Nowata High School - Ironman Yearbook (Nowata, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1970 volume:

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E 5 1'-5' ' ,' ,i'Z..1?1:'f '.f' FEW ,.'2k:,?9X.,Xg2 z,X,7.QXJf '-7.2, ,,i-wif. , ' , Q M-- . f .1 X f . ANNUAL STAFF Editor : Mary Pat Myers Advertising Manager: Mary McClymonds Business Manager: Jo Harrison Photography Editor: Debbie Rider Photographers: Roy Conner Rhonda Samples Advisor : Charlotte Kincaide Janice Howard Jo Buck Debby Stookey Dianna McElhany Dana Noe Karen Boultinghouse Lonetta Kincaide Janice Yirsa Liz Powell The 1970 Ironman staff has looked through the doors of NHS. This is what we've seen: We've seen teachers who felt it was important to know about the past, present, and future, because they believe it to be so. We've seen young, eager faces trying to find out what education is all about and what they want to do with their lives. We've seen girls forgetting everything but their dates for the Prom and we've seen boys acting their best in their formal coats. We've seen football and basketball games, where sometimes We came home happy and sometimes sad. We've liked what we've seen, so we, the Ironman staff, invite you to look through the doors of NHS, too. We think you'll like what you see. fn Paz The Sooner Schooner 'Wm and pony team: Courtesy of Alvis Johnson --an if 1 , ,fi W. i H 'T'f2 T, QT ,m? im'1iwZ'i, 44-uf, 'W-f,?GEiv.,i2?A K wif Bi fi--asf V K.-N -.,' X DS. fxwslfn w'm'W'aw 1nWx ',z - 535 i if 2 :gy is wx :,k. A k,3vL L L Q 5 WS Q S s Ironman King and Queen Gary Hallett and Dana Noe S f W A Hard-working and dedicated truly interested and active in extracurricular doings sometimes lauded, many times criticized representing authority to the wayward, the-key to the answers for the inquisi- tive ... l ED DEPLOIS Vocational Carpentry, Student Council Advisor LINDA PATTON Speech, English II, Co-Sponsor of Pep Club MARK WRIGHT Guidance Counselor fHigh School and Jr. Highj ERMA MITCHELL Vocal Music fHigh School, Jr. High, Elem.J 8 ETHEL SNODGRASS Librarian QHigh School and Jr. Highj Library Science CHARLOTTE KINCAIDE English III and IV, Annual Staff Ad- visor, Head Sponsor, Sr. Class JERRY COCKRELL Spanish I and II, Oklahoma History and Civics JERRY BAILEY Coach, Football a n d Trackg Biology, Jr. High Science CLYDE MATTHEWS Vocational Agriculture, Welding, FFA Advisor enforcers of rules counseling the troubled and the troublemakers but never too busy to help a student . . . NHS FACULTY: 1969-1970. BEVERLY BAILEY Mathematics CHARLES DVORAK Biology, Chemistry X M,-,,.,K,i,.. KEN ZACHER Coach, Basketball and Baseball, Physical Education, Sociology and Psychology PAUL STATHAM Mechanical Drawing In- dustrial Arts, Crafts CHigh School and Jr. Highj BOB NUNNALLEE Assistant Coach, Drivers' Ed., Bookkeeping, General Business DEBRA SATTERFIELD JIM OWENS U. S. History, Geography and Economics, FTA Sponsor, Head Sponsor, English II and III, Jr. High Eng- lish Jr. Class . friends educators busy, i KATHIE HUGGARD Vocational Home Economics, FHA Advisor, C0-Sponsor of Pep Club MARLENE KINCAIDE Typing I and II, Shorthand BILL HEATH Instrumental Music CHigh School, Jr. High, Elementaryj 9 After three years of working with the students of Nowata High School, I realize more and-more how fortunate I am to have the pleasure of being associated with the finest student body in Oklahoma. With your enthusiasm, your spirit, and your energy, I am sure you will accomplish your goals in life. The Ironman annual is evidence that 1969-70 has been a good year-full of activities and achieve- ments. The annual provides us with a picture record of most of these activities, and I hope it will al- ways be a reminder of one of the best years of your life. As the years roll by and as you thumb through this book, I am sure you will recall many fond memories. On these occasions, may you also remember the wishes and hopes of the teachers who motivated and urged you to reach for higher goals. We who remain salute and congratulate the seniors and wish them well. Jerome J. Zumwalt Jerome J. Zumwalt, High School Principal Chester Price Junior High School Principal H. Dale Lynch Elementary School Principal I0 JANET BERRY, Secretary to Mr. Zumwalt SECRETARIES CLOVA ROGERS, Aide, High School ber? on ., M .. , , is , i ,, , ,, ,1 Q , ,. ... , ,,, , ,1 . .,, i . R R JESSIE BLACKWELL, Secretary to Mr. Moore until her resignation in October NANCALENE REICH, Aide, High School AND AIDES ADA LEE JONES, present Secre- tary to Mr. Moore NANCY REEVES, Secretary to Mr. Price and Mr. Lynch MARGARET FISHER and FREDA OWENS, Ahig That long-awZEEEd Junior High ior rings! I I l l SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS GLENN C. MOORE KATIE LYNCH, Business Manager SUPERINTENDENT and A small step for man, a giant leap for man- kind, the Words of astronaut Neil Armstrong beamed to Earth in this year of the moon Walk, graphically illustrate what dedication to a pur- pose can achieve in today's World. This great and historic event makes us aware of the potential of man to solve problems when resources are focused on a real goal. This book, the 1970 IRONMAN, reflects the goals and their degree of realization for or- ganizations, teams, groups and individuals dur- ing this school year. To those who have been successful in achiev- ing 'their goals, I extend my congratulations. Those who have fallen short, I admonish to identify new aspirations and goals which will challenge their personal qualities, talents, and abilities. They also can make a giant leap for themselves and mankind, with dedication of purpose as their resolve. Now what did you say 'V' BO RD UF EDUCATIO Shape School Policies Meeting regularly each month throughout the calendar year, these busy citizens take time from their various occupations to cooperate with school administrators in coordinating an effective school program Striking a pose prior to their meeting in the Superintendent's office are: Seated: Charles Elledge, Presidentg Standing: Dr. H. L. Meister, Memberg Don Kiser, Clerkg Sam Miller, Memberg Dr. Homer Flora, Vice-Presidentg Glenn C. Moore, Superintendent. Not Present: C. D. Hicks, Treasurer. Mr. Kiser and Dr. Flora discuss the bus routes. First Monday: 7:00 P.M.to??? 4A A i IQ 1 ,Q . . xi '. .Y I 4, 4 . 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SHARRON ANN BENNETT SAB Landed April 13, 1952, in Olney, Illinois Talking about those bump bus rides to TCT: likes football games Glee Club-4: Pep Club- 3: FHA-1: VICA-1 Pediatric nurse. DOROTHY BEATRICE BARBEE Born De- cember 25, 1951, in Vinita, Oklahoma . . . Crunch those thunder- storms, Dimples! . . . Pep Club-2: Library Club-33 Music-1 . .. See the world. ANN ELIZABETH BERRY Born April Oklahoma 8, 1952. in Nowata, Wish I could laugh on lonely weekends Senior Class Treasurer: Miss NHS: DAR Award: Girls' State Representative: Football Queen Attendant-1 : Basketball Queen Attendant-1: Outstanding Teen- ager Award: Best-dressed-3: Stu- dent of the Month: Typing I, Safe Driver, and Spanish I Awards . . . 2: All-Distr Band-4: Drum Major- ict Band-1 Suc- cess and happiness. Jr Pipe . Blessed her par- NINA JEAN BROWN Legs . E. ents on Jun City, Misso 21, 1952, in Kansas ri Little Miss ll ... Hubbard finds music and sing- l ing a rea Historian-1 3 groove VICA- Library Club-2: Pep Club-2: FHA-2 Professional singer and Missionary. WILLIAM DONALD BLYTHE Bill 'Arrived on Febru- ary 24, 1952, in Nowata, Okla- homa I don't know about being loud and gross, but good entertainment and optimism are something to think about Boy of the Month Weight Lifting-1!2: Statistician-112: FFA-1 Intellectual. GLEN MICHAEL BUNNEY Mike Born August 24, 1952, in Muskogee, Okla- homa Usin' lots of big words working on those old cars . . , Ag. II and III Awards: OBU Academy for Outstanding Juniors: Most Likely to Sue- ceed: Senior V. Pres.: Mem- ber 1969 National Yorkshire Type Judging team FFA-4: Football Manager-13 Track Manager-2: N-Club-1 Law- yer. JIM COLLIER Hustler Arrived July 29, 1952, in Nowata, Oklahoma Gee! I'm good with cute girls and fast cars, but being conceited and having U.S. History aren't 'where it's at ' VICA- Vice Pres., Treasurer-2: FFA- 4 Aeronautics Engineer. FRANCES CAMPBELL Francie Born June 16. 1952, in Nowata, Oklahoma 'Tm going to cry if you don't stop buggin' me, Stephen! . .. Library Club-2: VICA Unit Secretary-1 Housewife. TERRY WAYNE COVEY Pudgy Born June , 12, 1952, in Nowata, Oklahoma Feels lost without a cast, Now get it! Ughl: OSU Cowpokes! FCA-4, Captain: Soph. and Jr. Class V. Pres.: Mr. Ath- lete: Football Big E Award: Student Council-1: Best Per- sonality-2 Football-3. Can- tain, All-District Team, Co- Lineman of the Year: Basket- ball-3: Track-3: N-Club-3: Band-4: FTA-1 Football Coach. LYN ELLEN COFFMAN Landed August 26, 1952 in Nowata, Oklahoma . . . All things that signify beauty and happiness feven my Jeepj make me feel good ... State Honor Society-2: English II Award: lst place winner, VFW speech con- test Glee Club-4 Happi- ness. 5 Q ,..s -.1 f. ,Q L- 52' if 3 K . Q - DALE EDWARD DEEN Born May 30, 1952, in Nowata, Okla- homa I reckon! Love my VW. N' love me. Manages lots of spare time to kill Masonic Award-2: FFA-4, V. Pres., Secretary, REA Essay Contest-2nd place Foot- ball-1: Weight Lifting-2: Football Statistician-1 Small family and plenty of money. GARY RAY CRUMBLISS Bullweevil Arrived March 3, 1952, in Nowata, Oklahoma I don't know about this meditating but good times and country music really make it Weight Lifting-13 Annual Staff-2: FFA-15 Chorus-1 .. Numerical Control Machinist. TROYCE fBIRMINGHAMj DAVIS Born January 22, 1951, in Broken Arrow, Okla- homa OH no! Not another speech! Likes people but not conceitecl ones FHA-1: Glee Club-42 Office Staff-1 To be a good mother. STEPHEN ARTHUR DELMAS .. SAD Appeared June 28, 1952. in Nowata, Oklahoma I can see him runnin' that mile, but I can't hear him juicin' those bovines Dairy Team-5th in State. th in Tulsa State Fair Football-3: Weight Lifting-3: Track-2: FFA-4: FCA-3: N-Club-2 OSU graduate. MICHAEL EUGENE DYE Mike Born September 30, 1952, in Russell, Kansas Likes a certain red-headed fe- male, but thinks everything else is a great big ole Duh! Student Council Rep.-1: Boys' State . . . Cameraman- -Football and Basketball-3: Golf-41 An- nual Staff-2 Doctor. ERNEST LEON FIELDS Sun Tan Arrived Decem- ber 14, 1950, in Nowata, Okla- homa Like them pretty, long-haired girls. fThe devil made me say that!D Foot- ball-3: Track-2: Basketball-2 Career in U. S. Marines fBegan basic training February 11, 19701 GARY WAYNE FIELDS Feelgood Born September 22, 1952, in Nowata, Oklahoma when you jive, you stay alive Most School Spirit-1 Athletic Manager-3: Baseball-1: N-Club-3: FCA- 3, Bulletin Board Chairman Athletic Trainer. KAY ELIZABETH FLENNIKEN Born February 2 1952 in Nowata Oklahoma Motorcycle rid mg playing pool and Just having fun cant be knocked until you ve tried it' Salutatorian State Honor Soc1ety3 Biology and Algebra II Awards Bandl Pe Club-2 FTA3 Chorus4 JETS D r Sec et.ary1 Office Staffl 3rd place VFW speech contest To be haprly in my profession what- ever lt may be APRIL CLAUDETTE GRANT April Show- ers' Born June 28 1952 ' Nowata Okla- homa Smart Alecks: Oh gussy! Dancing certain guy, and having un: Cool! Library- 3: Pell Club-1 Finish school and get married. PAUL DAVID GRIGGS Shoonk Born March 22, 1952 in Nowata Okla- homa Not hard finding excuses to go to Bville to see Lynn Harper in my 56 Chev Carpentry Award: VICA-2, Pres. Carpen- try-3: Track-35 State Track Meet Carpenter. DALE ANN GREGORY Arrived October 25, 1952, in Nowata, Oklahoma Happiness f0ctober 7-DW Dayj is not perfected until it is shared VICA-Sweet- heart at Tri-Co. Tech Girls' State FHA-3: 1-'TA-2: VICA-1: Office Staff-2: Guidance Office-2 Interior Decorator or Fashion Designer. ERIC SHAWN GYNTHER Nose Born De Cember 20, 1950, in Tulsa, Oklahoma Bet! Deb- bie, OSU top the OU frats, football and Fords Cut- est Boy-2: Most School Spirit Football-3: All- District and E-E All-Area Football teams: Track-3: FCA-4: N-Club-3: VICA-1: FFA-1: Weight Liftimz-3 Draftsman. GARY RAY HALLETT Cat- fish Arrived in Nowata. Oklahoma, on November 24. 1951 Oh, Bull! Those bow legs show he loves horses State Honor Societyg FFA-4, Sentinel, Reporter: Student of the Month: FCA-1, Secretary, Treasurer: Annual King Footbal l-2: N-Club-2: Track-2: State Track Meet: Weight Lift- ing-2: Student Council-2 Win State 2-mile race. DONNA J0 HARRISON Born January 16, 1952, in Nowata, Oklahoma There are a lot of boys and good times at OU but she won't be satisfied till she finds a rich one. Beware! Trouble follows you! Jr. Class Treas- urer: Most School Spirit-2 FFA-3: FHA-2: Annual Staff-3, Business Mgr.: Band-25 A Team Cheerleader-1: Pep Club- 3 OU graduate. BETTY HAYNES . . . Blondie Born June 7, 1952, in Clare- more, Oklahoma . .. Being where it's at is Boys, Boys, Boys! fDon't knock it unless you've tried itll . .. Pres., VICA Health Services Unit . .. Music- 2: Library-4: VICA-1 . .. LPN. RON DALE HEATH Bub- ba Landed on November 5, 1951, in Holdenville, Oklahoma I think I hurt myself play- ing my horn too loud trying to keep UD with the music scene Band-4, Pres.: Cutest boy Golf-4 Have own dance band. LESTER JON HENRY ... Blessed his parents on April 3, 1952, in Nowata, Oklahoma . . . People who think they know it all don't make it, but girls and hot cars do . . . FFA-21 VICA-3 . . . Mechanic. 20 CHARLES PAUL HICKS Butch Arrived on February 3, 1952, in Nowata, Oklahoma His country style is his biggest asset-only things he needs to please him are a cer- tain Dewey girl and his guitar Mr. NHS, Class Favorite-2: Class Pres.-2: Football-3, All- Districtg Track-3: Weight Liftf ing-3: FCA-2: N -Club-2 Draftsman. PATRICIA ANN I-IICKS Sammy Pat Landed in Bartlesville. Oklahoma, on Febru- ary l9, 1951 Uh-oh honey! Eating good food at other people's houses, Kansas City and running around with the gang are a groove, but school doesn't cut it! Pep Club-2 Flight or Navy Nurse. BOBBY DEAN HINDMAN Born December 31, 1951, in Bartlesville, Oklahoma . . . Sackin' groceries gets monoton- ous. Who says that blushing went out of style? Student Coun- cil-2. Pres: Member 1969 Na- tional Yorkshire Type Conference Judging Team: State Honor So- ciety-2 FFA-4, Record-Keely ing Award t3J: FCA-3: N - Club-3: FTA-2: Baseball-3: Weight Lifting-U2 Account- ant. DOYLE I-IUNDLEY Duck Arrived on December 29, 1951, in Snyder, Texas I kinda like fat girls: they're warm! Flat tires and freeloaders don't get it!! State Honor Society-2 FFA-3: VICA-1 Genius. JAMES MICHAEL HUTTON Born November 3, 1951, in St. Louis, Missouri ... Oink! Oink! OSU: underpaid carry- out in a brown Corvair Best Dressed-3 Golf-3: N -Club: Band-4, V. Pres. Mortician. . . . Football co-captain Troy Smith puts the torch to the OMA mountain canary in ceremonies at pre-Homecoming bonfire . . . f ' li, it. die.-:Q-.,gmn H. L. IVIE H Landed January 3, 1952, in Omak, Wash- ington He's first in Sun- day afternoon football games. but what about Friday night? Outstanding Leader-2 Football-3, All-District: Track-2: Basketball-3: N -Club-3: Band- 4: FGA-4: FTA-3: FFA-1: Base- ball-1: Chorus-1 Pilot. KATHY TRUITT IVIE . . . Katie . . . Arrived September 13, 1952, in Nowata, Oklahoma Being an Ivie is Wheel Snobby people aren't as neat as horseback riding To be a good wife. JAMES PAUL JONES Butch Appeared February 25, 1952, in Holdenville, Okla- homa Playing golf is almost as good as OU but it's a lot bet- ter than OSU State Music Contest-Superior: District Music Contest-Excellent . .. Football-2, Golf-3: Band-3 Go to OU and be a lawyer. LONETTA KINCAIDE Ama Born March 11, 1952, in Nowata, Oklahoma Losing is a drag, but watching the Moon is her bag! Student of the Month-2: Football Queen Attendant-2: Best Personality Band-4, Sec'y Treas.: FHA-3, Sungleader, V. Pres., President: FTA-2, Hist., Reporter: Student Council-2, Treasurer, Pep Club- 3: Cheerleader-2 Graduate from college and teach elemen- tary school. 2l CONNIE KISER Kiz was born on February 8, 1952, in Nowata. Oklahoma Everybody volunteer! I haven't got my speech, because I ran out of gas!!l FHA-1: FTA-2: Band-4: Pep Club-3: Cheer- leader-3 . .. Beautician. MARY McCLYMONDS . . , Born March 2, 1952, in Wichita, Kansas . . . That's a Classic: Friday with no pep assembly! Her anbenna banana has a nice accessory: a yellow Maverick! State Honor Society: Cutest Girl-2: FFA Sweet- heart, 1969: Basketball Queen At- tendant-2, 1st runner-up Pep Club-3: Cheerleader-4: FHA-3, Sec- retary, FTA-1: Annual Staff-3, Ad- vertising Mgr.-2: Student Council-1: Golf Graduate from OU and teach grade school. 22 DEBORAH MARIE LAWRENCE Dimples Arrived on July 13, 1952, in Nowata, Oklahoma How many In- dians with dimples do you know? Start to sing as you tackle the thing that couldn't be done and you'll do it Home Ee. II Award: State Honor So- ciety-2: 4-H, 9: FHA-3: FTA-2: Pep Club-3: Guidance Staff-2 ... Finish col- lege and go into Home Economics. MARY JO LAWRENCE Josephine Born September 6. 1952, in Nowata, Oklahoma You'uns who are friendly will kindly overlook my opening my mouth at the wrong time-and various other 'No-No's! FHA-3: FTA-3: Pep Club-3: 4-H, 9 To finish college. HELEN LEWIS Arrived on April 25, 1951, in Nowata, Oklahoma Love horseback riding hard and fast, but fast drivers give me a pain Junior can- didate for Annual Queen: FBLA Unit Treasurer FHA-2: Guidance Staff Secretary. JERRY WAYNE LINK HC. W. Appeared April 10, 1951, in Tulsa, Okla- homa I'm always late when I ride my motorcycles and it's the same thing with my hot Fords . . . Track-1: VICA-2: . . . Alaska or Bust!!! MARSHALL DEAN McKEE . . . Bean . . . Arrived in Bartlesville, Oklahoma on July 16, 1952 . . . I 'maginel Coach Zacher's clothes are wild, but I don't mind being his errand boy FFA-3, Reporter: Indi- vidual Dairy Judge-2nd . . . Chorus-3 Graduate and be a Miami Aggie. RANDY RAY MITCHELL Fracus Born Jan- uary 18, 1952 in Nowata, Oklahoma Likes hunt- ing, cars, and Saturday nights, but homework is a drag FTA-2: FFA-3: Student Council-1: Chorus- 1 Industrial Arts Award Industrial Arts teacher. JAMES MOCK Cotton Appeared September 17, 1952 in Nowata, Oklahoma Chevys are his bag, but speech is an- other drag .. . Carpentry Award- 1 FFA-4: VICA-2 Car- penter. MARY PATRICE MYERS Born August 3, 1952 in Nowata, Oklahoma . . . Listening to toad's croaking won't keep her from going to OU Valedic- torian: Football Queen, 1st run- ner-up, 1968: Basketball Queen, lst runner-up, 1969: 1969 Foot- ball Queen: Outstanding Leader- 2: Geometry, English III, and Home Ec. III Awards: Student of the Month-2: Outstanding Teenager of America: Who's Who in American High Schools FHA-3, Treasurer, Secretary: Pep Club-3, Cheerleader-1: PFA- 2, Treasurer: State Honor So- ciety-3: Superintendenfs Honor Roll: Sophomore Class Sec'y.g Annual Staff-3, Editor Eng- lish teacher. BRUCE NORMAN NOBLITT Nobby Arrived January 30, 1951 in Nowata, Oklahoma His motto on those history tests: A quitter never wins, and a winner never quits! FFA-2: VICA-3 Car- penter. Liz and Terry working for A s in Speech DANA ANN NOE Born April 18, 1952 in Nowata, Oklahoma . .. You all want to go messin' around in my red Corvair'I7? An- nual Queen Band-4: Sr. Rep.: FHA-3: FTA-3: Pep Club-1: Annual Staff-1 .. . History teacher. SAM NORRIS Little Turkey Appeared October 5, 1952, in Bartlesville, Okla- homa . . . Shy motorcycle rider who doesn't dig step- fathersg favorite pastime is watching TV Football-2: JERRY PACE Captain America . . . Arrived in Rangely, Maine, on January 4, 1952 Don't knock the establishment! ! ! . . . Keen observer of people: places patriotism and justice high FFA-23 VICA-1: Baseball-1 Doctor. on list of desirable traits Winner of 2nd place in VFW speech contest Writer. DONNA MARIE PARRISH Donn Blessed her parents on June 27, 1952, in No- wata, Oklahoma So what if I'm tall? I'm still going to be an Egermeier for life! Loves bright shiny days and water-skiing Chorus-1 . . . Wife. .4 More than kissin' cousins . . ROGER ALAN PATTON Little Pete Born October 14, 1952, in Chelsea, Oklahoma There's only one thing I can't stand: getting beat at State Semi-finals Class Favorite-1: Big Basketball Award: Jr. Class Pres.: VICA-2, V. Pres., Historian Basketball-31 N-Club-31 Baseball-3 Coach and teach industrial arts. ELIZABETH ANN POWELL Liz .. Born March 13, 1952, in Oklahoma City Oklahoma You guys! I can't help it if I have a big mouth and like to flirtl' Likes walking in the country and long distance phone calls Pep Club-2: FHA 1: Band-23 Annual Staff-1 Go to OSU KAREN GRACE RAINWATER . . . Rain Barrel Landed in No- wata, Oklahoma, on July 16, 1952 Riding motorcycles and horses almost as good as a '69 NHS grad in a black Ford Work for Phillips. GILBERT GENE RIFF Dibbso Arrived August 31, 1951, in Nowata, Okla- homa Groovin' with bru- nettes on Saturday nites in C. W.'s '51. But them side- burns-hatersl Well, I don't know .. . VICA-2, Treasurer, District Historian Marine. LORA SERRANO Saran Wrap Born January 1. 1952, in Minneapolis, Minne- sota Darn it, You con- ceited people, why don't you have some funl Pep Club-2: Library-3: VICA-1 L.P.N. DEBORAH LOUISE RIDER Ride Born April 2, 1952, in Nowata, Oklahoma Bats! Being a loser isn't fun. Shawn, ya' can't cheer on an empty stomach! Honor Society-3: Soph. and Jr. Class Favorite: FBLA-1, Unit Reporter: Sr. Class Sec'y: Football Queen Attendant-23 Basketball Queen Attendant-1: Shorthand I Award FHA-3: Pep Club- 3: Cheerleader-3: Student Council-1: Band-3, Sec'y: An- nual Staff-2 Secretary. DELORES MAXINE RILEY Little D Appeared in Nowata, Oklahoma, De- cember 14, 1951 Hey now, I can't help it because I'm the shortest kid in school! Library-1: An- nual Staff-1: Guidance-Staff! 1 Beautician. SI-IERMON SHANKLIN Charmin Arrived Au- gust 'l, 1952 in Brockville, Ontario, Canada. All aboard the Ranger for Nash- ville! Little know-it-all col- lege girls don't know any- thing. Anybody want my auto- graphe ? . . . Outstanding Teenager of America: Mem- ber National Yorkshire Type Judging team FFA-4, Re- porter, Treasurer: Star Green Hand: Student Council Own agriculture empire. MARJORIE ANN SMITH Margie Born January 6. 1952 in Nowata, Oklahoma Being sweet and sincere makes bowling, reading, and babysitting fun for her. Keeping out of other peopIe's business is the best business FHA-23 Office staff-3: Pep Club-3, Pres. and Treasurer Good secretary to a nice boss. J? ' f Q 1' Aha! a 4-leaf clover or is it fescue? C. B. 25 LYUK ... !'!1'l'lVEd lIl LYUWHL3-, Oklahoma, on July 13, 1952 Football, Track, and a certain out-of-town girl don't mix with drunks, homework and Dewey Mechanical Drawing award: Football-3, Co-captain, All-Dis- trictg Principal's Honor Roll: FFA-4, Sentinel Track-3: Music-3: N -Club-2: Weight Lifting-3 Wildlife conserva- tionist and run in Olympics. A ie y yy , in y in 26 gust 51, 1 bl, in Wichita, Kansas .. . Memories. To err is human: to forgive, divine Cutest girl FHA-1: PTA-1: Guidance staff-2: Office staff-13 VICA-2, Unit Pres. Interior Decorat- ing or Fashion Design. timer 1tunahoe . . . Let out first war whoop June 5, 1952, in Claremore, Oklahoma World, are you ready 'V' I don't like competition with my little fender VICA-1 Lead Guitarist for Gary Puckett and Union Gap. DOBORAH ANN STOOKEY Stookey . ., Arrived August 13, 1952, in Nowata, Oklahoma 0h. 130011. Davy, I'm late again!! Best Personality-2: Class Favorite-13 Honor Society- 2: Student of the Month: Bas- ketball Queen attendant-2: Foot- ball Queen attendant-1 Band- 3: Twirler-2: Cheerleader-1: FHA-1: Student Council-3, Treas- urer: FBLA, Chaplain, Unit V, Pres.-1: Annual Staff-1 Sec- retary. REBECCA ANN TEMPLE Appeared March 12, 1952, in No- wata, Oklahoma Sincere peo- ple and chocolate candy minus snobs and diets equal happiness 1970 Band Queen: Masonic Award: Most Likely to Succeed: State Honor Society-2: Betty Crocker Award: Home Ec. II Award: Student of the Month .. . Band-4: FHA-3, Historian: FTA- 3, V. Pres.: PeD Club-3 .. . Teach Special Education. ALLEN RAY WALKER Delaware Born May 6, 1952, in Nowata, Oklahoma Th:-1t's not the law: it's just Harold! Always getting tickets in those Fords!! Football-2: FFA-3: 4-H-1: Weight Lifting-1 . . . Draftsman. THOMAS WATSON Tom Appeared in Coalgate, Okla- homa, on May 24, 1951 Ii I can just stay alive long enough to get out of school!! .. . FFA- 4: VICA-3 Stay alive. VICKY MARIE WESSON Big Bad Vic Born Decem- ber 30, 1951, in Nowata, Okla- homa Jerry and that future are tops over conceited people and diets Glee Club-4, V. Pres.: Pep Club-1: FBLA-1, FHA-2 Key Punch Operator. PAUL WICKHAM Leroy Arrived in Nowata, Okla- homa, on October 27, 1952 I'd rather drive my '57 Chevy hack from TCT, thank you! FFA-4: VICA-1 Welder. ,Q ' L 1, Q- . 1. sf Pucker up, Babe! J. H. JAMES WINTERS Born May 13, 1951, in Nowata, Oklahoma Hard worker, likes riding horses and drafting 4-H-43 VICA-3 . . . Finish Carpenter. JANICE FAYE YIRSA Ar- rived October 23, 1952, in No- wata, Oklahoma Always an alternatel! Football Queen Attendant-2: Basketball Queen, 2nd runner up: FFA Sweetheart Candidate: Jr. Class Sec'y.: State Honor Society-15 REA Essay Con- test, 3rd place FHA-2: FTA- 3, Pres., V. Pres.: Pep Club-3: Cheerleader-3: Chorus-2: Annual Staff-1: 4-H-9 Home Ec. major. f. .... 5 TERRY COLLIER 27 Astutely anticipating their VIP status in far-off 1970, these 49 members of the Class of '70 posed for early pictorial proof that What they were to be, they were now becoming 1 - . ..,,.,....,,fr, f -1'-. . . his x v e hiii i res- V A Now, in chute NO. 1. T.S. - K .. 5, nother unfinished IQ + ,-svn - Q l' J' 'K t Q .1 a . 6 K S vi W4 YF' s ' symphony. A.B. 'N YM B - y P6l'f9Ct 36-12-12 Ya wanna drag? M.S. ., eans aga1n.! D.D. Crusader Rab- bit strikes again! L.P. t , .tr an . ua 'if 'K gg H f is l Em. ..,.., iiit ,,.'.. i imager, f.. M1 Soul baby No. 1. N.B. The sky is faling! The sky is falling! Honest, Mike! I A.G. won't flirt any- more! C.K. I shrank!! A.W. And away we go! matter? Flat H.L if D.L. 28 12. D.R. Off to the salt mines! G.R. I I can't hold it much longer! J.C. Another dull Sat- Take me wif' urday Night!! L.C. you. R.P. .,., .,,.. I I 'V if., Y - '...- if H 5 Z issi- 1 ' . isrs Ride em' cowboy! SD- - l ' too'i I ' ' i :nf VW '-sQJstt57:,-f'-QNH5: '.-, Q- ' . ::' -- .gave X 1 1 , . ' ' Mammy!! D' S' NOW what ? B.T. as Ain't love grand! D.N. N Everybody's going topless now! D.P. Just call me Ter- mite! M.H. Hey! You barn door is open! P.W. l Mother Turkey ? ?? M.J.L. I'm home, Maw! ! G.C. .. some posed willingly some unwillingly . .. some unconcernedly and some unknowingly .. r -.K ef '?' AMA and her duckie. L.K. Ready for the round-up! B.H. 8 . ,, ,- xx. .. . . 1, Q 4 I , - - sa- s ,rss .if HOne:d'VS'der1'y! 6 , fi 3519-Q At least I'll die with my boots on! T.C. ,i-eww' S0 THAT'S how he got that tan! ! Suzy cute! S.S. , in 'P i, , ,ZAL A W . i v ,N 1: 1 9 y I ' fhiig , , 2 VW A . is 1 W . 5 Q ll? W WN X il- if .. - 1 .. Me and my W as m shadow. D.c. K ' M ,,.,. If K W, - ' f These '53 models are ii I H ' 'X I smooth-riding' M.B. DPOODY Drawers! K l X -hg D-A-G iam- ,e i W , it . l f-sz, . 4 , Does she or doesn't she? M.M.l Try Diet Pepsi! K.R. Q, y Ready for V I YU Calgary W K f -, . , 135 stampede! h xx Y!! S.S. ' ' rf A ' ' ., . ,ai ' , , -Q 1 .. V ' ,M . w 9 '1 A fff7llE!! ifWi i 'ill' ' W ' , lawn l' W lg ll ,inaa!?254W - Just call me Babel V f K 2 J.Y. V V 1, V Ulm ' 1, linlf I 'HY' xx Say cheese! B.N. K, 1, i A f W, Ililere come da rain! arg? as 3 POSYU Only 500 miles from Grrrr! S.B. the beach! L.S. I ,, , f f no ' GW Easter bonnet? D.B. gg K , iyy' N ii 75 iii ' e 'lg P. QQ .f ' f lp' Ji .TQ Making Z'S. K.F. You oughta see the other Monday morning blahsll D.H. guy! R.H. Nothiny but a loser! D.R. Angelic innocence! D.M. 29 Vice-President Secretary Treasurer President Mike Fink Laurie Landers Ramona Heath K- C- Kincaide THE CL SS i UF ,71 IUNIGR CLASS GFFICERS fl . 1 sw 3. L. O X P HOTO NOT AVAILABLE Sandra Bellamy Billy Blanke Karen Lowell Brewington Jo Buck Steve Buck Buddy Burks Boultinghouse Bruce Campbell Bobby Carroll 30 Marty Burrow Roy Conner Danny Covey Tommy Dennis Rick Dye I Stella Eccles Steve Edmondson Mike Fink Sally Fisher John Fitzwater Carissa Flora Jim Griffin Joy Hancock Dianna Forehand Harvey Futhey Gary Germany Ken Griffin Bill Hagebusch Jeanie Hall Anybody for a fast game of Tiddley-winks? Confession is good for the soul but not for dishpan hands!!! 3I . Q 1. K fig I .. .5 , E ,Ph if Lf 2, f bf,, e e iioiiiie i to hOMX'l lg , ,ol Whatta you mean, 2 for 15qt? If your Beverly Harrison Ramona Heath Lee Ann Henderson wanta dance, you gotta help pay for Cynthia Hendricks James Hewitt Debbie Hicks the pipers ! Ronnie Hindman John Hogie Clay Howell David Huffman Virginia Hutton Larry Johnston Kenneth Jones Marilyn Jones How did I get that enlarged knuckle? Well . . . it's a lonnnnnnng story! Was that as much fun as spraying it ON, Rhonda? l I K. C. Kincaide Laurie Landers Robert Lawrence Their performances in the west end of the 1 Pam Lumm Sharon Mattix Butch Maynard hall are rated X by Mrs. Patton and Mr. l Owens!!! his poor old tank should lreceive the Purple Heart yfrom the Classes of '69, V70, and '71!!! Gary McElhany Keith McLennan Chuck Miller Ted Miller Terri Miller Valrie Mitchell MaTi0H M00re Ed Morris She's Only a Bird in a Gilded Cage! Juniors in FFA Hzzzzzzzz Duh No habla Espanol! Keeping in shape for wrestling, Sam? Which twin has the Toni? Two big reasons why 2nd- hour Eng. is CWK's fa- vorite class!! ? 'I No, Dee! Throw the BONES away! 34 Mike Morris Charles Nash Joanne Newhart Steve Orban Ricky Owens Dee Paige Justin Pugh John Richardson Steve Riff Jolly Robinson Carlon Rogers Rhonda Samples David Samson Steve Smith Denise Stevens Jr. boys pre ng material fer wholesome read- I 'W'e did it, and we're GLAD! Lisa White Wickie Wickliffe Shirley Stierwalt Billie Swafford Janet Tatum Woody Teel Freddie Thompson Debbie Walker Dennis Warner Larry Warwick Carol Watson Debbie White Not Pictured: Mike Tom Susan Williams Rhonda 'Wood Oh YEAH?! The next step just says, 'KABOOMI' la'-,X Good color for the water tower! Monday morning BLAHS -ni. Tee-hee-hee Merry Xmas! .Tm keeping my eye on you, Gary! 35 President John Ellis Vice-President Greg Radcliff THE CLASS GF '72 Secretary Loralee Gibson Treasurer James Orban Jirnmy Blevins Barbara Brown Wilson Brown Susan Bunney Laural Carley Everett Collins Billy Davis Brian Delmas Dutchy Dunn Margaret Eccles John Ellis Gary Emberson 36 Danny Fields Janice Flora Loralee Gibson Bill Gower Alan Greene Bobby Hagebusch Margaret Hagebusch Roger Hallett Debbie Hanigan Charlotte Haugh Sharon Haynes Peggy Heath Steve Heckman Robert Hendricks Floyd Hewitt Linda Hewitt Rickey Hill Billie Hindman Kevin Hoff Oscar Horton Janice Howard David Hudson Jo Etta Hutton Sandra Hutton Keith Hymer Lee Jackson Wanda J oy Beverly Kiser Alice Kulchinski Ramona Lilburn Lina Lumm Bill Maddllx Dale Martin James McClure Dilainna Dennis McKee cElhanV Joyce McWilliams Angela Morris Chris Morris Cheryl Ninemires James Orban Cheryl Paige Denny Parks Janet Payton Joy Powell Greg Radcliff Ricky Reid Terry Robinson 38 Lou Ann Sanders Steve Sanders Ricky Savala David Scott Teresa Serrano Debra Shanklin Richard Shults Donna Smith David Stanley Lana Tatum Brenda Thompson Delores Thompson Gail Thompson WANTED: For speed- ing on the Olympias!!! :Q My lips are sealed. You can't make me talk! Jimmy Thompson Joe Tucker Dewey Ward Mike Whitford Euphamia Beverly Wickham Kevin Winkler Jerry Woods Larry Wyrick Whitmire Larry York 39 l V IRGNMAN STAFF I TRODUCES In early October the annual staff sponsors an election in which the student body selects honorees for WHO'S WHO . . . Throughout the year various other honors are bestowed upon NHS students by civic organizations, industry, and school clubs. Excitement reaches its highest peak.when names of the Valedictorian and the Salutatorian are announced . . . Valedictorian, MARY PAT MYERS Salutatorian, KAY FLENNIKEN VFW Oratorical Contest: First, Lyn Coffmang Sec- ond, Jerry Paceg Third, Kay Flenniken. Lyn also won second in the district contest Their books reveal their major interests . . . 40 1970 HALL OF FA E . . . A a DAR Award, ANN BERRY Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award, BECKY TEMPLE These are the students who have been rewarded for that little bit of extra effort Their enthusiasm for living makes it just a little easier to put up with the hard work necessary to win Boys' State, Girls' State, DALE ANN GREGORY MIKE DYE and ANN BERRY -xwhkl All-District Band, RON HEATH and Tri-County Tech VICA Sweetheart, DALE Masonic Award, DALE DEEN TERRI MILLER ANN GREGORY and BECKY TEMPLE 4I CLASS Seniors Iuniors CHARLES I-IICKS and DEBBY STGOKEY K. C. KINCAIDE vs' '.. A fn f 4 gm. , . , ' 'ew 3 A 5331 M, ,bfldvmffi w QW my BEST DRESSED J UNIORS Rhonda and Roy SENIORS Ann and Mike SOPHS Debra and Dutchy PERSONALITY PLUS J UNIORS Ramona and Mike SENIORS Lonetta and Terry SOPHS Janet and Danny CUTEST J UNIORS Beverly and Woody SENIORS Sue and Shawn SOPHS Alice and Ricky ,W- ,695 a ,fw- 5 if X L, ,,,, .A,.. Qffw xsw as , .,,,,, .W ..,. I MUST LIKELY TO SUCCEED JUNIORS Laurie a SENIORS Becky and Mike Il RGYALTY ROYALTY RGYALTY ROYALTY X M 49 1969 Football Queen MARY PAT MYERS Senior J 1970 Basketball Queen RHONDA SAMPLES Iuniore 1 4 V ,,,..,,,.,, -..W . , E 4 'ff A ff P Q ,..,, Vs fag Z2 'f 4, iw 1 A J' 7 iS::5E:z5E:I559f S l ' Q , ,,.. P. 1 ww e I fx e fi 19 O Band Queen BECKY TEMPLE Senior 1970 FFA Sweetheart SUSAN BUNN EY Sophomore ,lgggl ., m: Janice Yirsa in 4 no Second Runner- ,, M up She can sell can- dy or dig a ditch! ! Versa.- tile!!! 553252 FFA SWEETHEART CANDIDATES Ramona Heath First Runner-up She s f1rst in line, now that FFA has voted to ad- mit girls as mem- bers!!! Who taught you that? ? Presldent Mlke Bunney pre sents Susan her Jacket fSee fr Susan Big brothers are good for somethlnglj They re all smiles' sdkesd' don t 54 Th contest for the honor of being King and Queen of the 1970 Ironman was one of the closest i ecent history dldates from each class Went all out to win .. . Iro man staff members salute their efforts i, ' , . AAVV, -,yi V, , - Q I F4 FIRST RUNNERS-UF IUNIORS If-INET TATUM AND IIM GRIFFIN SECOND RUNNERS-UP SOPHOMORES DONNA SMITH AND BILL MADDUX CLASSCWH71CAPTURESIURST IHHHQT Q ITLE iwm Q - s ,Qf2 L -I-fs, wi Q? V I Eric Schwab-Crown Bearer, Queen Rhonda, Joni James-Necklace Bearer. Standing: Mary McClyn1onds, Sharon Mattix, Susan Burmey, Ann Berry, Janice Flora, Charlotte Haugh, Jo Buck, and Sue Sprague. 'Q A 'wwf .K 5 I v K , 1 1 1 1 . X K 7 2 .pftk First Runner-up Janice Flora, escorted by K. C. Kincaide. Second Runner-up Mary McC1ymonds, Covey. 58 escorted by Terry I H .fri G f ,aw Happiness is: -- . Eager Anticipation .. . and 100 per cent PARTICIPATION!!! 6 Joni and Eric attend the happy newly-crowned queen. Nothing less than first-class treatment from Coach! 59 STATE HONOR SOCIETY IUNIORS Standing: Mike Fink, Roy Conner, Dee Paige, Jolly Robin- son, Mike Morris. Seated: Carissa Flora, Karen Boultinghouse, Pam Lumm, Marion Moore, and Virginia Hutton. SENIORS L. to R.: Ann Berry, Becky Temple, Deb- bie Rider, Kay Flen- niken, Mary Pat My- ers, Lyn Coffman, Mike Dye, and Gary Hallett. SOPHOMORES L. to R.: Debra Shanklin, Gail Thompson, D o n n 9, Smith, Kevin Wink- ler, Billie Hindman, Steve Heckman, John Ellis. bl STUDE Sharmg a blg laugh as they check the 11st of SC projects for 1969 70 are Mr DGDIOIS Advisorg Bobby Hindman, Presl dent Mary Pat Myers Secretary Roy Conner VICE Pres1dent Lonetta Klncalde Treasurer. Keeping a sharp eye on the proceedings! SBFIOUS busmess for almost everybody . . . CUU CIL HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES: Terry Covey, Mike Whitford, Carissa Flora, Jim Griffin, Janet Payton, Roger Hallett, Larry Warwick, Susan Bunney, Sharon Mattix, Gary Hallett, Debbie Stookey, Mary McClymonds. STUDENTS OF THE MONTH gialgy and Janice fDecem- - , - el' g Carissa and Terry and Laurie fOctoberJ, Becky and B111 Gary and Lonetta tN0Vember, Uanuaryy SC picnic puts every- , one in a good mood!!! Bobby presides at assembly. Bfadly-needed replacement for Old Glory by Student Coun- c1l... 633 VOCATIGNAL INDUSTRIAL CLUBS OF AMERICA Kneeling: Wilson Brown,' David Scott, John Hogie, David Griggs, Ted Miller, John Fitzwater, Chuck Miller, Jimmy Winters. Standing: Mike Tom, Ricky Savala, Oscar Horton, Rickey Hill, Bruce Noblitt, Carl Benigar, Harvey Futhey, Dale Martin, Ricky Owens, Alan Greene, Billy Davis, Thomas Watson, James Mock, Bill Gower, Floyd Hewitt, Mr: DePlois, Sponsor: Doyle Hundley, Mike Jones. In the Bus: Everett Collins, Jerry Link, Buddy Burks, Roger Patton, Bill Hagebusch, Sammy Norris, Lester Henry. Not Pictured: Fred Thompson. X , X ,,, ,,,, Keep your mind on your work not Shirley! Whistle while you work. What's 6 7!8 + 3 5116, Lest:-r? iq r H , I , Project '69-70: Sumptuous rural home of school board member Dr. H. L. Meister, Will I ever get finished ? and his family, Invaluable assistance in administration details is provided by these two groups of girls chosen for their dependability and various skills needed in the two offices GUIDANCE STAFF: Seated, Left to Right: Jo Buck, Laurie Landers, Debbie Lawrence, Mona Lilburn, Nina Brown. Standing, Left to Right: Marilyn Jones, Gail Thompson, Sue Sprague, Valrie Mitchell, Delores Riley, Diann Thompson, Mr. Wright, advisor. ,ibm OFFICE STAFF: Seated, Left to Right: Margie Smith, Lora Lee Gibson, Alice Kulchinski, Janice Flora, Beverly Harrison. Standing, Left to Right: Valrie Mitchell, Dale Ann Gregory, Kay Flenniken, Susan Bunney, Debbie White, Janice Yirsa, Rhonda Samples. 65 ulwlrnm ferries.:-41,1 F' swam im, kikt h W V .. . x.W1.. iii' 'ifwiii ...A -..Q , lst Row: H. L. Ivie, Shawn Gynther, Mike Jones, Mike Bunney, Mike Dye, Bobby Hindman, Roger Patton, Troy Smith, Terry Covey, Charles Hicks, Danny Covey. 2nd Row: Mike Hutton Larry Johnston, K. C. Kincaide, John Richardson, Tommy Dennis, Dutchy Dunn, Steve Delmas, Gary Hallett, Woody Teel. 3rd Row: Gary Fields, Ken Griffin, Danny Fields, David Hudson John Ellis, Bruce Campbell, Dee Paige, Mike Fink, Justin Pugh, Mike Morris, Chuck Milleri 4th Row: Steve Orban, James Orban, Alan Greene, Ricky Reid, Brian Delmas, Bill Maddux, Roger Hallett, Ron Heath, Coach Ken Zacher, Coach Bob Nunnallee, Coach Jerry Bailey. . . . Christian young men . . . competing in the tough game of athletics seeking t h e i r help from God. . . FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES FCA Officers President: T. Covey Vice-President: D. Paige Sec,-Treas.: , J , ...,, .,. N CLUB . . . made up of some of the finest young men at NHS each m e m b e r has earned at least one letter in one of these sports: Football, Basket- ball, Baseball, Track, Golf several have won letters in more than one sport. . . B ff, Hallett 11 etin Board 'i' ' j J , f' i . , Q.., .. - is t A .... ..,..,, r F ff. Chmn.: 524 ,... E - ....... 5, .. ,.....a.... - K G. Fields 66 1st Row: H. L. Ivie, Brian Delmas, Mike Jones, Bobby Hindman, Gary Fields, Dee Paige, Terry Covey, Gary Hallett, Roger Hallett, Coach Bailey. 2nd Row: Alan Greene, Larry Johnston, K. C. Kincaide, John Richardson, Tommy Dennis, Dutchy Dunn, Steve Delmas, Danny Covey, Dale Martin, Coach Nunnallee. 3rd Row: Ricky Reid, Greg Radcliff, Ken Griffin, Danny Fields, David Hudson, Gary Germany, Mike Fink, Justin Pugh, Chuck Miller, Bill Maddux, Coach Zacher. FTA OFFICERS Carissa Flora, Treasurer, Becky Temple, V. Presidentg Janice Yirsa, President, Mr. Owens, Advisor, Sally Fisher, Program Chairmang Lonetta Kincaide, Reporter, Laurie Landers, Secretary, Ann Berry, Historian. 34 girls and 15 boys all with an in- terested eye upon the teaching profession Seated: Ronnie Hindman, H. L. Ivie, Terry Covey, K. C. Kincaide, Gary Germany, Tommy Dennis, Carlon Rogers, Billy Hindman, Ron' Heath. Standing: Bobby Hindman, Gary Mc- Elhany, Randy Mitchell, Roy Conner, Steve Heckman, Dennis Warner. Members welcome fsomewhat nervously!J the opportunity to teach the elementary grades then quickly gain confidence when the lit- tle ones attach the handle of Mr. or Miss to their names . . . Seated: Lisa White, Jo Harrison, Gail Thomp- son, Karen Boultinghouse, Cheryl Paige, Susan Bunney, Rhonda Samples. Standing: Marty Bur- row, Charlotte Haugh, Janice Flora, Dana Noe, Connie Kiser, Terri Miller, Loralee Gibson, Valrie Mitchell, Mary Pat Myers. FTA members provide valuable assistance during American Education Week each Novem- ber . . . Seated: Sharon Mattix, Mary Jo Lawrence, Dale Ann Gregory, Debbie Lawrence, Pam Lumm, Donna Smith, Kay Flanniken. Standing: Joy Hancock, Mary McClymonds, Jo Etta Hut- ton, Margaret Eccles. many hours of tedious work paid off this year when the chapter won first place for its float in the annual Christmas parade and how appropriate the theme: Christmas as seen through the eyes of a child. 67 FUTURE EARTH,S NOBLEST GIFT IS OUR BEAUTIFUL BEAUS !! Seated: Debhie Hani- gan, Lisa White, Jan- ice Howard, Beverly Harrison, J a n i c e Flora. Standing: De- nise Stevens, Janice Yirsa, Liz Powell, Mary Jo Lawrence, Marilyn Jones, Rhon- da Woods, Susan Wil- liams, Gail Thomp- son, Deborah Law- rence, Vicky Wesson. 68 HPLEASE, GIRLS! The game must go on! Seated: Shirley Stier- walt, Donna Smith, Charlotte Haugh, Cheryl Paige. Stand- ing: Marty Burrow, Susan Bunney, Lee Ann Henderson, Mar- gie Smith, Dale Ann Gregory, Dana Noe, Ann Berry, Mary Mc- Clymonds. Queen Terry and escort Liz. HUMEM KERS A WUMAN PERFECTED PRESIDENT: Lonetta Kincaideg VICE PRESIDENT: Rhonda Sam- ples: SECRETARY: Mary Pat Myersg TREASURER: Jo Buck: PARLIAMENTARIAN: Carissa Flora: REPORTER: Laurie Land- ersg HISTORIAN: Becky Templeg SONG LEADER: Sally Fisher. QMAAUQ W4- J: 4' X Nfw rl +39 'icy i 41. ' 'Y F in I E maj F. A I I Q, - -3' xQ D I CQ- 1' ,J ' ' Thirty-five girls meeting once a month all interested in improving personal, family, and community living now and in the future. Activities throughout the year are designed to further these goals: Cystic Fibrosis drive, Christmas and Halloween parties for grade school special education class, Mother-Daughter banquet, speakers and panels at monthly meetings Money-raising projects were the Faculty-FHA basketball game and a bake sale proceeds to be used for State Rally in late March . . . qi ,WW X' ,,., in 4 Halloween party with pumpkins Miss Huggard with the for special education children. smile she always wears. Terry feels right at home with the girls Delegates to National FHA Convention last summer at Fort Coumicolorado' Dana and Kathy give their views on marriage. 69 FFA .J Chapter Advisor: Clyde Matthews. Chapter Sweetheart: Susan Bunney, Seniors: Bill Blythe, Gary Crumbliss, Ernie Fields, Shawn Gynther, Lester Henry, Bruce Noblitt, Sam Norris, Dean McKee, Randy Mitchell, Carl Benigar, Mike Bunney, James Collier, Dale Deen, Steve Delmas, Gary Hallett, Bobby Hindman, James Mock, Shermon Shanklin, Troy Smith, Paul Wickham, Thomas Watson. Juniors: Gary McElhany, Steve Smith, Billy Blanke, Ronnie Hindman, David Samson. Sopho- mores: Steve Sanders, Everett Collins, Billy Davis, Brian Delmas, John Ellis, Gary Emberson, Danny Fields, Bobby Hage- busch, Roger Hallett, David Stanley, Robert Hendricks, Bill Maddux, Dennis McKee, Jimmy Thompson, Larry Wyrick. Freshmen: Lynn Benigar, Douglas Brady, David Calvert, Randy Crumbliss, John Dikeman, Bob Goodloe, Lee Jackson, Johnny Krouse, Ray Kulchinski, Kenneth McKinney, Kirby McLennan, Carl Morgan, Pete Orban, Johnnie Riner, Melvin Roebuck, Jerry Stevens, Joe Tucker. ' K, rd? S , - , x , , Steve Delmas and his champ. Ayr- shire. Paul Wickham showing his beef at the Spring Livestock Show.. Shermon Shanklin and his Hereford. 70 ...ii rl 4 329 an ktgu Qs Seated: Pres. Billie Hindman, Sec. Sally Fisher, V. Pres. Debra Shanklin. Standing: Carlon Rogersg County Agent, Carl Long, Sponsor, Mrs. Bill Fisherg Extension Home Economist, Janice Vaughan, Beverly Wickham, Alice Kulchinski, Deh- bie Lawrence, Janice Yirsa, Mary Jo Lawrence, Dianna McElhany, Susan Bunney. 4-H Beverly Wickham and a 4-H prizewinner at spring livestock show , Nr-qs: i S AUIHN' U ss U' llllln ulq il I9 Ill Billie Hindman's artistry is proof of versatility of 4-H'ers! 7' VOCAL MUSICIANS PREPARE FOR CONTEST . MIXED ENSEMBLE: First Row: Lyn Coff- man, Janet Tatum, Kay Flenniken. Sec- ond Row: Sharron Bennett, Vicky Wes- son, Angela Morris, Troyce Davis. Third Row: Clay Howell, Dean McKee, Bobby Hindman, Ron Heath, Dennis Warner, Billie Hindman. Not Pictured: Ranee De- Plois. Deadline time for the Ironman staff is also time for approximately 110 vocalists from NHS and Junior High to make their annual trek to district contest soloists, trios, quartettes, ensembles, glee clubs, and their accompanists will compete for honors at Oral Roberts University, Tulsa, on March 13th and 14th and as usual Miss Mitchell expects many Superior ratings which we feel sure will be forthcoming as a result of the many long hours of practice . . . An innovation this year and the realization of one of Miss Mitchell's fond- est dreams Prac- ticing Hafter hours, this group is made up of those vocalists who are truly dedi- cated and who don't mind giving up some of their leisure time for love of sing- ing together . . . Their accompanist is Mrs. Diane Jordan... 72 THE MITCHELLAIRES 1:---W First Row: Miss Mitchell, Kathy Campbell, Lyn Coffman, Kay Flenniken, Pam Lumm, Sandra Hutton, JoEtta Hutton. Second Row: Joanne Newhart, Clay Howell, Ron Heath, Dean McKee, H. L. Ivie, Troy Smith, Bobby Hindman, Dennis Warner. Third Row: Dianna Forehand, Sharron Bennett, Margaret Eccles, Stella Eccles, Debbie Wilson, Paula Hudgens, Janet Tatum, Vicky Wesson, Troyce Davis. Fourth Row: Sharon Mattix, Jeannie Fields, Virginia Hutton, Glenda Gorby, Cindy Couch, Randy Mitchell, Billie Hindman, Sandra Brewington, Lynn Jackson, Angela Morris. Not Pictured: Ranee DePlois. EJEJEIU' MIXED QUARTETTE: Dennis Warner, Pam Lumm, Margaret Eccles, Clay Howell. GIRLS' ENSEMBLE: Bottom Row: Joanne Newhart, Kathy Campbell, Angela Morris, San- dra Hutton. Top Row: Sharron Bennett, Stella Eccles, Janet Tatum, Dianna Forehand, JoEtta Hutton. The Mitchellaires perform at Christmas assembly GIRLS' TRIO: Margaret Eccles, Sharon Mattix, Pam Lumm. but ,f ...V frees.: GIRLS' GLEE CLUB: First Row: Ann Moore, Kay Flenniken, Kathy ACCOMPANISTS: Clay Howell, Den Campbell, Angela Morris, Lyn Coffman, Pam Lumm, Debbie Walker. DiS Warner- Second Row: Lynn Jackson, Dianna Forehand, Sharron Bennett, Stella Eccles, Margaret Eccles, Joanne Newhart, Sharon Mattix, Troyce Davis, Virginia Hutton, Jeannette Fields. Third Row: Cindy Couch, Vicky Wesson, JoEtta Hutton, Debbie Wilson, Janet Tatum, Paula Hudgens, Sandra Brewington, Sandra Hutton, Glenda Gorby. 73 'T' 'J g fl X g 'zzf h Qi. i1 , va, gm 'GPH' , J Q X 1 'Q -Q 5 xx any f ' :Q ,. I 'INV' A HYXXH , MN S ,ff EEZ? Gs f 3 4, ,,,,,,,,,wvvf ' ...Ji wif' N A , M., 'ff 1111-'-uv Mummy X , 2 5 77.fxf'T - ? f kiiifff f I f 'gg' 57 vi I f gwQ .- ,V MT,, y.,,,,, A if ,, 1 by A 4 ,, M 9 2 L N? A .. . il I V A Wy? 1 ,P .Q K gif ' ' M .vi N-4' xitiijx - Tgjij v i-4:3 Q61 V ' 5 J f I - - . , -.-- V . 'A V 0 MW ' j 'aMQ'f15, H: ', 4 1 'I ' I' U ' q,,...-Q .' , , , 4 - Q df'-fx ff, X ing ' , ' 'T' 44 4 V' ' M I K , , , M Kg E' HK .4 s V N VA 'Y Q i ... ' 3 Olliiq.. I W, , V V t ,Q V 1 I g 051554 VV ' F V Ad V ' t 2' W, f--Q ' 4 Q -...F f 16 X ,. 1 'U - Q-Ng, Q ff- 'ffg ' ' Ax 3 ffl . , fx x WX Q i 5 4 'fy 5 A A , ' '1 ' A I . ,, . no g f 1 M 5? KAREN BOULTINGHOUSE CARISSA FLORA LISA WHITE -- K Y SUSAN WILLIAMS Band leaders minus one on Corona- - A ' tion night . . . A V i of is 1, 1? krfyfi K :M 5 4 f f 4.3- 'f- im f A'i W -ff -.:, K i rin m . ' . I ? ' ANN BERRY, Drum Major Fascinating patterns are made by fire batons . . . . . . Leading the parade for ol' Santa! 76 w , km OFFICERS AND REPRESENTATIVES: Blake Rider, Frosh Rep.g Ron Heath, Pres.: Mike Hutton, V-Pres., Lee Ann Henderson, Jr. Rep.g Dana Noe, Sr. Rep.g Lonetta Kincaide, Secretary, Debbie Shanklin, Soph. Rep. ,S if A , J .1 ri. TIF xi-'i ! F' Y , -li ' 1 Y. M. 5. hiv Enlisting? ? ! !! V . , ,, . wfkrg X -, . . , , -,sig -.. EA P .. 'feef-Mixes... ...... 1i-xfifiiaw gisf Y' , gl E Wi Y ' nf' - . iii X f if ' T N ' . , . ski ...r. 4 ., A - . ii1-' - 2' 'ff ': H ' 'Rik .. .i.... T '151'lf' I N.,.. jigs: eeee e...., ,r'i Watch closely! ! Superior at contest. Practice makes perfect! -' W ' SENIORS: Becky Temple, H. L. Ivie,.Ron Heath, Mike Hutton, Liz Powell, Connie Kiser, Daa Noe, Lonetta Klncaide, Ann Berry. 77 School spirit gives a student body unity. With this unity, obtained by athletic support, almost any worthwhile endeavor can be accomplished Ironmen spirit can be seen in the pep club and large turnouts at sports events. Nowata sports fans can hardly fail to notice the spirited Ironmen following .. . N.H.S.'s school spirit was especially seen this year when our basketball team participated in the District and Regional Tournaments, and fas this goes to pressj on to the Area Tournament, where we must win three games to qualify for State Tournament The name of the game: SPIRIT! Advisors: Kathie Huggard and Linda Patton. Members: Cora Adair, Dorothy Barbee, Sandra Bellamy, Sharron Bennett, Ann Berry, Nina Brown, Jo Buck, Marty Burrow, Sally Fisher, Janice Flora, Diana Forehand, Joy Hancock, Debbie Hani- gan, Beverly Harrison, Jo Harrison, Ramona Heath, Peggy Heath, Charlotte Haugh, Lee Ann Henderson, Debbie Hicks, Pat Hicks, JoEtta Hutton, Sandra Hutton, Marilyn Jones, Lonetta Kincaide, Beverly Kiser, Connie Kiser, Laurie Landers, Debbie Lawrence, Mary Jo Lawrence, Sharon Mattix, Mary McClymonds, Terry Miller, Valrie Mitchell, Marion Moore, An- gela Morris, Mary Pat Myers, Dana Noe, Liz Powell, Joy Powell, Debbie Rider,,Donna Smith, Margie Smith, Debby Stookey, Becky Temple, Brenda Thompson, Delores Thompson, Debbie Walker, Rhonda Wood, Janice Yirsa. B-TEAM CHEERLEADERS: Charlotte Haugh, Jo Buck, Debbie Hanigan, Janice Flora, Donna Smith, Marty Burrow, Ramona Heath. 78 .. . Varsity squad promotes SPIRIT to the students of NHS .. . leads teams to VICTORY Laurie Landers, Junior Janice Yirsa, Senior ENTHUSIASMQ SPIRIT: POWERg EX- CITEMENTQ VITALITYQ HOPEQ HUSTLEQ GO, FIGHT, WIN!g PEPQ VIM and VIGORg SUP- PORT: DEVO- TIONQ ZESTQ PRECISION: DETERMINA- TIONQ ENER- GETICQ FRIENDLYg TACTFULQ TIRELESS . . . Debbie Rider, senior Mary Mcplynwnds Senior Co-captain C0-Captalh k, E+ 26 x ,i.,:. Jo Harrison, Senior .1 1?- if , G f f . -I V . I I I ' 1 V ,V A , I A V if X , Q' - V, - , 'Q . . I eex rp , Tel Connie Kiser Senior 1, Debby Senior 79 J 2 15:5 The cream of the crop. b.. Ironmen, Ironmen, you got soul. L Another IRONMAN victory! !! f A double page spread. Pat-a-cake . . . 1 A Hee Haw pat-a-cake Pep club enthusiasts N SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS A P 'PPO 3 U -N Q, . . BIG TWO: FOOTBALL BIG E AND MR. ATHLETE . .. To win these awards, a young man must be a senior chosen by his teammates, who take into con- sideration his effort, determination to win, coopera- tive spirit, and his desire for the Ironmen to suc- ceed. He must also have lettered in football and basketball and have given his fullest cooperation to our overall athletic program . . . Being chosen to receive the Ironman football Big E award doesn't necessarily mean that the player is the most valuable but that the team members feel that he puts forth the greatest effort with the ability he possesses . . . .. . This year's MR. ATHLETE and BIG E winner is considered by his classmates to have an out- standing and gregarious personality all Iron- man fans were extremely delighted that he was able to get through his senior year in athletics without having to don a plaster cast!!! . . . With pride, we salute TERRY COVEY 1970 BIG E AND MR. ATHLETE P . V '- xx 'a 6 A' No. 60 demonstrates why opposing linemen snap of the ball . . . 8 ,, R 5- Hifi Q f 0 9 ,kg k .2245 - A 29' 7 'W ,f ,- 'il' - . I I i ' a s , mmw4,mQ ,X , ly wa K A zzxz TN' Z ,. V km 6 R im . my gum kl.,.Q,i . W ,. ., . N, , i Q- .... Ng, M 1 mdk- , .K N. X W W .,..g..,m .1 N-W, r gy, , ef ,S N '- 'QV Q g, X 52- Q X QS in Q aa TERRY COVEY H. L. IVIE CHARLES HICKS ALL-DISTRICT l TERRY CGVEY SHAWN GYNTHER CHARLES HICKS H. L. IVIE TROY SMITH SHAWN GYNTHER TROY SMITH Standing: Ernie Fields, Gary Hallett, Shawn Gynther, Terry Covey, Troy Smith, Steve Delmas. Kneeling: Allan Walker, H. L. Ivie, Charles Hicks, and Sam Norris. 86 '69 IS RE-BUILDING YEAR FUR NEW HEAD COACH M . Jerry Bailey, HEAD COACH Bob Nunnallee, ASSISTANT COACH 4 I 341516 If' 202 22, 2 2 282439 Jim Jones, ASSISTANT COACH and JUNIOR HIGH COACH 87 we XM f , ff WMIVMM 3 1 2 'A , J , f B ,M 'V' I I ' ' : , i M' ,,,, Vx ,fm First Row: Gary Fields, Mgr., Mike Bunney, Mgr., Fred Thompson, Steve Orban, Danny Fields, Bill Maddux, Terry Covey, Ernie Fields, Mike Morris, Gary Hallett, Troy Smith, Ken Griffin, John Richardson, Bobby Hage- busch, Allan Walker. Second Row: Jerry Bailey, Head Coachg H. L. Ivie, Dutchy Dunn, Ed Morris, Dee Paige, Bruce Campbell, Charles Hicks, Shawn Gynther, Justin Pugh, Mike Jones, Larry Johnston, Tommy Dennis, 88 xg we- g' 4 H x -I f-, o 0 '-wk C f. .vW.f fr. M we ,wr-,.1f.f-x my -'H A, , 1 Y F Azz ' ,L ,V if WA X 'W f M ,wg f U Z, . ,fl fm, 1 y N, ,,, fir fi f if sat' Z 1 'A ii- ff , F? , 1 xxx' 1 - Woody Teel, Bob Nunnallee, Assistant Coach: Jerry Cockrell, Assistant. Third Row: Sam Norris, Bobby Smith, Chuck Miller, Ricky Reid, David Hudson, Danny Covey. Mike Whitford, Steve Delmas, James Orban, Brian Del- mas, Roger Hallett, John Ellis, Gary Mclillhany, Alan Greene, Mgr. Not Pictured: Dale Deen, Statistician. I THIRD ANNUAL BIG E AWARDED Before a hushed and expectant throng of faithful NHS basketball fans, at half-time of the last regu- larly scheduled home game, Feb- ruary 1O. 1970, Coach Ken Zacher made the presentation of this cov- eted award. Coach Zacher would have preferred to follow the prece- dent set last year by having Kerry Caliman, winner of the 1969 Big E, present for the ceremony: however, Midn. KerrY could not be absent from his duties at the U.S. Naval Academy The Ironmen basketball Big E is awarded annually at the last home game to the senior who has been chosen by his teammates for the honor on the basis of his effort, determination, team coop- eration, and desire to win. He is not necessarily the most valuable player, the team members select the senior who they feel puts forth the greatest effort with the abil- ity he possesses In addition to receiving a beautiful trophy, the winner has his name engraved upon a permanent plaque in the NHS trophy case .. . One of the most popular mem- bers of the Class of 1970, this year's Big E winner is a per- sonable young man whose sparkling good humor is easily matched by his ready smile And some of his fans who approved most heart- ily of his selection for the award were no doubt reminded of this young man's determination to play basketball during his junior high years despite the fact that he wore long-leg casts on both legs for several months as treatment for the ravages of Osgood-Schlatter's disease upon his knees they re- call with wonder the times he came off the bench to fuel a rally with baskets scored from near half- court this necessitated by his not being able to move up and down the floor as rapidly las the other players because of the cum- bersome casts this same love for and dedication to the game have carried him through many exciting high school games fand, at this writing, into the area tournament the last step to the state tournamentlj So, it is with pride and ad- miration that NHS salutes: 90 . . IRGNMEN GAVE NHS BASKETBALL FANS AN EXCITING SEASON . . Kneeling: Gary Fields, Mgr., Jolly Robinson, Rick Reid, Roger Patton, Dee Paige, Terry Covey, Dale Martin, Alan Greene, Mgr. Standing: Head Coach Ken Zacher, Dutchy Dunn, Charles Nash, H. L. Ivie, K. C. Kincaide, Tommy Dennis, Mike Fink, Assistant Coach Bob Nunnallee. Playing a murderous schedule-probably the tough- est of any AA team in Oklahoma-the Ironmen ended their season with a record of 16 wins and 13 losses . .. not very impressive unless one takes a closer look at the opponents who defeated us: VV Champion Pawhuska Huskies K3 timesj, rated No. 1 in AA all yearg Okmul- gee Bulldogs K3 timesl, rated No. 1 in AAAQ and three other teams participating in the state tourna- ment, Cushing f3AJ, Dewar QAJ state finalist, and Kingfisher, No. 4 in AA The worth of scheduling such tough competition was proved by the fact that the Ironmen went to the finals of the Area tournament, just one game fand 4 points!J away from State tourna- ment, despite pre-season predictions for a mediocre season Coach Zacher said, The Ironmen probably played one of their best games of the year in the Area finals. I was extremely proud of them. They really gave all they had. They are a fine group of young men, and they have a lot to be proud of. With the experience we gained this year, we are really looking forward to '70-'71! .. ' m I Best land best-lookinglj captain and coaches in the world!! 9' L Roger Patton SENIOR IRUNMEN H L Ivle Coath Zacher surprises Manager Gary Fields with a gift of appreciation: a watch, appro- DT19-tely inscribed Ironmen will miss him and his pep talks. Said Coach: He's indescrib- able, invaluable, and unbelievable He's the greatest! 92 N owa 69 59 58 42 81 46 75 48 65 67 62 67 61 49 68 48 76 66 58 36 44 68 79 67 78 51 64 53 55 Terry Covey VARSITY RECORD ta- Opponent Chelsea 55 Nowata Invitational Tournament fRunners-upj Cleveland 29 Claremore 45 Okmulgee 59 9fWagoner 90 Okmulgee 75 Lenapah 54 tPawhuska 63 Okmulgee Invitational Tournament Cushing 73 Sapulpa 68 Dewar 66 9fDewey 38 XClaremore 47 Okmulgee 81 9fDewey 46 tVinita 43 Lenapah 66 Chelsea 67 lgWagoner 55 9fVinita 40 Xlaawhuska 80 :kClaremore 67fOTj District Tournament-AA fChampionsJ Owasso fat Collinsvillej 46 Collinsville ftherej 56 Regional Tournament-AA fRunners-upJ Chelsea fat Nowataj 54 Pawhuska fat Ffkiatookj 75 Area Tournament-AA lRunners-upb fat Stroudb Hominy 63 Tecumseh 51 Kingfisher 59 ikVerdigris Valley Conference game Q W- 2' My 2 I an 1 ,,A Senior Mike Dye an Sophomore Chris Morris put to good use their new videotape camera purchased by the Booster Club probably the most valuable addition to the basketball program in many years . . . Cequipment- Semor Statlstlclan Bobby Hlndman Official Scorer Charles Elledge and Bus Driver The basketball play- ers and coaches ex- pressed their greatest appreciation to these girls for their rec- ord-breaking sale of season tickets Thanks to them, the squad always travel- ed first-class On January 17th, Coach and Mrs. Zach- er entertained these girls and the varsity squad providing food and fun in extra- large quantities! 95 Mm Quin' W U H? 'UAW' i, lm ?S. -wi. A ff , Q iz 1 -Q NL , 2 s. - 5 xy ff 1 if xg 7. af' i c f VM U H ,, ,,,, , . ,- ' , 1 f L f 1, ' . 2,521 iv! IU IOR HIGH FACIIII' NORMA LEE KUHN Home Ec., Health, Science WANDA STRAIN PGP Club SPOHSOI' Mathematics JUANITA CLARK Wifcwl Soc. Studies, English EZ: l.......n, JUANITA DVORAK CAROLANN STINNETT Science, Math .Muni PARALEE COLEMAN Language Arts Social Studies 98 LEANDER ROGERS Industrial Arts, Science Mathematics r M LOUISE ZUMWALT English JAMES JONES, Coach and Physical Education N INTH GRADE Teacher: Juanita Dvorak. lst Row: Arthur Hicks, Mrs. D v o r a k, L y n n Jackson, Pamela Hughes, Paula Hudgens, Cindy Lawrence, Ann Moore, Steve Smith. 2nd Row: Maleia Johnston, Sharon Mitchell, Ouida Morris, Cathy Howard, Jeannie Hewitt, Geralyn Mock, Janet Miller, La Teacher: Jerry Cockrell. lst Row: Ann Wickliffe, Blake Rider, Mike Roberts, John Sisk, Mark Walker, Pete Orban, Mary Santmyer. 2nd Row: Debbie Wilson, Tina Stanley, Kathy Stratton, Brynda Smith, Sharon Watson, Frankie Pace, Karen Owens, Shirley Swafford. 3rd Row: Jerry Stevens, Jack Southall, Johnny Riner, Danny Smith, Bill Sam- ples, Ivan Walker, Jon Tucker, Paul Voris, Mr. Cockrell. Not Pictured: Mel- vin Roebuck and Arnold Rowe. Teacher: Louise Zumwalt. lst Row: Lynn Benigar, Rocky Fields, Felix Grimmett, Cindy Couch, Teresa Davis, Betty Campbell, John Burrow, Ricky Harmon, Bart Green. 2nd Row: Janis Fink, Connie Birdsell, Jeanette Fields, Phyllis Germany, Sandra Brewington, Debbie Graves, Glenda Gorby, Kathy Campbell, Mrs. Zumwalt. 3rt Row: David Calvert, Doug Brady, Jerry Dobbs, Warren Dennis., Buddy Calli- son, Bobby Goodloe, Dennis Collier, John Hagebusch, Randy Crumbliss, John Dikeman. Not Pictured: Jon Dov- er, Debra Conger, Ranee Deplois, Cheri Hanigan. Donna Hubbard, Cynthia Heck- man. 3rd Row: David Mitchell, Biff Middlebush- er, Terry Hughes, T o n y H u e y, Johnny Krouse, Tommy Lewis, Kirby McLennan, Kenny McKin- ney, Bobby Hoff, Ricky Jones. Not Pictured: R a y Kulchinski and Carol Mooney. 99 l l V?, EIGHTH GRADE Teacher: Norma Lee Kuhn. lst Row: Cam- den Coffman, Jim Corle, Gary Dawson, Virgil Brewington, David Hewitt, Charles Dvorak, Pernell Berry, Dwight Bell, Eldon Clapp. 2nd Row: Donna Adair, Deborah Hathcoat, Cathy Bellamy, Pam Dye, Barb- ara Harris, Regina Chair, Susan Davis, Virginia Adams, Linda Hill. 3rd Row: Joy Kay Brown, Barbara Congar, Rita Cantrell, Deborah Bellamy, Karen Fry, Norma Camp- bell, Diana Dye, Shawn Delmas, Brenda Hagebusch. Not Pictured: John Alexander, Russell Forehand. , Hodgens, Sal- ggfighflfla i ly Noe, Cheryl . Long, Jessie Stmnett. lst Moore Dar- Rowfpale lene Hutton. McWilliams, 3rd Row: Sldney Hug' Denzal Hath- son, Johnnie Coat Alan Hudson, Vickie Lesger Lane, Sherri Richard Mad- McFarland, dux Jerry Jerry NUC' Moody, David kolls, Hank Johnson Lytle, David Mark Mad- Hindman. 2nd dux Tony Mnggidy Lilliurn, Brian ' ' ff Heftonf Peggy 325532 'islam Miller, Jeanne P. t reh- Ketcherside, lc u ' Virginia Law- rence, Sherri Teacher: Wanda Strain. lst Row: Steve Taylor, Ernest Schneider, Phil Sontag, Gary Smith, Johnny Pierce, Monty Wickliffe, Tommy Parrish. 2nd Row: Brenda Warnock, Lavona Thomp- son, Sherry Walker, Jill Southall, Brenda Parrish, Cindy Wells, Nancy Pierce, Vicki Yirsa, Iva June Reeves, Maxine Prichard. 3rd Row: Kirk Winkler, Tommy Stritzke, Mark Scott, Greg Reich, Mike Zumwalt, Ricky Thompson, Brad Price, Victor Savala, Bill Vice. Not Pictured: Roger Wood. l00 Dennis Lumm. SEVENTH GR DE Teacher: Paul Statham. 1st Row: Donnie Johnston, Mark Inman, Jean- ette Jones, Paula Howard, Mickey Miller, Stephen Larsen. 2nd Row: Cathey Hutton, Darlene Martin, San- dra Lumm, Debra Morris, Kim Irelan, Carla Johnson, Michelle Hoff, Diana Hindman. 3rd Row: Aaron Davis, Schuyler Hudley, Kyle Hollister, May- nard Mayhew, Donald Hill, Clarence Landrum, Ronnie Johnston, Larry Noblitt, Jeff Lawrence. Not Pictured: Joe McGrew. ' Teacher: Juanita Clark. lst Row: Jerome Pettie, Will Rider, Donna Yirsa, Tresa Reeder, Kathey Wick- ham, Kathey Wilson, Judy Smith. 2nd Row: Mrs. Clark, Lisa Sontag, Debbie Smith, Margaret Reid, Susan Temple, Mary Winters, Janet Park, Betty Quinton, Judy Swafford, Robby Smith. 3rd Row: Ricky Rush, Kevin Smith, David Pierce, Richard Pugh, Mark Turney, Jimmy Watson, Tom Teel, Jack Smith, Claude Rainwater, Harry Stark, Jack Tucker, Larry Roberts. Not Pictured: Cedric Rowe, Clifford Savala, and Jan Thomp- son. Teacher: Paralee Coleman. lst Row: Casey Brown, Jody Buck, Terry Blakey, Nathan Berry, Nancy Adams, Venessa Brown, Sheila Cali- man, Kelly Buck, Robert Crupper, Jimmy Blankenship. 2nd Row: Ralph Carrington, Richard Briggs, Kim Clingan, Janice Brady, Debbie Blankenship, Dana Burrow, Janet Bien, Sue Ellen Armstrong, Cynthia Bell, Irene Blakely. 3rd Row: Miss Coleman, Bill Crawford, Richard Birdsell, Steve Blum, Matt Bran- stetter, Robert Bates, Mike Boult- inghouse, Tommy Boren, Gary Clapp. Joe Benton, Mike Callison. Not Pictured: Ralph Campbell. Teacher: Leander Rogers. 1st Row: Mr. Rogers, Paula Eller, Rose Hewitt, Debbie Hamil, Janie Ed- mondson, Patricia Frieden. 2nd Row: Cynthia Green, Linda Gorby, Sheryl Haynes, Joyce Hewitt, Rita Heath, Susan Eccles, Joyce Forehand, Ranee Griffith. 3rd Row: Rudy Downing, Ricky Graves, Matt Haugh, Judd Dvorak, James Grim- mett, Larry Fields, Clark Harmon. Not Pictured: Jerry Griggs, Phil Edwards, Mike Emberson, Paul Gregory. l0l 9th Grade lst Row: Blake Rider, Ricky Jones, Mark Walker, Pete Orban, Bobby Hoff, John Sisk, John Burrow, Tommy Lewis, Randy Crumbliss. 2nd Row: Felix Grimmett, David Mitchell, Buddy Callison, Johnny Riner, Jack Southall, Tony Huey, Bill Samples, Ivan Walker, Jerry Stevens. 3rd Row: Coach Jones, John Tucker, David Calvert, Johnny Dikemanr, Biff Middlebusher, Kenny McKinney, Johnny Krouse, Kirby McLennan, Warren Dennis. IU IOR HIGH FOOTBALL lst Row: Pernell Berry, Jerry Nuckolls, Kendall Dvorak, Ricky Thompson, Mark Scott, Mark Maddux, Virgil Brewington, Johnny Pierce, Camden Coffman, Monty Wickliffe, Ernie Schneider. 2nd Row: Coach Jones, Jimmy Corle, Brian Morris, Brad Price, Mike Zumwalt, Sidney Hudson, David Johnson, Gary Smith, Eldon Clapp, Phil Sontag. 3rd Row: Greg Reich, Steve Taylor, Gary Dawson, Jerry Moody, Hank Lytle, Victor Savala, David Hewitt, Dwight Bell, Tony Lilburn, Johnny Hudson. 8th Grade I02 9th GRADE lst Row: Tommy Lewis, Warren Dennis, Coach Jones, Johnny Krouse, Ivan Walker. 2nd Row: Mark Walker, Kirby McLennan, David Mitchell, Tony Huey, Jerry Stevens, Johnny Riner, Bill Samples, Randy Crumbliss. 3rd Row: Felix Grimmett, John Sisk, John Burrow, Ricky Jones, Danny Smith, Bobby Hoff, Blake Rider. IU IOR HIGH BASKETBALL lst Row: Ricky Thompson, Camden Coffman, Jeff Keaton, Pernell Berry, Kendall Dvorak, Tony Lilburn, Mark Maddux, David Johnson, Mike Zumwalt, Jerry Nuckolls, Tommy Parrish, Johnny Hudson. 2nd Row: Virgil Brewington, Jimmy Corle, Sidney Hudson, Brad Price, Greg Reich, Phil Sontag, Ernie Schneider, David Hindman, Gary Smith, Monty Wickliffe, David Hewitt, Coach Jones. 3rd Row: Johnny Pierce, Hank Lytle, Victor Savala, Mark Scott, Billy Vice, Dwight Bell, Jerry Moody, Roger Wood, Gary Dawson, Dennis Lumm, Brian Morris, Steve Taylor. 8th GRADE l03 Eighth-grader Mark Maddux led the slate of officers elected to Junior high student councll members try their fledgling wings at student government Seated Clockwise: Paula Howard, Kelly Buck, Pat Frieden, Ranee Deplois Geralyn Mock V1ck1 Ylrsa, Kathy Stratton, Janet Miller, Janet Park. Standing Steve Blum Larry Roberts Blake Rider Phillip Sontag, Tony Lilburn, Mark Wright, Advisorg Mark Maddux Felix Grimmett Mike Zumwalt Kyle Hollister, Larry Fields. Mary J. Wigger, R. N., School Nurse, prepares to inoculate a chicken Don't Worry, Ronnie . . . southpaws give painless shots!!! I04 S r lr, V. I .vig ' H -1 'su . Q K '-+wW,,,,W -, I 1 ' W ' awk, Wag: ' Wqmwwmmm I -Q. fm I 46' r,, r- - I-an W , W WATA OWATA ATA Jw .-.-...Q W --- q 1- ' ' -i, BUS DRIVER BUS DRIVER BUS DRIVER Preston Cobb Jack Covey Bus No. 1 Bus No. 2 THE U SU G HEROES Soooo 5 TA 2 BUS DRIVER Chester Reich Bus No. 6 Leon Brewmgton Bus No. 5 wi I E f ,Q .25 U , . I3 ' 5 1? EQ , W W , JUNIOR HIGH CUSTODIAN: Walter Parrish HIGH SCHOOL CUSTODIAN: Benny Armstrong I05 D an, ilwe early riser! , J ROBINSON S PRINTING IIII fm ogllailxiqa in CALL 273-3086 500 giver for all your prinling needs ! F- ,,. tai, W-A ,L ll ....-L., l0lllS0l'S Plllilli KEYSTONE PIPE 8: SUPPLY COMPANY Founded I9I4 NOWATA CLEAN ERS Drive-ln Service and Al'I'eralions 508 E. Cherokee Nowaia 273-I I23 Pipe, Oil Well, ancl lndusirial Supplies Nowafa-Barllesville Oklahoma DEPARTMENT STORE HOME OWNED l'l. I.. MARTIN TURNER'S DAIRY IDEAL CAFE DWIGHT TURNER, Owner Pasieurized and Homogenizecl Milk 273-0347 Nowafa lI5 E. Cherokee 273-l242 PETE AND LUELLA ELLEDGE-owners For Honesl'-lo-Goodness Home Cooking KNFB-FM 94.3 The Voice oi The lronmen Nowafa Complimenfs of OSAGE NURSING HOME AND HAYS HOUSE PAUL HAYS, Adminisfraior Mississippi and Osage DON'S AUTO REPAIR Complefe Auio Repair Service 9lo w. sequoyah 273-2242 Ncwafa IO6 Home of Beffer Values LOWEL ,ffffxf UM, lar place in beaufiful downiown Now T Eich liepdsltbr insured tol15990 DEPOSI INSURAN RPORATI N We Always Encourage Our You'l'h . PITTSBURGH PAINTS FRANKOMA POTTERY XX CLARK HARDWARE ASRI X Complimenis of NOWATA MACHINE WORKS INC SHARPE'S DEPARTMENT STORE I03 E. Cherokee RUSSELL BAKER, Mgr Goffa keep smiling! Tha? hidden camera is focused righ+ on me! FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NOWATA Through Service We Grow Esialoiished I898 273-I227 xlslllly A 01- 5 fa '44 -s .vm 5 2' lnsuuncl ,., 5- i'2'.TiEffI'. 3 2, A .5 415,511 I-Im'-wonder if Thi h 'IerfoId? Save LuELLEN's S 3 5 8: I0c S'I'ore TURNER BROS. 5 I23 E. Osage 273-I829 Cusfom Meaf Processing C0mPIIme'1iS Of CONEY ISLAND CAFE RUBY McKAY, Owner H. E. KETCHAM LUMBER DEALER Prompi Courieous Service PHONE 273 0336 Shh! Don f d p '+ ' PRIMARY colors? Bur w J I08 DALE SAFETY SERVICE 224 Norih Maple Nowafa, Olrla. Phone 273-I6II 24-Hour Wire Service LORA'S FLOWER SHOP Flowers for All Occasions Nowafa. Olrla. . IN ff f X rngggvom WELLS LAND CO. Real Esfaie-Sales-Loans IIO N. Maple Ph. 273-328I HICKS INSURANCE AGENCY I09 N. Maple 273-I520 RICHARDSON PROPANE COMPANY I X Bu'Ia ne-Propa ne My s Y Hbhal 26560111 GCS Tanks PRQPANE cow Gas Appliances H O 273-0887 273-07 I 2 Nowa+a - CareII One Iiifle spark would surely deplele 'fine Class of '7II! I VAN J. MEASE Local Ageni' I AuI'o-Life-Fire and Casualfy 5I2 E. Cherokee . Bonded-Prompf-Reliable HOME: 273-I92I OFFICE: 273-0495 TITLE ABSTRACT COMPANY THE VILLAGE BAZAAR 3I3 Easr Cherokee Nowaia, Oklahoma GENERAL TITLE BUSINESS FITZWATER UPHOLSTERY 8: DRAPES Congra'IuIa+ions, NHS Seniors FOREST OIL ' CORPORATION WK ii I24V2 E. Delaware 234 N. Maple 273-1750 273-'273 Furni'I'ure-Pickups-Trucks I09 lu llllll 9106 QS' Men nf 3 5 V5 o CONGRATULATIONS. NHS CLASS OF I970 Compliments of J. WOOD GLASS TRUST II4 Easl' Delaware Nowala. Oklahoma Fr lu 'M ' On OVFI9 Complimenls of Q X 5 PERSONALITY BARBER X., 6 sl-lor M Q Compllmenls of ' SPIKE RADCLIFF WARLICK STUDIO '07 N- WPI' I I8 N. Maple Nowala, Oklahoma Phone 213-0325 RAYMOND'S FEED STORE Superior Feeds I28 S. Oak 273-0428 N la BAR ASSOCIATION U NOWATA couNTY D WILLIAM E. MADDUX JOSEPH BONNER JAMES R. WINNIE LESLIE J. COFFMAN JAMES L. SONTAG GLENN H. CHAPPELL Compliments of L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY W. R. LIERMAN, Represenlalive Oklahoma Cily, Olcla. Supplying Commencemenl Announcemenls Senior Rings Club Pins l With lgiggle, qigglel Ihis lgigqlel ring lgg l NOWATA LODGE ,J .... ' ' i- ' Zi. Cherolree and Pine-Nowala, Olila. .- CLARENCE AND Lucius wALLAcE, o f 12 A 'I 273-2233 273-2234 ALLEN FARM 8: RANCH SUPPLY Cherokee and Elm NOWBI PHoNe 273-3777 QUALITY DISCOUNT CENTER WILLIAMS LUMBER YARD Cloll-sing and Shoes for fhe Enlire Family f X I H0 S, Oak MR. AND Mas. o. H. smm-i Pilar' NOWW- Oklahoma 213-2212 l42 sm. on ' Phone 212-0192 ROTO-RAIL CAR WASH Free Car Wash Wi+h Purchase of I0 Gal. Gas. I Block Easi, I Block Norlh of Highways I69 and 60. HARLEY PRICE, owner We CITY BARBER SHOP Need Your Head in Our Bus ERNIE MITCHELL II7-B Easl' Cherolree 273-05l7 iness NOWATA NURSING HOME Dedicalecl lo The care of The aged, lhe chronically ill, and convalescenls. 5I6 Soulh Joe 273-2236 FRED'S FINE FOODS Qualify Meals and Groceries 4ll E. Osage Ph. 273-08l4 PATTON an J. 8: M. FOOD AND PACKING COMPANY TIRE GDUDQWEAR ea APPLIANCE E. Cherokee 273-I969 Wholesale and Relail Cusfom Bufchering and Locker Service Nowafa. Okle. Phone 273-I234 HANK OLES, Owner Hotpoint CompIimen'I's of FARRIS ssnvlcs SIIII Boosling NHS! iMR. AND MRS. IMAX RANDALL Classes of 'I8 and 'I9 U.S. Hwy. I69 and Delaware . Known by Ihe cusfomers we keep! gg ' NOWATA GREENHOUSE T' H' ROGERS LUMBER CO' 'Gig I X I Flowers for All Occasions ' sos STANLEY, Manager X1 an Easi Cherokee 2134944 u W' E' STUDEBAKER Phone 273-22I3 GILBERT WHITE ELEPHANT SHOES I Second Hand Sfore I08 E. Cherokee 273 3709 I- USED FURNITURE ANTIQUES 273-05lI I44 S. Oak BOB MYERS Furnilure and Appliance II2 Wes'I Delaware Used Furnilure and Service 503 Easi' Modoc 273-2I0l 273-2I02 FRIG!DAI'RE Rockin' along in my new rockin' ch U-SAVE 'MART GORDON 'MACHINE 81 ELECTRIC III Easl Cherokee Nowaia 2734338.-Eledric Shop CLAUDINE FRY, Manager 273-I389-Machine Shop 3I7 SOUTH MAPLE Bas brea . SUPERMARKET Gul ry fhese, and l'll bring The 2 Le+'s see now +he eggs l y d g +h b H 6 The Besf Bargains in Nowafa Counry 602 Easf Cherokee PHONE 273-2926 You Expecl' More From STANDARD ancl You Gel' STANDARD WHITIE MAGGARD 'fl 7' PLUMBING CONTRACTOR 307 E. Cherokee Nowafa, Oklahoma GR'FF'N OIL CO' 2734456 FIRESTONE TIRES 708 E. Cherokee 273-2759 NOWATA PIPE AND SUPPLY Dealers in Pipe and Oil Field Supplies PHONE 273-320I PALACE BARBER SHOP DOC, JACKIE AND LARRY Nowa'Ia McKEE'S MONTGOMERY WARD AGENCY 273-2622 I07 W. Cherokee NOWATA AUTO PARTS Dependable Aufo Paris II9 W. Cherokee 273-3747 Free Esfimaies Pick up and Delivery PAIGE'S UPHOLSTERY NOWATA 536 S WILLOW PIONEER DRUG STORE Since I887 BENJAMIN me E. Cherokee 273-I740 FUNERAL SERVICE' INC. ...J 0 RELIABLE! - ESQRIPTI BRYSONI G. 'McCLYMONDS Nowaia, Oklahoma Phone 273-2700 SOONER MOTORS Sales Service Nowa'I'a, Oklahoma How's Ihaf back seal, Rong? BLYTHE ELECTRIC CompIe'Ie EIec'I'ric Service 505 S. Maple Phone 273-2566 MELTON APLIANCE 81 SERVICE GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES ARMSTRONG TIRES I30 So. Oak Phone 273-23II Nowa Ia Zezm Value a+ McLELLAN'S II4 IOI Wes? Cherokee hillips BOB'S PHILLIPS 66 STATION Prompi, Friendly Service Iniersedion of High I69 and 50 BOB AND CAROLYN BLUM -vv-p-rw-fy, . ,--' --ew--.., - , DOYLE's FW Now SPORT Moron co SHOP A A aa o Wha'r'II I you have? 506 E. Che,.I.,, NOWATA MOTOR OO. 273-3294 GARY HENRY-Owner GENERAL HOSPITAL Complimenfs of NCWATA 32I Sou'Ih Locu'sI' Nowafa, Oklahoma 273-3I02 ll Gkg . gift '50 24022'3TQ'f4f NOWATA MAYTAG OO. 9 151' A 31 'e U G DICK HANIGAN AND SON X! lI2 W. Cherokee T N Nowafa, Okla. E Grocery and Marke'I' MILLER CONCRETE For Real Es'Ia're and Insurance See Ready-Mix PROMPT DELIVERY Call 273-09I5 II8 E. Cherokee Nowafa TREAT-RITE WATER Laborafories SNACK SHOP 20I E. Cherokee Nowafa, OkIa. RUDD MOTEL I Block Souih of In'IersecI'ion of U.S. Highways I69 and 60 HUNTERS AND FISHERMEN WELCOME LOW RATES F ee Television Air Condiiioned Jr. High Have a Snack Wifh Us l T.. .1 L 1 v. . ,, LANDERS BROS. O : F000 STQRE SNODGRASS CLEANERS 1 Nowafa, Olrlahoma gi Better Groceries . . . U 1 Compliments of Compliments of NOWATA AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CHARLOTTE MYERS, Manager I D G C ty I1 F I mers'? DAIRY BOY DRIVE-IN F. H. AKRIGHT AGENCY 3l8 S. Ash Bonds-Insurance-Loans 273-0933 Nowata, Olcla. Phone 273-0I2I ROGER AND LUCILLE MONTGOMERY RAY WARWICK JERRY 5MrrH Congratulations to the Seniors of I970 NOWATA CLINIC HOSPITAL, INC An Osteopathic Institution I2I South Pine Nowata, Oklahoma Serving the Community HIGHLAND AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY II4 S. Locus? GUS LIVINGSTON Owner DICK PUC-3H'S PAINT AND BODY SHOP 420 E. Cherokee Nowafa, OIcIa. WESTERN AUTO herokee WILLIAM SAMPLES, JR Associafe SI'ore ThaI's Ihe besf one l've heard Ioday! lFI1 S GOOD FOOD YOU WAIT-- qfwlf BLISS RESTAURANT surroN a. HARMON owners-operaiors I hope everyone knows Ihis is Du+ch irea+. BROWN'S THEATRES REX and SKY-VU THEATRES IvIoIion Picrures aI' Their BesI ' BILL BROWN, Owner Terri dispenses Ihe hot buffered porcorn Io Rhonda whlIe John dns- penses a funny. II7 DELORIS' BEAUTY SALON I20 S. Hickory 273-2 I 92 SAVOY BEAUTY SALON 223 S. Sycamore 273-3065 Yes. +I1aI's The finished producII Are all The pairons Iafe Today? SUE'S BEAUTY SHOP 542 S. Hickory 273-09I'3 JOYCE'S BEAUTY SHOP 708Vg W. Shawnee 273-I442 Beaufify America-Ge? a haircu+I Rub-a-dub-dub, sI'1e's golfing a scrub. I Think i'r's a IiHle foo fight dear! OuiI pulling my hair! If l1ur+s! Iwish +ha+ ould BETTY LOU'S BEAUTY SALON NOWATA BEAUTY SHOP SILVER SADDLE BEAUTY SHOP 209 5, gycamme :Z- 2T 5:9 E. cherokee 213-99oa 273-99'4 SHERRY'S BEAUTY SHOP 32I S. Willow 273-3 I bl zemcs I F BEAUTY SHOP y 4l6 E. Cherokee v 273-2344 1 LuIaROSE! WI1aI color shall we use Today? BOOSTERS H L Mens!-er O L Grlgsby Homer N Flora E B Wheeler T W Kelly Gary W Gibson John R Reid J Bryan Lee Glenn C. Moore F. E. Snider John Gruenburg Business and Professional Men PORTRAIT 3403 E. Franlc Phillips I73I South 'Main BartIesviIIe, Oklahoma Tulsa. Oklahoma Congratulations '70 Graduates YOUR SENIOR PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHER JAMES CAREY fEdHor's Nofe: He has ,he Patience of John, Serious Business: Ordering Senior pictures. THIS SPACE RESERVED FOR A SPECIAL PERSON. WRITE HERE ONLY AT REQUEST OF OWNER I20