Medford High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Medford, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1988 volume:

MEDFORD SCHOOL Medford, Oklahoma 73759 School Year — 1987 88 .. Results ol a student poll taken in the fall: H.S.: Favorite movie — Can't Buy Mu Love Favorite song — “Mony Mony” and “Here I Go Again” Favorite group — Whitesnake Favorite soft drink — Dr Pepper (Pepsi was 2nd; Coke 3rd) Favorite lood — Pizza Favorite Movie Star — Eddie Murphy and Tom Cruise Favorite TV show — (l)Cosby Show (2) Growing Pains (3) Moonlighting Jr. High: Favorite food - Pizza Favorite TV show — Growing Pains Favorite movie — Can't Buy Me Love and Like Father, Like Son Favorite song — “In My Dreams” by REO Speedwagon Favorite group — Whitesnake, Motley Crue, REO Speedwagon, Bon Favorite candy bar — Snickers Favorite pastime — Spending time with friends, Playing basketball. Listening to music. Watching TV. Choice of place to move, if there are no restrictions — California ry School: Favorite color — red (41) pink (28) blue (28) Favorite candy — chocolate (43) gum (22) Favorite food — Pizza Favorite game — basketball (18) football (15) Favorite TV show — Alt, Cosby Show, Growing Pains Favorite movie — Karate Kid, pt. 2 and Top Gun Favorite occupation — Teacher, pilot, farmer Favorite subject — Math (47), science, spelling Favorite Christmas gift — bicycle, horse, scooter, cycle, clothes PERSONNEL Mary Ann Adams, School Board Kathy Alley, Bus Orlver Custodian Wanda Anthony, Custodian David Bailey. Secondary Prin. Leslie Bailey. Aide Edwina Beaver. Social Studies Cheris Benninglield, Dishwasher Cleetis Boyer, Math Deloris Boyer, Secretary Gary Brickman. School Board Rei Bruce, History PE Baseball FB Darrell Bruner. School Board Dale Buck. Math PE Football T rack Larry Case. Art Rita Case. English Kenneth Clay. Band Keith Clingman. School Board Pres. Norma Collier, Cook Betty Delay. Cook Theresa Dell. H.S. Special Education Marilyn Golorth. 2nd Grade Wilma Hajek. Home Economics Bonnie Hammer. 4th Grade Kathy Harris. Business Tracy Hastings. Transitional 1st Carolyn Hildinger. Science Computers Bertha Innis. Library Yearbook Roy Innis. Superintendent 3 Margie Jackson, Dishwasher Argyle Janzen, Bus Driver Ben Jones. Grounds Keeper Evelyn Keith. Secretary Olga Kretchmar. School Board Virginia Metzinger. English Spanish Gene Mitchell. Counselor Science Mildred Mitchell. 1st Grade Francis Nipper. Kindergarten Jean Nollenberger. Bus Driver Trish O’Hair. Title I Merlene Payne. Vocal Music Mark Pearson. Vo.Ag. Gina Pierce. French English Spanish Dee Price. 5th Grade Brent Rousey, Soc. Studies BB Lavon Sharp. 3rd Grade Helen Sindelar. Custodian Judith Spencer. 6th Grade Pam Stone. Speech Pathology Steven Struble. Elem. Principal Darla Subera. Secretary Martha Taber. Cook Victoria Taylor. Elem. Sp. Ed. Sue Truhlar. Bus Driver Arlene Terrell. School Nurse John Webb. Custodian Terry Wilson. PE BB History Patsy Woodson. Cross Guard 4 CLASS OF 1988 Byron Dell — Reporter Amanda Ball Justin Denke Annie Beaver John Drennan — President Brenda Cink 5 SENIORS Brent Gilliland Vicki Croft — Vice-President John Holt Buffy Frieouf Brian Nollenberger — STUCO Rep. Cindy McCormick 8 Class Motto: “What appears to be an end, may actually be a new beginning.’’ Tony Oathout Mary Reneau Brad Schmitz Melanie Taber Bobby Wilson Laura Wages Scott Taylor — STUCO Rep. Charleen Wedman Tom Woodson 9 JUNIORS Traci Boyd Robbie Cless Merri Crites Billy Downing Clif Frieouf Charolette Jones Kelly Jones Michelle Meek Melia Misak Jennie Morris Linda Mund Gary Newland Susan Parks Renee Reed Linda Stockton Dusty Storck Jennie Stow Julie Stow Stacey Subera Richard Ziba Sheila Aebi Troy Aebi Mike Bailey Andrew Boepple 10 SOPHOMORES Diane Ailey Carl Aldridge Shelley Brickman Danny Buchanan Kyle Corder Tony Cowger Slade Cox Jamie Embree Stacey Holder Howard Jordan Carta Junghanns Shane Krittenbrink Susan Lett Randall McKee Jason Shockey Nathan Simmons Joseph Skrdla Scott Sterling Callie Stout Sheldon Stout Troy Taber FRESHMEN 12 Alysia Aebi Kateena Aebi Debra Ailey Terri Allen Chad Bain Brandi Benningfield Brett Blubaugh Terra Clark Lisa Clinage Travis Coleman Clancy Delaney Franci Dewey Steve Drennan Doug Feist Eric Hoftman Travis Janzen Jackie Kilian Kathy Krejsek Rod Kretchmar Charles Lamb Tom Loving Doug McCoy Brent Mitchell Mike Morris Angela Nibarger Eric Nibarger Patricia Parks Ashley Schmitz Misty Semsroth April Stocksen Craig Stout Melissa Stow Krystel Sweatt Amy Taylor Chad Tebow Kara Truhlar Sharia Wages 8th GRADE Chris Gilbert Jeff Hicks Brad Hodges Travis Holder Bonnie Hula Stephanie Hunter Paula Isaacs Brandon Keller Mendy Kilian Stephanie Loving Robbie McCormick Devon Moran Misty Schmitz Jenny Shaffer Daniel Shanks Eric Shire Gina Smith Jenny Stowers Renee Stowers Laura Watsek 13 7th GRADE 14 Jack Funderburk Joe Funderburk Justin Holt Troy Hula Stacie Hunter Emily Johnson Quincee Junghanns Brande Lebeda Brad Mennem David Meek David Rogers Shelby Schmitz Barbara Skrdla Shauna Sterling Jared Stockson Shane Stout Mark Stowers Ty Taylor Mike Torii Brandi Williamson 6th GRADE Michele Cafley Aaron Fore Tracy Frieouf Christina Hicks Chris Horn Barbara Irvin Bradley Irvin Chad Johnson Laura Jordan Tammy Kilian Shawn Loffer Misty Loving Kathrine Nibarger Christina Richardson Russell Schultz David Skrdla John Skrdla Julie Spencer Barbara Stockton Mark Watsek 15 5th GRADE 4th GRADE Angi Adams Amy Biggerstaff Ashley Bramlett Coy Burns Shawn Clark Sarah Clingman Lacy Coleman Erin Copeland Jeremy Downing Amanda Fink Craig Fleshman Robbie Keller Justin Kilian Michelle McCann Kelly McCoy Adam Meledeo Erica Parsons Michael Rickabaugh Sheila Robbins Lance Schmitz Warren Thomas 17 3rd GRADE Christopher Johnson Amanda Krittenbrink Patricia Lamb Stacey Lett Bobby Loffer Brandon McCurtey Dustin Nollenberger Lucretia Petrik Lea Anne Rogers Jonathan Shanks Aaron Shire Jenny Storck Trisha Tebow Erik Wilson Lisa Wirtz Rebekah Chaplin Alyssa Downing Stephanie Hall Brian Holder 2nd GRADE Lori Biggerstafl Ty Burns Malisa Cattey Micah Fore Brian Green Elizabeth Hall Scotty Hayes Craig Jackson Pam Lebeda Jennifer Loffer Diane Scripsick Tony Shatter Chad Smith Randy Smith Tara Stegall Tishia Taylor Brian Thomas Sara Tompkins Andrew Watsek Amanda Wilson 19 1st GRADE Aimee Blubaugh Bo Bonner Erica Bramlett Greg Burl Kodee Carranza Nathan Chaplin Chad Dayton Timothy Dillon Paul Ferda Jesse Frieouf Cara Hicks Michael Hunter Alicia Hurla Logan Junghanns James Kilian Jonni Kretchmar Tim Lisk Leslie Mennem Ashley Petrik Wyatt Reedy Daniel Rogers Julie Scripsick Errol Shire Joel Stow Daniel Taylor KINDERGARTEN Chad Armstrong Sasha Bradley Bethany Bramlett Stephanie Butler Shane Cink Jessica Collier Justin Ebert Ryan Flaherty Thomas Hall Randy Herrera Adam Honeyman Crystal Jackson Heather Kilian Kala Kretchmar Jessica Loffer Matthew Miller Joshua Moore Alexis Morrison Cody Renner Amanda Robertson Major Rust Erin Stegall Michael Schmitz Chad Smith John Storck Brian Zeman 21 CLASS OFFICERS SENIORS: (Standing) John Orennan — President Scott Taylor — Student Council Representative Byron Dell — Reporter Frank Clinage — Secretary (Seated) Brian Nollenberger — Student Council Representative Vicki Croft — Vice President SOPHOMORES: (Standing) Shane Krittenbrink — Reporter Randall McKee — Secretary Carta Junghanns — Student Council Represen- tative Nathan Simmons — Vice-President Troy Taber — Student Council Representative (Seated) Shelley Brickman — President JUNIORS: (Standing) Melia Misak — Student Council Represen- tative Jennie Morris — Reporter Renee Reed — Secretary (Seated) Mike Bailey — Student Council Represen- tative Billy Downing — President Dusty Storek — Vice-President 22 KINGFISHER FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN $50 Contributor FRESHMEN: Steve Drennan — President Chad Tebow — Reporter Terra Clark — Student Council Representative Rod Kretchmar — Vice-President Travis Janzen — Secretary Eric Hotlman — Student Council Representative 8th GRADE Brandon Keller (Seated) — President Kim Aebi — Vice President Misty Schmitz — Reporter Brad Hodges — Student Council Representative Chris Gilbert — Secretary Robbie McCormick — Student Council Representative 7th GRADE Emily Johnson — Vice-President Quincee Junghanns — Student Council Representative Lance Embree — President Brad Mennem — Reporter Ty Taylor — Student Council Representative Jack Funderburk — Secretary KOCH HYDROCARBON CO. $50 Contributor 23 1987 was a record year for weather — the moisture record of 55.18 inches beat the 1908 record of 54.89 inches. For the 3rd year in a row, the annual rainfall of 30 inches was exceeded. OTASCO was combined with Green Light by Zane and Norma Osburn; Karen Funderburk opened Karen's Kuts; Mike Henry of Kremlin took over Johnson Plumbing. Heating Air Conditioning; the Department of Human Services moved to the third floor of the courthouse where an elevator was installed this year. On September 17 the Medford Government class gave a party for the 200th birthday of the U.S. Constitution. The first “Great Land Rush bicycle race from Caldwell to Enid was held on September 19; the winner finished in 2 hours. 1 minute. December 14 and 15 brought a blizzard and 2 days of school vacation. From then until the middle of January. Medford was under a blanket of white ice and snow in deep freeze weather. (January 6 and 7 brought 12 Inches of snow and 2 more days out of school.) Newman's Dept. Store closed in Oakwood Mali. The city of Enid voted a V, cent tax; included was a plan to purchase Phillips University and to lease it back to the school — In Oct. the plan was ruled illegal, but in December, the amended plan was approved l | Deaths; Actress Mary Astor. Movie director John Huston. CIA Director William Casey, Actors Ray Bolger, Robert Preston. Lee Marvin, Lome Green, Trevor Howard. Randolph Scott; Entertainer Liberace died of AIDS; Author James Baldwin, Author Erskine Caldwell, Henry Ford II. Comedian Dan Rowan of LAUGH-IN fame; Alt Landon died at the age of 100; Nazi War Criminal Rudolph Hess. I til . f r — r- § 1 r j i|n Christy. Misty Schmitz. RQMttrlaura. Gina. aod Mendy pos the picture while Shelley and Carta try to get in the pictore. Mendy. Courtney. Jenny. Misty. Laura. Stephanie, and Tammy on “Kid's Day. Coach Rousey with two interesting ladies — Vicki and Butty. Brad and his two chicks. Melia and Renee, thinking about the good ole' days. H I C k [ N I Keri stands there while Misty C. points out Amy s Franci. Carta. Lisa. Brian. Sheila. Melanie. Mary, and Courtney on KRETCHMAR BUILDING SUPPLY $35 Contributor KEITH DEBBIE CLINGMAN $50 Contributor 25 BAILEY INSURANCE AGENCY $35 Contributor IINK GUi R CANC 6th GRADERS: Katie, Tracy, Misty, and Barbara dissect a beef heart. Mrs. Spencer. Jason Brickman, and Travis Allen inspecting heart. Smokers were moved to the foyer; faculty members sold chances for a David Not- lenberger Scholarship Fund rattle. OKLAHOMA COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY $25 Contributor KOCH PIPELINES, INC. $25 Contributor 27 Art students Vicki Croft and Buffy Frieouf painting the Motto: STRIVE TO BE THE BEST. EXPECT NOTHING LESS. .True demonstrates Karate. Elementary P.E. students practice some Karate. Curt Bramlett and Brandi Williamson in art class.) MARGIE’S KITCHEN $25 Contributor ANVIL AUTO $25 Contributor 28 1st GRADERS: Chad Oyton. Nathan Chaplin. Lesley Mennem. Aimee Blubaugh. and Julie Scripsick browse through the book fair. Laura and Misty Schmitz pose while Kim. Mendy. Renee. Gina, and Courtney have a good time constructing their rockets. I V st Stephanie Hunter building her rocket. FRED BLYTHE DDS CROFT CHEVROLET $25 Contributor $25 Contributor 29 Krysti joins everyone else in signing her “John Hancock. Jennie welcomes everyone to the Constitution Birthday Party. Cindy and Brian led the reciting ol Independence. KENNEDY DRUGS FRIENDLY’S $25 Contributor A Contributor 30 “We the People Bicentennial celebration ol the signing ol the U.S. Constitution; September 17,1987. Hosted by the Government class. The Government class prepared announcements and post- ers. With the help of other social studies students, they inflated 600 red and white balloons. The program included a welcome by Jennie Morris; a short program by Andy Boepple, Cindy McCormick, Brian Nol- lenberger, Traci Boyd, Slade Cox, John Drennan, and Annie Beaver. Laura Wages and Scott Taylor led the reciting of the Preamble; Billy Downing, Jennie Morris, and Frankie Clinage led an original “Constitution Rap; and Mary Reneau read her prize-winning essay on the Constitution, for which she received a $200 prize just that morning at the State Capitol in a presentation by Senator Nickles. A bal- loon launch ended the celebration, and everyone was in- vited to have a piece of cake. Balloon returns were received from a front yard in Screven. Ga.; a field in Washburn, Mo.; the Blake Stone Quarry, Pawhuska, OK; a hayfield at Dickson, Tn.; a rice field at Beech Grove, Ark.; Blue Stem Lake, Wynona, OK; a hard wood swamp, Arcela, Ga.; a farm at Thayer, Mo.; a corn- field at Dyersburg. Tn. and from a deer hunfer at Grainola, ok. . MERRIFIELD OFFICE SUPPLY 202 E. Broadway — Enid $25 Contributor HOME LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO., INI $25 Contributor ■ Amy Taylor Stacey Subera. Jennie Monts 0T Laura Watsek. Misty Schmitz Jasoa Brtckman. Aaroo Fere Troy Aebi Chad Tedoer. Travis Catenae Coach Rousey 34 Compliments of Blunck Studios, Inc. CORNER DELI Clinton — Elk City — Lawton — $35 Contributor Weatherford VOLLEYBALL 1. “The Others — Mary R., Butty, Shelley B„ Carta. Vicki. Linda M. 2. “The Smurfs — (H.S. Boys Champs) — Coach Rousey. Mr. Innis. Coach Buck. Coach Bruce. Coach Wilson. 3. “Six Amigos — Mrs. Metzinger. Bonnie, Teresa King. Paula, Barbara, Miss Kilian. 4 'The Funky Flunkies — Byron, Jett, Brian F„ Chad B„ Brent G„ Brad S. (lying down) 5. Bumps on a Stump” — (H.S. Girls Champs) — Melanie. Renee R.. Laura Wag- es. Annie Sheila. Mrs. Pierce. JEANNETTE’S BEAUTY SHOP GOLD SPOT DAIRY A Contributor Associated Milk Producers Inc. $25 Contributor 35 MISAK ELECTRIC AND REFRIGERATION KOEHN’S PLUMBING HEATING $25 Contributor $25 Contributor 36 GRANT COUNTY ABSTRACT $25 Contributor SIMONS REAL ESTATE AUCTION $25 Contributor FUN FESTIVAL RESULTS: 1st - Juniors - 53 pts. 2nd — Seniors — 44 pts 2nd — Sophs — 44 pts 3rd — Freshmen — 43 pts Winners Three-Legged Race — Seniors (Buffy and Bobby) Skate-Board Contest — Juniors (Bill and Sheila) Basketball Throw — Freshmen (April and Steve) Inner-Tube Relay— Seniors (1.38.61) Bubble Gum Contest — Seniors (Annie and Byron) Blind Football Kick — Freshmen (Kyle and Susan Pie Eating Contest — Sophomores (Kyle and Susan) Balloon Race — Sophomores (Diane and Joseph) Lip Sync — Seniors — “Fishin’ in the Dark” Tug of War — Girts — Juniors Tug of War — Boys — Juniors SMRCKA’S DAIRY SNACK SCOTTIANNE BEAUTY SHOP 38 $35 Contributor $35 Contributor Sr. Tug ol War — Charleen, Mary, Cyndi, Vicki, and Buffy Jr. Tug ol War — Dusty, Richard. Mike, Bill, and Robbie £ Soph. Skateboard Contest Jamie and Joseph Sophomore Champions — Pie-eating Contest: Susan Lett and Kyle Corder Freshmen Blind FB Kick — Doug, Rod, Brent and Misty Semsroth BLUBAUGH AUTO PARTS $25 Contributor BLUBAUGH FORD $35 Contributor Susan L. Butty, Mel. and Annie laugh as Mel removes her sue from Butty's hair. Coach Wilson and Jared compare times. David drives the tractor; Ben Jones wrestles the hurdles. The new concession stand MR. T’S IGA $25 Contributor FAMILY BAKERY $25 Contributor Jennie S., Kelly J., Annie, Melanie, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Pierce, Mrs. Beaver, Michelle M.. Traci B., Linda M. (Front) Troy A., Mary R. Miss Kilian. Vicki C.. Bully, Mary R.. Annie. Terra. Joseph. • Mrs. Hajek sews while Paula and Teresa King sell Brandon K. FHA cupcakes. Mr. Bailey passes the time. Linda M., Melia, Amy T.. Jennie M„ Coach Wilson. Christy B.. Sheila A.. (Row 2) Misty C„ Misty S„ Franci, Misty Schmitz, Alysia, Kim A.. Krysti S. cp Wr?,. Dusty S., Butty, Richard Z., Vicki, Melia, Shane K., Troy T„ Randall, Scott S. (Row 2) Ashley S., Troy A., Nathan S„ Annie. Kyle. Billy D„ Steve D„ Carl. Are Sharia and Franci getting tree Cokes from Mr. Bailey? Where's some lor the rest of us! DENSE MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS, INC. ENID TYPEWRITER COMPANY $35 Contributor $35 Contributor 41 3rd graders Brandon McCurley, Trishia Tebow. and Amanda Krittenbrink with their biography book reports. Jonathan Shanks. Chris Blubaugh. and Patricia Lamb Stacey Lett. Lucretia Petrik. and Kristi Arthurs I knew Mrs. Innis would be in trouble. I tried to tell her. Mr. Bailey starting the day. 42 FLOWER POT $25 Contributor KILIAN CONSTRUCTION A Contributor Seniors Buffy, Laura, and Charleen with the beautiful quilts they made in Home Ec. Perfect Attendance — 1987-88 Gary Newland KINDERGARTEN: Joshua Morgan. Joshua Moore, Heather. John, Amanda, Cody. Kala, Shane, Jessica. Matthew, Justin, Michael, Mrs. Nipper. (Row 2) Adam, Erin, Chad, Crystal, Thomas, Ryan, Alexis, Casey, Brian, Bethany. Randy Sasha. Elementary Masonic Students of Today: Tammy Kilian and Ryan Aebi. C C M AVIATION EFFIE S BEAUTY SHOP A Contributor $25 Contributor MOONLIT ENCHANTMENT Jr.-Sr. Banquet Prom April 23, 1988 GRASSHOPPER OF OKLAHOMA $25 Contributor MEISNER CORPORATION $25 Contributor The happy couples — Billy and Mary. Butty and Rod Franci, Melanie. Amy, Jennie Morris, Carla Tony, Melissa. John Henry. Julie Mike. Troy A.. Justin. Franci. Randall Keia Rice. Merri. Charolette. Charlene and Andy Byron with his favorite ladies — Mrs. Hajek and his Mom. Mrs. Innis and Kelly enjoy the music. sbl BRENDA’S BEAUTY SHOP TANNING SALON $25 Contributor NAILS UNLIMITED $25 Contributor flat — your hat should didn’t say your idjusting jf, ly and ScMt. Kelly coai Butty adjusts Brad's tie. Amai Salutatorian — Annie Be; Honorary Ushers innie Morris and Dusty Storck The U.S. celebrated the 200th birthday ot its Constitution. Contra hearings in the summer ot 1987 made Col. Oliver (Ollie) North a folk hero. Ollie for President ”, T-shirts were sold. Sept. 10, Pope John Paul II visited the U.S. for 10 days. Thursday, Oct. 1, an earthquake in California with over 25 aftershocks killed 6 people and injured more than a 100. Oct. 1st Nancy Reagan underwent a mastectomy. AIDS infections approached epidemic levels. Throughout the nation, including Oklahoma, students who were infected with the AIDS virus enrolled in schools, sometimes bringing mass boycotts ot those schools. Oklahoma schools were required to teach about AIDS. 18 mo. old Jessica McClure ot Midland. TX, fell into an abandoned well and was rescued 2 days later. Oct. 19 — Black Monday — the Dow Jones Industrial Av. dropped a record 508 points. Within 6 hours of trading, 5 hundred billion dollars went bye-bye — that's equal to all the gold held by all the governments and their banks on earth — the greatest drop in history. Oct. 20, the stock market went up a record 102 pts. Reagan's nomination of Judge Robert Bork for the Supreme Court caused a turor; his second nominee, Douglas H. Ginsburg resigned after admitting he had used marijuana. The 3rd nominee, Anthony Kennedy was accepted. Nov. 24th — The U.S. and the Soviet Union agreed to the first superpower treaty to eliminate a kind of nuclear weapons — Short and medium range missiles. The pact was signed Dec. 9 in Washington, D.C. In December, Democrat Gary Hart announced that he was back in the Presidential race after dropping out in May because of a scandal. He dropped out again in the spring. The homeless in our nation grew to an all-time high — 1 3 ot the homeless were families with children — not all were unemployed. Nearly 200 banks shut down in 1987. In New Jersey, surrogate mother Mary Beth Whitehead lost her case to keep her baby daughter; she divorced, remarried and became a mother again. Those wj (Row WinruP STUDENT COUNCIL '8' KenrtjRD 74, ■ V ) m Reno Read Byron + 1987 FOOTBALL HOMECOMING 1988 • BASKETBALL CORONATION BASKETBALL ROYALTY: Flower girl — Bethany .Bramletl, Crown bearer — Joshua Moore. ATTENDANTS: April Stock- sen. escorted by Mike Bailey: Uura Wages, escorted byx, Frank Clinage: Queen Vicki and King John: Renee Reed, escorted by Scott Taylor. Below (Lett to Right) Mike and April, Scott and Renee. Frank and Laura. _ yL FAMILY MEDICINE CLINIC $35 Contributor 52 HOMER HOLDEN INSURANCE $35 Contributor i ull- V FHA HERO OFFICERS: Traci — Historian Jennie — Vice-President Vicki — Reporter Sheila — Treasurer Carta — Game Leader (Row 2) Stacey — Secretary Laura — President Amy — Song Leader Billy — Parliamentarian Shelley - STUCO Rep. Melanie — Historian Annie — Chaplain (Not Pictured) Kateena Aebi. Point Chairman 4 MEMBERS: Courtney, Misty Schmitz, Mendy, Carta, Kim, Stephanie, Laura, Gina, Renee. Tammy. (Row 2) Terri. Justin, Stacy Hold- er. Jamie, Krysti. Diane, Amy. Melanie, Shelley, Jackie. Kateena. Franci, Kara. (Row 3) Angela, Kelly, Brian, Misty Semsroth, Melissa, Dusty. Debra, Bobby, Stacey Subera. Alysia. (Row 4) Brent, Byron. Frank. Brad. Tony, Richard, Jennie M.. Sharia. Traci, Annie, April, Linda. Cindy, Lisa, Patricia. (Row 5) Scott, Troy, Julie, Mary. Vicki, Butty, Laura. Sheila. Billy, Kelly. (Not Pictured) Joseph, Jennie Stow, Andy, Brandi. FHA . ROYALTY Jr. Escort: Traci Boyd Jr. Attendant: Dusty Storck Soph. Escort: Jamie Embree Soph. Attendant: Troy Taber 8th Grade Escort: Mendf Kilian 8th Gratft Attendant: Chris Gilbert ♦ Fr. Escort: Amy Taylor Ff. Attendant: Chad Tebow This page paid 1 by 4 Medford FHA ♦ ¥ FFA OFFICERS: Tony Cowger — Reporter Justin Denke — Parliamentarian Tony Oathout — Vice-President Annie Beaver — Sweetheart Brent Gilliland — President Richard Ziba — Treasurer Dusty Storck — Secretary Randall McKee — Sentinel «This page paid for by the FFA. ♦ « ¥ ♦ ♦ FFA MEMBERS: Lisa Clinage. Richard Zita. Tony Oathout, Annie Beaver, Brent Gilliland, Justin Denke. Kathy Krejsek. (Row 2) Tony Cowger, Brent Mitchell. Nathan Simmons. Rodney Kretchmar, Jason Shockey. Tom Loving, Melissa Stow. (Row 3) Shane Krittenbrink, Jeff Cless, Randall McKee. Dusty Storck, Carl Aldridge. Doug McCoy. ¥ ¥ ¥ 3 CLYDE CO-OP $35 Contributor Prendent Brent Gilliland does book work for the Slave ADAMS EQUIPMENT $35 Contributor 56 FCA MEMBERS: Debra, Butty, Vicki, Mary, Julie, Bobby, Jennie, Steve, Rod, Mike M. (Row 2) Danny, Mike B., John, Brad, Chad B„ Tony, Misty, Krysti, Melissa, Jennie M. (Row 3)Byron, Franci, Alysia, Carta, Amy, Renee, Melanie, Annie, Traci, Frank, Chad T. (Row 4) April, Sharia, Brent, Kyle, Melia, Sheila, Stacey S., Troy A„ Billy, Dusty. (Row 5) Doug, Randall, Troy T., Scott, Laura, Shelley. Brian, Kelly, Nathan. Shane, Richard. H.S. BOWL The tint H.S. Bowl held at Medlord was won by Cherokee. John Drennan, John Holt. Brent Mitchell, and Renee Reed compete against Wakita. John Drennan. John Holt. Annie Beaver, and Brent Mitchell compete against Kremlln-Hlllsdale. MEDFORD PACKING CO. $25 Contributor DOWNING’S $25 Contributor Homecoming Parade Those Zany Sunday Funnies” — Sophomore Float — 2nd Place; 7th Grade Float; Junior Float; 8th Grade Float — 1st Place; Senior Float; Freshman Float; Cub Scouts — 3rd Place i 1987-88 H.S. Cheerleaders (Left to Right Clockwise) Melia Misak, Shelley Brickman. Jennie Stow. Mary Reneau. Laura Wages. Amy Taylor This page paid for by the Cheerleaders. SENIOR Debra, April, Vicki, Laura, Renee, Kim, Tom, Kerl, Susan. Amy, Chad B„ Mike. (Row 2) Sheila, Jenny Stowers, Jen- nie Stow, Julie, Sharia. Alysla, Brent, Jackie. Brendl, Stephanie, Emily, Rod, Doug. (Row 3) Shelby, Corey, David, Kateena, Franci, Brad, Randall, Jared, Ty, Misty, Mendy, Melissa. (Not Pictured) Tammy A., Misty C„ Krystl, Chris G.. Brandon, Robbie M. GRANT COUNTY 4-H OFFICERS: Julie — Secretary. Melissa — Treasurer. Jennie Stow and Francl — Recreation and Song Leaders. OK STATE INSURANCE SERVICES $25 Contributor J. C. DRENNAN $25 Contributor Michele — Vice President, Justin. Brad. Bridget — Song Leader. Ashley. (Row 2) Russell. Alan — President, Travis. Peter, Jim. Julie — Reporter. (Row 3) Tammy — Secretary, Robbie. Aaron. Nlkl, Ryan. Chad. (Row 4) Michael. Mltzi — Recreation Leader, Misty, Jill — Treasurer, Erica. Francl selling birthda' yTafcmljrs. JUNIOR 4-H THE WIZARD OF OZ « Mary Reneau — Wicked Witch; Melia Misak. Stacey Subera. Carta Junghanns. Traci Boyd — Sorceresses. (Row 2) Mendy Kilian — Lullaby League. Troy Taber — Lollipop Quild; Misty Schmitz — Lull- aby L; Krysti Sweat!. Jamie Embree. Diane Ailey. Melissa Stow. Lisa Clinage. David Meek — Emerald City; Julie Stow — Narrator. (Row 3) Mrs. Metzinger and Miss Payne — Direct ; Joe and Jack Funderburk — Lollipop G.; Shelley Brickman — Lullaby L.; Billy Down- ing — Lollipop G.; Amy Taylor — Lullaby L. ★ ★ ♦ Sharia Wages. April Stocksen, Jackie Kilian. Courtney Clingman, Kyle Corder, Travis J pzen — Emerald City; Jennie Stow — Narrator; Chris Gilbert and Charolette Jones — Ligftthg. (Row 4) Mr. Clay — Lighting; Barbara Skrdla. Emily Johnson. Chrity Bailey. Keri Benningtield. Susan Ailey. Ouincee Junghanns. Alysia Aebi. Misty Semsroth — Munchkins; Kelly Jones — Doorman; Renee Reed — Wizard; Jennie Morris — Glenda Good Witch; Amanda Ball — Aunti Em; Debra Ailey — Dorothy; Annie Beaver — Scarecrow; Franci Dewey — Lion; Brian Nol- lenberqer — Tin Man. W Directors; Merlene Payne Virginia Metzinger ♦ 4 63 LARRY BLACK Sporting Goods Inc. , A Contributor FLOSSIE JOHNSON A Contributor WARREN CAROL BEGGS Contributors NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS: Brian N. Vicki — Vice-President, Mary — Secretary, Renee - President, Reporter. OKLAHOMA HONOR SOCIETY: Brent M.. Franci. Jamie. Alysia, Carta. (Row 2) April. Julie. Shelley B.. Michelle. (Row 3) Jennie M„ Annie. Brian N.. Billy. Renee R. HONOR ickground photo: Jennie Morris played “Handel Sonatina. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: Sheila, Jamie, Michelle, Amanda. (Row 2) Julie, Jennie M., Traci, Shelley B., Renee R., Jennie S.. Carta. (Row 3) Annie. Mary, Vicki. Brian N., John D., Billy, Randall. Tony C. The installation service was conducted by seniors: Vicki, Annie, Brian, John 0., and Amanda. Brian sang “God and God Alone' at the banquet. % er for Pinocchio Pinocchio Jiminy Cricket............... Geppetto .................... Figaro Blue Fairy J. Worthington Foulfellow (tox) Miss Gideon (“lady” cat) Stromboli School Teacher Mary ( had a little lamb ) ets ............ Kelly McCoy Brian Holder Ryan Aebi Pam Bennett Ashley Bramlett Mark Watsek Michele Cafley Puppet Children enbnnk el Arthurs, Am fO ui ,r rd. Alyssa a Fiflt, Sti ir Hodges. Bridget AdadH, Willie Allen. ■uV. Jason Brickman, ih Chaplin, Robin______ Downing, Stephanie Nall, Aitand; Jennifer Hodges. Chris Johnson. Brandon McCurley, Erica Parsons. Christina Richardson, Sheila Robbins. Lea Ann Rogers. Jackie Rousey, Lance Schmitz. Jon 4 Tebow. Warren Thomas w (ft T'+Zi Snow White Tammy Kilian Prince Charming Alan Kilian Doc Justin Kilian Happy Chad Johnson Grumpy Jerod Green Bashful Russell Schultz Sleepy . ... Brad Bain Sneezy .. v Justin Blubauah Doppy Chris Bluhau Mirror Julie Spencer Wicked Step Mother Sarah Clingman Old Pedlar Woman ShalonCink Queen's Huntsman Dustin Nollenberger Trees Aaron Dvorak, Chris Horn, Brad Irvin. Robbie Keller. Mike Rickabaugh, David and John Skrdla Animals................ Shark — Aaron Shire; Raccoon Adam Meledeo; Penguin — Craig Fleshman; Skunk — Jeremy Downing; Bunnies — Niki Lisk, Cora Webb, Christina Hicks, Shanda Jackson; Ducks — Laura Jordon, Tracy Frieoul; Lion — Travis Wilson: Turtle — J. C. Frazier Flowers Angi Adams. Leisa Brittain. Lacy Coleman. Barbara Irvin, Patricia Lamb. Stacey Lett, Kathrine Nibarger. Lucretia Petrik, Jill Renner, Mitzi Rickabaugh, Amy Tompkins Pinocchio and Snow White, musical presentations were g YWf W presented April 19,1988 — Directed by Merlene Payne Ajx ▼ ff ff M M t M MORE STRANGE BEINGS: Kim. Laura. Mendy. Misty S.. Barbara, and Misty C. HALLOWEEN PARADE SPOOKS: Kathy. Christy. Quincee. and Amy CONCERT BAND: Troy Hula. Brad Mennem. Susan Alley, Stacie Hunter. Gina Smith, Renee Stowers. Emily Johnson. (Row 2) Tammy Aldridge, Quincee Junghanns, Amy Taylor, Melissa Stow, Kathy Krejsek, Kim Aebi, Jenny ShaHer, Krysti Sweatt, Barbara Skrdla, Mark Stowers, Paula Isaacs, Brandie Brittain. Mary Boepple. (Row 3) Misty Schmitz, Robin Arlhurs. Misty Cink, Christy Bailey, Bonnie Hula, Keri Benningfield. Sheldon Stout, Stephanie Hunter. Misty Semsroth, Laura Walsek. Brande Lebeda. Mendy Kilian, Lance Embree. Ty Taylor. (Row 4) Jenny Stowers. Stephanie Loving, Courtney Clingman, Brandon Keller. Chris Gilbert. Steve Drennan, David Rogers. Mike Morris, Travis Holder, Travis Janzen, Shelby Schmitz. Jared Stocksen, Shane Stout Chad Cink. JENSEN’S MUSIC STORE McKINNEY’S MUSIC 70 $25 Contributor Oakwood Mall 1222 W. Randolph $25 Contributor CHORUS: Misty SM Mendy, Jamie, Krysti, Misty S., Quincee. Ty, Carta. Barbara, Shauna, Terra, Keri, Susan A. (Row 2) Amanda. Amy, Mary, Franci, Emily, Laura. Debra, Curt, Travis H.. Alysia. Brandi B., Shelley. Sheila. Stacy. (Row 3) Annie. Melia, Buffy, Courtney, Kim, Gina, Eric, Bobby. Kelly. Brian N.. Billy, Kyle. Jackie. April, Traci, Renee. Jennie. 5TH GRADE BAND: Jackie. Mitzi. Jennifer H. (Row 2) Bridget. Shalon. Jill. Amy T. (Row 3) Niki, Kurt, Jerod, Robin, Cora. (Row 3) Peter, Travis. Alan. Bambi, Michael. Jim. 6TH GRADE BAND: Michele. Kathrine, Barbara I.. Barbara S. (Row 2) Tammy. Jennifer Sang. Christina R.( Travis Allen. (Row 3) Christina H., Julie. Mark, Christopher. COMPETITIVE SPEECH: Jamie Embree — 2nd in Radio at Alva. 3rd in Prose. Okeene. 5th in Standard Oratory at Regionals; Mary Reneau — Poetry and Monologue. 1st in Original Oratory at Blackwell, 1st in Television at Alva. 3rd in Radio at Alva; Billy Downing — Dramatic Duet with Mary Reneau. Bobby Wilson — 1st in Extemp at Blackwell, 2nd at Alva. 5th in Regionals; Julie Stow — Humorous Duet; Andy Boepple — Poetry; Jennie Stow — Humorous Duet. (Mary Reneau also competed in the American Legion Oratorical Contest.) lennie and Julie Stow were ludging Contest (4 H); they jp v IAL CONTEST: I'm a little cowboy Pistols at my side; Got a tittle pony — You should see me ride!' “THE HALF-PINT COWBOY’ CAST (top left): Byron — Chief Red Dog , Howard — Cowboy Sam Randall — Little Red Dog Tony 0. — Cowboy Steve Scott S. - Halt-Pint Scott Taylor — Rustler Justin — Cowboy Slim Jason — Cowboy Pete Brad S. — Cowboy Jim Curtain call — A Speech Class Production directed by Mrs. Pierce-Holmes. Water! Water!’ enoughl' ot thost In the (all the NFL went on strike for 3'h weeks; the strike ended Oct. 15. The Minnesota Twins beat the St. Louis Cardinals in the 7th game of the World Series. 4-2. Each team won all home games. Winners in the Fitness Plus Open tennis tourney: Renee Read, 1st — Beginners singles; Debbie Aebi and Kelly Jones, 1st — Beginners mixed doubles; Kelly and Darin Jones, 1st — Beginners all doubles; Rex Bruce, 1st — Advanced singles; Rex Bruce and Roy Innis, 1st- Advanced doubles. Medlord High School’s football district was re aligned with Hennessey and Crescent added. In the Superbowl, the Washington Redskins won over the Denver Broncos. The U.S. won a total ot 6 medals — 2 gold, 1 silver, 3 bronze — at the Winter Olympics in Calgary, Canada. Medford’s Darin Melka, Co-Captain of the Friends University basketball team (Wichita) was named Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference Player of the Year; he was also named to the All-NAIA District 10 team. His average this year was 22.7 points with 10.5 rebounds per game. OU’s basketball team won the Big 8 Tournament in Kansas City, beating Kansas State. The team made it to the Final Four, only to be beaten by Kansas in a close game for the National Championship on Monday, April 4. Kansas — 83; OU — 79. 74 A WARDS £ ALL-CONFERENCE: Mike B.. Troy A. - MVP. Scott T.( John D. 1 — NW All-Area (John avgd 15.6 pts and made 99 of 234 three- pointers) ■i w • iw� «mu aam mmm «-ms ddidd8 ALL-DISTRICT FOOT- BALL: Brent Gilliland. Byron Dell. John Drennan — Co- Defensive Lineman, Frankie Clinage — Kick-Return Special- ists. Brad Schmitz. ALL-NORTHWEST OKLAHOMA. John Drennan, Honorable mention — Byron Dell and Frankie Clinage. 75 W99t FOOT u D. Feist. T. Coleman. M. Morris. R. Kretchmar, B. Mitchell. C. Tebow. C. Bain. S. Drennan. D. Buchanan. (Row 2) Coach Rousey. N. Simmons. S. Krittenbrink, R. Ziba. T. Taber. B. Downing, T. Aebi. K. Corder. D. Storck. R. McKee. T. Cowger. (Row 3) Coach Bruce. B. Wilson, F. Clinage. J. Drennan. B. Gilliland. T. Oathout. B. Schmitz. B. Dell. B. Feist. T. Woodson. Coach Dale Buck. At Cherokee, Frankie scored on a 42-yd. run; Shane on a 2-yd. run; and Troy T„ 1-yd. run. Richard scored on a 5-yd. run in the Canton game; Shane made the extra pts. At Garber, Frankie scored from the 1 and then scored again, in the Homecoming game with Waukomis, Frankie scored 2 TD’s; Shane scored twice; Nathan scored from the 1; and Richard scored. The Defense held the Chiefs to one touchdown. Shane scored against Okeene, and twice in the Pioneer game. In the Thomas game, Nathan scored on a 1-yd. run; Frankie on a 2-yd. run; Rod kicked the extra point. Coach Bruce and Senior Guard Brent Gilliland Record 2-7 Shattuck We 0 They 20 Cherokee 18 13 Canton 8 14 Garber 12 21 Waukomis 30 6 Okeene 6 15 Pioneer 12 26 Seiling 0 39 Thomas 13 • kr- i 35 b «cl lr£J t r — 76 MEOrap' SENIORS: Bobby. Tom. Brian. Frank. (Row 2) Brad. John. Brent, Byron, and Tony. Coach Buck gives the team a few pointers. As Brian films. Rousey takes care of business Troy hands the ball off to Frank Medford's offense attacks Canton end; Shane and Brad watch ■•’v The Cardinal defense pulls down a Canton rusher. Richard and Troy block as Frank punts. Troy, Brad, Byron block as Nathan hands off to Frank. Richard scores against Waukomte. Troy. Tony, Richard Mock: Shsno carries the ball. Travis C. and Barn defend as Nathan hands off to Shane; Richard blocks. Jr. Varsity Record: 5-1 Garber Waukomis Cherokee Garber Waukomis Cherokee Chad B. carries the ball; Chad T. and Mike Stock. Nathan throwing the ball as Troy Chad is carrying the ball as Bfeot. Shane Sloul, Jack Funderburk. Corey Fore. Joe Funderburk. Lance Embree. Ty Taylor. Chad Cink. Shelby Schmitz. (Row 2) Aaron Cowger. Brad Mennem. Jared Stocksen. Troy Hula. David Meek. Mark Stowers. Robhie Mc- Cormick. Eric Shire. (Row 3) Jus- tin Holt. Travis Holder. David Rogers, Daniel Shanks. Chris Gil- bert. Brad Hodges. Mike Torix. Record: 1-4-1 Coach Bruce giving a play to Travis H. Travis Robbie carries the ball. Travis and Jack defend. Chris makes the tackle. ilia. Michelle M.. Sheila. Laura. Butfy, VWil. Baiter ya 2) Coach Wilson. Jennie S.. April. Jennie M„ Shai H.S. GIRLS BASKETBALL faW WoJWF0 I 1 0fi-1 m oFap - ] cm r ‘ 1 31 I 11 115 I 15 lilWA I sc Alysia SIteNeyfStbcy H., Krysti. Traci, Melissa. Lisa. Debra. Amy. Misty mr DS t, m tfORS: LauraWafs. 8 st Record 24-3 (Trophies left to right) District Champs. Cher- okee Strip Tournament Champs. Alva Tourna- ment Champs. Regional Champs. Conference Champs. Waukomls OBA Newkirk Chisholm PC H Kremlin Wakita Cherokee Garber Freedom Ringwood Cherokee Beaman Covington OCLA Braman Cherokee Kremlin PC-H DCLA Billings JetNash Garber Cherokee Okeene Thomas Mooreland Michelle and Buffy wait for the guards to get the ball Melia takes the ball down. Sharia taking the ball to the forwards. to them at District Tourney. ■f Jennie and April get set for the rebi Jennie April goes (or two, Renee aryl Jennie Sheila, Sharia, and Melia guard against Kremlin Sheila. Laura, and Metia control Waukomis. Shane Krittenbrink, Randall McKee. Kelly Jones, Kyle Corder, Troy Taber, Bill Downing, Rod Kretchmar. Dusty Storck. (Row 2) Coach Brent Rousey, Mike Bailey. Frank Clinage, Scott Taylor. Troy Aebi, Brian Nollenberger, Richard Ziba, John Drennan. H.S. BOYS BASKETBALL Cherokee Strip Conference Champions. Regional Consolation Champions. Cherokee Strip Conference Champions CARDINAL EXBfiE, John watches while Troy Aebi shoots a free thorw. Richard shoots; Frank s on the run; Troy A. battles for the rebound Troy Aebi scores on a lay-up Mike shoots a fall-away jump shot. Richard shoots while John and Troy A. wait for the results MEDFOR Mike shoots over a Bronc Brian makes two against Waukomis. f ilackwell lewkim ;remlm H iarber Ihlsholm Iherokee PC H Waukomis Wakita Wakita PC H Record 15-0 Susan guards the Chiefs. Courtney, Gina, and Stephanie H. work the ball. Chad C.. CoreyrHaw (Row 2) Coach Rousey, We They PC-H 52 14 Cherokee 39 22 DCLA 24 28 Blackwell 40 36 Newkirk 43 38 Newkirk 49 23 Garfaer 43 24 Kremlin 33 17 Chisholm 46 37 DCLA 26 41 Blackwell 35 46 PC-H 45 17 Waukomis 35 29 Wakita 64 30 Wakita 32 26 DCLA 25 Record 11-4 43 Jason Brickman, Michael aHKuts', Baler Spencer, Alan (Roar 2) Aaron Fore. J. • Wirier; Chris Horn. Travis . Jim Stow. Russell SchoRz. Brad Bain, Shawn Lofler. i, lurt Downing, Ryan Aeb| Jerod Green. Travis Wilson, Coach Rousey. , Ryan Aeb] . „ __________ • James Kitian — Long Jump . 1st and 2nd GRADES — 1st Place — Pond Creek — Hunter Meet Russell Schultz — 100 Yd. Dash � aL mi Tishia Taylor. Travis Allen. Christina Richardson and Russell Schultz take a break. - fFt ‘7nr Michelfc McCann - 100 Yd Erin Copeland — 100 Yd. Dash II to Elizabeth Hair han 220 Stephanie Hunter. Mary Boeppie. Robin Arthurs. Mendy Kilian. Misty Cink. Misty Schmitz. Barbara Skrdla, Susan Ailey, Jenny Stowers. (Row 2) Shauna Sterling. Keri Benningtield. Stephanie Loving, Christy Bailey, Stacie Hunter. Kim Aebi, Teresa King. Gina Smith. Courtney Clingman, Laura Watsek, Brande Lebeda. Quincee Junghanns. Brandi Williamson. Stephanie in the Long Jump JR. HIGH BOYS TRACK Ty Taylor. Chad Cink, Joe Funderburk. Shane Stout. Jack Funderburk. Lance Embree, Mark Stowers. Shelby Schmitz. Corey Fore. Ricky De- laney. Aaron Cowger. (Row 2) Troy Hula, Curtis Bramlett. Brad Hodges. Chris Gilbert, Brandon Keller, Daniel Shanks, David Rogers. Travis Holder. Eric Shire, Brad Mennem, Robbie McCormick, David Meek. Travis H. H.S. GIRLS TRACK Michelle. Krysti. Debra. Sheila. Sharia. Jennie S.. Susan. Alysia. Julie. Lisa. (Row 2) Melia. Shelley. Stacey. Traci. April. Renee. Jackie. Melissa. Franci. Carta CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 247 pts. REGIONAL CHAMPIONS — 147 pts. Krysli powers the Is off to Jackie in the relay H.S. BOYS TRACK Tony. Mike M.. Joe S. Randall. Chad. Chad 8.. Troy T„ Shane. Nathan. Xyte. Travis C.. Steve. (Row 2) Coach Back. Bill. Mike B.. Byron, Brad. Troy A.. Scott Brian. Freak. Booty. Richard. BASEBALL Rod warms up as Coach Bruce watches id contact and gets a base hit 3 By the end of March, Michael Dukakis and Jesseflackson were thfe front-runners Presidential nomination; George Bush was the Republican front-runner. ITV Evangelist Ji from preaching for a year by the Assembly ot God Church for paying a pristr postage to mailjMjMjliiUfjHoRer went up from 22C to 25C. In March U.S. TinnpeV against Nicaraguan inyasiofEEButlaw dictator President Noriega of Panama refused to IfM S ffuglGiigr Panama was torn apart with financial disaster when the for the Canal. Oklahoma historian Angie Debo died at the age of 93; Singer Fads: Stone-washed denims, decorated sweatshirts, cardboard sunshades for carjj nugs, miniskirts. Kodak and Fuji disposable cameras, ring S urdaxJ iS 1 615 “Church Lady” became popular, along superior” dajuie wpfr notable, too. s hot. (is popular) Jfii . • Medford students had another snow [ace for the Democratic vaggart wa auspetwfrd rrmgiepfllt! taFfin April 3. nduras for a show of support [down from his post when he froze assets and stopped died at the age qL3(L- r i Nq- maflTdnd ; iti 1987 Boys' Stale Delegate — Brian Nollenberger 1987 Girls' State Delegate — Annie Beaver Spelling Bee Champion — Tammy Aldridge Runner-Up — Misty Loving 1988 Hugh O'Brian Leadership Conference Delegate — Jamie Embree Spelling Bee Contestants: 5th Grade — Shalon Cink and Alan Kilian; 6th Gr. — Aaron Fore and Misty Loving. (Row 2) 7th Gr. — Barbara Skrdla and Mary Boepple; 8th Gr. — Tammy Aldridge and Stephanie Loving. BRIAN NOLLEN ALL-STATE CH( uM W.S. GIRLS STATE TRACK TEAM Melissa Stow. April Stocksen. Sheila Aebi, Krystel Swealt. Melia Misak, Stacey Subera. (Row 2) Traci Boyd. Franci Dewey. Shelley Brickman, Renee Reed. Jackie Kilian, Carta Junghanns. Coached by Terry Wilson. STATE MEET: 20 points 1st — Long Jump — Renee Reed (2nd Time Winner in this event) 2nd — High Jump — Renee Reed 5th — 800 M. Dash — Renee Reed ALL STATE — 1988 RENEE REED — LONG JUMP For the third year in a row. Renee is an All Stater. SJ r on ) toro two tffiWa two tfWO ia ■ «; : %ra� £ EA! c4Km I OS-NO ? f ro L T Vi i i i t a «I C0N1BAIULAT FRA! KIE.CUNAGl . YHjWOil ;| ROB. WILSON 3H.LY D0« ' CLASS B BOYS TRACK STATE CHAMPIONS 1988 Billy Downing, Randall McKee. Chad Bain, Shane Krittenbrink, Nathan Sim- mons. Richard Ziba, Bobby Wilson. (Row 2) Mike Bailey. Byron Dell, Troy Aebi, Scott Taylor. Brian Nollenberger. Frank Clinage, Coach Dale Buck. State Champs — 68 pts. 1st — Shot — Dell 1st - 200 M. - Clinage 1st - 400 M.- Clinage 1st — 1600 M. Relay — Wilson. Bailey. Downing. Clinage 3rd — 400 M. Relay — Krittenbrink. Bailey, Taylor. Clinage 5th — 3200 M. Relay — Simmons. Bailey. Downing. Wilson 5th - Discus - Dell New School records: ----------1 200 M. - Clinage - 22.1 400 M. - Clinage - 50.5 Shot - Dell - 52 9 Dell - Shot - 51-11%' State Meet Record: GRANT COUNTY BANK $100 Contributor Alysia — Outstanding FHA member; Kateena — A-OK Cookotl Award winner; Byron — Outstanding FHA member and FHA Beau; Laura — FHA President and Beau escort; Billy — Farmers Union Speech Contest Brent Gilliland State Farmer 1988 $100 Contributor DR. WILLIAM BLUBAUGH I Brent presented the Honorary Chapter Farm- er award to his parents — Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gilliland Richard presented Mrs. Dell with the Honorary Chapter Farmer Award. Jason presented the Honorary Chapter Farmer award to his dad Ted Shockey '■■III FFA AWARD WINNERS: Doug M. — Farm and Homestead Improvement; Richard — Placement in Ag Produc- tion; Rod — Diversified Livestock; Brent G. — Chapter Farmer and Sheep Production; Brent M. — Star Greenhand; Randall — Soil Conser- vation and Speech; Chad B. — Swine Production; Melissa — Beef Produc- tion; Dusty — Ag Mechanics. •rcolor (Best of Show). 1st, Color Drawing and 2nd I Art Tournament at Mooreland. Sergeant Boyles presented John Drennan and Renee Reed with Schol- ar Athlete awards. CITIZENS BEE WINNERS: 1st — Traci Boyd. 2nd — Renee Reed. 3rd — Jennie „■ Morris. Alternate — Gary Newland. BAND AWARDS: Outstanding Achievement — Kathy Krejsek; Outstanding 8th Grade Member — Chris Gilbert and Gina Smith: 9th and 10th — Travis Janzen; Most Improved — Jenny Stowers: 7th Grade — Ty Taylor and Mary Boepple 3 r. INVITATIONAL ART TOURNAMENT WINNERS: i . 5k --------------------- DR. WILLIAM C. BLUBAUGH $100 Contributor Bully Frieoul — 3rd — Watercolor; Renee (Above); Mike Bailey — 4th B and W Drawing: Chad Tebow — 3rd, B and W Drawing; Melia Misak — 4th. Color Dr., 2nd, Watercolor; Ashley Schmitz — 2nd, Painting; Terra Clark — 3rd, Color Drawing, 3rd. Painting. 1st Place Sweepstakes (Tied with Waynoka) 109 STUDENTS OF THE MONTH: Frank, Annie, Melanie. (Row 2) John D.. Byron. Scott. Brian N. Student of the Year: Annie Beaver John Drennan — All-Region, Baseball Pitcher, Honorable Mention — Daily OK. All State: Nominated for ALL STATE Batting Avg. — .574; 121 Strikeouts __________________ ___________________________ HONOR GRADUATES: Mary Reneau, Vicki Croft, Amanda Ball, John Drennan, Annie Beaver. Brian Nollenberger. Mr. Bailey. Emily Johnson — 3rd in English at Ringwood Curriculum Contest; 3rd at Watonga. 6th GRADE AWARD WINNERS: ■ 110 DON’S DISTRIBUTING CO., LTD Misty Loving (2nd Row Left — Spelling) Presidential Academic Fitness: Aaron Fore. Tracy Frieouf. (Row 2) Tammy Kilian, Julie Spencer, Michele Caffey. $75 Contributor Row 3 Ryan Aebi and David Skrdla OKLAHn, Sr. Class President John 0. presented the senior panel to Mr. Innis.______ PRESIDENTIAL ACADEMIC FITNESS: Mary R.. John D. Annie B., Brian N., Amanda B. MASONIC STUDENTS OF TODAY: Jr. High - Franci Dewey and Chris Gilbert; H.S. — Renee Reed and John Drennan SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS Mary — Alumni Assoc, and OCC: Byron — Grant Co. Bank; Annie — Josten s Foundation. Bramlett Corp.. Lions Club. Jo and Paula Reed; John D. — Grant Co. Bank; Butty — Evadna Cassingham; Brian N. — Bramlett Corp., 1st Nat. Bank. David Nollenberger. SNU; Laura — USAO; Vicki — PEO. Joe and Paula Reed; Amanda — OSU and OCU; (Cindi McCormick — Chamber ot Com- merce.) 1st NATIONAL BANK $75 Contributor THE HEARTBEAT OF AMERICA — THAT’S TO- DAY’S CARDINAL We, the Yearbook Staff, truly believe that Cardinals are the “heartbeat” of Medford. We have tried to capture the spirit of the 1987-88 school year in this book. We hope you will enjoy it for years to come! Butty Frieout, Editor Vicki Croft John Holt Gary Newland Mary Reneau Melanie Taber Charleen Wedman Bertha Innis, Advisor Larry Case, Artist and Photographer Courtesy of CROFT CHEVROLET YEARBOOK STAFF 1987-88 DON S DISTRIBUTING FIRST NATIONAL BANK 112 $75 Contributor $75 Contributor