Newcastle High School - Blue Racer Yearbook (Newcastle, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1975 volume:

1975 RACERS Newcastle High School Newcastle Oklahoma 73065 To Live Is to Experience Changes Experience 2 Contents 1. Title Page 3. Contents 4. Opening 11. Academics 19. Athletics 35. Organizations 49. Personalities 55. Classes 85. Elementary 105. Administration 113. Advertisements 3 EXPERIENCES. This year started out with many varied experiences . . . everyone getting used to being a grade higher . . . making new friends and renewing old friendships ... for most there was the excitement of sports whether your sport be football, basketball,track, weight lifting, or volley- ball . . . 4 ... for Juniors there was Western Day, the Junior play and rings . . . for Seniors there was Senior pictures and being the oldest . . . for some a new experience was doing a book report for the first time . . . others learned all about the excitement of initiations. By the end of the year everyone had their fair share of . . . EXPERIENCES. : 5 Homecoming HOMECOMING. The very saying of the word brings to mind Queen Coronation, float contests, and a spirited football game. The week before Homecom- ing was full of spirit. The pep club sold spirit buttons and Homecoming Mums. The Sophomore, Junior, and Senior classes along with some of the organizations were busy all week working on floats. This year was the first year ever to have a float parade. The theme for Homecoming was the 1920's. Seniors came through with the first prize. Juniors came in second and FHA came in third. Halftime came with the moment everyone had been waiting for- Queen Coronation. This year's candidates were Senior Janiece Wallis escorted by Danny Abbott, Junior Debbie Thomas escorted by Vincent McGuire, and Sophomore Becky Paxton escorted by Tommy Young. The crowning of the 1975 Homecoming Queen, Janiece Wallis, was done by the 1974 Queen Candy Davis and Senior Ricky White. Deedee Mobley carried the flowers for the new queen and Craig Cox carried the football helmet. Besides the rain and mud the only discouraging moment of the night was the score. The Racers lost 42-6 to the Blanchard Lions. Blanchard went on to become second in our conference. TOP: Janiece Wallis, Homecoming Queen. MIDDLE: Janiece, escort Danny Abbott, and Ricky White in the background. BOTTOM LEFT: Deedee Mobley, Candy Davis, and Craig Cox. BOTTOM RIGHT: Kevin Hixson returning the ball on a punt. 6 TOP: The Queen and her Court—Becky Paxton, Deedee Mobley, Janiece Wallis, Craig Cox, and Debbie Thomas. MIDDLE LEFT: The Junior float. MIDDLE RIGHT: Seniors take a victorious ride on the winning float. LEFT: Benny Burnett carries the ball against the Blanchard defense. BOTTOM LEFT: Louie Zamora portrays the Blanchard Lion on the Senior float. BOTTOM RIGHT: Ray Chambers and Greg Ferguson block for Kevin Hixson on a kick- off return. 7 The newness wears off as we involve ourselves in a multitude of school activities and we become comfortable in assorted expe- riences . . . The junior class hard at work while the basketball girls get ready for the season . . . the football team always ready to pose for the cameraman . . . the FFA ready to do any work that needs to be done, and the yearbook staff always around . . . the track team winning medals while the FHA girls gajn experience and the cheerleaders give a good yell for the RACERS . . . EXPERI- ENCES of many of the students this year were . . . foosball, disecting, pep assemblies, twenty's days, math, and a lazy day on the O.U. cam- pus. 10 n Typing II is a challenge for Nancy. Bruce enjoys accounting. Virginia acts like shorthand is hard. BUSINESS EDUCATION is one of the most emphasized areas in the Newcastle High School curriculum. Many improvements have been made in the Business department, which has expanded to include an Accounting class as well as first and second year Typing and the recently established Shorthand and General Business classes. Students in these classes take an initial step into the business world and begin building a foundation that may be useful in future years. Typing I is a class in which students learn the basic skills in using a typewriter. This class is useful especially to those who plan to attend college. Most students do not go further than Typing I, but a few dedicated business students work on perfecting their typing skills in Typing II. General Business is a popular class that teaches the basic laws of business. Students enrolled in either of the two General Business classes learn how to manage their own business affairs. A few students who may plan to pursue secretarial work enroll in Shorthand. Before a student completes this course, he is well-trained in taking dictations. In it's first year at Newcastle High School, Accounting has already become a fairly popular class. Students learn to manage large-scale business affairs in this class. Students that wish to receive further vocational training than what is offered here at NHS ride a bus to Mid- America Vo-Tech School. These students receive more advanced education into the vocational field of their choice. Linda and Donna study General Dale does his best in Typing I. Students board the Vo-Tech bus. Business. 12 Experience Needed After Graduation Was Received in the Classroom and in the Shop. Vocations include many films. Frank shows talent in WWin. Tony Glenn make use of the table saw. Ricky Frankie face problems in WWII Knowledge that is helpful long after leaving New- castle High School was attained by a large number of students in agriculture, woodwork, and vocations class. Students in these classes learn by watching, working, and listening, Mrs. Brush taught a vocations class that proved to be beneficial to almost every student that took the class and Mr. Holman shared the knowledge that he has accumulated with his agriculture students in order to develop skills that could possibly support our nation in future years. Under the direction of Mr. Mobley, our woodwork department has rapidly expanded and high school boys have an even greater opportunity to learn the basic fundamentals of an interesting craft. 13 Brian, Jimmie, Mark, and Lonnie, Newcomers in AG. F F A FRONT: D. Garrett, T. Woodruff, R. Smith, D. Housh, J. Kilby, J. Washburn, Mr. Holman. 2ND: B. Simpkins, G. Mooney, B. Rose, L. Lee, T. Keen, J. Gilliam, R. Holly, J. Wynn, J. Wilson, K. Hixson. 3RD: R. Tennell, J. Jacobson, F. Gainer, M. Shaw, K. Menafee, V. Blankenship, R. Henderson, T. Selzer, T. Cable. 4TH: P. Files, M. Shropshire, J. Mullican, G. Castle, T. Clay, B. Lee, V. McGuire, R. Leird, R. Bryant, G. Keen, J. Steffes. 5TH: G. Ummel, J. Fischer, D. Mackey, D. Travis, P. Lewis, A. Haynes, R. Blackwell, B. Tallon, R. Corbin, B. Smith, E. Littlejohn. Learning to Do Doing to Learn Earning to Live Living to Serve The FFA boys have been working hard in the community helping the farmers. The boys are always ready and willing to do work. The boys will have their annual FFA Banquet, in which they will be proud to present their Sweetheart, Miss Diane Housh. OFFICERS: Jimmy Washburn (reporter), Danny Garrett (sentinel), Diane Housh (FFA Sweetheart), Randy Smith (Pres.), 2ND: Tony Woodruff (treasurer), Mr. Holman (advisor), James Kilby (secretary). NOT PICTURED-Don Files (Vice- Pres.) 14 FRONT-L. Babb, M. Reeves, C. Cummings, B. Hildebrand, S. Brown, T. Carter, T. Williams, 2ND- Mrs. Vinson (advisor), J. Deaville, S. Simpson, P. Osborn, T. Dobbs, D. Carr, P. Wietelman, L. Schaapveld, T. Ivie, T. Hernandez, G. Shores, D. Stockton, M. Griffith, Mrs. Lee (advisor), 3RD-T. Sells, P. Thomas, S. Upton, J. Mayhugh, J. Ballard, P. Mott, S. Miears, R. Cox. 4TH-S. Hughes, T. Clay, A. Smith, A. Ummel, S. Steger, K. Eades, J. Wilson, C. Doke, P. Fulton, J. Schaapveld, L. Crawford, K. Corbin, K. Holman, W. Percel. 5TH-D. Wallis, C. Upton, D. Lewis, S. Irwin, P. Ander- son, J. Stanford. T. Smith, J. Crawford, M. Thompson, L. Miller, R. Brown, L. Crawford, D. Housh. 6TH-D. Moberly, J. Pierce, B. Slater, L. Burris, R. Moore, K. Reddout, K. Underwood, S. Ross, J Wallis, L. Blodgett, M. 0'Donley, S. Long, B. Paxton, K. Minnis, T. Lynn, G. Steffes, V. Trumbly, Pam P. A ski ns. OFFICERS: FRONT-JoNell Crawford (Parliamentarian), 2ND: Karen Reddout (Vice-President), Kim Underwood (Historian), Mrs. Lee (Advisor), 3RD: Mrs. Vinson (advisor), Bruce Tallon (FHA Beau), Lisa Mi Her (President), 4TH: Joletta Deaville (Secretary), Damona Stockton (Sona Game), 5TH: Malinda Thompson (Reporter) Toward New Horizons FUTURE HOMEMAKERS LEAD THE ACTION. FHA gives members the opportunity to im- prove their personal, family, and community living and gives them a look at home economics jobs and careers. FHA members join with others to meet concerns of today. The big project for the year was working with disad- vantaged children. 15 The English department offers four years for the student whether he plans to go to college or not. These courses give the students a solid foundation of literature and composition. What do you mean you couldn't find the brake, could have been the words spoken by Mr. Burnett, the drivers Ed. teacher, as his student driver did not stop for a stop sign. We might go faster if you'd release the emergency brake! Watch out for the curb! was sometimes said a second too late as a student driver ran over the curb and into someone's lawn. Spanish class proved to be a very popular class this year. Because of the near proximity of the United States to Mexico and other Spanish- speaking countries, these students have great opportunities to use the skills they have learned. 16 NHS Students Involve Themselves and Gain Experience All students graduating from Newcastle High School are required to take a designated amount of HISTORY, MATH, and SCIENCE. To meet the growth of the student body NHS has expanded and improved it's classes in these three departments. Newcastle students recieved a much needed back- ground in Junior High history. Later these students were required to take Oklahoma and American History. They learned the history of our state and country through class work that was usually enjoyed by everyone. World History is not required but a considerable number of students took it to learn more about the history of our earth. Students at NHS are required to take less Math than History, but the high school curriculum offered a large variety of Math, Algebra I, Algebra II, and Geometry. The mathematics department will con- tinue to grow at NHS to expand the students' opportunities. The Science department at NHS has seemingly become more attractive every year. The General Science and Biology classes were filled. General Science is a required class to freshmen at Newcastle, and several students decided to dig deeper into life science through a difficult Biology class. Bobby Williams (TOP) studies a map in history class. Chris Mason (MIDDLE LEFT) enjoys a good math class. Cindy Turner (MIDDLE RIGHT) learns about creatures that inhabit our world. Neil Shores and Rick McClain (LEFT) develop basic skills of dissection. 17 On My Hitchin' Day-Parson: Does you take this hyar female to be yore lawful wedded wife? Three on a Bench-Mrs. Moore: Oh! you two must be aquainted! Speech Club-BOTTOM ROW: Dale Dunagan, Jerry Ryan, Mrs. Burnett. Robert Hacker, Terry Fancher. SEC- OND: Rita Brown, Charlotte Longan, William Lancaster. THIRD: Ricky White, Thom Wood, Leigh Blodgett, Julie Trammel. TOP: Steve Wilson, Vincent McGuire, David Simpson, Benny Burnett, Cheryl Thompson, Danny Abbott, Lynda Crawford. The Speech Club has presented three one-act plays. On My Hitchin' Day, a farce comedy with a shotgun wedding. The characters were played by Rita Brown as Tessie June, who hain't hitched. Thom Wood as Paw and Cheryl Thompson as Maw, who aims to git her hitched. Benny Burnett as Luke, the victim. Dale Dunagan as Ike, Luke's paw, and Danny Abbott as Preacher Parson, who does the hitching. Three on a Bench, a comedy in one act, with Nancy Prater playing Betty, a girl just out of high school. Harry, an older man -two months older, played by Steve Wilson. Julie Trammel played Mrs. Moore, a kindly widow, in late middle age and Officer Callahan played by William Lancaster, he patrols the bright green park. Special Guest, a drama in one act. The characters are Nora Andrews, a middle-aged farm woman, played by Leigh Blodgett. John Andrews, her shiftless husband, played by Ricky White. Vincent McGuire played their son, Edward. Robert Norton, a detective, about 25, played by David Simpson. And Lynda Crawford as Elaine Madison, who is young and attractive. The overall student director was Terry Fancher, other helpers were Jerry Ryan, Randy Moore, Charlotte Longan, and Robert Hacker. Special Guest-Nora: Coffee? You don't drink coffee? How about tea? 18 ATHLETICS 19 High School Football (BOTTOM ROW) G. Ferguson, B. Burnett, D. James, B. Thomas, D.Speer, (SECOMD ROW) T. Wood, D. Wariner, M. Tennell, J. Wilson, K. Hixson, T. Owens, (THIRD ROW) G. Castle, B. Willaims, B. Askins, S. Wilson, D. Abbott, Coach Humfleet, (FOURTH ROW) V. McGuire, R. White, R. Zelewski, F. Wesnidge, B. Lee, (FIFTH ROW) Coach Pierson, T. Young, B. Tallon, R. Chambers, Coach Shook, The Newcastle Racers fell short in the race for District Crown with a 0-10 record. Losing only seven seniors to graduation, the Racers under the leadership of Coach Humfleet, Coach Shook, and Coach Pierson, are looking forward to a fine season next fall. The football squad selected Danny Abbott and Benny Burnett as their Captains for the year. Captains- Danny Abbott, Benny Burnett Coach Humfleet, Pierson, Shook and Manager Thom Wood Honorable Mention RAY CHAMBERS Nose Guard Senior BENNY BURNETT Quarterback Senior Senior STEVE WILSON KEVIN HIXSON TOMMY YOUNG DOWD JAMES All-District A-8 Seniors 74-75 Bruce Tallon Danny Abbott Dwight Warmer Ricky White (Tight End) (Full Back) (Split End) (Tackle) The line fires out for sweep blocking. Somebody please block! Jr. High Football (7th and 8th and 9th Grade Football) (1ST ROW) J. Burnett, M. Powers, R. Jones, J. Chambers, B. Thomas, S. Keef, B. Coats, F. Gaynor, K. Langford, S. Hannah, V. Goodnight, R. Hancock, R. Rogers, J. Chapman, D. Wright, M. Evans, (2ND ROW) K. Hixson, R. Deaville, S. White, R. Young, G. Mooney, R. Moore, K. Eddy, R. Wall, T. Burris, K. Housh, J. Bowman, J. Wilson, S. Wynn, L. Lee, B. Prater, M. Shopshire, (3RD ROW) Coach Rice, R. Smith, J. Scott, T. Turner, B. Rose, T. Covington, C. Askins, B. Smith, M. Baldwon, R. Corbin, J. Mullican, K. Meneffe, T. Vincent, T. Burris, J. Jacobson, E. Deaton, S. Davis, D. James, Coach Barnett. (7th and 8th Grade Football) (1ST ROW) S. Wynn, K. Langford, J. Burnett, M. Powers, J. Chambers, R. Jones, B. Thomas, V. Goodnight, S. Keef, S. Hannah, J. Chapman, R. Hancock, D. Wright, M. Evans, R. Deaville, (2ND ROW) Coach Rice, T. Burris, R. Young, S. Davis, C. Askins, T. Covington, T. Vincent, T. Burris, K. Eddy, D. James, R. Wall, K. Housh, J. Bowman, K. Hixson, R. Smith, Coach Barnett. The Newcastle Junior High Racers had a very good season as they brought home for the second year straight the Conference Championship trophy. Even though their over all record wasn't clean when conference play came around they were hard to beat. Finishing up with an over all record of 4-2-1. The 7th and 8th grade team were also very tough, despite the lack of experience they had. But with the fight they gave on the field the Junior High will be tough again next year. 23 High School Girls Basketball Sitting- L. Crawford, V. Trumbly, L. Crawford, L. Babb, S. Brown, A. Smith, Standing- K. Underwood, W. Purcell, R. Brown, S. Burris, L. Blodgett, Coach Pierson, Coach Burnett, J. Crawford, L. Burris, D. Housh, M. Griffith, L. Miller. Jr. Varsity 0. Carr, S. Brown, P. Anderson, L. Crawford, Coach Bumett, A. Smith, S. Steger, W. Purcell, R. Moore, J. Wilson, L. Miller, Coach Pierson. HOME 54 Noble Binger Toum. 46 48 47 Geary Oney Binger(OT) 59 31 45 30 37 54 43 Dibble Blanchard Wayne Blanchard Kinsfisher Dibble Washington 1974-75 RACER SCHEDULE OPP. HOME OPP. HOME 32 44 AM-PO 36 34 39 50 41 51 45 48 46 29 49 14 64 37 49 53 45 32 40 39 Conference Toum. Washington Blanchard Washington Okarche Lexington Union City AM-PO Noble Mustang 20 39 34 38 39 57 42 34 38 53 56 46 53 39 District Harrah Noble Regional Byng Chandler Prague Record 20 - 6 OPP 33 47 77 45 53 Canadian Valley All Conference LYNDA CRAWFORD Sr. forward KIM UNDERWOOD Jr. forward RITA BROWN Sr. forward SHELLY BURRIS Sr. Guard LINDA BURRIS Honorable Mention Soph. Guard LISA BABB Sr. Guard The 1974-75 high school girls basketball team got off to a ragged start but turned everything around to end up with a near perfect record. Desire, Hustle, and team work are the main factors which helped contribute to the winning season. The guards with their fine defensive play, and the forwards putting the ball through the hoop brought such honors as Co-Conference Champs, Conference tournament champs, District Champs. The girls fell in the Regional playoffs to Prague and the top Byng Pirates. Seniors that played their final game for Newcastle were All Conference players. Rita Brown, Lynda Crawford, Lisa Babb, and Shelly Burris. Also Virginia Trumbly and Leigh Blodgett. Virginia Trumbly Leigh Blodgett Kim goes up for a lay up. Shelly jumps up for a rebound. 26 Rita fights for the ball. Lynda trucks by her opponent! Jr. High Girls Basketball (FIRST ROW) C. Trammell, S. Woodard, C. Miller, C. Shoumaker, L. Fancher, S. Gilliam, L. Griffith, C. McGuire, C. Ake, S. Garrett, A. Keen, K. Myers, (2ND ROW) G. Colson, G. Hill, D. Davis, S. Erwin, J. Schaapveld, R. Wesnidge, L. Sewell, K. Reed, B. Hacker, S. Thompson, D. Wynn, B. Littlejohn, (3RD ROW) D. Carlile, D. Havers, K. Reed, M. Longon, G. Steffes, K. Riojas, D. Nunn, B. Stone, T. Kammerlocker, D. Stone, B. Hill, L. Stanley, T. Morris, Coach Rice, (4TH ROW) Coach Shook, P. Carr, D. Healdton, K. Tennell, T. Williams, P. Bryant, D. Carol, D. Baldwin, A. Wesnidge, P. Dodson, D. Vannostrom, L. Withroll, P. Fulton, (5TH ROW) T. Lynn, C. Robertson, J. Mayhugh, S. Rogers, P. Thomas, T. Sells, D. Daniels, D. Chambers, S. Simpson, B. Williams, C. Garrett. 9th Grade Team D. Nunn, B. Hill, S. Erwin, G. Hill, S. Thompson, K. Reed, K. Reed, P. Carr, M. Longon, G. Steffes, P. Dadson, D. Healdton, D. Baldwin, C. Robertson, P. Thomas, T. Sells, D. Chambers, T. Lynn, P. Bryant, T. Williams, B. Stone, Coach Shook, Coach Rice. 5th 6th C. Stanley, J. Brewer, C. Malone, T. Hill, S.Altobello, T. Longon, T. Stewart, L. Shepard, L. Judkins, C. Rose, L. Bergess, D. McEwin, L. Phillips, T. Hannah, R. Deaton, T. Shropshire, K. Dennis, C. Miller, D. Hill, Coach Hightower. 27 High School Boys Basketball K. Hixson, B. Tallon, F. Hill, C. Shoumaker, B. Burrfett, R. Moore, T. Young, (TOP) Coach Barnett, M. Perry, C. Castle, K. Wood, R. Zelweski, M. McEwin, B. Williams, Coach Pierson. Jr. Varsity Coach Pierson, B. Thomas, T. Owens, M. Perry, R. McClain, K. Wood, T. King, M. McEwin, M. Tennell, G. Ferguson. 1974-75 RACER SCHEDULE HOME OPP. HOME OPP. HOME 88 NOBLE 78 60 WASHINGTON 71 BINGER TOURN. 96 AM-PO 58 62 68 CALUMET 89 76 BLANCHARD 81 72 BINGER 71 109 WAYNE 94 104 GEARY 86 83 WASHINGTON 85 61 AKARCHE 81 87 DIBBLE 68 73 LEXINGTON 72 73 BLANCHARD 88 70 UNION CITY 91 103 WAYNE 76 79 AM-PO 69 70 BLANCHARD 68 70 NOBLE 68 83 KINGFISHER 125 50 MUSTANG 88 90 DIBBLE 36 DISTRICT HA RRAH RECORD 12-10 OPP. 82 28 o Canadian Frank Hill Sr. Forward Benny Burnett Sr. Guard Valley All Conference Benny Burnett finished his Senior year with a 2 9.2 average. Frankie Hill finished his year with a 15 .0 average. Bruce's soaring jumper helps increase the lead Benny goes up for two over the defender. 29 Frankie's moves set him free from his man. Benny guns from outside. High School Boys Basketball The Newcastle Racers finished a season of 3 2 wins and 10 losses. The team played a fast man to man defense with a run and gun offense. The team scored over a hundred points three times. The team used a tight press which worked well at times. They were coached by Jay Barnett (head coach) and Greg Pierson. Seniors that played their final game for Newcastle, were All-Conference players Benny Burnett and Frank Hill. Also other seniors Bruce Ta I Ion and Mike Perry. Mike Perry Bruce Tallon Sr. Guard Sr. Forward Bruce: Let me shoot it, Clarence: It's my turn, Frank: I'm not ready yet, Randy: Not again, Benny: I don't care what you say I'm going to shoot it. FIRST-R. Jones, L. Littlejohn, B. Thomas, R. Bond, B. Daniels, J. Chambers, J. Chapman, M. Evans, SECOND-G. Green, K. Hixson, K. Eddy, D. Dunagan, L. Daniels, E. Carlile, K. Standridge, C. Koots, R. Young, J. Wynn. THIRD-R. Smith, J. Burnett, R. Moore, G. Mooney, J. Scott, D. James, R. Tennell, T. Underwood, L. Lee, K. Langford, B. Carter, T. Burris. Top-Coach Shook, M. Shaw, T. Burris, C. Askins, J. Mullican, M. Baldwin, R. Corbin, E. Littlejohn, K. Menefeit, M. Shropshire, R. Wall, Coach Rice. 9th Grade (15-5) 7th 8th (9-6) R. Moore, G. Mooney, J. Scott, D. James, M. Shaw, T. Burris, C. Askins, J. Mullican, M. Baldwin, R. Corbin, E. Littlejohn, K. Menefeit, M. Shropshire, R. Wall, R. Tennell, T. Underwood, L. Lee, K. Langford. KNEELING-T. Burris, Coach Shook, Coach Rice, R. Smith. 5th 6th (7-3) R. Bowen, F. Craven, J. Price, R. Maynard, J. Reed, R. Bond, M. Baldwin, D. James, R. Corbin, L. Tutor, D. Smith, T. Tutor, T. Files, D. Brown, B. Wynne, J. Wilson and Coach Hightower 31 H. S. Girls Volleyball The Newcastle Racerettes have eighteen girls going out for volleyball this year. The seniors are: Rita Brown, Lynda Crawford, Leigh Blodgett, Lisa Babb, Shelly Burris, and Virginia Trumbly. They are very anxious for it to start. H.S. Boys Baseball The Newcastle Racers have nineteen going out for baseball this year, and there are six seniors on the team. They have a thirty game schedule. Due to bad weather they have had three games canceled. Senior Boys FRONT-Terry Keen, Alan Thompson, Steve Wilson. BACK-Kevin Carrel, Benny Burnett, Bruce Tallon FIRST-Coach Burnett, S. Steger, L. Babb, L. Crawford, L. Blodgett, L. Crawford, K. Underwood. SECOND-COACH Pierson, D. Housh, J. Wilson, V. Trumbly, A. Smith, D. Carr, P. Anderson, S. Brown, THIRD-W. Purcell, J. Crawford, L. Burris, R. Brown, C. Burris, D. Rogers. FIRST-M. McEwin, T. Owens, T. Young, T. Keen, B. Thomas, C. Mason, D. James, M. Tennel, J. Garrett, Second-Coach Pierson, R. Zelewski, C. Castle, T. King. S. Wilson, K. Hixson, THIRD-B. Burnett, B. Tallon, C. Shoemaker, K. Carrel, A. Thompson, B. Wilson, F. Wesnidge, 32 Athletic Snaps Seniors Playing Final Game for N.H.S. Rita Brown - B. B.-V. B. Lynda Crawford-B. B.-V. B. Lisa Babb-B. B.-V.B. Shelly Burris-B. B.-V.B. Leigh Blodgett-B. B.-V. B. Virginia Trumbly-B. B.-V. B. Benny Burnett-B. B.-F. B.-Base B. Bruce Tallon-B. B.-F. B.-Base B. Frankie Hill-B.B. Mike Perry-B. B. Track David Simpson -Track Robert Blackwel 1-Track Steve Wilson-F. B.-Base B. Ricky White-F. B. Thom Wood-F. B. MGR. Danny Abbott-F. B. Alan Thompson-Base B. Luis Zamora-Track Ray Chambers-F. B.-Track Dwight Wariner-F. B. Kevin Carroll-Base B. Terry Keen-Base B. (B. B.-Basketball; F. B.-Football, V.B.- Volleyball, Base B.-Baseball) 33 Lettermen Track Weightlifting Coach Humfleet, Mike McCalister, Mike Tennell, Dwight Warmer, Danny Abbott, Greg Ferguson, Russ Bryant, Greg Castle (2ND ROW) Jerry Wilson, Bryan Thomas, Kevin Hixson, Bobby Lee, Steve Wilson, Barry Ask ins, Ray Chambers, Terry Keen, Coach Barnett (3RD ROW) Coach Shook, Eugene Hodge, David Speer, Roger Blackwell, Kevin Carrel, Robert Blackwell, Frankie Wesnidge, Larry Lasenberry, Tommy Young (BACK ROW) Ricky White, Bruce Tallon, Frankie Hill, Benny Burnett, Clarence Shoumaker, Thom Wood, Randy Moore, Richard Zelewski. Thom ready for discus. Ray set for hurdles. Russ and Mike mile runners. This year's NHS TRACK TEAM consisted of 28 determined athletes, four of which returned from last year. These in- cluded Russ Bryant, Mike McCalister, Ray Chambers, who was ALL-CONFER- ENCE in the 120 yard High Hurdles last year, and Thom Wood, who was ALL-CONFERENCE in the Shot Put and Discus last year. Led by Coach Humfleet, the team worked its way through another successful season and earned respect from op- ponents and fans. The WEIGHTLIFTING class proved to be a valuable part of the NHS athletic program again this year. The LETTERMEN'S CLUB involved a large number of athletes who lettered in any of four sports this year. (FRONT) Jerry Wilson, Johnny Morgan, Greg Castle, Mike McCalister, Russ Bryant, Bobby Lee (BACK) Danny Abbott, Barry Askins, Robert Blackwell, Thom Wood, Frankie Wesnidge, Coach Humfleet. 34 35 • : ' ff- ii ________L ' ' ft- •• « I FRONT-B. Paxton, T. Carter, S. Long, M. Thompson, N. Prater, SECOND-R. Brown, L. Crawford, V. Trumbly, ’ P. Askins, V. Daniels, L. Babb, T. Beaty, T. Clay, S. Hughes, S. Powers, J. Wallace, L. Blodgett, THIRD-T. Smith, D. Stockton, S. Ross, M. Reeves, M. Griffith, J. Crawford, D. Housh, K. Underwood, D. Thomas, FOURTH- J. Wilson, P. Anderson, K. Holman, P. Osborn, A. Smith, C. Turner, A. Ummel, D. Carr, R. Moore, FIFTH-S. Steger, K. Eades, L. Schaapveld, M. Nolan, J. Trammel, K. Rogers, K. Barbour, P. Green. Pep Club Officers SITTING: J. Wallace D. Thomas STANDING: M. Reeves D. Carr R. Moore K. Underwood S. Powers 36 THE HIGH SCHOOL PEP CLUB AND CHEERLEADERS experienced an active year in trying to bring out spirit and pride in the student body. They held meetings for planning activities and making signs to enhance school spirit. United We Stand and Divided We Fall was the club motto. To raise money for the many activities, the Pep Club sold spirit ribbons. The Pep Club stimulated spirit in the pep rallies that were held prior to each home game. They proved to be a hard-working crew throughout the school year and accomplished goals which they established the first week of school. The Football Homecoming was the highlight of the Pep Club's year with each member playing an active role in the queen corona- tion. A few members were also involved in selling mums. The Pep Club can look back on the year with pride. Mrs. Cox was Pep Club Sponsor. Tisha Carter Becky Paxton Sandra Long 37 Behind every successful ball team is a great pep club. The JUNIOR HIGH PEP CLUB cheered the NJH Racers to a conference championship this year. With a total of sixty-five members, the girls created a loud voice to urge their team on. As a group, they made a very spirited team. Terie Williams, Gina Steffes, Cricket Me Guire, Debra Stone, Amber Keen, and Teresa Lynn were the junior high cheerleaders (ABOVE) this year. Debbie Chambers, Sandy Irwin, Missy Longan, and Benee Slater were elected as officers. The Junior High Pep Club was to be commended for their energy in supporting their team and working to bring out school spirit in high school as well as junior high students. Their sponsor was Mrs. Breitling FRONT- C. McGuire, D. Stone, A. Keen, B. Slater, M. Longan, D. Chambers, S. Irwin, G. Steffes, T. Lynn, T. Williams, Mrs, Breitling. SECOND- C. Miller, S. Thompson, S. Garrett, C. Ake, S, Potts, T. Cox, K. Schaapveld, N. Walck, D. Walker, S. Gilliam, C. Shoumaker, K. Reed, R. Wesnidge, D. White, V. Rosebrook, L. Sewell. THIRD- L. Withrow, A. Wesnidge, G. Hill, K. Reed, D. Havens, P. Dotson, D. Hilton, D. Vannostran, P. Bryant, J, Rigsby, B. Wilson, K. Fasgold, R. Ferguson, T. Kilby, G. Zelewski, P. Rose. FOURTH- D. Baldwin, L. Petty, K. Ake, T. Hawkins, R. Gibson, C. Nuenswander, D. Daniels, C. Garrett, L. Griffith, C. Robertson, S. Beaty. BACK- J. Mayhugh, J. Ballard, J. Schaapveld, S. Upton, S. Simpson, T. Sells, P. Thomas, D. Lewis, D. Carlile, T. Morris, M. Byars, S. Woodard 38 1ST ROW-G. Hill, D. Stone, S. Potts, C. Ake, A. Keen, S. McQuire, D. Wright, T. Scott, J. Chambers, T. Cole, P. Dennis, M. Berry, M. Kellum, P. Vinson, K. Reeves, S. Garrett, N. Patton. 2ND ROW- Mr. Pruett, L. Petty, K. Tenne 11, J. Parton, R. Burger, K. Riohos, S. Grumens, M. Noland, K. Johnson, R. Schmult, T. Carpenter, D. Adams, D. Nunn, B. Stone, C. Robertson, C. Garrett, R. Gibson, R. Wesnidge. 3RD ROW-L. Elrod, G. Coleson, M Fletcher, D. Walker, S. Woodard, D. Davis, T. Burris, V. Goodnight, R. Jones, R. Bond, C. King, T. Wadson, B. Hacker, S. Rodgers, T. McCalister, T. Turner, K. Berry, D. White. 4TH ROW-K. Fischer, D. Havens, K. Ake, T. Kilby, V. Rosebrook, T. Sul I, L. Daniels, D. Dunagun, L. Cortum, K. Standridge, K. House, G. Zelewski, T. Burris, D. Tomlinson, R. Talor, T. Hawkins. 5TH ROW-K. Reid, D. Carre 11, D. Reeves, D. Baldwin, D. Daniels, D. Chambers, T. Vincent, S. Davis, T. Cox, D. Nunn, V. Ferguson, A. Wesnige, L. Withrow. Music helps a person learn to listen to the world around him. It plays an important part in student life at Newcastle. Students have a chance to develop their talents through an excellent music program both in high school and junior high. The JUNIOR HIGH MUSIC class was somewhat smaller this year, but the quality didn't change. Under the able leadership of Mr. Pruett they worked hard and did a fine job in their public performances. Freshmen are taught by Mrs. Cornett, who teaches ninth through twelfth grade music. ABOVE: Members of the Freshman Quartet. Tim Underwood, Carol Doke, Mark Shaw, and Gina Steffes. LEFT: Members of the Freshman Girl's Ensemble. BOTTOM: Sandy Erwin, Pyllis Fulton, Terri Williams, and Sharon Simpson. TOP: Carol Doke, Tonya Sells, Jan Ballard, and Gina Steffes. 39 High School Chorus Is FIRST SOPRANO Raylene Adams Pam Ask ins Deborah Carr Karen Clay Lauri Crawford Vikki Daniels Carol Doke Phyllis Fulton Sandy Irwin Teresa Lynn Jaye Mayhugh Jan McBride Brinda McEwin Rhonda Norman Marsha O'Donley Paula Osbom Tonya Sells Cheryl Thompson Cindy Turner SECOND SOPRANO Lisa Babb Leigh Blodgett Ri ta Brown Tisha Carter Tirzah Clay Rita Cox Lynda Crawford Kathy Eades Mary Ann Griffith Brenda Hildebrand Sandy Hughes Saundra Lee Sandra Long Kathy McQueen Suzie Miears Phyllis Mott Susan Nunn Nancy Prater Karen Reddout Micki Reeves Sheila Ross Damona Stockton Bunnie Travis ALTO Jan Ballard Sherell Brown Linda Burris Shelly Burris Margit Bryant Jo Nell Crawford Cheryl Cummings Sharee George Susan Hannah Elizabeth Henderson Diana Housh Amy McNeilly Lisa Miller Dawn Morgan Becky Paxton Jan Schaapveld Sharon Simpson Benee Slater Anita Smith Joyce Smith Teresa Smith Gina Steffes Sharon Steger Malinda Thompson Andrea Ummel Kim Underwood Janice Wallis Terie Williams JoEllen Wilson TENOR Barry A ski ns Mike Baldwin Dane Barbour Robert Blackwell Greg Castle Carl Castle Ray Chambers Bryon Coats Ricky Courtney Eddie Deaton Jimmy Fletcher Frank Gaynor Ricky Henderson Frankie Hill Greg King Chris Mason Greg Mooney Johnny Morgan Darrell Morse John Mulli can Don Raw son James Rawson Johnny Scott Mark Shaw Brett Simpkins Timmy Simpson Blake Smith John Steger Tim Underwood Billy Wilson Jerry Wilson Thom Wood BASS Danny Abbott Robert Blackwell Russell Bryant Benny Burnett Kevin Carrell Bryan Doke Terry Fancher Don Files Jay Jones Kerry Keen Terry Keen Larry Lasenberry Jeff Mars Dale McBride Mike McEwin Vincent McGuire Randy Moore Danny Ogle Randall Rogers Jerry Ryan Mark Shores Clarence Shoumaker David Simpson Larry Simpson Scott Stone Dwight Wariner Bobby Williams Johnny Wilson Steve Wilson Ricky White Keith Wood Tommy Young Richard Zelewski indicates members of Honors Chorus THE HIGH SCHOOL MUSIC CLASS this year had a record enrollment of 147. The class worked hard throughout the year to improve the quality of an already impressive sound. Under the leadership of Mrs. Cornett the large Chorus put together two major public concerts. These were the Christmas and Spring Concerts. They were labeled as being very successful and were praised by a very gracious audience. The entire class was involved in these 40 Better Than Ever concerts; however, only the Honors Chorus participated in the state-sponsored spring contests. The Honors Chorus worked hard in preparation for contests with hopes of winning the trophy for a superior concert in state contest for the fourth straight year. In order to use the large amount of talent in our music department, Mrs. Cornett chose several special groups and ensembles. These included the Freshman Girls Ensemble, High School Girls En- semble, the High School Boys Ensemble, the Freshman Mixed Chorus, High School Girls Trio, and the foremost of all special groups, the Madrigal Singers. Several distinguished students sang solos in one or more of the major concerts. These were Raylene Adams, Pam Askins, Amy McNeilly, Carol Doke, Terie Williams, Paula Osborn, Brinda McEwin, Bunnie Travis, Bryon Coats, Bryan Doke, Barry Askins, Jay Jones, Danny Ogle, Mark Shaw, Tim Underwood, and Thom Wood. Madrigal Singers (UPPER RIGHT)(FRONT) -Raylene Adams, Brinda McEwin, Pam Askins, Nancy Prater, Ray Chambers, Bunnie Travis, Amy McNeilly, Kim Underwood. (BACK)-Bryan Doke, Thom Wood, Danny Ogle. High School Girls Ensemble (LOWER RIGHT)- Malinda Thompson, Brinda McEwin, Karen Reddout, Marshah O'Donley, Lisa Miller, Lisa Babb, Tirzah Clay, Karen Clay and Lynda Crawford. 41 The Experience of Beginning Band High School FIRST: Don Rawson. SECOND: Darla Selzler, Teresa Morris, Pam Walck. THIRD: Dana Carlile, Tommy Gage, Cogi Beaty, Neal Shores. BACK: John Pruett, Rick McLain, Kenny Cable, Terry Fancher, Mark Shores, Kenneth Carr. NOT PICTURED: Tony Cable, Larry Selzler. The Newcastle band was a new experience for many students this year. Not only was there the ex- citement of getting an instrument and trying to get a sound to come out of the instrument, there was the excitement of walking to and from the Fair Barn every day for band. Through the dangers of crossing the highway and the rougness of the rain, hail, sleet, and snow of the winter, the band students seemed to make it every day to class without any mishaps. At the first of the year, the students from all three bands were busy on a sales project. For weeks the cry around school was, Anybody want to buy some pop- corn? The money was being raised to buy new instru- ments. Mr. Pruett, our new band director, took the differ- ent bands to several concerts around the state over the year. Mr. Pruett had his work cut out for him over the year, coming into a new school with many new faces to learn besides teaching nearly all the students how to even begin to play an instrument. 42 7th and 8th Grade FIRST: D. Vanostram, S. McCollun, S. Newman, C. Shoumaker, S. Gilliam, K. Schaapveld, J. Stultz, L. Dew, B. Beaty, P. Steen, P. Rose, P. Dotson, K. Fasgold, N. Thomason, T. Hamm. SECOND: R. Deaville, E. Bingham, C. Hester, J. Mott, P. Vincent, M. Cellen, S. McAllister, K. Kenzie, C. Lasenberry, R. Gibson, J. Rigsby, L. Mc- Allister, C. Meyers, M. Mayhugh, B. Wilson, K. Fischer, B. Littlejohn, T. Kamerlocher, D. Reeves, C. Morris. THIRD: L. Stanley, D. Hilton, M. Longan, L. Petty, K. Ake, L. Fancher, S. Keith, J. Steger, J. Wilson, R. Han- cock, E. Carlile, R. Elder, M. Walck, T. Brown, P. Bryant, G. Berry, C. Richardson, K. Kenzie, F. Cole, K. Summers, C. Sharp, K. Nix, M. Ford, P. Carr, T. Ryan, S. Hannah, L. Daniels, S. Wynn, B. Carter. BACK: T. Hensley, J. Pruett, L. McCraken, J. Burnett, B. Hill, D. Wynn, K. Berry, T. Hawkins, B. Wietelman, L. Griffith, C. Miller, T. Childress, R. Wall. 5th and 6th Grade FIRST: J. King, L. Smith, R. Billen, P. Kamerlocher, A. White, S. Keller. SECOND: M. Stone, H. Doke, E. Kerr, V. Rigsby, D. Hilderbrant, D. Vanostram, P. Spears, S. Greisel, D. Blankenship, S. Greisel, T. Brown, K. Suggs, J. Thomasor K. Tutor, T. Hinkel, A. McNeilly. THIRD: L. Wilson, S. Gann, C. McGill, S. Wiles, A. Cockrel, D. Thomas, B. Coates, A. Talkington, S. Housh, R. Woodall, J. Scarberry, R. McKay, G. Roll, T. Carpenter, K. Biziko, R. Dawson, G. Allen, E. Thiessen, R. Avery, H. Furr. BACK: S. Maynard, E. Stevens, J. Hall, J. Pruett, J. Hinkle, R. Lee, B. Furr. 43 Yearbook and Journalism Staff Getting Down to the Nitty Gritty (BOTTOM ROW) Lynda Crawford, Virginia Trumbly, Saundra Lee, JoNell Crawford, Rita Brown, Linda Orton, Lisa Babb, Mrs. Burnett (Sponser). (TOP ROW) Thom Wood, John Jones, Benny Burnett, Barry Askins, Kevin Hixson. NOT PICTURED: Donna Moberly and Leigh Blodgett. The 1974-75 Yearbook and Journalism Staff worked hard this year to present you with the News- paper and Yearbook. We hope that we can relate the high points of the year. Although we missed a few deadlines, and almost had to work through Christmas break, we finally came through to bring you a few of this years Experiences. The Staff went to two work shops, one at East Central University and the other at Oklahoma University. It was a lot fun, and we learned alot. No one really realizes how much work goes into a yearbook. It's a lot of hard work and it means a lot to us. Saundra Lee (Newspaper Editor) Lisa Babb (Yearbook Editor) Thinking about organizations. Yearbook is not all hard work. Getting classes together. Working hard on advertisements. Arguing about academics. Finishing up athletic page. Group at 0. U. work shop. 4-H Clubs Gain Experience SR. 4-H CLUB-FIRST: M. Evans, B. Coats, J. Bowman, M. Baldwin, D. Adams, M. Mayhugh, T. Ryan, R, D a ville, K. Housh, D. Morse, J. Fletcher, K. Langford, D. McBride. SECOND: Mrs. Smith, T. Hawkins, P. Gibson, D. Wynn, D. Lewis, D. Housh, A. McNeilly, P. Osborn, L. Crawford, S. Brown, T. Carter, K. Corbin, A. Smith, S. Rogers. THIRD: L. Fancher, A. Wesnidge, S. Rogers, S. Nuenswander, D. Carr, K. Berry, B. Fletcher, S. Steger, R. Rawson. FOURTH: K. Berry, N. Thomason, J. Rigsby, B. Wilson, P. Carr, D. Reeves, J. Wilson, S. Steger, K. Eades, B. Paxton, W. Percell, L. Burris, C. Turner, A. Ummel, S. Long. NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Gene Griffith. The Senior 4-H Club is one of the most outstanding in the County. The Club has re- ceived a trophy from the County for outstanding Club for the past years. The Club has received awards from the County for the most entries in the County Fair. Many members have received various medals over the years for outstanding achievements. 6TH 7TH GRADE OFFICERS-FIR ST: S. Gilliam, J. King, M. Fletcher. SECOND: A. McNeilly. THIRD: J. Burnett, Mrs. McNeilly, B. Thomas. FOURTH: B. Coats. The Senior 4-H Club does believe that 4-H Can Make the Best Better. They invite anyone that is willing to sacrifice some of themself to make our world a better place to live to join the 4-H. SR. 4-H CLUB OFFICERS-FIR ST: Kathy Berry, Debbie Carr. SEC- OND: Mrs. Smith, Paula Carr, Byron Coats, Amy McNeilly, Anita Smith. 46 Junior 4-H Work a Better America Promotes Leadership and Develops 6TH 7TH GRADE-FIRST: C. Morris, D. Thompson, A. Talkington, G. Roll, T. Jacobson, B. Eades, B. Coats, J. Burnett, S. Keef, E. Bigham, B. Carter. SECOND: R. Billen, L. Smith, T. Daniels, S. Griesel, L. Stead, A. Neuenswander, R. Wes- nidge, M. Fletcher, S. Gilliam, S. Shoumaker, D. Walker, B. Thomas. THIRD: A. Cottral, J. Petty, R. Lee, K. Wright, L. Phillips, C. Carson, P. Kamerlocher, M. Baldwin, D. Smith, M. Well, S. Childress, D. McEwin, L. Judkins. FOURTH: J. King, A. McNeilly, J. Sells, M. Holman, M. Berry, T. Longan, S. Altobellow, C. Rose, L. Dew, V. Rosebrook, B. Littlejohn. Young Minds to Build 4TH 5TH GRADE-FIRST: J. Price, L. Gibson, K. Billen, B. Wynn, M. Berry, S. Dobbs, B. Thomas, K. Wynne, P. Thomas, J. Bass. SECOND: Mrs. Carson, S. Tietjen, S. Thiessen, T. Griffin, D. Black, S. Wright, H. Doke, T. Simpkins, S. Cotter, P. Files, C. Ray, S. Stead, G. Fox, S. Greisel, V. Rigsby, J. Simmons. THIRD: K. Keef, K. Bolles, T. Shropshire, C. Ray, R. Corbin, T. Kamerlocher, J. Wilson, S. Housh, G. Allen, R. McKay, S. Vicker, Mrs. Hildebrandt. FOURTH: C. Moore, J. Hinkle, M. Oden, K. Dye, M. Livingston, J. Webb, T. Standridge, T. Wesnidge, S. Joy, R. Scott, S. Greisel. 4TH 5TH GRADE OFFICERS-FIRST: S. Dobbs, B. Wynne. SECOND: Mrs. Carson, K. Billen, K. Wynne, L. Gibson, V. Rigsby, Mrs. Hildebrand. THIRD: M. Berry. 47 In a school as large as NHS, student Office Aides, Librarians, and Custodians play an important role. Operating a school of this size is a big job and the Administration uses a large number of student Aids to help (BELOW). The increased use of our library requires a staff of Librarians (LOWER LEFT) to maintain it. A few students are also employed as Custodians in order to keep our school buildings clean. (LOWER RIGHT). A large number of students are involved in these three activities. For these students, helping other people is an integral part of their high school experience. The students, as well as the faculty, are benefited by this. FRONT-Becky Paxton, Tisha Carter, Cheryl Thompson, Barry Askins, Diana Housh, Tim Underwood. SECOND- Jan Ballard, Benee Slater, Cogi Beattie, Debbie Carr, Anita Smith, Sheila Ross, Kathy Holman, Debbie Thomas, Kathy Rogers, Pam Askins, Suzie Higgins. THIRD-Richard Zelewski, Dane Barbour, Brett Walling, Dowd James, Benny Burnett, Frankie Hill, Thom Wood, Carl Castle, Sandy Hughes. BACK-Susan Beaty, Paul Mclntire. 48 SEATED-Pam Green, Robert Blackwell, Kathy Eades. STAND- ING-Pam Walck, Sandra Long, Darla Selzler, Paula Wietelman, Paula Osborn. Jimmy Fletcher, Bobby Thomas, Frankie Hill. NOT PICTURED-Ricky Bigbee, Mark Shores, Ricky Thomas. 49 Class Favorites Are Tops Class Favorites get alot of attention at Newcastle as the photograph on the right shows Saundra Lee being shown how to throw a football by the 74-75 Racer football team co-captain Danny Abbott. Kathy Holman and Dowd James enjoy a friendly conversation while sharing a COKE. (BOTTOM LEFT) Terie Williams demonstrates the art of spread- ing school spirit to Johnny Scott. (BOTTOM RIGHT) 1 at Newcastle School Learning to ride a unicycle is very tricky as JoNell Crawford tries to show Tommy Young how it is done. Steve Wynne shows Cindy Garrett the tech- nique of carving initials in a tree. (BOTTOM LEFT) Jerry Burnett's favorite passtime is basketball. He shows Sheila Gilliam how to properly handle the basketball. (BOTTOM RIGHT) Queens Reign at N.H.S. NANCY PRATER Candidate for Yearbook and All Sports Queen Lisa was elected Yearbook Queen by the students who purchased yearbooks. Lisa is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Babb. She played guard on the basketball team and was editor of the yearbook. Janiece was elected Homecoming Queen by secret ballot by the football players. Janiece is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wallis. She was vice-presi- dent of the senior class and pep club presi- dent. Lynda was elected All Sports Queen by the letterman's club. Synda is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Crawford. She played forward on the basketball team and is a member of the yearbook staff. LISA BABB Yearbook Queen BECKY PAXTON Candidate for Yearbook and Homecoming Queen JANIECE WALLIS LYNDA CRAWFORD Homecoming Queen All Sports Queen Royalty To be elected king or queen of NHS is an honor that one should be very proud of. Perspective lead- ers are brought out through the election of royalty which includes Music King and Queen, Music Prince and Princess, 4-H King and Queen, FFA Sweetheart, and FHA Beau. These people are representatives of their school and are selected through stiff competition. The FFA chapter elected Diane Housh as their 1974-1975 Sweetheart. Diane is a junior and is an active participant in basketball. Senior, Bruce Tallon was elected FHA Beau in September of 1974. Bruce is active in all sports. The music class elected Danny Ogle as their king He is a junior and is a member of the Madrigals. The music queen for 1975 is senior Raylene Adams. She is a member of the Madrigals. Gina Steffes is music Princess. Gina is a freshman and is a cheerleader. Music Prince is Mark Shaw, who is a freshman, and member of Mixed Quartet. 4-H King is Steve Wynne, who elected by the 4-H club. He is an eighth grader and plays in the band. Darla Wynne is 4-H Queen. She is an eighth grader and is in band. CLASSES 55 ECU Interscholastic Meet Challenges NHS Students Kari, Tina, and Jimmy board the bus for the long trip to Ada. Kim and Thom work hard to represent NHS. Newcastle High School has always been well represented at the East Central Interscholastic Meet by hard-working students who have proven them- selves in the classroom and this year was no excep- tion. Every year a large number of medals are brought home and this speaks well for the teachers and the students. Preparation for the contest consists of hours of devoted studying, so only the most dedicated stu- dents are chosen to compete. The meet is usually enjoyed by the participants, even though it requires hours of extra bookwork. Representing NHS at the interscholastic meet is an honor, regardless of the outcome of it and NHS can be proud of the fine way that it is represented. Some representatives this year were Thom Wood, Becky Fletcher, Benee Slater, Frankie Hill, Raylene Adams, Suzie Steger, Karen Redout, Teresa Smith, Kim Underwood, Jay Jones, Resa Rawson, Kathy Eades, Paula Anderson, Cindy Turner, Tim Under- wood, Ken Stewart, Lisa Watchous, Kari Barbour, Jimmy Fletcher, Pam Eddy, Paula Wietelman, and Tina Hernandez. The bus arrives home again after a long day of tough Frankie and Tim prepare themselves for the meet. tests. 56 Oklahoma Honor Society J. Wallis J. Wilson K. Wood R. Adams P. Anderson L. Babb K. Barbour M. Bryant B. Burnett D. Carr C. Cummings J. Deaville P. Eddy G. Ferguson F. Hill J. Kilby A. McNeilly L. Miller R. Rawson K. Reddout S. Ross G. Shores N. Shores A. Smith C. Turner A. Ummel K. Underwood M. Wallis Selection for membership in the Oklahoma Honor Society is limited strictly to members of the Sophomore, Junior, and Senior classes. Honor roll students must be in the top ten per cent of their class scholastically. Freshmen are ineligible to be members in the Oklahoma Honor Society because the per cent is figured from the two preceeding semesters of high school grades. After years of longing for this year to come, the Seniors found themselves looking forward to graduation with a more reluctant outlook. An entirely different way of life awaited many of the Seniors at the end of this year, but through the sorrow of leaving long-time friends came a voice of hope that led the Seniors onward in an effort to make this a better world to live in. Final pre- parations for stepping into a new world were begun in September and the busy way of life of a high school sen- ior was adopted by seventy-two people. Not long after school started this year, the Seniors ordered graduation announcements. Almost everyone was satisfied with his senior pictures which were taken late in September. In their final election of class officers, the Seniors elected Benny Burnett as president, Janice Wallis as vice-presi- dent, Marshah O'Donley as secretary-treasurer, and Amy McNeilly as reporter. Homecoming was a big time of the year for the Seniors. They won the Homecoming Spirit Stick and received the first place award for having the best homecoming float. All four of the NHS Queens for the 74-75 school year were Seniors, Raylene Adams was elected Music Queen, Janiece Wallis was elected Homecoming Queen, Lisa Babb was elected Yearbook Queen, and Lynda Crawford was elected All-Sports Queen. The Senior Play entitled Hobgoblin House , was performed in April to raise money for the Senior Trip at the end of the year. Over-all, the final year for the Class of '75 was a great one; one that will be remem- bered for many years to come. From the fun of building the float to the hard work in the classroom, the memo- ries made at Newcastle High School were well worth their keeping. Today Seniors—Tomorrow Graduates Abbott, Danny Adams Raylene Askins, Pamela Babb, Lisa Beaty, T erri Bigbee, Ricky 58 Blackwell Robert Blodgett, Leigh Ann Brown, Rita Bryant, Margit Burnett, Benny Burris, Shelly Carrel, Kevin Chambers, Ray Clay, Karen Clay, Terry Clay, Tirzah Crawford, Lynda Daniels, Vikki Effinger, Susan Fancher, T erry Senior Traditions Remain in Memories Lisa enjoys her nap during Yearbook. Rhonda finds something to smile about even in shorthand. Resa looks bewildered as she examines her graduation announcements. Fischer, Jay Fletcher, Becky Garrett, Danny 60 George, Sharee Keen, T erry Hacker, Robert Hampton, Ronnie Henderson, Elizabeth Higgins, Susan Hill, Frankie •Howerton, Mike Hughes, Sandy Jones, Jay King Greg Lee, Sandra Mars, Jeff Today's Seniors Will Be Tomorrow's Leaders McBride, Jan McEwin, Brinda McNeilly, Amy Amy and Janiece discuss current events . . . ? Lynda, Lisa, Leigh, Rita, and Virginia hamming it up in the halls as usual. The Seniors, in this case Robert and Mike, supported the Juniors in their annual Western Day endeavor. Morgan, Dawn Norman, Rhonda Owens, David Perry, Mike Powers, Susan Rawson, Resa Rogers, Randal Ryan, Jerry Shores, Mark Simpson, David Simpson, Larry Smith, Randy Steger, Suzanne Stone, Scott Tallon, Bruce Thompson, Cheryl Thompson, Alan Travis, Bunnie Trumbly, Virginia Ummel, Gary Wallis, Janiece Wallis, Marshah (O'Donley) Wariner, Dwight White, Ricky Wilson, Steven Wood, Thom Seniors—Will Remember for Years; Remember With Tears; and Never Forget Those High School Years. Duets come easy for Seniors Thom, Raylene, Bunnie, and Brinda. David, as usual, is going out the door! Louie re- laxes as he watches basket- ball workouts. Woodruff, Tony Young, Mark Zamora, Luis Seniors Present Hobgoblin House The Seniors present a mystery-farce in three acts where Miss Priscilla Carter is angry because her two nieces have fallen in love with two silly young nincompoops. She purchases the grim old Hobgoblin House in the foothills of the Ozarks and here she plans a safe retreat where the girls shall not see their lovers for at least six months on penalty of being disinherited. And what a mess they get into-ghosts and ghostly doings everywhere. The characters include the crotchety Miss Priscilla (Bunnie Travis); the determined nieces, Marion (Amy McNeilly) and Jill (Lynda Crawford); the brave but fun-loving boys, Frank Harlon (Bruce Tallon) and Jack Loring (Benny Burnett); the English Housekeeper, Susan Parkins (Rita Brown); the gardener, Henry Goober (Thom Wood); the cook, Delilah Worts (Brinda McEwin); the ancient caretaker of the Hobgoblin House, Darius Krupp (Ray Chambers); the escaped maniac, Bluebeard Bronson (Scott Stone); his keeper, Bill Wilkins (Frankie Hill); and the girl who has been kidnapped by Bluebeard Bronson, Patricia Arnold (Lisa Babb). We're on this page, Leigh! No, No Mrs. Cornett, we're over there. Don't kill her, you fool, we haven't got the randsom yet! 66 I can't believe you two love these two Nincompoops!! What fo' you keep us jammed in 'dis here do way, Henry Goober. Juniors Class Officers: Vincent McGuire-reporter, Cheryl Cummings-vice-president, Jimmy Washburn-president, Karen Reddout- secretary, and Jo Nell Crawford-treasurer. Altobello, Debbie A skins, Barry Barton, Vic Bates, Don Buck, Raymond Burger, Darla Burris, Carolyn Cable, Kenny Castle, Carl Crawford, Jo Nell Cummings, Cheryl Doke, Bryan Dunnigan, Dale Eddy, Pam Files, Don Garrett, Jimmy Griffith, Mary Ann Hacker, Thomas Hall, Terri Havens, Bruce Hildebrand, Brenda Hixson, Kevin Hollie, Todd Housh, Diane Jones, John 67 Juniors Earn Banquet and Prom Funds Lancaster, William Lasenberry, Larry Lee, Bobby Longan, Charlotte Mackey, Doug McGuire, Vincent McQueen, Kathy Miller, Lisa Minnis, Eric Moberly, Donna Moore, Randy Nunn, Susan Ogle, Danny Oldham, Earchel Orton, Linda Phillips, Sidney Pierce, Jeannie Prater, Nancy Rawson, James Reddout, Karen Reeves, Micki Rogers, Sherri Ross, Sheila Shores, Glenda Shoumaker, Clarence Smith, Joyce Smith, Teresa Stanford, Janice Stockton, Damona Thomas, Bobby 68 Juniors—Accustomed to Confusion, Conscious of Senior Rings and Anticipating Their Senior Year!! Thomas, Debbie Thompson, Malinda Underwood, Kim Walling, Brett Wallis, Denna Washburn, Jimmy Wesnidge, Karen Whitehouse, Clinton Williams, Bobby Young, Tommy Do we have enough money? This is the eternal question that faced the 1974- 75 Juniors as they prepared for the Jr.- Sr. Banquet. With this in mind, many fundraising activities were launched in- cluding a highly successful Western Day, a Junior Play and a guest concert from Ardmore. Even though time was money the Juniors set aside a week to build a beautiful homecoming float that received the trophy tor second place. In spite of all the really important matters like raising money and receiving class rings, the Juniors still found time for such trivial details as English, history, accounting, home economics, etc., and had the pleasure of seeing many classmates chosen for positions of leadership in sports and music. All in all, the year was filled with work and excitement as the Juniors finally completed a fun-filled year and created memories to last a life time. Nancy and Jimmy enjoy Western Day. 69 Yoodle-ley-de hoooo!!!! I'm dead! I'm dead! Changing lines again, eh? With the thought of raising money for the Junior Senior Prom on their mind the Juniors present, Go West, Young Man. The play involved around a western Dude Ranch. Jane (Nancy Prater), the heir of the ranch and her maid Tillie (Mikki Reeves) try to run the ranch with the help of two supposed cow- boys, Harry (Vincent McQuire) and Wes (Kevin Hixson) who don't know the slightest thing about being cowboys. Along comes an unexpected guest by the name of Ken Thorton (Tommy Young) who is really an FBI agent from Washington. Soon other guests begin arriving at the Double XX Ranch. These in- clude the one and only Alicia Pringle (Cheryl Cummings), one of the most famous people in the country. Then there's Fran Davis (Jo Nell Crawford) and Charlotte Stone (Diana Housh) who are two sec- retaries from the East that came West man-hunting. Edith (Kim Underwood) and her screaming daughter Bimsie (Glenda Shores) come to the Double XX Ranch for rest and relaxation. Thomas Stanly (Bryon Doke) who delivered a top secret government notebook to Alicia Pringle for $50,000. With Count Dino (Danny Ogle) trying to prove that Cheryl is not Alicia Pringle. The climax comes when the Sheriff (Lisa Miller) calls a meeting to find out who is the guilty person. Then she finds Vincent with the Government papers and about to haul him away when Alakali Al (Jimmie Washburn) comes in shooting, saying he's going to kill Dino, but with only blanks in the gun he doesn't do much damage. Then the real guilty person, Alicia, was discovered and everything turns out good. Wes and Fran go for a moonlight stroll, while Harry and Jane think of marriage. Mama, a G-man! A real live G-man! That Miss Pringle sho1 is somethin' 70 High School Intrigued the Sophomores Keith Wood-president, Debbie Carr-reporter, Mike Tennell-tres., Laurie Crawford-v.p., Jerry Wilson- secretary. Anderson, Debbie Anderson, Paula Barbour, Dane Barbour, Kari Berry, Kathy Berry, Steve Blackwell, Roger Blankenship, Vic Brown, Sherell Bryant, Russell Burris, Linda Canary, Jimmy Carr, Deborah Carr, Kenneth Carter, Tisha Castle, Greg Clay, Beverly Cole, Terry Corbin, Kelly Courtney, Ricky 71 Sophomore's Enjoy a Year Sparkled With Fun Cox, Rita Crawford, Lauri Davis, Jesse Deaville, Joleta Dobbs, Terri Eades, Kathy Evans, Roy Ferguson, Greg Fletcher, Jimmy Gage, Tommy Green, Pam Haynes, Andy Henderson, Ricky Henley, Jimmy Hernandez, Tina Hodge, Eugene Holman, Kathy Horton, Mike Ivie, Tonya James, Dowd Johnson, Dana Keith, Scott King,T ony Leird, Ronnie Lewis, Paul Long, Sandra Longan, Ji mmy McAlister, Mike McClain, Rick McEwin, Mike 72 The Sophomore class started out the year busy. They began with a fund raising, a Beat Tuttle supper before the football game against Tuttle. It was a big success and everyone worked hard. Next the sophomores competed along with the other classes in making a float for Homecoming. Their theme was Bonnie and Clyde. Soon it was time for the end of semester trip. The sophomores had a good time skating and going out to eat afterwards. The sophomore class as a whole participated in all the school activities and as indi- viduals contributed much to every class, activity, and social function. Mclntire, Elai ne McSpirrit, Bil lie Martin, Tim Mason, Chris Miears, Suzie Moore, Regina Moore, Terry Morgan, Johnny Morris Darrell Mott, Phyllis Nolan, Michel Norman, Jim Osborn, Paula Owens, Tim Paxton, Becky Perry, Keith Percell, Wanda Rogers, Kathy Rogers, Sheila Scarberry, Gary Schaapveld, Linda Schuringa, Scott Selzler, Larry Shores, Neal Simpson, Timmy Smith, Anita Steen, Jerry Steger, Sharon Tennell, Mike Thomas, Bryan 73 Strange Things Are Attempted by Sophomores Thompson, Tony Tomlinson, Becky Trammel, Jul ie Travis, Don Turner, Cindy Tweedy, Wayne Ummel, Andrea Upton, Cindy Walling, Glen Watchous, Lisa Wesnidge, Frankie Wietelman, Paula Williams, Trisha Wilson, Billy Wilson, Jerry Wilson, Jo Ellen Wood, Keith NOT PICTURED: Darrell Brannon Debbie Rogers Mr. Humfleet shows the sophomores how to disect. Becky and Tish play the role of flappers. 74 The Freshman class represented Newcastle Schools very successfully this year. Their top- rated cheerleaders and football team brought them much attention, along with their contest between biology classes for assembling Christmas baskets of food. Their class trip in Novemberwas taken to Lake Thungerbird and was highlighted with a bonfire and weiner-marshmellow roast. Their year of being boss in Junior High was celebrated by a second class trip in May. They now look forward to a new experience—that of being Super Sophomores! CLASS OFFICERS: STAND- ING-Robert Corbin (vice-pres- ident), Jerry Jones (reporter), SITTING-Billy Prater (pres- ident), Terri Williams (sec. treasurer). Freshmen Get Transcript Conscious Akins, Rosie Baldwin, Mike Ballard, Jan Bates, Terry Beattie, Cogie Buck, Patti Burger, Jan Byars, Marguita Cable, Tony Carlile, Dana Carter, Norvita Coats, Byron Corbin, Robert Deaton, Eddie Doke, Carol Files, Paul Fulton, Phyllis Gaynor, Frank Gilliam, Jeff Green, Gary Hannah, Susan Hannah, Traci Hildebrand, Gary Holly, Randy Hopper, Reis 7 Thinking Combines With Doing for Freshmen Hopper, Ron Irwin, Sandy Jacobson, Jim Jones, Darlene Jones, David Jones, Jerry Keen, Curtis Lancaster, Stephen Lee, Lonnie Lewis, Debbie Littlejohn, Eddie Lovelady, Kenneth Lynn, Teresa Mayhugh, Jaye McBride, Dale McCollum, Rick Mclntire, Paul Menefee, Kirk Minnis, Kathy Mooney, Greg Moore, Ricky Moore, Roni Morris, Teresa Mullican, John Parton, Rhena Patton, Debbie Prater, Billy Privett, Mike Raines, Jessie Rawson, Don Robertson, Rusty Rogers, Ron Rose, Brian Schaapveld, Jan Schuringa, Lynette 76 Freshmen Intrigued by High School Scott, Johnny Sells, Tonya Selzler, Darla Shaw, Mark Shipley, Eddie Shipley, Sharon Shropshire, Mark Simpkins, Bret Simpson, Sharon Slater, Benee Smith, Blake Stoffes, Gina Steger, John Stewart, Ken Tennell, Rick Thomas, Pam Thompson, John Turner, Tommy Underwood, Tim Upton, Sandy Walck, Pam White, Steve Williams, Debbie Wilson, John Woodruff, Susan Wynne, John Painted faces and shoe shining is part of FFA initiation, as Rick and Tony found out. 77 Eighth Grade Prepares for High School by Changing Classes and Etc. CLASS OFFICERS: Cindy Garrett- President, Tracy Burris-Vice-Presi- dent, Pam Dotson-Secretary, Debbie Vannostran-Reporter. Adams, Danny Ake, Katrina Ask ins, Carrel I Baldwin, Deena Beaty, Mark Beaty, Susan Berry, Gwen Berry, Karen Bowman, Jim Brown, Tammy Bryant, Penny Burris, Terry Burris, Tracy Burris, Trina Byars, Larry Byars, Ricky Carpenter, Terry Carr, Paula Carson, Larry Chambers, Debbie Chapman, Jim Childress, Terri Cole, Tim Cortum, Leland Covington, Tony 78 Sports Play Major Part in the Eighth Grade Life Daniels, Donna Davis, Steve Deaville, Randy Dotson, Pam Easley, Pansy Eddy, Kevin Elrod, Lee Evans, Mike Fancher, Lori Fasgold, Karen Ferguson, Resa Fischer, Karen Fischer, Kelly Ford, Mike Garrett, Cindy Gibson, Robbie Goodnight, Vic Griffith, Linda Grummons, Scott Hacker, Beverly Hamm, Tonya Havens, Diana Hawkins, Teresa Hill, Brenda Hill, Gayla Hilton, Della Hixson, Kenny Housh, Kenneth James, Darren Jones, Ricky King, Chris Keen, Amber Kilby, Sherri Kilby, Terri Kammerlocker, Toni 79 Lanford, Kevin Littlejohn, Larry Longan, Missy Mayhugh, Mike McAlister, Linda McCollum, Sherrie McGuire, Cricket Miller, Connie Moore, Lavena Nix, Ken Nolin, Mike Neuman, Sheila Neunswander, Cheryl Nunn, Ricky Owens, Chris Petty, Lisa Powers, Matt Reed, Kelly Reeves, Danna Richardson, Charlotte Rigsby, Jerri Robertson, Carol Rogers, Sheena Rose, Paula Ryan, Tim Schmult, Ron Sharp, Carey Smith, Randy Stanley, Lisa Statton, Lynn Stone, Barbara Stone, Debra Summers, Kevin Taylor, Rhonda Tennell, Karen Eighth Grade Enthusiasm Leads to Higher Goals 80 The EIGHTH GRADE prepares for high school by changing classes and extracurricular activities. They are involved with football, basketball and cheerleading. They are looking forward to next year when they will be top man on the totem pole in junior high. Thomason, Mina Thompson, Sharon Tomlinson, Desiree Turner, Tracy Vannostran, Debra Vinson, Tony Wall, Ray Watson, Tom Wesnidge, Anita Wilkerson, Mike Wilson, Beth Withrow, Linda Wright, Darrell Wynne, Darla Wynne, Steve 81 Carrell Askins is the skunk at a Jr. High pep assem bl y. Looks like Tony Covington is sing- ing to a special someone. 3 CLASS OFFICERS: PRES-Sheila Gilliam, Vice-President-Brad Thomas, Secretary- Stevi Woodard, Reporter-Brenda Littlejohn Seventh Get Experience Ake, Christina Beattie, Beth Berry, Mike Bigham, Eric Bond, Ricky Burger, R ita Burnett, Jerry Burris, Tony Byars, Danny Carlile, Edward Carrell, Donya Carter, Butch Cellar, Mary Beth Chambers, John Cole, Frankie Cox, Tammy Daniel, Joe Daniel, Lee Roy Davis, Debbie Davis, Randy Dennis, Pat Due, Lisa Dunagan, David Easley, Richard Elder, Roger Ferguson, Vickie Fletcher, Marlena Garrett, Sherry Gibson, JoAnn Gilliam, Sheila 82 Seventh Strives for Success in Junior High Hancock, Ricky Hannah, Steve Hensley, Tom Hester, Carol Holman, Mike Johnson, Kenneth Keef, Stanley Kinsey, Kama Lasenberry, Connie Kinsey, Kenneth Littlejohn, Brenda McAlister, Shelly McCracken, Lloyd Meirs, Kathy Minnis, Mary Ann Moore, Derek Moore, Rebecca Morse, Clayton Mott, Jackie Newman, Justin Nolin, Donald Nunn, Becky Nunn, Deborah Paris, Gene Parton, Gennie Patton, Nikeola Potts, Sandy Reed, Kari Rosebrook, Vickie Scott, Tracy Schaapveld, Kim Sells, Joe Sewell, Butch Sewell, Liz Shoumaker, Cheryl 83 Standridge, Keith Stanley, Kevin Steen, Pam Steger, Tony Stockton, Mike Stultz, Jannice Thomas, Brad Trammel, Kristi Tutor, Mitchell Unsell, Wayne Vincent, Peggy Walck, Mici Walker, Donna Wesnidge, Rita White, Debbie White, Jeff Wietelman, Beverly Wilson, Jerry Woodard, Stevi Entering Junior High Proves Challenge for Seventh Grade In August, 1974, the seventh graders began with an overwhelming amount of enthusiasm and energy, looking forward to the experiences of having lockers and changing classes. Courses taken in the seventh grade include, math, English, social studies, science, band, physical education, and choral music. Many of the boys played football, basketball, and baseball and many of the girls played basketball, volley- ball, and track; while others supported their teams as members of the pep club. The focus of one spring activity was the annual Science Fair. Participation in this event called for a lot of research before building the project. The year's activity in the way of a spring trip made for an enjoyable climax. 84 Christmas Time at Newcastle On December 13, 1974, the KINDERGARTEN through FOURTH GRADE presented their annual Christ- mas Program. Each class presented a variety of religious and secular music which was sometimes accompanied with instruments and choreography. Mrs. Sherry Childress and Mrs. Martha Brickell played the piano for this special event and Mrs. Glenn was the very able director of the four choirs. Lori Young, Becky Little, Randy Rhodes, and Shelly McKay (PICTURED ABOVE) performed solo acts in the program. 86 Elementary School December 12, 1974 was an exciting day for the FIFTH and SIXTH GRADERS as they presented their special program entitled Sing Christmas. It was the traditional story about Jesus' birth. Al- most forty young people played the parts of Mary, Joseph, the innkeepers, shep- herds, kings, and travelers. These stu- dents did a wonderful job as they conveyed this heart-warming story. Nine youngsters worked backstage and did a great job in helping produce the play. Aside from the actors and stage crew, a chorus provided ,music to add the finishing touch to a fine performance. Mrs. Glenn directed the program, and Mrs. Juanita Griffith, Mrs. Billie Coats, and Mrs. Dorothy Fletcher did their usually wonderful job in creating and erecting the scenery. As did the younger children's program, Sing Christ- mas helped to make a brighter holiday season for everyone. Joel Thomason (UPPER LEFT) was the narrator for the program. Andrea McNeilly (UPPER RIGHT), played the part of Mary. The Nativity Scene (LOWER LEFT). Sing Christmas (LOWER RIGHT). 87 Sixth Grade This is the first year for the sixth grade to have four different classes. They are individualized in spelling and have a new math series. There are a lot of students who are in band, music, and basket- ball. Each student is looking forward to going into Junior High and with the new classes they should be well prepared. Abbitt, Nancy Altobello, Susan Avery, Richard Baldwin, Mark Barbour, Mark Billen, Denise Biziko, Kevin Blankenship, Donna Bowen, Randy Brewer, Jamie Brown, Kenneth Burgess, Lori Byars, Cherrie Byars, Rhonda Carli le, John Carrel, Daniel Carson, Christopher Carson, Timmy Childress, Sherri Coats, Bill Cole, Susan Cottrell, Alan Covington, Kelly Craven, Frank Davis, Michael Davis, Teresa Deaton, Robbye Dennis, Cathy Eades, Bobby Easley, Rose 88 Sixth Grade Displays to Move on up the Ladder Faul kenberry, Bryan Files, Tommy Fisher, Angela Furr, Robert Gann, Steve Gragg, Lloyd Griesel, Sondra Griffiths, Tami Jo Hacker, Kenneth Hall, Paul Hanna, Tami Hill, DeAnna Hill, Tracy Hinkel, Teresa Holman, Robert Jacobsen, Stephen James, David Johnson, John Johnson, Pamela Judkins, Lori Kammerlocher, Paul Kerr, Edde King, Joanna Lee, Ricky Longan, Denise Longan, Trudy Malone, Charlotte Maynard, Robert McCalister, Brian McCracken, Gary McEwin, Deann McFarland, John Me Gill, Cari Mclntire, Mary McNeilly, Andrea 89 Sixth Looking Forward to Junior High Miller, Carla Mullican, Russell Neuenswander, Angela Nolin, Denise Owens, Tammy Percival, Lori Petty, Jerry Phillips, Lauri Ray, Sheri Rogers, Marietta Ross, Greg Rose, Kristy Schuringa, Shelly Shepard, Leah Smith, Dewayne Smith, Leslie Spearman, Eve Stanley, Cindy Stead, Lisa Stewart, Tammy Stone, John Suggs, Kenneth Talkington, Alan Taylor, Richard Thomason, Joel Thompson, Danny Tutor, Larry T utor, T erry Unsell, Carolyn Vinson, Gregory Webb, Marilyn White, Ann Wiles, Steve Wright, Kelly Zelewski, Brandy 90 Fifth Graders Search Out New Knowledge Allen, Gary Berry, Mark Billen, Kurt Bond, Russell Brown, Terry Cannon, Joe Carlile, Marlene Carpenter, Tommy Cellan, Sharon Corbin, Russell Cornish, Michelle Craven, Tammy Daniel, Joy Dawson, Robert Deaville, Newman Dobbs, Steven Doke, Hester Dunigan, Timothy Dye, Kristen Emberlin, Stephanie Furr, Howard Goodnight, Janice Gibson, Robert Griesel, Susan Hall, Jimmy Hall, Richard Hancock, Ronnie Hildebrandt, Denise Hill, Lanita Hinkel, Jody Housh, Stanley Jones, Bobby Lancaster, Lisa Larson, Mark McFarland, Jim 91 It Wasn't Always Easy Being a Fifth Grader McGuire, Paul McKay, Russell Maynard, Steven Minnis, Ted Moore, Camilla Moses, Dale Nelson, Vernon Newman, Tina Oden, Mark Osborn, Keith Owens, Teresa Paxton, Timmy Price, Jeff Privett, Annie Ray, Candice Ray, Cretia Reed, Jeff Rigsby, Vicki Riojas, Mark Scarberry, Joe Schuringa, Kurt Sharp, Lisa Shropshire, Tammy Simmons, Jennifer Simpkins, Tomi-Lynr Spearman, Dede Speer, Pamela Speer, Paul Stanford, Troy Stephens, Eric Suggs, Robin Tallon, Kelly Taylor, Tamara Thiessen, Eddie Thomas, Doug 92 Fun Seekers Enioy Fifth Grade Learning Activities Thomas, Phillip Thompson, Kelly Turner, Greg Tutor, Keith Vannostran, Darla Wood, Carlos Woodall, Ranee Woodard, Marcus Wynne, Bryan NOT PICTURED Wesnidge, Steven Wilkinson, Cheryl Wilson, James Wilson, Jimmy Wilson, Leonard Maness, Scott Hunter, Lottie Mitts, Edwin Rogers, James The fifth grade has had a very active year. They have written and performed their own plays Steven Maynard concentrates on his instrument about subjects such as dinosaurs and space adven- during the Christmas program. ture. Basic addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division were studied in Math. Geometry was also introduced. They have been developing their reading skills along with working on vocabulary words. They have enjoyed several parties and are looking forward to next year. 93 Fourth Reaches for Guidance Arthurs, Darrel Bass, Jerry Beattie, Wally Bickford, Jeff Black, Donna Boyette, Beth Dobbs, Janet Dye, Charles Elder, Dennis El kins, Kenda Faith, Melissa Ferguson, Debra Ferguson, Keith Fischer, Jaime Fox, Gina Gibson, Lyndel Green, Michael Griesel, Sam Hamm, Angelique Hay, Stacy Haynes, Ilisa Holman, Steve Johnson, James Johnson, Steven Jones, Donnie NOT PICTURED: Anderson, Cecil Colson, Clint Mitts, Lucy Taylor, Margaret Having reached the half-way mark of his ele- mentary school years, a student really starts to grow up in his FOURTH GRADE year. He begins to develop more stable goals. Due to the recent construction of the new Elementary School, he finds himself in the youngest class of an entirely different school. Being located in the same area as the junior and senior high schools gives him the chance to learn from experienced students. 94 Friendship Spring up in Fourth Grade Joy, Shaun Kammerlocher, Thad Keer, Karen King, Teresa Larson, Chris Lasenberry, Bobby Livingston, Marsha McCalister, Steven McCarty, Wanda McCracken, Mike Martin, Deanna Martin, Kevin Morgan, Angela Morris, Gina Nix, Kevin Robertson, Denton Roll, Susan Schmult, William Scott, Rod Shepard, Jack Shoumaker, Bryan Smith, Kevin Sorrel, Cindy Steed, Sheni Thiessen, Sherri Thomas, Crystal Tietjins, Sandra Tomlinson, Eddie Vickers, Stephen Walck, Debra Ward, Robin Webb, Jeania Wesnidge, Troy Wright, Susan Wynne, Kevin 95 Enthusiasm and Eagerness Are Traits of Third Graders For the first time in their lives the third graders had the experience of being the oldest class in school. The new grade school opened a whole new world to the third graders. There were four classes of third graders and as part of their studies of communities each class made small models of Newcastle. Third Graders wait eagerly to put on their part of the grade school Christmas program. Akins, Melton Altobello, Warren Anderson, Randy Arledge, Marion Avery, Craig Bolles, Keith Boudreau, Peppi Boudreau, Tawni Bowman, Melody Boyett, Kim Bryant, Laura Cable, Shelley Canary, Donna Carson, Mi ke Chambers, Chuck Cole, Rhonda Cotter, Sherri Cottrell, Rhonda Curren, Brian Curtis, Kristi Davis, Virgil Dawson, Stephen Deaton, Stacye Dobbs, Melissa 96 Third Graders Probe New Horizons Elder, Mark Evans, Lisa Files, Pattie Fowler, Karen Gibson, Curtis Gregory, Sandy Guinn, Lori Hacker, Doris Heidebreche, Lori Hickok, Angela Hilburn, Jimmy Hildebrant, Kevin Hinkle, Shawn Johnson, Annette Johnson, Jerry Jones, Kent Joy, Joe Judkins, Kurt Kammerlocher, Eric Kowalchyk, Marsha Kramer, Gary Lannon, Jamie Lewis, Danny Long, Greg Longan, Ken Martin, Christina McFarland, Barbara McKay, Vanessa Miears, Rebecca Morgan, Victor Murfin, Timmy Nolin, Paul Olterman, Phil Owens, Kevin Patton, Randy 97 Third Grade Brightens Halls of Newcastle Grade School Percival, Eddie Potts, Buddy Prather, Barry Raines, Cheryl Rawson, Kenny Reed, Kristi Ross, Deana Ross, Ronnie Russell, Larry Samsel, Shel Ii Schornick, Teresa Shipley, Freddie Simmons, Angela Steen, Mike Steen, Randy Stephens, Matthew Stockton, Dawn Teel, Tammy Thompson, Shirley Tietjens, Maria Vincent, James Vincent, Tracy Vinson, Keri Walling, Chris Whinery, Billy White, Gena Williams, Bobby Winter, Kirk Woodall, Mitzi Young, Laura NOT PICTURED: Hunter, David Nixson, Cheryl Riojas, Tony 98 Eager to Learn, Second Graders Advance Adams, Robbie Billen, Tonya Brawner, Robin Brooks, Shelly Carson, Mi chael Cellan, Jimmy Claunch, Bobby Coats, Dale Cornett, Leesa Craven, Teresa Deaville, Kris Edwards, Chad Emberlin, Wesley Endsley, Tonya Faith, Melinda Fannon, Lana Farley, Brett Faul kenberry, Rita Ferguson, Joy Griffith, Tiffany Guinn, Steven Hall, Lisa Hamm, Raymond Harp, Debra Hilburn, Renee Humphrey, Carey James, Lori Johnson, David Jones, Michael Kammerlocher, Ruth L'Hommedieu, Bobby Little, Mary Ann McGill, Sam Miller, Chris Miller, Evelyn 99 Morgan, Kelly Mott, Bobby Nelson, Michael Paris, Micky Price, Terri Ray, Gary Reddout, Christina Reese, Melanie Reeves, Glenn Richardson, James Robertson, Kenny Rogers, Darold Rushing, Terry Snider, Shantel Stead, Valenda Suggs, Jinnie Taylor, Randall Tedder, Angela Thiessen, Barbara Tucker, Rick Vannostran, David Walker, Jeffrey Ward, Nelson Watson, Rodney Wiles, Shelly NOT PICTURED: Bruce Shook Jeffrey Riojas Second graders have moods of every shape, size, and dimension. They find that the world around them seems very complicated as they begin to think for themselves. Learning to express themselves in writing was a difficult and important task that was completed successfully. One of the biggest changes this year was in moving to the new elementary build- ing. Reading Entices Second Graders I 100 First Graders Experience a New Beginning Abbitt, Trina Ake, Melanie Avery, Scott Bewley, Jerry Bickford, Deanna Bolles, Tammy Brandon, Staci Brooks, Donnie Brown, She 11i Burchel, Danny Burger, Jackie Cahill, Larry Cary, Randy Childress, David Corbin, Kelly Cottrell, Mark Covington, Tobi Crawford, Diana Crose, Roberta David, Eddie Denwalt, Lorrie Elder, Greg Ferguson, Kevin Ford, Bobbie Frisby, Mike Furr, Melissa Gilliam, Rhonda Griffith, Kayla Hickok, Tammy Higgins, Larry Horton, Julia Johnson, Emary Johnson, Steven Johnston, Sean Jones, Melanie The FIRST GRADE represents a change in the I ivesof many youngsters. A completely new way of life begins to replace the care-free years of pre-schoolers. The process of acquiring a formal education is underway. This means that beginning of a gradual replacement of toys with books and papers: the beginning of the most important years of their lives. Joy, Jeffrey Larkin, Linda Little, Becky Magers, Donna Mahoney, Lisa Martin, Marvin McDoulett, Jeanni McKay, Shelley Moore, Carolyn Mullikin, David Plumlee, Dennis Price, She 11 i Reddout, Derik Rhodes, Andy Rhodes, Randy Rosebrook, Mike Russell, Richard Samsel, Steven Schornick, Don Shay, Larry Shepard, Michael Simpson, Phil Sorrell, Keith Speer, Shaun VanNest, Shelley Vaughan, Russell Walls, Richard Webb, Tony Wesnidge, Kevin Williams, Rhonda Wilson, Daniel Winter, Dede Wood, Bobby NOT PICTURED: Byars, Charles McQueen, Cindy 102 Kindergarten With the advance of educa- tion in today's world, KINDERGARTEN is essential to familiarize young students with the basic ideas in getting a good education. In Kindergar- ten children learn to adjust to classes and the concept of work- ing with other people. Able instructors help the children to develop fundamental skills that provide a stable background. Receiving a good background helps the students to have less problems while furthering their education in future year. As the need for better education grows, the Kindergarten as a tool in education will stand out more clearly. Anderson, Mike Arledge, Joey Baker, Crystal Bass, Steven Beasley, Raina Black, Diane Boyer, Tammy Boyer, Teresa Burgess, Philip Casey, Ann Chambers, Lynn Cole, Chris Davis, Mike Dunning, Darren Elrod, Paula Faith, Meleah Fannon, James Farley, Greg Fowler, Susan Gregory, Scotty Harp, Darin Hay, Ryan Joy, Angela James, Justin Jacobs, Poncho So Much of Life Ahead for the Kindergarten King, Doug Kramer, Ann L'Hommedieu, Jeff Malone, Buddy Malone, Tracy Martin, Angie Martin, Mike McDoulett, Joe Mi ears. Perry Minnis, Leilani Moore, Tammy Morris, Mike Mullikin, Terri Prather, Trenda Reese, Bart Rice, Melanie Rogers, Rodney Savely, Julie Schmult, Melody Sewell, Tunia Shores, Leslie Taylor, Ray Thiessen, Angela Timchak, John Treisa, Ryan Tucker, Janis Vickers, Sheldon Viesek, Todd Walck, Ronnie Ward, Michelle NOT PICTURED: Gibson, Nathan Shook, Brenda 104 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY 105 SCHOOL BOA RD-STAN DING: Eugene Garrett, Carl Fancher, Gene Smith, Darold Robertson. SITTING: AI Underwood (Superintendent), James Griffith. The School Board had a very successful year this year. One of their major achievements of this year and this school district was the opening of the new grade school. It held the Kindergarten through third grades in twelve class- rooms. Another achievement of the year came in the form of an added department in fifth through twelfth grade curriculum —that of beginning band. Several other achievements were the additions of another Special Education teacher and Home Ec. teacher, a new heating system, the replacement of two old buses, and one new bus was bought. The School Board is very important and has done an out- standing job this year for Newcastle Schools. Mr. Al Underwood (RIGHT) is the Superintendent of schools. He is a well known figure in the halls and at all school functions. 106 I Joe Cox High School Principal A Good Principal Understands His Students The principal is an integral part of every school. It is the principal to whom a teacher turns in time of discipline. But a prin- cipal's job is not all disciplining. He is responsible for seeing that the school is kept running smoothly. He must handle any problems that come up no matter how large or small they may seem. Not only must he handlt these problems, they must be handle quickly and efficiently. Our principals have done a fine job this year and one of which we can be proud. Terry Homan Junior High Principal Ann Miller Grade School Principal C. R. Hightower Middle School Principal 107 Secretaries Possess the Gift of Helpful ness A school can hardly be run without the aid of some efficient secretaries. A secretary takes a lot of worries off the shoulders of the superintendent, principals, and teachers. Helping shoulder some of the responsibilities is Mrs. Jan Underwood, personal secretary to superintendent AI Underwood and financial secretary for Newcastle Public School. Jan Underwood Wanda Castle Dorothy Hildebrand Shirley Ross Sue Thomason Wanda Castle (ABOVE LEFT) takes care of records and all lunch fees. Dorothy Hildebrand (MIDDLE LEFT) is secretary for the Kinder- garten through Third grade and is an aide to Mrs. Cornett in High School music. Shirley Ross (MIDDLE RIGHT) is secretary for the middle school. Sue Thomason (ABOVE RIGHT) is secretary to Mr. Cox and Mr. Homan. 108 Mrs. Castle and Mrs. Underwood getting ready for a board meeting and annual reports. Knowledgeable Eyes Lead NHS Students This years Faculty was in- creased in force by ten new teachers. The need for these teachers was made by the growing student body, the of- fering of new courses, and the opening of the new grade school. Our faculty is some- thing to be proud of. Burnett, Charles Sr. Hi Girls Coach, Dr. Ed., History Burnett, Mary Librarian, Speech, Yearbook Childress, Sheri Special, Ed. Cornett, Carol Sr. Hi English, Music Cox, Connie Jr. Hi Math Curtis, Retha Sr. Hi English Emmons, Neta Kindergarten Fontana, Janice 5th Grade Glen, Sara Elem. Music Gilbert, Ena 5th Grade Gilmore, Olivia Special Ed. Hightower, Arietta 1st Grade 109 Holasek, Albina 6th Grade Holman, Delbert Voc.-Ag. House, Joy 4th Grade Humfleet, Joe H. S. Football coach-Science Jenkins, Mary Jane 6th Grade Jensen, Connie 2nd Grade Lee, Pat Voc. Home Ec. Loftin, Alice 5th Grade Long, Vicki 5th Grade McBride, Jean 6th Grade Mobley, Henry Industrial Arts Murr, Laverne 3rd Grade Olivo, Pennie 2nd Grade Osborn, Eldora 2nd Grade Phillips, Tricia 6th Grade Pierson, Greg Jr. Hi-Sr.-Hi Coach no Pruett, John Band-Jr. Ho. vocal Rice, Mike Jr. Hi. Coach Rushing, Kathleen 1st Grade Sheperd, Don Jr. Hi.- Councilor Vinson, Jean Voc. Home Ec. Walters, Lea Ann 3rd Grade Ward, Lola Jr. Hi.-Sr. Hi. Welborn, Glora 4th Grade Wimpy, Avis 3rd Grade Wood, Charlotte Jr.-Hi. Young, Don Math Young, Linda Jr.-Hi.-Sr. Hi. m Lunchroom Maintenance and Bus Drivers An efficient hot meal program for the faculty and students cannot be possible without the help of women that care about Newcastle Schools. This year's lunch room staff did a more-than- adequate job and were an asset to the Newcastle School System. With of the new a large women Newcastle efficient Department. The task of cleaning the buildings at Newcastle Schools is a dif- ficult one, but the men employed to do that job this year were to be commended LUNCHROOM STAFF (L TO R)-Nell Washburn, Jackie Chambers, Ellen Wiles, Rachel Wallis, Loretta Courtney. NOT HCTURED - Carol Doke, Valaria McKay. Newcastle was stunned this year by the loss of Mrs. Nell Washburn, Mrs. Washburn, who had been the Lunchroom Staff Supervisor was a woman who loved her job and the people for which she tirelessly worked. She will be long remembered by those who knew her as a great friend and concerned parent. JANITORIAL STAFF(L to R)-Leonard Kelley, MECHANIC-Vernon Baker. James Kelley, Ricky Thomas, Ed McClain. Not Pictured-Jimmy Delley. BUS DRIVERS(Standing L to R)-Don Sheperd, Henry Mobley, Tommy Baker, Charles Burnett, Herbert Chastain, Phyllis Cravens, Roberta Morse,(Kneeling)- Albert Wi Ison. BUS DRIVERS(L to R)-Mike Rice, Don Young, Jay Barnett, Orvel Shook. (Not Pictured-Joe Humfleet, Greg Pierson, Lonnie James. 112 NEWCASTLE Advertisements OKLAHOMA CITY TUTTLE BLANCHARD MOORE CRAWFORD'S GULF Rt. 1 Newcastle Tel. 387-4354 flats fixed oil change Batterys charged Lube Jobs Mechanical Work We Appreciate Your Business G G DUROCS MILLER'S Newcastle 387 4334 Congradulations and Good Luck to the Class of 75 All Registered Stock Breeding Selling Danny Garrett 392-4329 The Carroll Millers 114 NEWCASTLE FEEDS Featuring Shawnee Feeds Special Prices to 4-H FFA Members Across from School Charley Keen Wanda Keen EARLE'S GARAGE BODY SHOP Tel. 387-4365 Hw. 62 - Halfmile South Newcastle Oklahoma GREEN LIGHT Quality name brand auto parts to keep all your Car System Go Newcastle 387-4977 EXPE RIENCED COMMERCIAL INSURED RESIDENTIAL EARL'S DRYWALL CO. Sheet Rocking-Taping-Accoustical Ceilings Member of Home Builders Assoc. Earl Hicks Ph 485-3589 Rt. 2 Box 143 BLANCHARD NEWCASTLE DRUG 387-4386 Hyway - 62 Most people know the perfect store in which to buy all kinds of necessities, such as CHAP-STICK, diapers, veterinary supplies, cosmetics, jewelry, prescriptions, reading material, toys, cards, or even a quick snack or meal from the Fountain—But—for those people who have failed to learn the name of this efficient, well-stocked, and con- venient place of business, the NEWCASTLE DRUG STORE answers the description. This drug store offers the cus- tomers a chance to reunite with old friends and to meet new ones. It provides a comfortable and inviting atmosphere in which to eat, talk, and just remember good times. 116 CARR'S USED CARS One Mile North 1 4 West PETTY'S IGA NEWCASTLE 387-5507 HOME OWNED AND OPERATED STORE HOURS- Mon. through Sat. 8 A.M.-9 P.M. Sunday 12 Noon-6 P.M. ACCO 387-4411 PURINA PETTY'S FEED Highway 62--NEWCASTLE, OKLAHOMA NEWCASTLE OKLAHOMA Complete Veterinary Supplies Bulk Feed---Garden Supplies Dairy Program------Swine Program THE DREAM MAKER Horse Products DUE TV SHOP MARGARET'S CLOTHING open Tues-Sat. U Tel. 387-4935 9:00-5:00 Home--387-4415 First State Bank of Blanchard, Okla Don Barrington, Pres. Robert W. Gilmore-Exe. V.P. Next to Pizza Place BARBER SHOP OWENS BLANCHARD APCO Emry Agee, Cashier HW. 62 BLANCHARD Ozelle Sheperd Assistant Cashier Box 39 B lanchard 73010 Tel. 485-2333 485-2320 Tel 485-5891 DAIRY BARN DRIVE INN STEAKS N‘ SHAKES INSIDE DINING ROOM WALK-UP WINDOW DRIVE UP WINDOW 387-4626 117 GRIFFITH DAIRIES Holstein Breeders Newcastle, Oklahoma W.R. Griffith Congratulations Seniors 1975 Butch Griffith DRAPERY OUTLET Don Norma Jones owners Custom Draperies for Less Custom Woven-Wools Window Shades Huge Selection of Ready-Made Drapes Curtains Discount Prices 634-1124 2342 S.W. 29th Oklahoma City JIM'S SUPER MARKETS Open 7 AM til Midnight (7 days a week) SOUTHERN HILLS 74th So,Penn. MAYRIDGE SHOPPING CENTER 44th So. May Ave. Okla. City, Okla G C GAS COMPANY Propane - Conversions Tuttle, Okla. 73089 381-2241 Hunk Vera TRONA'S INCOME TAX SERVICE State . Federal business and individual Mrs. E. C. Pierce Phone Rt. 1 Box 16 387-4418 Newcastle, Okla Newcastle ROY'S FOOD MKT. Blanchard, Okla. Good is the best Better than the rest We appreciate your business 485-2455 381-2316 Complete Slaughtering-Curing HARRYMAN'S CUSTOM MEAT PROCESSING 409 West Main Tuttle, Okla. 73089 Doyle Harryman Carl Harryman Res. 381-2708 Res. 381-2882 KOMA 1520 Okla. City A Storz Station For your better listening pleasure stay tuned to KOMA 120 .Self Service Meats .Custom Cutting .Special Cuts on Order For Freezer PHILLIPS A.G. FOOD STORE Featuring Shurfine Foods For Goodness Sake Fast Friendly Service Okla. City 3238 S. Agnew On Quality Corner 632-2293 BROOKS CARPET SHOP Kirby Distributor Phone - 381-2281 Lewis B. Cox 2% Miles East of Tuttle, Okla. 121 634-3606-634-9303 2112SW29 ATCO TRANSMISSIONS ALL TYPES TRANSMISSION REPAIR FASHIONS AWAIT YOU AT Hyway 62 JAN-ANN FASHIONS 387-5101 COMPLIMENTS OF PIONEER SEEDS TRAVIS MAYTAG HIGHLANDER LAUNDRY THE STAR PHARMACY Ann and Jim Arganbright Bus. 381-2341 Res. 381-2971 Tuttle, Ok 73089 IN BUSINESS FOR YOUR 387-4988 Hyway 62 Newcastle, Ok HEALTH Newcastle, Okla Butch Griffith BANK OF NEWCASTLE Newcastle, Oklahoma 73065 Where Friendliness Prevails .Automobile and Personal Loans • Real Estate and Remodeling Loans Complete bank facilities checking accounts, savings accounts, bank by mail, loans .Safety .Courtesy .Service DIAL 387-4391 Box 576 Newcastle 122 SWINGING K Hotdogs, hamburgers, ice cream, sundaes, cokes, root beer, candy, potato chips, tater tots, french fries, onion rings, cheeseburgers, malts, shakes, sandwiches, and apple pie. These treats can be found at the Swinging K located on Hyway 62 and directly across from the school. Breakfast is served from 6 to 9 A.M. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday until 7 P.M. on Wednesday. Come in- side or stay in our car. Pickup orders can be called in at 387-4966. Planty of parking and lots of room to eat. Come by and see us. On Highway 62—Across from the school. 387-4966 Newcastle, Okla. Betty and Delane Keef, Owners HINKEL'S WESTERN AUTO Located on highway 62, the Western Auto is easy to find. Hinkle's Western Auto opens its doors early enough for the early birds to shop. Newcastle Western Auto has every- thing from appliances to auto parts. Come by and talk to Hinkels or any one of the Western Auto employees. Come in and browse around all you like or call 387-4677 for fast and efficient service. Owner: Ed Hinkel 123 DANIELS SONS CONSTRUCTION Insurance Work Our Specialty Fire and Water Damage-Roofing ESTIMATES GIVEN Phone 632-4763 3515 S. Penn. Okla. City, Okla. Zip Code 73119 Bob Daniels J. R. Daniels Don Cook COUNTRY PRODUCE Wholesale and Resale Sam Garrett and Rick Harman Hywy. 62 Newcastle 950 Lounge 950 S.W. 59th Okla. City, Okla. Free Tow-In Nothing Down American Transmission Specialists 2424 S. Walker ME-1-1386 Max Baker J. B. Baker J'S WESTERN WEAR congratulations Seniors '75' , Newcastle, Okla. 124 HOUSH AUTOMOTIVE Complete Engine Rebuilding and Welding Phone 387-4446 Newcastle, Oklahoma BOOSTERS Wishing the Newcastle Seniors of 74-75 much success are: Paul Arvilla Blodgett Kim Tim Underwood Mr. Mrs. Terry Homan Melisa | 1 u j? I 1 V C P A A U A A A A u m a! I. P I a a A A LIBBY'S DAY CARE CENTER 387-4944 Trained Teacher Planned Program Music, Arts and Crafts Story time. Infants to 5 years. Newcastle, Oklahoma ivir. ivirs. ueorge cornett uecsa Mr. Mrs. Joe Cox Craig BOOSTERS Okla. Tire Supply Bla. Barry Askins, Lisa Babb, Benny Blanchard Discount Center Burnett, Jonell Crawford, Lynda Carey Lumber Company Bla. 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Football- 4, FFA-1,2,3,4, Hon. Men. All Conf. Football-3, Ag. 1 Treas.-1, Class Fav.-4 RAYLENE ADAMS 4H-3, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Girls Chorus 1,2,3,4, Madrigals 2, 3,4, Girls Ens. 3, Girls Trio 4, Hon. Chor. 3,4, Hon Soc. 4, Ok la. Hist. Awd. 1, Meet at Ada in Ame. Lit. 3, Amer. Hist, at ECU 3, Music Queen 4, Art 1. PAM ASKINS Basketball 1, Volleyball 2, 4H 1, FHA 1,2,3,4, Chor. 1, 2,3,4, Hon. Chor. 3,4, Girls Chor. 1,2,3,4, Madrigals 2,3,4, Dist Music Solo- 3.4, Fresh. Rep. FHA 1. LISA BABB Basketball 1,2,3,4, Volleyball 2.3.4, FHA 1,2,3,4, 4H 1,2, OSU Alumni 3, Yearbook Ed. 4, News- paper 4, Chor. 1, 2,3,4, Hon. Chor. 3,4, Girls Ens. 4, Who's Who in Amer. H.S. 4, Hon. Soc. 1.2.3.4, Eng. Awd. 3, Algebra 1 Awd. 1, All Conf. Basketball 4, Class Sec. 2, V. Pres. 3, FHA Par. 3, Yearbook Queen 4, Eng. Awd-1,2 TERRI BEATY Basketball 1, Track 1, 4H 1.2.3.4, FHA 1,2,3, Pep Club 3,4, Music 3, FHA Game Leader 3 RICKY BIGBEE Chorus 1,2, ROBERT BLACKWELL JR. Baseball 2, Football Mgr. 3, Track 3, French Club 1 LEIGH ANN BLODGETT Basketball 1,3,4, Volleyball 3,4, Track 1, FHA 1,2,3,4, Chorus 3,4, Girls Ens. 3, Hon. Chorus 3,4, Yearbook 4, Newspaper 4, Sr. Play 4, Speech 4. RITA BROWN Basketball 1,2,3,4, Volleyball 2.3.4, Hon. Chorus 4, Speech 4, FHA 1,2,3,4, Yearbook 4, News- paper 4, Chorus 2,4, Sr. Play 4, All Conf. Basketball 2,3,4, FHA Rep 4. MARGIT BRYANT Honor Soceity 1,2,3,4 BENNY BURNETT Basketball 1,2,3,4, Volleyball Senior Listing 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2,3,4 Baseball 4, Track 3, Co-Capt. Football 4, Honors Chor. 4, Speech 4, Letter- man 1,2,3,4, Yearbook 3,4, News- paper 4, Chor. 4, Senior Play 4, Band 1,2,3, Honor Soc 1,2,4, Ok. Hist.Awd. 1, Outstanding Teenager of Amer. 3, Who's Who in Amer. H. S. 4, Big 8 All Conf. 3, Can. Val. All Conf. 4 M VP Basketball 3, All District Football 4, Class Treas. I, Pres. 4, Band Rep. 1, 2,3, Class Fav. 1 SHELLY BURRIS Basketball 1,2,3,4, Volleyball 2,3,4, FHA 1,2,3, Chor, 2,3,4, All Conf. Basketball 2,4. KEVIN CARREL Basketball 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1, Football 1, FFA 1, 2, Chorus 3,4, Science Project Awd. 1 RAY CHAMBERS Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,3, Track 1,2,3,4, All District Football 4, All Conf. Track 3, Conf Record Track 3, Letterman 1,2,3,4, Chor. 3.4, Madrigals 4, Hon. Chor. 3,4, Boys Ens. 4, Jr. Play 3, Sr. Play 4, Class V. Pres. 2 KAREN CLAY Basketball 1,2, FHA 1,2,3, Chorus 1.3.4, TERRY CLAY Football 1,2, FFA 1,2,3,4 TIRZAH CLAY Basketball 1, Track 1, FHA 1,2,3,4, 4H 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 3,4, Chorus 1.2.3.4, LYNDA CRAWFORD Basketball 1,2,3,4, Volleyball 2.3.4, Track 1, Newspaper 4, Yearbook 4, FHA 1,2,3,4, Chor. 2.3.4, Hon. Chor. and High School girls ens. 4, 4H 2,4, Speech 4, Sr. Play 4, All Conf. Basketball 3.4, FHA Sr. Rep 4. VIKKI DANIELS Basketball 1,2, Chor 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2,4, Pres, of Pep Club 2, Class Fav. 2 SUSAN EFFINGER Pep Club 1,2,3, Chor. 4, TERRY FANCHER Speech 4 Band 4, Chorus 2,3,4, JAY FISCHER FFA 1,2,3,4, BECKY FLETCHER 4H 1,2,3,4, FHA 1,2,3, FB LA 4, VICA 3, FNA 4, NJHA 1,2, 3,4, Chor. 1,2,3, Girls Ens. 2, Hon. Chor. 3, Who's Who in Amer. H. S. 4, Hon Soc. 1,2,3, Geo. awd. I, Ok. Hist. awd. 1, Geo. at ECU 1, Ok. Hist, awd at ECU 1, OSU alumni 3, VICA pres. 3, McClain County 4H pres. 4, Offices in 4H 1.2.3.4, State NIHA Sec. 4. DANNY GARRETT FFA 1,2,3,4, FFA Swine Product- ion Awd. 2,3,4, FFA Sentinel 4 SHAREE GEORGE Chorus 2,3,4, FHA 1,2 ROBERT HACKER Speech 4 RONNIE HAMPTON Football 1, Chorus 1,2 ELIZABETH HENDERSON FHA 3, Chorus 2 SUSIE HIGGINS Pep Club 1 FRANKIE HILL Basketball 2,3,4, Track 2, Letter- man Club 2,3,4, Hon. Society 1.2.3.4, All Conf. Basketball 3,4, Class Pres. 3, Letterman Sec- Treas. 3 Awd. Typ-1 Dr. Ed-2, Bio -1, Geo-2, Speech-3 MIKE HOWERTON Basketball 1, Baseball 1, DECA 3.4, Chorus 1,2, DECA reporter 3 4 SANDY HUGHES Basketball 1,2, FHA 1,2,3,4, Hon. Society 2 JAY JONES Chorus 3,4, Hon. Chorus 4, Boys Ens. 4, Gen. Bus. Awd. 3 TERRY KEEN Baseball 1,2,3,4, FFA 1,2,3,4, Letterman 1,2,3,4, Science Fair 1, FFA Salesmanship Awd. 2 JAMES KILBY Basketball 1, FFA 1,2,3,4, Hon. Society 1,2,3,4, Alg. 1 Awd. Ok. Hist. Awd. 1, Soc. Studies Awd. 1, Ag. 1,2,3, FFA Reporter 3, FFA Sec. 4 Eng Awd-1, Science Awd 1. GREG KING Basketball 1, Speech 3, Chorus 2,3,4 130 SAUNDRA LEE Basketball 1, FHA 1,2, Chor. 1.2.3.4, Hon. Chor 3,4, Yearbook 4, News paper Editor 4, Girls Chorus 1.2.3.4, Biology Awd. 2, Rep. FHA 1, Class Favorite 4 JEFF MARS Chorus 1,2,3,4 JAN McBRIDE 4H 1,2,3,4, FHA 1,2,3, Chorus 2.3.4, Honor Chorus 1,2,3,4 BRINDA McEWIN Sr. Play 4 AMY McNEILLY 4H 1,2,3,4, FHA 1,2,3, Chorus 1.2.3.4, Hon. Chor 3,4. Madrigals 1.2.3.4, Girls Ens. 3, Girls Chorus 1.2.3.4, Girls Trio 4, Mixed Quarted 4, Horn. Ed. Awd. 2, Eng. Awd 3. Sr. Play 4, Citizen Club 1,2, Hon. Soc. 1,2,3,4, Accompan- ist Awd. 1,2,3, OSU Ach. Awd. 3, Lion's Outstanding Youth-2, County Jr. Miss-4, Miss Congenial- ity-4, Who's Who in Amer. H.S. 4, 4H Delegate-Wash.-4, Class Sec. Treas. 1, 4H V. Pres.-l, 4-H Sec. -2, 4H Pres. 3, Music Queen-2 DAWN MORGAN Baskethall 1,2, Volleyball 2, FHA Sec. 3, FHA 1,2,3, Pep Club 1.2.3, Cheerleader 3, Class Sec. 1 RHONDA NORMAN Basketball 1,2, Volleyball 1,2,3, Tennis 1,2,3, Handball 1,2,3, Field Hockey 1,2,3, Gymnastics 1,2,3, Modern Dance 1,2 DAVID OWENS Baseball 1, Basketball 1, Football 1, VIC A 3,4 MIKE PERRY Basketball 1,4, Football 1,3, Track 1.2.4, Letterman 4 SUE POWERS Basketball 1, Jr. Play 3, FHA 2.3, 4H 3,4, Cheerleader 3, Pep Club 4, Chorus 2,3, RESA RAWSON FHA 1,2,4, 4H 1,2,3,4, Chorus 1.2.3, FBLA 4, NJHA 1,2,3,4, Citizenship Club 1, Girls Ens. 2, Who's Who In Amer. H.S. 4, Hon. Soc. 1,2,3,4, OSU Alumni awd, Problems of Dem. 3, Am. Hist. 3, Am. Gov. 3. RANDALL ROGERS Football 1,2,3, Wrestling 1,2, Lettermans 1,2,3, Chorus 4 JERRY RYAN Speech 4, Chorus 4 MARK SHORES Baseball 1, Baske ball 1, Speech 3, Spanish 2, Chorus 2,3,4, Hon. Chor 4, Band 4 DAVID SIMPSON Football 1,2,3, Track 1,2,4, Basket- ball 1, Speech 4, FFA 1,2, Letter- mans 2,3,4, LARRY SIMPSON Chorus 3,4, RANDY SMITH FFA 1,2,3a Hon. Soc. 3,4, Ag. awd. 1,3, FFA Pres. 4, FFA awd. Star Greenhand and Public speak- ing 1, Public speaking and Farm safety 2, Production in Ag and Public Speaking and crop manage- ment 3 SUZANNE STEGER Basketball 1, FHA 1,2,3, FB LA 4, NJHA 1,2,3,4, 4H 1,2,3,4, Chorus 2.3, OSU Alumni 3, English awd. 2. Drivers Ed. 3, 4H County Re- porter 4, 4H Songleader 1,3, Spelling awd. 2, Members of rank- ing team for NJHA 2, Member of first place team in 4H 1,2,3, Selected to attend Nat. conven- tions in Miami, Fla, Columbus, Ohio, Okla. City, Okla. 1,2,3, SCOTT STONE Basketball 1,2,3, Track 3, Letter- mans 2,3, Chorus 2,3,4, Hon. Chor. 3 BRUCE TALLON Basketball 1,3,4, Baseball 1,3,4, Football 1,2,4, FFA 3,4, Chor 4, Hon. Chor. 4, Boys Ens. 4, Madri- gals 4, FHA Beau 4, Hon. Soc. 1, V. Pres. 1 ALAN THOMPSON Baseball 1,2,3,4, Lettermans 1,2, VICA 1,2, CHERYL TOMPSON Cheerleader 1,2, FHA 1,2, 4H 1, Speech 4, Jr. Play 3, Chorus 1,2 BUNNIE TRAVIS Pep Club 1,3, Cheerleader 3, FHA 2.3, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Madrigals 4, 4H 2,3, Hon. Soc. 1 VIRGINIA TRUMBLY Basketball 1,2,3,4, Volleyball 1 2,3,4, 4H 1,2,3,4, FHA 1,2,3,4, Chor. 2, Yearbook 4, Newspaper 4 GARY UMMEL FFA 1,2,3,4 JANIECE WALLIS FHA 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2,4, Cheerleader 2, Hon. Soc. 1,4, Sec. Treas. 1, Sec. Treas. 3, Vice Pres. 4, Pep Club Pres. 4, Homecoming Queen 4 MARSHAH (O'DONLEY) WALLIS FHA 1,2,3,4, Pep Club Pres. 2, Girls Ens. 4, Chorus 4, Hon. Soc. 1,2,3,4, Civics awd. 1, Home Ec. 1, Home Ec. 3 awds. Sec. Treas. 4 Geog Awd-1 DWIGHT WARINER Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3, Baseball 1, Track 1, 4H 1,2,3,4, FFA 1,2,3,4, All Conf. Football 3 RICKY WHITE Football 1,2,4, Baseball 1,2,3, Basketball 1, FFA 1,2,3, Letter- mans 1,2,3,4, Speech 4, FFA Soil Conservation 1,2, 3 STEVE WILSON Football 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1, Speech 4, Letter- mans 2,3,4, All Conf. Baseball 2, Hon. Men F. B. 3,4 THOMAS E. WOOD Football 1,2, Track 2,3, Letter- mans 1,2,3,4, Chor. 2,3,4, Hon. Chor 3,4, Madrigals 4, Goys Ens. 4, Yearbook 4, Speech 4, News- paper 4, Sr. Play 4, All Conf. Track 3, NHS Track Awd. 3, Pres. 1 TONY WOODRUFF FFA 1,2,3,4, Hon. Soc. 1, Gen. Business awd. 3, FFA Treas. 4 MARK YOUNG LOUIE ZAMORA Football 1,2, Basketball 1,3, Track 1,4, Lettermans 3,4, Chorus 3,4, Spanish Awd. 3, 131 I w S a iV