — Morgan McCann Narrator: Annie Beaver Mi: Laura wager - CTapTfliaWtlflon - flwig laadar, ttobya Gilliland - G me Subera — Parliamentarian, Greg Clina(j« - Historian, Jennie Morris — STUCI met! — Reporter, Charlene Clark — Historian, Butty Frieoul — Point Chairman. Stacey Subera and Shelly Aebi 1st and 2nd place winnei Sub-District A-OK Cook-oft I FHA ROYALTY Jr. Escort: Melanie Taber Jr. Aft: Scott Taylor Beau: Layne Subera President: Shelly Aebi Fr. Escort: Carta Junghanns Fr. Att Shane Krittenbrink 8th Escort: April Stocksen 8th Att: Steve Orennan Soph. Escort: Stacey Subera Soph. Att: Dusty Storck This page paid for by the Medford FHA Joseph Skrdla, Gary Stepp. Brent Mitchell. Brett Blubaugh, Carl Aldridge, Howard Jor- dan. Rod Kretchmar. Back Row: Randall McKee. Tony Cowger, Shane Krittenbrink, Dusty Storck, Jason Shockey. Clif Frieouf, Gary Newland, Kyle Corder, Danny Buchanan. Jeff Cless, Robbie Cless. Richard Ziba. Brian Feist, Brent Gilliland, Tony Oathout, Byron Dell, Amy Duke. Justin Denke, Stan Johnson, Donald Krejsek. Russell McKee. ■'il: MEDFORD FUTURE FARMERS OFg£ M ■ ' AMERICA s ; % The Medford FFA hosted the 1st annual Ag Olympics, Saturday, Oct. , at the baseball fieldj e events: Post Driving — Blackwell 2 — 1st Place; Post Throw — Byron Dell, Medford — 1st; Hay Bale Stacking — Medford — 1st; Hay Bale Toss — Tony Oathout, Medford (7'6 ) — 1st; Sled Pull — Blackwell 2 — (1350 Ibs.pver 10 ft.) — 1st; Egg Relay — Blackwell 2 — 1st; Tug of War — Blackwell 2 — 1st. Medford won 1st Place over all; Blackwell 2 — 2nd Place; Blackwell 1 — 3rd Place; Pond Creek-Hunter —4th Place; and Billings —5th Place. , The Chapter entered the Fall Livestock Show, hosted the Leadership Conferende, and sold Blue and Gold Sausage, as well as cheese at Christmas. Other projects were the Chicken Dinner and Slave Sale, the smorgasbord dinner before the homecoming football game, the Four-County Speech Contest, the Creed Contest, spring livestock shows, and the FFA Banquet. Russell McKee, Carl Aldridge, Justin Denke, Randall McKee, and Donald Krejsek attended the National Convention in Kansas City. Donald Krejsek was a member of the National FFA Band for the second time. Xfc Winners of the FFA-sponsored lighting contest at Christmas: City Home — Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wages, Business — Adams Equipment, Rural Home — Mr. and Mrs. Randy Kretchmar. Downings Longs of Medford 56 $25 Contributor $25 Contributor r Clyde Co-op Adams Equipment $35 Contributor $35 Contributor 57 HOMECOMING PARADE — “My Favorite Monster” 1.1 1 Place — 8th grade' “Abominable Snowman, 2. Junior lloat, 3. 2nd Place — 4-H, 4. Freshman float, 5. 3rd Place — Cub Scouts, 6. Senior Float “Cookie Monster (This page paid for by the Medford Alumni Association.) This page paid for by the H.S. Cheerleaders High School Cheerleaders Annie Beaver. Julie Stow. Jennie Stow. Carta Junghanns. Top Row: Shelley Brickman. Stacey Subera. Melia Misak Merrifield Office Supply Mr. T’s IGA 60 $25 Contributor $25 Contributor Jr. Att.: Melanie Taber Escort: Chad Taber Captain Greg Clinage Crowns Queen Amy Duke 1986 FOOTBALL CORONATION SR. Att.: Robyn Gilliland Escort: T. D. Buck Crown Bearer: Michael Hunter Flower Girl: Darci Price Soph. Att.: Melia Misak Escort: Layne Subera 1987 BASKETBALL CORONATION King Darin Jones crowns Queen Roby Gilliland Ring Bearer — Daniel Rogers; Flower Girl — Leslie Mennem Leslie and Daniel Row 2: Boyd Peterson, Layne Subera. Melanie Taber, Shelly Aebi, Robyn Gilliland. Renee Reed, Chad Taber. Darin Jones. Alysia Aebi. Amy Taylor, Robbie McCormick, Misty Schmitz, Mendy Kilian. Row 2: Jennie Stow. Robyn Gilliland, Brandi Benningfield. Melissa Stow, Franci Dewi April Stocksen, Kristi Sweatt, Kim Aebi. Kateena Aebi. Debra Alley, Julie Stow. Row 3: Donald Krejsek, Gary Stepp. Randall McKee, Vicki Croft. Sheila Aebi. Ml Bailey, Sharia Wages, Russell McKee, Amy Duke. Jr. 4-H: Susan Ailey, Keri Benningfield, Misty Cink, Corey Fore. Brad Mennem, Brad Bain. Jill Renner, Tammy Kilian, Michele Catfey, Emily Johnson. Row 2. Jo Roberts, Jim Stow. Justin Kilian. Peter Spencer, Travis Wilson, Russell Schultz, Julie Spencer, Jerod Green. Row 3: Jared Stocksen, Alan Kilian. Bridget Cink, Band Adams, Niki Lisk, David Rogers. Row 4: Aaron Fore, Shelby Schmitz, Justin Blubaugh, Chad Johnson, Ryan Aebi. Seniors 4-H Officers: Russell McKee, President Randall McKee, Vice-President Sheila Aebi. Secretary Danny Glidewell, Reporter Jr. 4-H Officers: Brad Mennem. President Ryan Aebi. Vice-President Emily Johnson. Secretary Corey Fore. Reporter 64 OKLAHOMA HONOR SOCIETY Renee Reed. Billy Downing. Julie Slow. Shelley Brickman, Jennie Morris. Row 2: Brian Nollenberger. Layne Subera. Annie Beaver, Jennie Stow, Carla Junghanns. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Gary Newland, Annie Beaver, Melanie Taber. Vicki Croft. Sheila Aebi. Amanda Ball. Row 2: Renee Reed. Gloria Zein, Bil- ly Downing, Julie Slow, Traci Boyd. Jen- nie Morris. Jennie Stow. Row 3: John Drennan, Chad Taber, Layne Subera. T. D. Buck, Brian Nollenberger, Kim Johnson. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS: Chad Taber, Secretary T. D. Buck, Treasurer Layne Subera, President Kim Johnson, Vice-President STUDENT COUNCIL President: Chad Taber Vice-President John Orennen Secretary: Annie Beaver Teachers, students, and friends showed their thankfulness to Mr. Nollenberger with this special Thanksgiving turkey. Each feather represented a get- well message and donation for this special teacher. STUCO Members: Bill Downing. Gina Smith. Rod Kretchmar, Men- dy Kilain, Doug Feist Row 2: Mrs. Boyer. Brian Feist Randall McKee. Annie Beaver, Renee Reed, Jennie Morris. Steve Oren- nan. Row 3: Chad Taber, Danny Glidewell, Russell McKee. Boyd Peter- son. Robyn Gilliland. John Drennan. Tony Oathout decorated tents satfg carols as upon the USS Star in the Persian Gulf, killing 37 U S. servicemen. Other deaths this year: Rita Hayworth, Randolph Scott. Danny Kaye, Andy Warhol Dean Paul Martin, Maria Von Trapp. Buddy Rich. Mr. Green Jeans. Fred Astaire. Jackie Gleason TV Evangelists. Jim and Tammy Bak ker involved in big scandal of the PTL. Amy Carter and Abbie Hoffman were . arrested in a protest. v flj ? A celebration of our 100th Congress and the 200th birthday of the Constitu J tion is underway. Presidential front-runner Gary Hart sidelined in sex scandal Rod K.. Boyd newborns. in studying before school ai MOCK TRIAL Mary Reneau, Robyn Gilliland. Row 2: Jennie Stow. Bil- ly Downing. Annie Beaver, Renee Reed. Julie Slow. Row 3 Brian Nollenberger. Danny Glidewell. Frankie Clinage. Tony Oathoul. John Drennan. The Medford Mock Trial Team defeated El Reno. Woodward, Tahlequah, and Ponca Ci- ty. They shared a split decision with Sapulpa. Sponsor — Mrs Edwina Beaver. ing Lawyer of the Day: Danny Glidewell You've got to be kidding!’ 68 Homer Holden Insurance $35 Contributor Kennedy Drugs $25 Contributor Ashley Schmitz’s drawing named Outstanding at OU Stovall Museum; 150 were chosen out of 8,096 entries from every state and Australia. Awards: Presidential Academic Fitness: Corey. Brad. Shane, Mark, Susan. Mary. Emily. Quincee. Extra-ordinary Effort Awards: Ty, Jared. Kaley. Christy. Jennie Slow. Julie Slow. Jamie Embree, Shelley Brickman. Melanie Taber. Carla Junghanns. Donna Bennett. Row 2: Diane Ailey, Shane Stout. Jennie Morris. Brian Noilenberger, Billy Downing, Troy Taber, Stan Johnson, Donald Krejsek. Standing: Tony Cowger, Dusty Storck, Scott Taylor, Kyle Corder, Danny Buchanan. Donald Krejsek was the John Phillip Sousa Award winner. Seniors with their plaques and Mr. Barker: Donna Bennett. Donald Krejsek (Senior All-Stale Band — SWOSU). Stan Johnson (Senior All-State SWOSU) McKINNEYS Chenoweth Green Oakwood Mall 222 W. Randolph 234-2327 234-2323 LUCKINBILL, INC. $25 Contributor 70 5th Grade Band: Barbara Irvin, K. Nibarger. M. Caffey. T. Frioeuf, A. Fore. Row 2: Brad Irvin, M. Watsek, T. Kilian, J. Brickman, R. Aebi, C. Johnson, B. Bain, J. Blubaugh, J. C. Frazier. 6th Grade Band: Q. Junghanns. K. Glidewell, R. Arthurs, M. Boepple, M. Stowers. Row 2: B. Mennem, S. Ailey, Jack Funderburk, E. Johnson. T. Hula. S. Hunter, B. Skrdla, C. Fore, L Embree, D. Rogers, M. Cink, K. Benningtield, C. Bailey, Ty Taylor. Row 3: S. Schmitz. S. Stout, J. Stocksen. C. Gilbert . Jr. High Band: K. Krejsek, M. Stov B. Benningtield, T. Aldridge. A. Taylor. L. Watsek. D. Ailey, B Brittam, J. Shatter. Row 2: A. Aebi, C. Kilian. M. Schmitz. B. Hodges, J. Kilian, B. Hula, S. Hunter, M. Semsroth, S. Wages, A. Stocksen, F. Dewey, G. Smith, R. Stowers, fr. Shank 3: R. Delaney, E. Shire, T. Janzen, E. Hoffman, S. Drennan, C. Bain, R. Kretchmar, L Clinage, C. Clingman, M. Morris, T. Holder, A. Cowger. s p E E C H Curt, Greg, Robyn, Mary, Brian. Amy, Gloria. Andy. Not Pictured: Donald. 72 Curt Schuermann — Alva, Domestic Extemp. — 2nd; Cherokee, Lincoln-Oouglas Debate — 2nd, Foreign Ext. — 2nd; Regional. Foreign Ext — 3rd (State Qualifier) Greg Ciinage — Alva, Okeene-Monologue. Robyn Gilliland — Cherokee, Foreign Ext — 1st, Monologue — 3rd. L-D Debate — 3rd; Alva, TV — 1st; Okeene, Poetry — 1st Foreign Ext — 1st Kingfisher, Dramatic Duet — 2nd. Foreign Ext. — 2nd; Regionals — Dramatic Duet — 1st For. Ext. — 2nd (State Qualifier) DR A. ANERS FI iCE mt iis and Boyd were, finishing the yearbook, they couldn't resist this photo ot p the snake they sliced open to observe. MORE SPEECH ... Brian Nollenberger — Cherokee. Original Oratory — 1st, Foreign Extemp — 4th, Alva (Regionals), Foreign Extemp. — 4th. (State Qualifier). Amy Duke — Alva. Radio. Poetry — 1st; Andy Boep pie — Kingfisher. Monologue — 2nd. Okeene, Dramatic Duet — 2nd, Regionals, Monologue — 4th, Dramatic Duet — 1st (State Qualifier) State — Monologue —4th. Donald Funderburk — Regional Qualifier. M. Bailey, n Ziba. T. Aebi, T. Cowger, OathOtt J. Drennan. S. Taylor. T. Russe (McKee. G. Clinage. L. Subera, | Gilliland. B. . Taber, S. Johnson. T. D. Buck; Coach Buck. 1. Dell. Row 3: Coach Rousey. Coach Bruce. ann I, Cos Greg scored in the Shattuck game on an 82-yard run. In the Cherokee game — Chad scored on an 8-yd run; T. D„ a 1-yd; Frank caught a 31-yd pass from Chad. Mike caught a 16-yd pas; T. 0., a 4-yd pass; and T. D. kicked 3 PAT'S. At Canton — Frank caught a 28-yd pass; T. D. a 27-yd pass; Frank a 41-yd pass. Greg scored 4 TD’s from 4, 60, 80, and 65 yds; he had 286 yds on 8 rushes. T. D. added 7 PAT’S. The Cards defeated Garber — Mike caught a 55-yd pass from Chad; Frank a 33-yd pass; Greg had a 12-yd TD run. T. D., 2 PAT’s. At Waukomis, John blocked a punt early in the game that lead to the 1st TD on a 5-yd run by Greg. Greg had 4 more runs of 5,42,15; and 55 yds (punt return). Frank caught a 31-yd pass from Chad; Richard ran 3-yds for a TD; T. D. added 4 PAT’s. Homecoming was a victory over Okeene — Chad scored on a 25-yd run; Russell on a 15-yd run; Greg on a 21-yd run; Frank on an 8-yd pass and the return ot an in- terception ol 68 yds. Greg caught a 17-yd pass from Chad; T. D. kicked 5 PAT’s. Frank had 7 catches lor 129 yds. At Pioneer, Mike scored on a 23-yd pass; Frank caught 2 passes — 45 and 65 yds; Greg scored on a 35-yd punt return and a 35-yd. run; Chad on a 15-yd run; Russell on an 11-yd run. T.D. — 7 PAT’s. In the Seiling game, T.D. scored from the 1-yd line; Mike caught a 1-yd pass from Chad. T.D. had 2 PAT’s. At Thomas Russell scored twice on 3-yd and 4-yd runs. T. D. had 2 PAT’s. 1986 H.S. FOOTBALL We They Shattuck 6 12 Cherokee 33 0 Canton 49 8 Garber 20 7 Waukomis 46 0 Okeene 41 14 Pioneer 49 14 Seiling 14 44 Thomas 14 26 Shattuck 0 22 75 Greg runs outsidewlth the Whippets in pursuit. Russell runs around the end with Greg blocking Chad throws: Greg. Russell, and Layne hold olf the rush Russell punts against Okeene. JR. VARSITY Brent and Tony make the tackle; Dusty, Brad, Troy and Randall watch Danny goes back to p; TJ? - m 7! 21 � a 4 W so, 30 T 51 72 11 52 qj 1 ' K'L, . -� ' ; W, 1 J £_ . 31 23 V 40 r it r v Ricky Delaney, CDrtts Bramlett, Rodniy “tH1 0', ?r°M Blaubaugh. Aaron Cowger, Brent Mitchell. D£ug ei5LBobbi� MtCormiek, Eric Shire, Chad Cink. Ro £ Travis Holder, Brandon Keller, Travis Coleman, ChadTebow, Daniel Shanks; StevrDrermsm, Mike Morris, Ched-Bain. Chris Gilbert. Brad Hodges' ormick, Jr. High offense uns a play against Garber. — We They We Ttiey Waukomis 52 31 Braman 57 41 OBA 69 58 Kremlin 61 30 Newkirk 44 36 Cherokee 64 53 Chisholm 58 45 , Kremlin 28 23 PC-H if 52 fl|K Wakita 51 31 Cherokee 46 OCLA + 57 52 Garter 52 37 Burlington 39 29 Aline-Cleo 42 Jp Braman 63 49 Billings 52 PC-H 59 47 Jet-Nash Freedom 40 25 Cherokee 78 77 il 62 30 Garter I 47 46 Aline-Cleo 54 44 Drummond 53 47 Cherokee 55 57 f Laverne 4% 57 Covington 33 32 Thomas , Record: 24-4 52 H.S. GIRLS BASKETBALL 1986-87 Melia, Sheila, and Shelly guard the Aline-Cleo forwards. Amy takes the ball to the forwards; Laura hustles. Valerie shoots a free throw while Stacey and Linda watch (or the rebound. Jennie takes a shot. goes up tor Julie shoots a free throw as and Stacey look on. Stacey Subera, Linda, and Valerie look for a shot during the Wakita game Valerie and Kim try to get open while Linda looks for a shot. Alva All-Tournament Team: Darin Jones. Renee Reed. Shelly Aebi, Jennie Morris. Layne Subera (MVP) Girls' All-Conference: Jennie Morris. Shelly Aebi and Renee Reed (MVP). Cherokee Strip Conference All- Tournament Team: Layne (MVP). Renee (MVP). Shelly and Boyd Boys All-Conference: Boyd Peterson. Layne Subera (MVP). Darin Jones jr •—t l 86 Family Medicine Clinic $50 Contributor Team Members: Dusty Storck, Mike Bailey, Troy Aebi, Scott Taylor, Frankie Clinage, Billy Downing. Brian Nollenberger, Richard Ziba. Row 2: Coach Wilson, Russell McKee, Danny Glidewell. Boyd Peterson, John Drennan, Layne Subera. Chad Taber, Darin Jones, Coach Rousey Cherokee Kremlin Wakita DC LA Bran Cherokee Kremlin Okarche Cherokee They SO 48 73 Waukomis We 68 They 49 OBA 78 75 Chisholm S3 65 PC-H 57 43 Cherokee 64 54 Garber S8 r 39 Aline-Cleo Billings 47 69 49 47 Jet Nash 67 48 Carman-Dac 88 r=S7? Ringwood 55 50 Aline-Cleo 58 65 Cov-Ooug 73 40 Jet-Nash 76 46 DCLA 53 51 •5J HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL 1986-87 Seniors: Russell McKee. Boyd Peterson, Layne Subera, Chad Taber. Darin Jones with 1st place Cherokee Strip Coni. Tourney. 2nd place NWOSU Tourney, 1st place Cherokee Strip Con- ference: 1st District Tourney trophies. 87 its ttle outcome. Darin and Mike run the offense Mike shoots; John, Scott, andflussel shoots as Layne attempts to iaij|ump Aline-Cleo; Mike waits for the tip. J V Presented ty $: Chad goes for the steal as Russell, Scott, Boyd, and Mike wait for the results. shoots while Chad. Troy ai Scott watches Misty Schmitz, Franci, Alysia, Amy, Misty Semsroth, CourtneyTMendyrMelissrRow 2: Osa, Kateena, Brandi, Ki Debra A. Jackie, Kimberly, Gina, and Pond-Creek Hunter Wakita Cherokee Blackwell Newkirk Kremlin Garber Blackwell Cherokee Wakita Pond-Creek Hunter OCLA Wakita :ourtney hustles. Franci disturbs the Wakita gua lT while April shoots the and Sharia watch to see it the basket is good. loots the ball; Frafeci is set to get inders. against tiree s’ Basketball Jr. High B' Jurlis Bramlelt. Aaron Cowger, Eric ShiTre, Tebow, Chad Bain, Chris Gilbert, Rod (Crete Doug takes the ball down the court. Steve Orennan shoots for 2 points. Steve. Chad. Chris and Rod ready lor the r - Kdrf Mining — 3rd, Softball Throw Dash; 2nd, 100 M. Dash Melissa Stow, Stephanie Hunter, Courtney Clingman, Misty Semsroth. Amy Taylor, Alysia Aebi, Mendy Kilian, Misty Schmitz. Row 2: Debra Ailey. Krysti Sweatt. Kim Aebi, Gina Smith, Sharia Wages, April Stocksen. Jackie Kilian. Brandi Benningfield, Franci Dewey. 4C0 0R l ■Hiero , EDFOR' WEDFOR WEDFOR0 WEDFOR 1EDFOR WEDFOR tEDFOR. 'EDFOR? J«ml«Pw ?Renee Rem Lisa Delaney. Mary Skrtfla, • Jennie throws the shot -Shelly A. throws the shot Renee: will she make it? H.S. GIRLS TRACK Regionals — 2nd —101 pts. 2nd 400 Meter Relay — Renee. Valerie, Melia, Shelley 3rf— 800 Meter Relay — Carta, Valerie. Melia, Shelley jBt— 1600 M. Relay — Renee, Melia, Shelley, Carta 1st — Long Jump — Renee Reed 1st — High Jump — Renee Reed sr-toa-essa Aiipw: 3rd - 100 Hurdles - Sheila Aebi i bth — 2 Mile Relay — Linda, Robyn, Stacey, Sheila 5th — 300 Hurdle — Sheila Aebi 6th—Shot— Kim Johnson 3rd — Discus — Mary Skrdla 5th — Discus Kim Johnson - Renee. Mella, Shelley, Carta Melia Misak - Renee Reed(5'4 ) - Renee Reed (le'IOVi ) lary Skrdla i — Sheila Aebi H.S. BOYS TRACK Troy Aebl. Chad Taber. Ran dall McKee. Richard Ziba. Troy Taber. Billy Downing. Nathan Simmons. Kyle Cor- der. Stan Johnson. Row 2: Brian Nollenberger. T. D. Buck. Byron Dell. Shane Krtt- lenbrink. Scott Taylor. Greg Clinage. Mike Bailey. Russell McKee. Frank Clinage. Bailey, Russell McKee. F. Isl-400 Meier Relay-G. Cl Clinage. (Scott Taylor - Alt. 5th- 1600 Meter Relay -Bail 3rd — 100 Meter Dash — G. 1st — 300 Meier Hurdles — B. 2nd-110 Meter Hurdles-B.Nol 5th - Shot - Dell 6th — Discus — Dell, Buck — 5th State Shol — Byron Dell — 4th 100 Troy Taber hands off to Nathan Simmons. iws the discus. i. Mike Bailey doing long jump. Billy Downing running the two-mile relay. finishes ions long jumps. Doug Feist. Brent MitcheffrCurtis Bramlett, Aaron Cowger, Brett Tebow, Travis Coleman. ip Track Meet with 95 pts. (1st year for the Conference track meet QJiftrnTns the hurdles. Dusty Storek, Nathan Simmons, Troy Taber, Randall McKee, Gary Stepp, Scott Sterling, John Holt. Row 2: Billy Downing, Shane Krittenbrink, Stan Johnson. Chad Taber. Greg Clinage, Danny Glidewell, Russell McKee. John Drennan, T. D. Buck. Pend Creek-Hunter Chisholm t v I Tonkawa Covington Douglas Covington Douglas Russell leads off third. IBHHPBK8 j i i wmmrni. tm e •YtVtVi'.- Chad catches. Troy Taber waits to steal a base. Danny Glidewell ready to throw a man First baseman — Ri 104 Sterling Hydrocarbon $50 Contributor AWARDS 105 m h H ( LAYNE SUBERA A L L RENEE REED Long Jump — 16'10V2 High Jump — 5'4 1st time State winner in the Long Jump 2nd time State winner in the High Jump DAILY OKLAHOMAN Class A Basketball All-State Academic Basketball Team Layne had the highest Field Goal percentage in the state -69.5 106 Grant County Bank $100 Contributor STATE TRACK Girls: Kim Johnson — Shot and Discus; Carta Junghanns — 800 M. Relay; Shelley Brickman — Relays; Renee Reed — Long Jump, High Jump, Relays; Sheila Aebi — Hurdles and 2 Mile Relay; Melia Misak — 400 Dash, Relays; Traci Boyd — Long Jump; Valerie Corder — 400 and 800 M. Relays; Mary Skrdla — Discus Grant County Bank $100 Contributor 107 MEDFORI MtDrORD MCDFOKl Honor Gr Academic Shelly Aebl: 1st National Bank and MEDFORD PATRIOT STAR; Robyn Gilliland: NWOSU; Kim Johnson: NWOSU; Curt Schuermann: B r a m I e 11 Corp.; Amy Duke: PEO. Chamber ol Commerce, Alumni Assoc. Row 2: T. D. Buck: David Nollenberger, MEDFORD PATRIOT STAR, Bethany College Foot- ball; Donald Krejsek: Joe and Paula Reed; Chad Taber: Joe and Paula Reed, Fred C. Koch, OSU Presiden- tial Leadership; Valerie Corder: Lions Club, MEDFORD PATRIOT STAR; Russell McKee: Grant Co. Bank Scholarship Winners: Row 3: Darin Jones: Evadna Cass- ingham; Layne Subera: Grant Co. Bank, OU Presidential Leadership'. Beaver Jr.,High: H.S. Masonic Students ot Stocksen.ChadTebow MEDFOrd MluFORI 108 Don’s Distributing $50 Contributor Medford 66 $50 Contributor 109 GLORIA ZEIN My name is Gloria Zein. I am from Hannover, West Germany, where I attended the Kaiser Wilhelm Gymnasium. Although Medford is not really what a foreign exchange student dreams of, over all I have had a lot of fun. I have gained a lot of new experiences during the last year, and I found many new friends. Most of all, I enjoyed watching the basketball games — and the cheerleaders, because we don’t have those in Germany. And I had a lot of fun at the volleyball tournament and the prom. I would like to thank everybody for helping me to go through this year. Special thanks to my Host Family and Annie! Love, Gloria 110 Koch Hydrocarbon $50 Contributor Here’s to “Red, White and You!” From THIS IS THE TIME by Billy Joel Butty Frieouf This is the time to remember Boyd Peterson (Max Headroom) Cause it will not last forever Amy Duke These are the days Charlene Clark, Editor To hold on to Shelly Aebi Cause we won’t Valerie Corder Although we’ll want to This is the time Bertha Innis, Advisor But time is gonna change Sometimes it’s so easy To let a day Slip on by Without even seeing each other at all But this is the time you’ll turn back to and so will 1 And those will be days you can never recall. 11t Visiting with Mr. Catherwood and Mr. Kuehny His first yearbook staff — 1966-67 In Memory David L. Nollenberger graduated from MHS in 1962. He taught Business Education at MHS from 1966 until his death on February 12, 1987. He was a dedicated husband, father, and teacher. He provided a good example as he faithfully served his family, church, community, coun- try and school with dignity. Mr. Nollenberger will be remembered by his friends, colleagues, and family as a person who gave of himself unselfishly. His memory will always be with us in the many lives he touched, the pro- fessions he started, the yearbooks he helped provide, and the many pic- tures he photographed. The Salty Dogs. MEDFORD STUDENTS, HIGHLY INVOLVED FACULTY AND STAFF ACHIEVING, EXCELLING NATURAL, FRIENDLY CARDINAL SPIRIT INFORMATION 1-987-GOCARDS PUBLISHED UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF THE MEDFORD BOARD OF EDUCATION, MEDFORD, OK BY MEDFORD PUBLIC SCHOOLS YEARBOOK STAFF, MEDFORD OKLAHOMA 73759 9mos 327 stu