Monroney Middle School - Thunderbirds Yearbook (Midwest City, OK)

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EIGHTH GRADERS WIN 2l GAMES: 2 TROPHIES f Y ' I , VK. , 2 ' L 7-5, ' ,,,, . ' S' .N A W Y 'K 3 , 6,3 if ... Capping one of the finest seasons ever enjoyed by a Monroney athletic team, Coach Tipton's eighth graders compiled a 21-l record and won 2 first place trophies. Pictured above they are: FIRST ROW: Jim Prince, Mike Ashley, Jack Lackey, Torn Faudree, Steve Myers, Richard Gaylor, Steve Russell, Mike Novitsky. STANDING: Coach Bill Tipton, Steve Chase, Brandon Ned, Bob Massago, Pat Hanes, Mike Harper, David Porter, Johnny Johnson, Danny Gal- lant, Larry Murphy, Jesse Sherrell, Gary Lindley, Jess Porter, Randy Gray, John Brewer, Wade Patton, Tim Kerlin, Danny Cochran, Bill Sparks, Charles Hamm, Darrell Chambless, Jeff Emrich, Coach Larry Payne. Star forward Joe Shaddix 1443 is pictured at right. SEVENTH GRADE COMPILES I7-5 RECORD KNEELING: Craig Smith, Anthony Sardis, Jim Dunford, Johnny Clemons, Mike Muecke, Gary Crawford, Brad Parrott. STANDING: Coach John Martin, Billy Horn, Danny Looney, Dwight Meade, Bob Suellentrop, Ricky Burnett, John Coker, Jeff Pappan. X , 5,4 I .M S E F iii 1 'Aki 4 Q ,

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U DEFEATED STATE CHAMPS BOTTOM IEW: Randy Forney, Hodge Wood, Rodney Scott, Butch Jacobsen, Greg Forney, Tim Cluck, Kirk Lyles, Forrest Parks, Bobby Steele, Robin Ameen, Jack Ashcraft, Joe Droll, Robert Day, Danny Bean, Neal Garrett, Wade Stanberry, Jim Buchannan. SECOND ROW: Richard Lyles, Billy Fry, Johnny Bizzell, John Droll, Griffin Lewis, Chuck Lackey, Terry Witt- ner, Terry Wright, Mike Russell, Sidney Sanders, Jimmy John- son, Tom Mobley, Sandy Lea, Randy Boswell, Alan Trussell, Kirk Hurst. TOP ROW: Coach Mike Meek, Lee Stacy, David Foster, Dean Campbell, Raymond Vincent, Dicky Pomeroy, Larry Mitchell, Ricky Hudak, David Wade, Charles Holmes, Tom Hesser, Harry Huff, James Vining, David Rominger, Mike Eagan, John Beard, Coach George Ivie. Coach George lvie T-BIRDS EXTEND STREAK. Winning five duals, the wrestlers extended to 27 the number of duals won in a row over a 4 year period. They also captured four first place trophies, climaxed by the state invitational meet at Edmond. In this tournament, the Wrestlers compiled the most points and won by the largest margin in the history of the meet. WRESTLING ESCORTS These boys were chosen to repre- sent the team in the wrestling coro- nation. Left to right, they are: Mike Russell, eighth grade, Dean Campbell, second escort, David Wade wrestling beau, Butch Jacobsen, first escort, and Robin Ameen, seventh grade.