Mustang High School - Remuda Yearbook (Mustang, OK)

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Rebels For A Cause Debate: C. Price, S. Lieber, K. Meyer, A. Mayes, C. MacWat'ters, B. Berenberg, J. Spear, L. Behrens, J. Sewell, M. Roth, Mr. Smith, B. Price, L. Lutz, J. Courtney, R. Weathers. The National Forensic League is a Na- tional Honor Society with the purpose of promoting the interests of interscholastic debate, oratory and public speaking. They must rank in the upper two-thirds of their class and earn a minimum number of points in competition. De- bators are accelerated students with their eyes on professional goals. They traveled about 4,000 miles this year, and spent an average of twenty hours a week practic- ing, with more hours spent during tour- nament week. N,F.l..: Kneeling: R. Weathers, L. Behrens, T. Col- eman, S. Lieber. Front Row: B. Hale, C. Weaver, L. Lutz, D. Sachs, C. Price, S. Winders, J. Nield, B.' Price, A. Mayes, M. Roth, P. Pankalla. Back Row: M. Smith, K. Bostic, R. Henshaw, D. Stewart, K. Meyers, R. Evenge, S. Easley, J. Spear, R. Ruiz, C. MacWatters, P. Reynolds, R. Permenter, V, Howie J. Sewell, J. Courtney. 84 NF L! Debate

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Industrial Arts Club Has Good First Year Industrial Arts Club: Kneeling: Scott Bracket, Ms. Kropfingerg Second row: Dean Kolar, David Nelson, Carl Oltermann, Doug Byrd, David Reed, Mr. McGarryg Back row: Mr. Rudek, David Oliver, David Grant, Richard Calvert, Brian Rigsby, Jay Patterson, Jason Sparger. Livestock Turned Into Profit This was the first full year for the Industrial Arts Club. They entered contests and many awards were brought back to MHS by the members. FFA students raised animals and showed them at many stock shows. After the animals were fully grown, they were sold, with some of the students making a pro- fit. Rhonda Young was named the FFA Sweetheart for the 81-82 school year. FFA Front Row: David Woodwardg Sammy Adcock, Randy Harris, Advisor: Ricky St. John, Reporter, Brandon Mitchell, Sentinel, Joe Anderson, Vice President, Ken Carpenter, Presidentg Mark Lee, Treasurer, Beth Kennedy, Secretary, Advisor, Stan Allen, Chisolm Deupree, David West, Cory Haynes. Row Two: Chance Deupree, Paige Anderson, Rodney Franks, Millie Thomas, Rhonda Young, Jeff Hanna, JoLynn Majors, Randy Allen, Jery Barks, Rick Cobble, Cecil Wolf, Debbie Boatman, Lessa Patzack, David Orr, Mike Croisant, Paul Dozier. Row Three: Ricky Davis, Curtis Phipps, Greg Roberts, Mike Petroff, Kenneth Phares, George McMahill, James Meeks, Robert Underwood, Lee Weatherford, Lori Lowder, Tony Wilkerson, Karl Oltermann, Brock Graves, Jeff VanTyle, Eddie Reed, Todd Stafford, Bobby Stevens. Row Four: Chris Corbett, Keith Wiedemann, James Butcher, Billie Brigger, Julie Feurborn, Jeannie Stoc- kholm, Richard Matthews, Thame Halsey, Monte Kinder, Craig Stratman, Ron Simon, Monte Ellis, Mike Cleveland, John Morawski, Kevin Kopp, Jay Eggenberg, Vicki Haggy, Mike Wallace. Back Row: Sharla Franklin, Craig Warner, Sam Carrol, Paul Hacker, Chuck McNeil, Matt Miller, Kurt Walker, Brett Jackson, Jeff King, Brian Williford, Greg Lyde, Terry Rowan, Kelly Husmann, Adam Meinke, Steve McCool, Kurt Olson, Mark Liberton, Pat Anderson, Ty Bivens. Ind. Arts! FFA 83

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Comp. Speech: Front Row: R. Weathers, M. Herron, D. Welch, D. Thompson, T. Coleman, C. Weaver, S. Easley, S. Cammack, A. Mayes, S. Lieber, L. Lutz. Row Two: K. Bostic, T. Kline, S. Francis, D. Sachs, G. Norvell, R. Ruiz, P. Reynolds, J. Nield, S. Pederson, R. Baker, B. Price, T. Barclay, B. Hale, J. Courtney. Back Row: Ms. Flemming, M. Roth, S. Winders, J. Sewell, R. Permenter, D. Stewart, C. MacWat'ters, R. Henshaw, R. Evenge, P. Pankalla, K. Willitord, D. Cusick, J. Swink, L. Behrens, J. Spear, C. Price, Mr. Smith, K. Meyer, B. Berenberg. Competitive Speech makes up the other half of the Speech Squad. They were active in iriterpretative events and duet acting. At the State Tournament, they took second in Sweepstakes, and some of the students were also involved in the State One-Act Play, in which they also placed second. The speech students compete in categories such as poetry, prose, duet acting, both humorous and dramatic, and humorous and dramatic interpretation, as well as oratory events. The Drama Society is a club of students who are interested in the theater as well as the performing arts. The club put on a fall play this year, You Can't Take lt With You , and in the spring they put on the Follies , as well- as having pledge week to initiate the new members. l Drama Society: Front Row: C. Price, B. Hale, Meyer, P- R2Vl'l0ldS1 M- Roth. D-' Welch, Mrs. Flemming, G. Norvell, T. Coleman, M, Herron, S.CBl11miiCl4, K- Bennett, D. SYGWHI1. BBCR ROWS J. Courtney, M. McNeill, R. Henshaw, L. Lutz, R1 Weafhefi R. Permenter, C. Weaver, M, Lewis, J.. Swink, M. Harper. Drama!Comp. Speech 85