Nowata High School - Ironman Yearbook (Nowata, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1978 volume:

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I Education 1 , ' ' X995 'f L OP' A L . A Lx M X h E JN- K kr' . LEFT TO RIGHT' BACK ROW: Jo TTERS CHARLES PRICE 1 . Q' L .ix EE' 7 E5 E L LoN SCHULTZ.-SITTING: Lov oAvs s DY BROWN GLENN ,'Qf 4 gf: .5751 MOORE. WMU -lv L Y gpm wwf-WYQ ,.kL in Coordination of school activities , l,,,,,, Menlo j xr' R, i ,fi 'Y f, RN' 5, T T T begins in the su perintendent's office TOP LEFT: Katy Lynch - Bus. Man BOTTOM LEFT: lanet Berry - Sec. BOTTOM RIGHT: Glenn Moore - Supt. ff' i d m i n i S I r a t i 0 n 1 William Tomlinson PRINCIPAL 2 Troy Cornpston ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL 3 Nancaiene Reich SECRETARY 4 Vickie Yirsa ASSISTANT SECRETARY AIDE , tk' KIND 5 Paul Pool 8 Years at NHS, Biology, Coach of GirI's Basketbail RESPECTFUL I 6 Jan Long I 1 Year at NHS, Assistant Coach in I GirI's Basketbail SPOFITSNIAN COURTEOUS SPIRITED 4 David Shreffler lGeorge Lamberson UNDERSTANDING 3Roy Smith 5 Years at NHS, Algebra 8 Years at NHS, OK His- 2Dana Roe 1 Year at NHS, Algebra, Geometry, Math Analysis tory, Civics, Coach 6 Years at NHS, Spanish General Math, Coach Coach ., . . . ., ,V fi. . - -i or .iifiumwssawmmmmemwusumfusawmxsm Faculty '77-'78 ECONOMICAL 4 Jim Owens CAPABLE SINCERE DEDICATED 11 Yrs. at NHS, History, Econom- 1 Sandra Ciay 2David Hanna 3 Judy McDaniel, 4 Yrs. at ics, POD, Geography, Sociology, 1 Yr. at NHS, Librarian 1 Yr. at NHS, English NHS, Typing, Shorthand World Affairs 2 2. fm .X ai sf., 5. A---r rf-'O'-W .1 E ,,.. ,fi 5225 S Sis i 1 iq, CONSTRUCTIVE 5 Jerry Yirsa 1 Yr. at NHS, Carpentry OUTGOING 6 Dean McKee 1 Yr. at NHS, Agriculture ENTHUSIASM 7 Vera Yirsa 2 Yrs. at NHS, English, Annual Staff 8 Teachers unveil their secret aides in pep rally for District play-offs. LIVELINESS 9 Jeri Criger 1 Yr. at NHS, English, Col. Prep. 'l ,ff ,P f is M. r f MW Teaching is a world for the THFIIFTY SCIENTIFIC 2 Bob Nunnallee DEPENDABLE 1 Phyllis Willis IO Yrs. at NHS, Accounting, 3Troy Compston 6 Yrs. at NHS, Physics, Sci- Bus., Math, Gen. Bus., Driver 5 Yrs. at NHS, Biology, Chem- ence Ed. istry PEFISONALITY 4 Linda Panon 9 Yrs. at NHS, Speech, Col. Prep., Practical English --.-M' nad fx 51 .-- ' I nk -I-nik ,a,,,h ...,i ,K imaginative ATHLETIC RELIABLE CREATIVE 5 Jim Steele PATIENT 7 Ken I-Iewltt 8 Nlarllee Nuhhallee I Yr. at NHS, Psychology, Has- 6CaroIGaIIoway 6 Yrs. at NHS, Counselor, 5 Yrs, at NHS, Home Ec., Famuly tory, Head Football Coach I Yr. at NHS, Soeclal Ed. Head Basketball Coach Llvmg J E fzgisz if K ,ff A X SIB? , dl- Class Motto: In youth we learn, in age we understand. Class Colors: Lavender, Pink and Sky Blue LEFT TO RIGH LEFT TO RIGHT: M ' d L T Ol fx X Sr. Class of 1978 BB - Baseball LS - Library Staff SC - Student Council SHS - State Honor Soclety BKB - Basketball OS - Office Staff SSC - Social Studues Club GS - Guldance Staff CH - Chorus PRES - Presldent TFZEAS - Treasurer FB - Football SEC - Secretary VP - Vlce President HR - Honor Roll SpC - Speech Club Sof M - Student of the Month K .th. S ffl' '45 V' 3? 'Wi ' few fs S 1 S Y- s A Q Q C 'E f 'K ltedll - . at C l,ll,', L Y W wtf V ya ! ,J llrllll f if If f 15 HOWARD FRANKLIN ARM- STRONG, JR. MOTTO: The important thing is this: to be able at any moment to sacrifice what we are for what we can become. INTERESTS: Tennis, bowling, reading, a girl in Arkansas. PEP PEEVE: Research Papers and big tests. AMBITION: To survive and enjoy college. ACTIVITIES: SpC, SSC, PRES, FTA, Band, JR. PRES., Biology Award, SHS, HR. SR Most Ambitious, S of M. CHRISTOPHER BRIAN BILIN- SKI ..BO,, MOTTO: If you don't expect the unexpected, you will never find it. INTERESTS: Girls, fast cars, traveling, snow skiing, and a certain girl fN.Ej. PET PEEVE: Sunday Mornings. AMBITION: To graduate from college and to make about 565,000 a year and to live on a big ranch. ACTIVITIES: FFA, SpC, BKB and Track, and Clown Troupe. JEFFERY ALAN BLACK MOTTO: Don't do today what you can put off until tomorrow. INTERESTS: Vickie Smith, ani- mals, water skiing, farming and ranching. PET PEEVE: Working and having nothing to show for it. AMBITION: To own and operate a large farm and ranch. ACTIVITIES: FB, BKB, FFA, and Track. JANICE LEA BURKART MOTTO: In order to achieve a successful future you must first forget the past. INTER- ESTS: Money! Friends, and long summers. PET PEEVE: Dents, cold rainy days, dull week ends and undecided peo- ple. AMBITION: To achieve successfully what others say I can't. ACTIVITIES: FHA, SOPH, JR., AND SR. Best Dressed. I6 SHARI LYNN BEAGLE Beag's MOTTO: Listen not when people knock you and your dreams, it is because they have none of their own. INTERESTS: Jim, skiing, swimming, bowling, singing, being with friends. PET PEEVE: Two-faced people and snobs. AMBITION: To affect people posi- tively and become famous. ACTIV- ITIES: OS, Yearbook Staff, VICA, NE District VICA Sweetheart, HR. Class Favorites Shawn, Tami, and Connie VICKI JEAN CAMPBELL Vic MOTTO: Do not follow where the path leads. Rather go where there is no path and leave a trail. INTERESTS: Music, speech, J.C. and J.H., church, BWC. PET PEEVE: Research Papers. AMBITION. To live my life to its fullest and help someone along the way. ACTIVITIES: NHSVMA - PRES., Daybreak, Magic, Cheerleader - CAPT., SC - Historian, SSC - SEC., 2nd Place Prose, Masonic Student of Today Award, S of M, Who's Who Among American High Schools, Superior on Solo and Trio at District Solo Contest, HR. Most Ambitious Dianna and Howard KW' To-K lb f A BONNIE LOU CHAIR Squaw INTERESTS: Russell, softball, horseback riding, swimming, and parties. PET PEEVE: Working and two-faced snobs. AMBITION: To get married and live life to its fullest. ACTIVITIES: BKB, Track, LS, FFA. SHERYL KAY CRANOR Chick BettyBiology MOTTO: Hold fast to your dreams, for if dreams die, life is a broken-winged bird that cannot fly. INTERESTS: Art, SPEECH, my friends, and my puppy, Tarzan AMBITION: To become the first Woman President, after I become a youth counselor. ACTIVITIES: SR. Class SEC., SSC - TREAS., SpC - SC Representative, FTA, Annual Staff, Various Art Awards. DAVID LYNN CRAVEN Dave MOTTO: When you come to the end of your rope, make a knot, and hang on. INTERESTS: Clowning, music, water skiing, bowling, swimming, tennis. PET PEEVE: People with OSU shirts. AMBITION: To make money. ACTIVITIES: CH, SpC, Magic, Daybreak - PRES., Clown Troupe, General Business and Business Math Outstanding Student Awards BB, N4Club, FCA, Boys State 1977. KRIS WADE DIKEMAN MOTTO: Take life at your own speed, don't try to keep up with someone else. INTERESTS: D.J.B., weekends in Norman, taking life easy. AMBITION: To graduate from OU with a degree in the field of Business Administration. ACTIVITIES: SC - PRES., S of M, FB, BKB, Track, SpC, FFA, N-Club, Band, FCA. I7 HAROLD GENE ELLIS Gene MOTTO: You only go around once, so live life to the fullest. INTERESTS: Fishing, hunting, hiking, working on cars, and Benita. PET PEEVE: Mondays. AMBITION: To make something of my life. ACTIVITIES: FCA, FFA, VICA, FB - Manager, BKB - Manager, Track. ZELMA GENN MOTTO: No goal is too high if we climb with care and confi- dence. PET PEEVE: A person who thinks he is too good for everyone else. AMBITION: To live each day as it comes. ACTIVITIES: FHA, Track, SC, BKB, Home Ec, Award. I . ,... -.1'f DOUGLAS DWAINE FARRIS Doug MOTTO: Faster horses, and lmore money. INTERESTS: Rod- eos, horses, and a certain girl. PET PEEVE: Liars and two tim- ing girls. AMBITION: To get out of school, own a ranch, and get married. ACTIVITIES: FFA, FB, BKB, Track, Judging Team, SpC, SC, and Welding Team. GREGORY DEAN GINGERICH Jim Bob MOTTO: The secret of success in life is for a person to be ready when his opportunity comes. INTERESTS: Lisa, hunting, fish- ing, rodeo, sports, and ranch work. AMBITION: To be happy in my life and have a successful business in ranching. ACTIVI- TIES: FFA - Officer, FB, BKB, BB. CONNIE G. FLEMINGS MOTTO: The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or touched, but are felt in the heart. INTER- ESTS: Dancing, swimming, motorcycles, horse races, crazy times with my buddies, and SUMMER! PET PEEVE: Boring weekends, and parties that don't boogie. AMBITION: To travel, become a good airline stewardess, and make lots of money. ACTIVITIES: SSC - VP, SSC, Annual Staff, Flag Girl, 4- H, LS, GS, Cheerleader, SpC, SC - Representative, SOPH., SR. Class Favorite, 1975 Football Queen, Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents. GAIL LANETT GREENE Mean Greene MOTTO: The time to be happy is now, the place to be happy is here, the way to be happy is to make others so. INTERESTS: My family, being happy, distant friends, and basketball. PET PEEVE: Being 5'2 and looking up to people Cyounger than meh. AMBITION: To become a social worker and be happy. ACTIVI- TIES: FHA, FTA, N-Club, SpC, SSC, Drill Team, BKB, All-Con- ference Player, Track, and LS. 5153: f.f -'T' KARLA JEAN PATTONGAILEY Jeano Karla Ann MOTTO: It is sad not to be loved, but it is much sadder not to be able to love. INTERESTS: Guys, hanging out with Munch, goin' crazy, beautiful weekends, dancing, horses, and sleeping. PET PEEVE: Receiving attend- ance slips, being grounded, and walking in the rain on stormy nights. AMBITION: To do what I want and not what people expect. ACTIVITIES.: FHA, SpC, SOPH., JR., and SR. - Class Cutest, Drill Team, SC, JR Class - VP, BKB, HR, Ass't Editor and Photographer of the Annual. PATRICIA ELAINE 'GRUENBERG ':Pat MOTTO: Success is the fruit of the tree of determination. INTERESTS: Water skiing, the clan, sneaks, and good times with good friends. PET PEEVE: People who bite their bottom lip. ACTIVITIES: SC - VP, FTA - Reporter, SpC, Science Club, SSC, BKB, X TAMMY JO HAGEBUSCH Tam MOTTO: Live for today, you might not have the chance tomorrow. INTERESTS: Country life and swimming. PET PEEVE: Conceited people. AMBITION: To live a happy life. ACTIVITIES: BKB, HR. TIMOTHY BRUCE HICKS MOTTO: I am easy to please, as long as I have things my way. INTERESTS: Nice cars and women. PET PEEVE: Stuck up girls. AMBITION: To become a finish carpenter. ACTIVITIES: Vocational Carpentry and BKB. DIANNA JEAN HALLETT MOTTO: Turn the other cheek, but watch out, INTERESTS: Gaining higher knowledge, becoming a better self, and hav- ing fun at the same time. PET PEEVE: Egotism. AMBITION: To graduate from college with a degree in chemistry and be suc- cessfully happy. ACTIVITIES: HR, Who's Who Among Ameri- can High School Students, SHS, S of M, Salutatorian, English III Award, Speech I Award, 4-H, SR. Class - Most Ambitious. DARRELL WAYNE HIGHFIELD MOTTO: Happiness is found along the way, not at the end of the road. INTERESTS: Girls, music, and new cars. PET PEEVE: Two-faced people. AMBITION: To be happy with everything I do in life. ACTIVI- TIES: SpC, SSC, Sc, Who's Who Among American High School Students, SOPH., JR., and SR. Class - Best Dressed. STEVEN EMERY HEWITT Mophead MOTTO: Put off today what you can do tomorrow. INTERESTS: Old Chevy pickups, motorcycles, girls, sports, and hunting. PET PEEVE: Stuck-up people and people who hold grudges. AMBI- TION: To become a coach. ACTIVITIES: Verdigris Valley All- Conference - BB, Coffeyville Journal All Area Team Honora- ble Mention, FTA, SSC, BKB, Track JR. Class TREAS, FCA. NATASHA SUE HUNT Big Red MOTTO: Attempt great things for God and expect great things from God. INTERESTS: Music, listening to Black Betty, L.W., and working with people. PET PEEVE: Snow, marching in the dew, being called Orange Power. AMBITION: To become a registered nurse. ACTIVITIES: Band, Band Oueen '78, CH, FHA, FTA - SEC., SSC, SpC -- Publicity, HR, SHR, and Driver's Education Award. RANDY LEE HICKS MOTTO: The future belongs to those who are willing to work for it. INTERESTS: Being with a cer- tain girl at NHS and mean cars. PET PEEVE: Stuck-up people, Fords, and Mopars. AMBITION: To get a better job and settle down. TERRY LEE INMAN Gomez MOTTO: Don't believe anything you hear and only half of what you see. INTERESTS: Good music, girls, MONEY, skiing, PET PEEVE: Chevys and stuck- up people. AMBITION: To make big bucks in my heating and air conditioning company. ACTIVI- TIES: Band, SC, VICA, FB, Track, BKB, HR, BB, SpC, -. '.. .:, DENNIS LANCE IVIE Den Den Pete MOTTO: Don't trouble trouble, 'til trouble troubles you. INTERESTS: Fixing old cars, water skiing, camping, fishing, and girls. AMBITION: To become a millionaire. ACTIVI- TIES: FB, BKB, BB, SpC. CAROLY SUE JORDAN Stella MOTTO: Blisters are a painful experience, but if you get enough blisters in the same place, they will eventually pro- duce a callous. That is what we call maturity. INTERESTS: NEOSU, money, goin' crazy with Munchkin and Karla, play- ing volleyball. AMBITION: To be a zoologist and become very rich. ACTIVITIES: SC - JR. Class Representative, SSC, FTA, BKB, N-Club, FHA - Jr. Parliamentarian, SR. PRES., Home EC III Award, HR, SHS, and National Honor Society. MARY DIANE JORDAN MOTTO: Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. INTERESTS: Cheerleading, dancing, and eating. PET PEEVE: Smacking gum and stop signs. AMBI- TION: To become a secretary. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader, Band, SC, HR, Most School Spirit - SOPH. and SR., and Who's Who. LINDA GAIL KELLY MOTTO: Live life to please yourself, not others. INTER- ESTS: Steve Albert, Shadow, Pockets, dancing, swimming, and summer. PET PEEVE: Two faced people with big mouths. AMBITION: To become an air' line stewardess or travel agent. ACTIVITIES: Cheer- leader, BKB, CH, SpC, HR, Senior Candidate for FFA Sweetheart. 20 PENNEY TAYLOR JARVIS MOTTO: Accept people as they are, so they may learn what they can become. INTERESTS: Chorus, money and MRJ. PET PEEVE: People that practice making easy things hard. AMBITION: To be a good wife, and live a long success- ful life. ACTIVITIES: CH, Day- break, HR. Class Cutest Karla and Monty J v KATHY ANN LUMM Munchkin MOTTO: Don't settle for any- thing less than what you dream for. INTERESTS: MAX, my family, friends, softball, concerts, goin' crazy and being happy. PET PEEVE: Con- ceited people and attendance slips. AMBITION: To lead a happy and successful life. ACTIVITIES: FFA, FHA, SSC, Flag Team, SOPH., JR., and SR. Class Clown. Best Dressed lanice and Darrell 1 I 1 1 f l I 14 fix mill, GARY MAURICE MARTIN Rookie INTERESTS: Having fun. ACTIVITIES: Vocational Car- pentry and VICA. DONNA ELAINE MAY Mayday MOTTO: Before you can suca ceed you must have a goal. INTERESTS: Cowboys, rodeos, basketball, softball, horseback riding, and swimming. PET PEEVE: Always picking myself up from the basketball court. AMBITION: To graduate from college and get a good job. ACTIVITIES: FHA, FTA, SC, SpC, BKB, Basketball Big Honorable Mention in Tulsa Daily World for Player of the Week, Track, Who's Who Among American High School Students, HR. KELLY SCOTT MAYNARD Bull Dog MOTTO: Each must find his own road, but keep happy. INTERESTS: Football, ranch- ing, rodeo, and having a good time. AMBITION: To play for the Dallas Cowboys, buy a 1000 acre ranch, and marry a sweet girl like T. ACTIVIA TIES: FB, BKB, BB, Track, FFA - PRES. JR. and SR. years, All-District in FB, N-Club, Boys' State. MICHAEL SHAWN MCFARLAND Mac MOTTO: Remember, today was yesterday's tomorrow. INTERESTS: Hunting, fishing, baseball, and parties, PET PEEVE: Having to work till eight. AMBITION: To someday have my own TV outdoors show. ACTIVITIES: FFA, SpC, SC, BB, BKB, Track, FFA Live- stock Judging Team High Indi- vidual 1975-76, JR. FHA Beau Candidate, SOPH., JR., AND SR. Class Favorite. 21 I I MONTY KALE McGEE Mont MOTTO: Keep your chin up, but not your nose. INTERESTS: OU, beautiful women, good times, and extra credit. PET PEEVE: People who try to make your business theirs. AMBITION: To be pleasantly wealthy, happy, and semi-socially prominent. ACTIVITIES: SOPH. Class PRES., Oklahoma History Award, SHS, Boys State, Who's Who Among American High School Students, SC - VP, HR, SpC, SSC, N.H.S. Clown Troupe, JR. and SR. Class Cutest, Masonic Essay Winner, going to State with the Butterfly Gang. TERRY JOEY OLMSTEAD MOTTO: Live and let live. INTER- ESTS: Women. AMBITION: To head an oil company. ff-55: WILLIAM JOSEPH MOCK Cotton Top INTERESTS: Fast cars, loud music, sharp paint jobs. PET PEEVE: Bad body work and paint job. AMBITION: Become rich and own the largest body shop in northeastern Oklahoma. ACTIVITIES: VICA, Vocational Carpentry, and FB. MELINDA JEAN ORBAN Mel ':Hag MOTTO: When life gives you lemons, make lemonade. INTERESTS: Speech, swim- ming, collecting dishes, having fun, and the clan. PET PEEVE: Rainy days and sad faced peo- ple. AMBITION: To be happy. ACTIVITIES: BB, Track, Flag Team, Clown Troupe, Girls State, S of M, FHA - VP, FTA, SSC - SEC., SpC - TREAS., Miss NHS, SR BB Attendant, going to State with the But- terfly Gang. BILLY DON NOBLITT Turtle MOTTO: Each must find his own road. INTERESTS: Girls, old Chevys, Saturday nights, and Ted N. AMBITION: To become a millionaire. ACTIVITIES: Tri- County Tech and VICA. TERRY WILLIAM PARKER MOTTO: You only live once. INTERESTS: A certain girl named Nancy, motorcycles, cars, and good rock music. PET PEEVE: Broken down cars. AMBITION: Live life to the fullest and make it to the top. ACTIVI- TIES: FFA, SpC, FB, N-Club, LS. TAMARA MICHELE OLER 'Tam Hood TO - MOTTO: All we need is the time to care, an ear to listen, and a heart to feel. INTERESTS: JIMMY, music, sleeping, sad movies, the clan, and memories. PET PEEVE: Rumors, my own indecisiveness, vegetables, dis- traught people, and good byes. AMBITION: To be a successful journalist and a happy house- wife. ACTIVITIES: Annual Staff - SR. Editor and JR. Assistant Editor, FHA, SSC, SC - SOPH REP, JR Class SEC, SR Class - VP, BKB, Drill Team, SpC - SECJTREAS., JR. FB, Home- coming Attendant, JR. and SR. Class Favorite, HR, SHS, Masonic Essay Winner, going to State with the Butterfly Gang. TAMMY LYNN PARRETT MOTTO: To err is human, to for- give is divine. INTERESTS: D-O- U-G, work, and the future. PET PEEVE: People who think they are better than everyone else. AMBITION: To work for awhile, then get married and be a housewife. ACTIVITIES: BKB, Track, and Cheerleader. CONNIE MARLENE PARRISH Cotton MOTTO: You can only be who you are. INTERESTS: Brand new cars and playing my guitar. PET PEEVE: Two faced people and Mondays. AMBITION: To find a job near Nowata. ACTIVITIES: BKB, Cheerleader, Band, Annual Staff, FTA, VICA, SSC, SpC. ROBERT LAWSON REEDER Rabbit MOTTO: Live each day like it was your last. INTERESTS: Art and carpentry. PET PEEVE: I dislike people I can't get along with. ACTIVITIES: Carpentry. TERRY WHALEN PARRISH MOTTO: To live my life to the ful- lest and get everything out of life I can. INTERESTS: Hunting, fishing, and a certain girl in Del- aware. PET PEEVE: People who don't mind their own business. AMBITION: To finish my welding class at Tri-County and get a job as a welder. ACTIVITIES: VICA, Band - PRES. SUSAN J. RICHARDS MOTTO: Live each day as it comes for you may not live to see tomorrow. INTERESTS: Hav- ing a good time, horseback rid- ing, swimming, and guys. PET PEEVE: People who think they are better than everyone else. AMBITION: To become rich and own a big ranch. ACTIVITIES: CH, SpC, LS. ALLAN DEE PATTESON Hero MOTTO: Always forgive your enemies. Nothing annoys them more than that. INTERESTS: Girls, sports, girls, sports ,... PET PEEVE: Underclassmen, girls who forget dates, and com- petition. AMBITION: To become a zoologist major and make a success of my life. ACTIVITIES: FB, BKB, BB, SpC - PRES., N- Club, FFA, All-District FB, Clown Troupe. MARGARET ANN ROWE Doris MOTTO: Happiness can be found only if you look and work for it. INTERESTS: Music, peo- ple, The kids, football, and life. PET PEEVE: Boring days, gum under chairs, people who cut themselves down. AMBI- TION: To become a registered nurse and work with the men- tally retarded. ACTIVITIES: FHA, Band, 4-H, SpC, SSC, Girls' State, Masonic Award, Sociology and Typing I Awards. KEVIN EUGENE PUTT MOTTO: We leave behind a little bit of ourselves wherever we have been. INTERESTS: Base- ball, fishing and big cars. PET PEEVE: Term papers'and get- ting up in the morning. AMBI- TION: To be rich. ACTIVITIES: BB, Band, SC, Who's Who Among American High School Students, S of M. MARY KATHRYN RUSSELL MOTTO: Every day is a new beginning. INTERESTS: Skating, bowling, and music. PET PEEVE: People who can't admit they are wrong. ACTIVITIES: CH, Band, 4-H, Daybreak, Magic, All District Choir. LEANNE TAYLOR RYAN Lee MOTTO: What lies behind you and what lies before you are tiny matters compared to what lies within you. INTERESTS: MER and TLR, motorcycles, and horses. PET PEEVE: Early morning drives to Tech. AMBITION: To become a private secretary. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading, Band. THERESA RAE SEEVER MOTTO: Keep looking to the stars, for someday, you will be among them. INTERESTS: Harleys, parties, traveling, rodeos, dances, horseback riding. PET PEEVE: Back stabbers and soc's. AMBITION: To become an L.P.N. ACTIVITIES: BKB. DOUGLAS WAYNE SPEIR Doug MOTTO: The more I study, the more I know, The more l know, the more I forget. The more I forget, the less l know. So why study? INTERESTS: Baseball, playing pool, listening to KISS and ELO. PET PEEVE: Stuck up people, rainy days, and cold weather. AMBITION: To go to Oklahoma University and become an accountant. ACTIVITIES: BB, Masonic Award, SHR, Business Math Award, Geography Award. PAMELA LYNN STEVENS MOTTO: The time to be happy is now. The place to be happy is here. The way to be happy is to make others so. INTERESTS: DM, weekends, sleeping, and the clan, PET PEEVE: Boring weekends. AMBITION: To graduate from college. ACTIVITIES: LS, SR Football Queen Candidate. 24 KENNETH DEWAYNE SEBERT Kenny INTERESTS: Rodeos, Ford pickups, SF, carpentry work and bull riding, PET PEEVE: Chevy pickups. AMBITION: To be a champion cowboy and a carpenter. ACTIVITIES: Carpentry and VICA. Class Clowns Terry and Kathy A RICKY WAYNE STEVENS MOTTO: Make today important, because tomorrow may never come. INTERESTS: BEV, having a good time and being free. AMBITION: To go to work, get rich, and someday get married. ACTIVITIES: BKB, FFA, Welding Team, SpC. Most School Spirit Steve and Diane www ' tx f -R f-'P DEBRA MARENA STREET N Deb Bonehead Daffy MOTTO: I still believe in tomorrow. INTERESTS: A special guy, Magic, weekends, and the clan. PET PEEVE: Two, faced people and being short. AMBITION: To graduate from college. ACTIVITIES: Band, CH - Officer, FHA, SpC, SC, Cheerleader, SSC, 4-H, Who's Who Among American High School Students. LORETTA A. SWEGER Ace MOTTO: I'm just a shooting star, looking for a place to land. INTERESTS: Playing my guitar, flying airplanes. AMBITION: To become a superstar. ACTIVITIES: BKB, Track, and Band. LEE HOBART TEVEBAUGH MOTTO: If you don't know where you're going, you will probably end up some where else. INTERESTS: Playing basketball, raising pigs, springtime, and nice vehicles. PET PEEVE: People who think they are better than you. AMBITION: To do the best at what I do. ACTIVITIES: FFA, FB, BKB, and Track. LESA DIANE TURNEY MOTTO: All we need is an ear to listen, an eye to behold, and a heart to feel. PET PEEVE: People who always worry about what other people think. AMBITION: To live a rich, happy, successful life. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader, Band, FTA, FHA, SpC, JR. Class Most Talented, VP of SOPH. Class, Typing ll Award, HR, SHS, Who's Who Among American High School Students. 25 'N ALLEN DEE WALTMAN John Boy MOTTO: It is better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and remove all doubt. INTERESTS: Brenda, country music, rodeos, agriculture and my pickup. PET PEEVE: Rock music and know it alls. AMBI- TION: To go to college and have my own ranch someday. ACTIVIA TIES: FFA - SEC., FB, FCA, N- Club, Agriculture Award d- JR, Industrial Arts Award, Fl-IA Beau. LYNN YIRSA MOTTO: The deepest feeling always shows itself in silence. INTERESTS: Football, hunting, and the country life. ACTIVITIES: FB, Big E in Football, Mr. NHS, S of M, SC, FFA - VP, Boys State, Farm Shop Team, FTA. in-av' DARWIN G. WARNER INTERESTS: Fishing, food, foot- ball, and a very special female ACTIVITIES: FB, Track, FFA SpC, and N-Club. LEFT T0 RIGHT: Pat Gruenberg, Melinda Orban, and Margaret Rowe. :KA KELLY DEAN WHITCHURCH MOTTO: Enjoy life. INTERESTS: Girls, fast cars, money. PET PEEVE: Stuck up people. AMBI- TION: To be rich. ACTIVITIES: Golf and VICA. DAVID LEE WILLIS Frito MOTTO: A winner is better tha a loser, but a loser is better tha a quitter. INTERESTS: TUBE basketball, baseball, rock music pool, and pinball. PET PEEVE Mondays, flat tires, rain. AMBI TION: To make it through coj lege and become a successf accountant. ACTIVITIES: BKB BB, SpC, SSC, Big E in Bas ketball. Girls State . v,' .-w '1 4,5 ,gifrv xif'4 51' 7 s -I?-sf Sp is 5' V, II KKK G' PM ,649 Q 0, ac: , MQSJJ9 ' gg if ,gn mo Si- v 'J gs if I n I ::,. I , lg as was :' we bt: at Y I-0 T Wm Boys State LEFT T0 RIGHT: FRONT: David Craven and Jackson Landrum. LEFT T0 RIGHT: BACK: David Wil- lis, Monty McGee, Scott Maynard, and Lynn Yirsa. I Officials Prepare for Prom Class Representatives LEFT T0 RIGHT: Kim Guthrie Carol Roth Tom Lewis Carl Gibson Class Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: Brad Park - Treas. Jim Gibson - V. Pres. Chip Garrefr - Sec. Tom Lewis - Pres. 3 z lr. Class of 1978 F' Bryan Adams Doug Albert Jimmy Alcox Mark Armstrong Karma Bellamy Marcus Bilinski Diane Brown Nette Caliman Debbie Childress Bob Conger Zita Deimas Susie Edwards Tim Elledge Diana Ewers Joanna Frauenberger Sharon Fry Chipper Garrett Carl Gibson Jimmy Gibson David Goodloe 30 Cl ass Favorites Zita and Tim li K Kevin Gorby Randy Graves Kim Guthrie Sandra Hamil Mark Harrison Paula Hawkins James Heyer Teri Hughes Larry Hunter Ruby Hunter Casey Johnson Bruce Jordan Lori Hitchcock Lori Kirby Tim LaBarr Cindy Landes Tom Lewis Doug Long Andy Mabrey Pam Manry 31 Tony Miller Jim Mitchell Delisa Nuckois Edwina Olmstead Margaret Orban Brad Parks Tim Parrett Susan Pattesori Scott Peters Luther Prather Jeff Redington Mark Riner Carol Roth Jana Roy Jim Smith Tom Smith Tracy Smith David Tidwell Brenda Topping Jon Turner 32 Class Cutest Kim and Parker l'7 ,FSU vii Best Dressed Diane and Br an AJ Vicki Spurgeon Sona Stipe Greg Utter Hope VanWinkIe Penny Ward Sheila Wilson Teresa Woodward Tom O. Hawk Uim Gibsonb and Griselda Wlargret Orbarij show us love amidst the broccoli. Doug Long warns workers, This one's for you. Class Clown Margret and Brian isa rn i D M N 4' 'Q V4 .,21A ' ' .f L 1'N .H-am, 1 H x . N -f f -f I .57 if Aff-M, ABOVE: Juniors David Tidwell and Jim Smith hanging around sixth hour. BELOW, LEFT: Tim LaBarr on Greaser Day. BELOW, RIGHT: Vicki Spurgeon, Debbie Childress, and Cindy Landes being tacky, s , 1 if ,sbt 4' Ig i y:,y::,yy 1 QW? V 29 fi hifi P yi' ,,,,.,..,,:n y 3 A 'gi 4' 4 4' 4 This One's for You ln keeping with the mood of the times, the Juniors selected as the theme of the 1978 Prom, This One's for You. Seniors and Faculty alike were particularly pleased with the talent and enthusiasm presented at the reception. The Prom, itself, was a great success, as the band, FANTASY, played many of our favorite tunes. As the night wore on, jackets, ties, and high heels were shed as couples danced to disco and then settled down to sentimental dream songs. The Seniors will always remember it as their prom, the Juniors will remember it as a fun-filled hassle, but everyone will keep it in their fondest memories. This one was for us all. x N 4 V ff 4 Q . iii Q :F is :I 131' f w iifbh g , Z -99' 5? '5 Qi 2231l::7??l3k5i?i3f5R?!T1' i Ili 'Q L ME K ,,,A . I 4 ,, , f 1 if 5 f ' 5 2 f S' 'x we . n 1 C' 11' A -nv Soph. Officers Get Involved Class Representatives LEFT T0 merit: if Sabra Dodson Tim Howell Nancy Pace Class Officers LEFT T0 RIGHT: Pam Caliman - Treas. Denise Smith - Pres. Judy Temple - V. Pres. Jamie McFarland - Sec. XE.. i. 'iq ,, X2 ' W, f:i:22ilif 2f?5f ,V f ww: 1 :Q 'fwek-4,-,f:1.,2. V- . :W inf- L :Q-5fgQfwe 5,, -J 42 ff: .I .- , ,MN dig , ,..,,.5.'E,: , im g - V- . 'f T--Q, -m.4,f,w:-.a,' .ww w'wzagg:p' X ' ' -2 +-'ifwlimg . b ,wave : Xfi- K imwwxfwww ' Henry Alford Tony Armstrong Nllke Beagle Fllcnard Blllnskl Susan Blanton Pl'1llBlurn Pat Boren Jen Brannon Larry Buster Sherry Buster Pam Callman Shen Cody Kelly Colluns Glenda Conger Llsa Coyne David Crupper LaNell Davis Ted Davls Sabra Dodson Kam Dunn AO is V Class Favorites Lynise and Kelly NI T75 l JV Most Ambitious Nancy and Tim ,.,-f k -4,-'fi'-,',,,., , . ,I A M . .,,gSiZ.g, ,l ,W Y Y K 1 Av f-. Q Q 1 rs . , N., A.---i ' M 1 , 4 ' -.5 vt vvfii-. f ,, 'W 10' JJ, Y--4 Tom Ellis Rhonda Flernlngs Becky Forehand Ralph Franklin Diane French Brenda Putney Will Gilmartln Pam Gray Paula Hallett Tern Hallett Lon Hawkins Joe Heckman Handy Hicks Tina Hill JO Hollnsworth Tim Howell Dennis Hughes Jerry Inman Ernest lvle Lori Johnson 41 Ross Johnston Donna Jordan Kyle Juby Jennel La Fremier Lynise Landers Steve Landrum Pat Lawrence Jerry Majors Jamie McFarIand Bub Miller Denna Moor Connie Moore Nancy Moore Kitty Nesbitt Tracy Olmstead Billy Orban Nancy Pace Lisa Pattison Cody Patton Robert Patton 42 5 ttlitt L cl ccc,y Q me Class Cutest Nadean and Robert Sabra and lerold i ' LL, in 2 f 1+-was-' - erw 1'2fe2fQz,::,.ffwslffsizzft'-11d:1szre 42-M H-My ali in .nri . Donnie Pearsall Kathy Pearson Leroy Phillips Robert Pierson Doug Presley Jeff Roberts Brenda Flowe- Gay Schlosser Vicki Sherrill Phillip Simons Jerold Smith Lisa Slocter Denise Smith Jenny Stritzke Penny Stritzke Lisa Sudderth Kelly Tatum Nadean Taylor Judy Temple Lloyd Tevebaugh 43 it N Sophomores investigate career opportunities. Mike Wendt Leann Wickham Penny Wickham Stephen Willis Larry Wilson 44 David Vaughn Phil Walker Robert Webb Class Clown Pam we Most School Spirit Denise and Phil .M 'sn Z 'wr ABOVE: Kim Dunn faces the fact of losing. BELOW, LEFT: Jo Hollinsworth, Lisa Slocter, Rhonda Sny- der, and Donna Jordan show how it feels to be winning. BELOW, RIGHT: Sophomores display their talent in cone struction with tinker toys. l 4 x , Representatives Nate Waltman - V. Pres. 46 , Fresh. Enter NHS Government Class LEFT T0 RIGHT: Lori Reed Kristen Hollister Charles Larson Jeff Carrington Class Officers LEFT T0 RIGHT: Paul Landers - Pres. Marilyn Foley - Sec. Carrie Morris - Treas. 6 Q ' Q Q 3 2 42 2 Qi ff + 5 5 2 5 31 , Ulyesses Adalr Cordell Alford Michelle Anglin Davld Audrey Tamml Bates Gretchen Beldl Sam Bellamy Tum Benton Buck Black Janet Blum Johnna Buck JB Buster Lester Cambell Jeff Carnngton George Clark Cecllla Conklin Joan Crenshaw Janlce Dye Denlse Ellls Steve Enloe 48 l 5 Most Ambitious Marilyn and Stuart ,y . iii .H ....-.can-f Q 6' 43,1-Q-1+ f--X iw, x , 'Q-... X' 3 Q S 0. 4 - ez tt Sex - in 'S i X , qt :.' .. , I9 4, ,-ti! get 'Sick Q l N K - I be I ,uu- I K ,ji ' V J, ,JA , S, Jamie Ewers Beverly Fink Marilyn Foley Connie Forbs Stuart Garrett Zeb Genn Deanna Gingerich Ronnie Goldsmith Kay Gorley Debbie Gray Julie Green Stephanie Green Joe Haddock Wendy Hamilton Fticky Hanigan Mark Harvey Kay Hawkins Jerry Hesslen Kelli Hewitt Sam Hicks A9 Jeff Hitchcock Kristen Hollister Jimmy Hunter Julie Inman Gina Johnson Shelia Johnson Janell Jones Loren Keely Paul Landers Charlie Larson Miranda Kelly Molly Kilkenny Greg Lawerence Missy Lee Paul Lee Wathena Lindersmith Scott Linn Janie Livingston Will Lunsford Luke Lutter 50 'Q w--,,, ,s .. ,,,. W of 'K fin rrir xl- N-K 3-rr' Class Cutest lohnna and Paul X x Xxxqt M ev-gg st Q t , 405 Q 6 Q Best Dresse d Q' R - 4 Billie Maggard janet and Rick f, ' 1 I C' xt ls ' -, , M it 'm v '- .1 ,Q Q I XS - eA f , if 5 I eeee 'l i s 'rr M --r -+ve f N., eeef P lx ft i 5? e.ee W lv 2 fl ., ' 4 XS ,J 7 'tt - .flwtx ., 'W so ,,.,.,k if we is D - -ff E Q ' I' 5 I, X ps: ,ft fi. N-fr raft 4'K 1-1 vets' Sherry Maggard Dusty Manry Tina May Tammy Mayhew Doug McWilliams Johri Miller Carrie Morris Martha Nesbitt Steve Parrett Robert Pattcson Tommy Pattison Debra Perry Scott Persinger Robbie Powell David Presley Lori Reed Terry Reeder David Richards David Rogers 51 Phil Sebert Lori Slocter Vicki Smith Anthony Sutton Robbie Taylor Nathan Waltman Dane Warner Teri Watters Mike Waugh Kevin White Sherry Williams Ginger Wilson Jimmy Wilson Margarita Vann Keliy Vaughan Jeff Young 52 Most School Spirit leff and Gretchen 'UN ABOVE, RIGHT: Freshmen enjoy First Encounter of the Science Kind. BELOW, RIGHT: Freshman Tammi Bates poses with her Yamaha. Q ,L., . ,. in In 4 , ' r . 4- Xt F vpn. ., X sw 4 if F .1 ,af fm ,ry , , in 11, 9 HCM, , GIRL'S: LEFT TO RIGHT: KNEELING: Terri Watters, Gina Johnson, Tammi Bates, Carrie Morris, Shelia Johnson, Deanna Gingerich, Jamie Ewers, and Ginger Wilson. LEFT TO RIGHT: STANDING: Johnna Buck, Janet Blum, Miranda Kelly, Kelly Vaughn, Stephanie Green, Denise Ellis, Tina May, and Coach Darrell Roe, BOYS: LEFT TO RIGHT: FRONT ROW: Rick Black, Paul Landers, Billy Maggard, Tim Benton, Loren Keely, Cordell Alford, Kevin White, and David Rogers. LEFT TO RIGHT: BACK ROW: Charlie Larson, Mark Harvey, Stuart Garrett, Dusty Manry, Nathan Waltman, Will Lunsford, and Coach Roy Smith. i Freshman Cheerleaders LEFT T0 RIGHT: FRONT ROW: Missy Lee, Julie Inman, and Lori Slocter. LEFT T0 RIGHT: BACK ROW: Michelle Anglin, Sherry Williams, Joan Crenshaw, and Gretchen Beidl. LEFT T0 RIGHT: 1st ROW: Paul Landers, Billy Maggard, Robbie Powell, Mark Harvey, Kevin White, Cordell Alford, Richard Seckler, Loren Keely, Nathan Waltman, Scott Linn, and Larry Fountain. LEFT T0 RIGHT: 2nd ROW: Coach David Shreffler, Rick Black, Jeff Carrington, Ronnie Goldsmith, Mike Waugh, Tim Benton, Jimmy Hunter, Zeb Genn, George Clark, J. R. Buster, Charlie Speed, Dane Warner, and Coach Paul Pool. LEFT T0 RIGHT: 3rd ROW: Steve Enloe, John Miller, Greg Lawrence, Jeff Young, Will Lunsford, Milton Liddell, Ulyesses Adair, Stuart Garrett, Charlie Larson, Lester Campbell, and Dusty Manry. l 5 x i ,ms ll? '1 Q, E' cf 'SQ 'X Q, in ,ff lg 'HM . SOPHS.: KNEELING: Donnie Pearsall, Brian Downing, Tony Scott, David Vaughn, Pat Lawrence, Ralph Phillips, HenryVAlford, Tim Howell. BACK ROW: Kelly Collins, Joe Heckman, Steve Landrum, Mike Wendt, Ross Johnston, Doug Franklin, Jerry Majors, Phil Walker. REBUlLDl REBUILDV' This is the key phrase to be used in the future IRONNIAN motto. We need to rebuild, not only in strength and size, but in attitude, self confi- dence, and self pride. During this past sea- son, the IRONNIAN carried the wrong attitude. We, as coaches, can work to improve the strength and size of our play- ers, but the major responsibility lies within the individual. lt is the player who must recognize and improve his confie dence and pride, not only in himself, but in his team as well. When this goal is reached through hard work and determina- tion, the lFlONlVlAN will stand as one. ASST. COACHES: Hudson, Smith, Roe, Lamberson. KNEELING: HEAD COACH: Jim Steele. Injuries Plague Ironmen JHS.: KNEELINGZ Scott Peters, Doug Albert, David Tidwell, Parker Goldsmith, Mark Rlner, Tim Elledge, Bryan Adams, BACK ROW: Allan Enloe, Brad Park, Jim Smrth, Casey Johnson, Tracy Smith, Tum LaBarr, Carl Gibson. 3 ' 1'1 Y y , ' ,gr f' li ff fi ' T M 2512 ii h 3 5 A f'f15g fi ...,-. f T Win SRS.: KNEELING: Dee Waltman, Terry Inman, Scott Maynard, Terry Parker, Jackson Landrum. STANDING: Lynn Yirsa, Dennis Ivie, Kris Dikeman, Allan Patteson, Darwin Warner, Greg Gingerich. is Lynn Yirsa Honored With IIBig El! This year's BIG E was presented to Lynn Yirsa. The award is given to the individual who displays determination, effort, enthusiasm, and the will to win. Lynn was nominated and selected by his fellow teammates, because he best exemplied the IRONMAN SPIRIT. Jackson Landrum won All-District as well as Honorable Mention AlI'State-Running-Back. Scott Maynard and Alan Patteson also made All-District. Football Queen, Sabra Dodson - 1 Homecoming Attendants BOTTOM LEFT: Attenda ts a d Escon 1H comnng C ny. BOTTOM RIGHT Ly Y S S b a Dodson xxx Sr. Att. - Pam Stevens lr. Att. - Zita Delmas 5.-4 ' N Q , O ,JP I lwtix wM50f'g tix' J ggfixxnui nxkxm - - Al to ll' 1 T'-M. A 'Hun n . 3, O L ll i 63 .rg 3 ' ,fn .4- 'a can iw L, . Q , Gil! In l xp-5 Improving as the season progressed, the lronmen fashioned a record of 14 wins and 11 losses, despite a .e pre-season prediction for a mediocre season. Six of the eleven were by two points or less. The Ironmen lost three of those six games as the ball went through at the buzzer. Seven of those eleven losses were to Pawhuska, rated W6 in 2AAg Vinita, rated 4r5 in 2AA5 Cleveland, rated W2 in 2AA. The Ironmen were NIT runners-up and won the NEO Tournament. During the month of January, the Ironmen were building for the play-offs, as they won seven out of ten games. The Ironmen gave a great effort in the District Tournament, as they came from nine points behind with just three minutes left on the clock to defeat a fine Commerce team. The Ironmen lost by two points to the Vinita Hornets in the District finals, but showed a lot of poise and determination. The Ironmen were defeated in the second round of the Regional Tournament by the W2 rated Cleveland Tigers, by two points on a last second shot. This was a most gratifying season, as these young men accomplished several goals that were not expected of them. They were the best group of shooters, l've coached, with pride and determination, and the startersback, the Ironmen are looking forward to next year. KNEELING: Jim Gibson - Manager, Jerold Smith, Carl Gibson, Dennis lvie, David Willis, Greg Gingerich, and Tim LaBarr. STANDING: Coach David Shreffler, Gary Gibson, Ross Johnston, Steve Hewitt, Tommy Lewis, Casey Johnson, and Coach Ken Hewitt. -Team Starters STEVE I-IEWITT 2 Yr. Starter Center Leader in Rebounds All-Conference CAFIL GIBSON TIM LaBAFtFt I Yr. Starter - Guard I Yr. Starter - Forward DAVID WILLIS 2 Yr. Starter Guard Leader in Free Throws All Conference Captain, Big E, Player ofthe Week - Coffeyvllle Journal, Honorable Mention - Player of the Week - Tulsa World CASEY JOHNSON I Yr, Starter f Forward IITQL, I-I 3 ai? ff'- ' mu.. nfidmmzzu, . il yr David Willis Awarded Big'i E Senior guard David Willis was selected as the 1978 Big E recipient. The award is based on effort, determination, team cooperation, and the desire to win. The award is not intended to recognize the most valuable player, but to recognize the boy who puts forth the greatest effort with the ability he possesses. David is the team captain and leading scorer on the team averaging 17.8 points, having scored 444 points. David had 136 rebounds for a 5.5 average per game. He was also the leading free throw shooter, making 126 out of 17O free throws for 7479. David is a two year starter, having scored 502 points and 188 rebounds. ln his two years as a varsity player, David has contributed an enormous amount of his time to basketball. This time and effort has paid off as he has received many honors this year. They are: Verdigris Valley All-Conference, Northeast District Coaches All-Star, Coffeyville Journal Player of the Week, Tulsa World Honorable Mention-Player of the Week, All Area First Team in the Coffeyville Journal, and Honorable Mention All- State. One ofthe most popular members of the Class of 1978, this year's Big E winner is a personable young man whose quiet ways are easily matched by his ready smile. David was the type of leader that the other players looked up to in pressure situations. NHS presents to you, the 1978 Big E winner . . . David Willis and Steve Hewitt were selected as All- Conference Players. I .,.. 4 1 in 'X , Y Vikki' ' The 1977-78 Edition of NHS Girl's Basketball did improve, and, for the 3rd consecutive year, bettered the marks of the previous NHS teams. A new high of I6 victories was achieved. We only lost 9 times. The Girls successfully defended their NIT crown. This group also capped the season by winning the District Championship, the first ever for the Girls of Nowata in their short, 4- year history. In addition, Senior forwards, Donna Nlay and Dianna Hallett, were selected as Co- Players of the Year in the Verdigris Valley Conference. These young ladies, along with their parents, fellow students, faculty, administration, and community can be proud of their achievements. It takes involvement from all their areas to make any program successful. I want to publicly express my appreciation to everyone involved, D but especially to my players and Coach Long. , Their efforts, sacrifice, and dedication speaks for itself. They have displayed pride in themselves and this allows many others to share the Pride of NHS Girl's Basketball, stated Coach Paul Pool. KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gail Greene, Margret Orban, Nette Caliman, Susan Patteson, Judy Temple, Kim Dunn, Sherry Buster, and Nadean Taylor. STANDING, LEFT T0 RIGHT: Coach Jan Long, Donna May, Carolyn Jordan, Paula Hallett, Dianna Hallett, DeLisa Nuckols, Tracy Olmstead, Penny Wickham, Sabra Dodson, Zita Delmas, and Coach Paul Pool. E i 2, if 'J un! M 1 W t 'maui' Nuns' wx v-A W 1 1 1 Wm Donna May Claims Big E This is the second annual presentation of the Big E Award by the Girl's Basketball program. The recipient is chosen by the basketball team and that alone, makes the award very coveted. The award goes to the Senior participant that, in the eyes of her teammates, gives the most of what she can to make NHS Girl's Basketball successful. This year's winner has done much for our program. She has scored 1052 points in 3 years. She was honored as All-Conference and Co-Player of the Year in the Verdigris Valley Conference. She has always practiced hard. I offer my deepest congratulations to Donna May, stated Coach Paul Pool. All-Conference Players are Gail Greene, Donna May, and Dianna Hallett. In ,i,s.2f4rif Bt' Basketball Queen, Nadean Taylor Homecoming Attendants BELOW LEFT: Attend ts and escorts await H gf t t S BELOW RIGHT: C ptain David Willis crow N d T yi 1978 Basketball H Q Sr. Att. - Melinda Orban lr. Att. - Margret Orban Q , 5' - ':f',i,' 1 Baseball, Golf, and Track BASEBALL: KNEELING, LEFT T0 RIGHT: Shawn McFarland, Tim Howell, Bryan Adams, Jerry Majors, Henry Alford, Billy Maggard, Kevin White, and Bruce Jordan. STANDING, LEFT T0 RIGHT: Jerry Droz, Casey Johnson, Doug Speir, Kevin Putt, Allen Patteson, Dennis lvie, Allan Enloe, David Willis, Carl Gibson, Tim LaBarr, and Coach George Lamberson. siaiili 4 ga: -'A ' f' its 3333474 q 'N Golfp Putting Around gk I fri - uf , . 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BELOW LEFT: Attendants and escorts take time to pose for a picture. BELOW RIGHT: Natasha and Terry begin Coronation ceremony. . . S. Choru Day Break LEFT T0 RIGHT: FRONT ROW: Mrs. Hathcoat - director, Jamie McFarland, Tubb Smith, Nancy Moore, Marilyn Foley, Rick Hanigan, Loren Keely, Debbie Street, Teresa Woodward, Susan Blanton, and Wathina Lindersmith, LEF'I' T0 RIGHT: BACK ROW: Lori Slocter, Jen- nel LaFremier, Carol Roth, Vickie Smith, Penny Taylor, Rhonda Snyder, David Craven, Vicki Campbell, George Clark, Lori Hitchcock, Steve Willis, and Jim Hunter, I nb ff Officers LEFT T0 RIGHT: Vickie Smith - Stage Chairman, Vicki Campbell - President, David Craven - DAYBREAK Presi- dent, Delisa Nuckols - Vice- President, Debbie Street - Secretary, and Tubb Smith - Publicity Chairman. l x J. eel' , 1 LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Connie Hathcoat - director, Lori Slocter, Teresa Woodward, Jeri Brannon, Debbie Gray, Julie Green, Arletta Street, Nancy Moore, Marilyn Foley, Rick Hanigan, Henry Alford, Paul Simons, Darrell Hatcher, LaNelI Davis, Kelly Hewitt, Susan Blanton, Carissa Bilinski, Julie Shearheart, and Debbie Street. LEFT TO RIGHT: 2nd ROW: Wathina Lindersmith, Jenell Jones, Diana Lee, Jennel LaFremier, Lori Hitchcock, Lori Davis, Carol Roth, Jerrie Parrish, Jamie McFarland, Rhonda Snyder, Vickie Smith, Tubb Smith, Vicki Campbell, Penny Jarvis, Mark Harrison, Jimmy Hunter, Mary Russell, Terrie Hallett, Anthony Sutton, David Craven, Sue Richards, Jerry Hesslen, Denna Moor, George Clark, Loren Keely, Sherry Williams, Lori Reed, Steve Willis, Molly KilKenny, and Elliott. ACCOMPANISTS: Nancy Moore and Marilyn Foley. Student Coun il Sets Democratic Exampl . LEFT TO RIGHT: Natasha Hunt - Secretary Diane Brown - Treasurer Monty McGee - Vice-President Kris Dikeman - President LEFT TO RIGHT: 1st ROW: Nancy Pace, Lori Reed, Kristen Hollister, Diane Brown, Carol Roth, Sabra Dodson, and Mr. Jim Owens, Sponsor. LEFT T0 RIGHT: 2nd ROW: Cari Gibson, Kevin Putt, Natasha Hunt, Monty McGee, Karla Gailey, Connie Flemings, and Tommy Lewis, LEFT T0 RIGHT: 3rd ROW: Pat Gruenberg, CharIie Larson, Darrell Highfield, Lynn Yirsa, Kris Dikeman, and Terry Inman. I Student Council Provides Student Leadership 1 P Z Fi . V . 0 Cm fl YT -S-fs fox.-fc.ry 7 1 Gee.. as 1- E ABOVE: A fund raising project was held to help raise money to paint the Ironman Head on the new Nowata water tower. ABOVE: Outgoing Student Council Officers and New Homeroom Representatives prepare for Installation. BELOW: Student Council and Social Studies Club members ready to depart for the annual trip. This year, to ride the Cherokee Queen on Grand Lake. 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BACK ROW: David Craven, Anthony Sutton, Miranda Kelly, Melinda Orban, Ton Armstrong, and Allen Patteson. ight of One-Act Plays Show Speech I Skill PICTURED, MOONSHINE AND MARTIANS CAST: Vicki Spurgeon, Tim LaBarr, Tammy Hagebusch, DeLisa Nuckols, Brenda Topping, Penny Ward, Bryan Adams, David Tidwell, Bill Mock, and Jon Turner. PICTURED, OPPOSITE PAGE, THE BAD, THE WORSE, AND THE BROCCOLI CAST: Bruce Jordan, Chris Bilinski, Margret Orban, Cindy Landes, Scott Peters, Brad Park, Lori Hitchcock, Mark Harrison, Jeff Black, Greg Utter, Jim Gibson, Dee Waltman, Kim Guthrie, and Debbie Childress. 4 r T f, P mf, ,sttstts 2 AZVZ af- 'f , TP1. m y M H ,DEDS H A 103 ' 4 FTA and Social Studies Club FTA: FRONT AND CENTER: Troy Compston - Sponsor. 1st ROW: Carol Roth, Jennell LaFremier, Connie Moore, Jeri Brannan, Teresa Woodward, Cindy Landes, LaNell Davis, Donna May, Sheryl Cranor, Nancy Moore, and Lynn Yirsa. 2nd ROW: Diane French, Leann Wickhan, Melinda Orban, Lisa Pattison, Nancy Pace, Denise Smith, Steve Hewitt, Vicki Spurgeon, Paula Hawkins, Natasha Hunt, and Howard Armstrong. SOCIAL STUDIES CLUB: FRONT: LaNell Davis, Jamie McFarland, Tina May, Teresa Woodward, Carol Roth, Johnna Buck, Janet Blum, Diane Brown, Connie Flemings, Jimmy Gibson, Scott Peters. 2nd ROW: Teri Watters, Rhonda Flemings, Sheryl Cranor, Jo Holins- worth, Ginger Wilson, Donna May, Deanna Gingerich, Nancy Pace, Pat Gruenberg, Monty McGee, Richard Bilinski, Diane French, Jim Owens - Sponsor. 3rd ROW: Cindy Landes, Kim Dunn, Sabra Dodson, Nancy Moore, Marilyn Foley, Natasha Hunt, Judy Temple, Margaret Rowe, Paula Hawkins. BACK: Jennell LaFremier, Leann Wickham, Tammi Bates, Lynise Landers, Howard Armstrong, Vicki Spurgeon, Joan Crenshaw, Joe Heckman, Marcus Bilinski, Tommy Lewis, Melinda Orban, Zita Delmas, Julie Inman. Carpentryp Learning to Build wma-am -MW-...w aunaniff guna-an ,gunman :savanna aaunuuaw X fy l L ,f W 1 H if . F , 3 ---uwi iii. J' b fx f xx M AFTERNOON: FRONT: Jerry Yirsa - Instructor, Luther Prather, Robert Webb, Doug Presley, Leroy Phillips, Kelly Tatum. BACK: Randy Hicks, Bub Miller, Bobby Pierson, Kyle Juby, Tom Ellis, Dennis Hughes. MORNING: FRONT: Steve Simons, Brian Harney, David Vaughn, Steve Willis, and Ernie Ivie. 2nd ROW: Jerry Yirsa - Instructor, Tim Hicks, Randy Graves, Randy Hicks. BACK: Steve Landrun, Robert Patton, Mark Arm- strong, and Harold Ellis. wi ' Wm! ,Q W W' md 2 5 'Q . f lv C 1 iff SEATED: Linda Kelly, Kathy Lumm, Connie Flemings, and Nancy Edwards. STANDING: Ken Hewitt, Guidance Counselor. FRONT ROW: Glenda Conger, Jamie McFarland, Diane French, Connie Moore, and Shari Beagle. BACK ROW: Sheri Cody, Kay Gorley, Laura Long, and Lori Hitchcock. -www- xg' f IL.. JN I T A i 3 B I 2 , : l 3 ' 5. A 7 MEDIA STAFF: LEFT TO RIGHT: FRONT ROW: Penny Stritzke, Martha Nesbitt, Linda Watson, Michelle Anglin, Pam Stevens, Sherry Mag- gard, and Wendy Hamilton. LEFT TO RIGHT: BACK ROW: Mrs. Clay - Librarian, Ricky Stevens, Nette Caliman, Janie Livingston, Mark Harrison, Kris Dikeman, Beverly Fink, Gail Green, and Lisa Lynch. SCIENCE CLUB: LEFT T0 ROW: FRONT ROW: Pat Gruenberg, Paula Hawkins, Molly Kilkenny, Lori Sloctor, Tina May, Diane French, Leann Wickham, Jennel LaFremier, LaNelI Davis, and Vickie Smith. LEFT TO ROW: 2nd ROW: Monty McGee, Scott Peters, Jimmy Lewis, Doug Long, Robbie Powell, Marilyn Foley, Sherry Williams, Carolyn Jordan, Carol Roth, Sherry Buster, and Brenda Rowe. LEFT TO RIGHT: BACK ROW: Troy Compston - Sponsor, Mike Waugh, Marcus Bilinski, Dianna Hallett, Carl Gibson, Brad Park, Greg Utter, Howard Arm- strong, Stephanie Green, Allen Patteson, Nancy Moore, Kelly Hewitt, Cindy Landes, Margaret Rowe, and Phyllis Willis - Sponsor. Ironman Staff LEFI' T0 RIGHT: SEATED: Diana Ewers, Sheryl Cranor, Tubb Smith - Photographer, and Jo Holinsworth. LEFT T0 RIGHT: STANDING Vera Yirsa - Advisor, Karla Galley - Asst. Editor, Carol Roth, Molly Kilkenny, Paula Hawkins, Connie Moore. LEFT T0 RIGHT: TOP Tami Oler - Editor, Cody Patton - Photographer, and Sheri Beagle. Annual Staffp Keeping Memories Many people asked us if the 1978 IRONMAN was going to be different and better this year. We leave the answer up to you. The staff, this year, has worked and tried to capture all the moments that make high school a beautiful memory. We think of this annual as a cre- ation that brings back all the memories that made your years at NHS so unique. The making of this yearbook has become an important part of our lives these past months. And we find that bringing it to a close is much more difficult than beginning it. But as another year goes by, we know that another phase of our life has also passed. We wish to extend a heartfelt thanks to our Advisor, Vera Yirsa. Without her guidance and patience, this yearbook could have never been finished. lt was her sense of humor and encouragement that made us plunge forward with the impossible pages. We hope this edition of the 1978 IRONMAN will be memorable to you as it is to us. We also hope that as you climb through the years to reach the top, that you will look back at this book, the people, the places, and the times, and that it will hold memories that warm your heart, bring soft smiles to your lips and maybe even a tear to your eye. And we hope that as you close it, it will give you a renewed energy to face the world and make more beautiful memories. TAMI OLER Editor vi Students of the Month 1. September: Lynn Yirsa Zita Delmas 2. October: Howard Armstrong Dianna Hallett 3. November: Bryan Adams Melinda Orban X Qi Students of the Month 1. December: Kris Dikeman Sabra Dodson 2. january: Paul Landers Paula Hawkins 3. February: Lynise Landers Kelly Collins Students of the Month 1. March: Gretchen Beidl David Willis 2. April: Carol Roth Carl Gibson 3. May: Kim Guthrie Monty McGee Valedictorian Salutatorian Margaret Rowe Dianna Hallett 5 sf Jail 'r-: 1 I - '- wry 4 gf? if :ia gc? ii ' Qgfa ,? a f if wb W fdtf 5qg3 ,Q af G? E ao Sv? Q! nun. Mc 17 1 I -K mfr- We 'SQA 1 K -wf tffiie X , WWA' -x. Yi -wa' 39' wa ,L 5 , sl Tix ' af A , 4 ' V Mr. and Miss NHS, Lynn Yirsa and Melinda Orban Students of the Year Melinda Orban and David Willis State Honor Society SENIORS: LEFT TO RIGHT: FRONT ROW: Dianna Hallett, Howard Arm- strong, and Monty McGee. BACK: Linda Kelly, Kevin Putt, Margaret Rowe, and Carolyn Jordan. NOT PIC- TURED: Randy l-licks. ZW? ' SKY let' r C R t iffy M A rrey 5 , 3 if 3-'3'E.'-W if 71 it 4115 1 , K ' X Z JUNIORS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Jimmy Gibson, Paula Hawkins, Doug Long, and Cindy Landes. NOT PICTURED: Chipper Garrett. State Honor Society SOPHOMORES: LEFT TO RIGHT: SEATED: Lynise Landers, Sabra Dodson, Jennell LaFremier, Leann Wickham, Nadean Taylor, Nancy Pace, Diane French, Paula Hallett, Brenda Rowe, Sherry Buster, and Jo Holinsworth. STANDING: Jeff Roberts, Kelly Collins, Ross John- ston, Jerold Smith, and Tim Howell. FRESHMEN: LEFT TO RIGHT: FRONT ROW: Paul Landers and Kristen Hollister. 2nd ROW: Mir- anda Kelly, Stephanie Green, Nlar- ilyn Foley, Vickie Smith, Gina Johnson, and Janet Blum. 3rd ROW: Stuart Garrett, George Clark, Missy Lee, and Teri Wat- ters. Middle School Facult - ' , X Wm fl I , was is L 3 lil ,.., T I' abllfilfzfl, , CHESTER R. PRICE Principal KAY BAKER DARRELL BARNES JANET COBAT Special Ed. Counselor Arts and Crafts LETITIA COLE English CONNIE HATHCOAT Vocal Music I-is 'F V 'X'K. JUANITA CLARK ED CREECH MARGARET FISHER Social Studies Industrial Arts Aide iiiiuwaauswflb 5' CHARLOTTE HODGES JERRY HUNDLEY SHARON LEWIS Secretary Math English sf 1 JAN LONG SHIRLEY MORRISON Science and RE. Librarian I tif : -it , K S w X 2 N i 75 , L ,A - ,Y 1, ,li '-Qi s ., ,, ,gs ,. .M I ' K '3 'if sash e Z ill ff rr if it 'y ' I f 'fm-if -:QM ' ,iifi ' A ,G .1 . A H, Liii , LL' A' ' X .,,1.ii.,'L:. X , TOM PALMER JOYCE PARRISH Science Aide WILETTA PRICE DARRELL ROE CAROLANN STINNETT DANNY WARWICK Language Arts Athletics Math Language Arts and Social Studies , 1 1. , f, . 4, , , .. M J, 5' W1 .Ji 5, ,hc . ,tt ,iff 1 Ig I mf 4. - ' HJ V A' 'fs 5, , ,,. -- 1 , f V: fafsfzi 'dv . fs 4 ' ' 2 , .. 'T ' , , , ' A , ' . A ,, aeir' ' 'f li 2 221 P I ' w ' 41t',:J e mini' 2 ' . ,, -47 fl-.,, kLig.,if,i,,5H.' if AN, V J,,,y., v W V ' J , ,.,:,Ktj 3-gf' .: Q -'ij' ' . ,' 'yjiv , A V , A ,M--fiz1:g4'1 qrf -1 , '. 3, VL, 3,5.:.7V':-, ,mf ,,. new LEFT: Darrell Barners, Advisor. UP: Lesa Reed, Kath- leen Delmas, Angie Mudd. LEFT TO RIGHT: 1st ROW: Jeff Hodges, Kelli Bright, Diane Lan- ders, Starla White, Rac- helle Collier, Kelly Frau- enberger, Melinda Pat- ton, and Steve Arm- strong, 2nd ROW: Maria Downing, Debbie Gillespey, Michelle LaFremier, Carol Kil- Iion, and David Hunt- ington. 3rd ROW: Rob- bie Lewis, Steve Utter, Nicky Dodson, Trey Schwab, Richard Ross, Bobby Burkart, Chris Lee, and Todd Watters. OLLIE YELTON Home Ec and Science Doug Abel Shirley Adair Flonnie Adams Sandra Alford Sarah Allen Carissa Bilinski Julie Blanke Kathe Blanke Deanne Boydston Sandy Bray Jerry Bridge Kelli Bright Wesley Byslma Shelly Caliman Richard Cody Troy Collier Todd Cornett Lori Coyne Crystal Davis Lori Davis Katheleen Delmas Nikki Dodson Malcolm Downing Corey Dunn Jon Edwards Tim Ellis Russel Gibbs Debbie Gillespy Karen Gonzales Betsy Gorly Tami Harvey Daryl Hatcher Wanda Hewitt Malcolm Hill Darene Hindman Jeff Hodges Chuck Holinsworth Chris Howell Ginnette Howard Jeanie Howard Jerry Hubbard George Hughes 120 TOP LEFT: Rhonda Whitechurch TOP RIGHT: Carolyn Reschley BOTTOM LEFT: Kim Munkers BOTTOM RIGHT: Inger Larson BOTTOM: Tawn Smith Wayne Hughes Becky Hunter Billy Hunter Darla lnman Jackie Inman Tammi Jackson Brenda Johnson Susan Jordan Homer Kelly Michele LaFremeier Inger Larson Diane Lee FRONT ROW: Darla lnman, Jeri Par- rish, Debbie Gillespey, Kelly Bright, Wanda Hewitt, BACK ROW: Kathleen Delmas, Glenda Meister, Tim McGee, Kenneth Smith, Darrel Martin. l2l Robbie Lewis Diane Loftin Robert Mabry Tina Manry Teresa Marlin Daryl Martin Tracy Mayhew Bradly McWilliams Steve Miller Glenda Mister Julie Moore Kim Munkiers Sammy Orban Warren Parks Jeri Parrish David Pearsall Jackie Perkins Annie Pettit Thursey Peddett Mike Pierson Terry Postrach Carol Reshely Nancy Richard Susan Rowe Kathy Schlosser Mike Sears Julie Shearheart Jerold Shipley Carol Simons Kenneth Smith Tawn Smith Jody Starr Arletta Street Julie Sudderth Marvin Taylor Steve Utter 122 . ,gr , Pi QS' ,-no 4W CTS ir tt? Kevin Vaughn Glenn Webb Rhonda Whitchurch Barry Young Qx XX as l I A :W ei .' .. -we an-if-Q Coach George Lamberson, Jeff Hodges, Steve Utter, Kevin Vaughan, Tim McGee, Cecil Reeder, Chuck Hollinsworth, Todd Cornet, Tim Elis, Sammi Orban, Robert Mabrey. 2nd ROW: Kenneth Smith, Mike Workman, Mike Pearson, Steve Miller, Mitch Downing, Terry Pos- track, Troy Collier, Chris Howell, Doug Abel, Jon Edwards, Coach Roy Smith. 3rd ROW: Mike Hill, Jack Inman, Billy Hunter, Robbie Lewis, Jerry Bridge, Ricky Cody, Jerry Hubbard, Waren Parks, Nicky Dodson, George Hughes. FRONT ROW: Nancy Richards, Brenda Johnson, San- dra Alford, Gina Howard, Glenda Meister, Michele LaFrameir, Diana Lee, Kelli Bright. BACK ROW: Wanda Hewitt, Julie Sudderth, Darla Inman, Sandy Bray, Tracy Mahew, Julie Moore, Sheely Calaman, Cathaline Delmas, Debbie GileSDY, and Coach Darrell Roe. FRONT ROW Billy Hunter Nicky Dodson Waren Parks Wayne Hughes Jack Inman Darrel Martin BACK ROW: Coach George Lamberson Robbie Lewis Jeff Hodges Terry Postrack Steve Utter Mitchell Downing SammiOrban Chris Howell Mike Hill. Harlene Alford Eugene Beidl Jimmy Bell Roy Blanke Rodney Bowers Shelly Burgess Bobby Burkart Anita Chancey Rachelle Collier Sally Collins Carol Combs Tommy Conklin Kathy Cope Kenny Deal Randy Dye Regina Ellis Earl Farris Nikki Garrett Jeri Grant Patricia Haddock Tim Hallett Patty Harris Mike Hessong Jerry Hicks Judy Hicks Tammy Hicks Shawn Humphries Darrell Hundley Jimmy Hunter David Hunnington Teri Jackson Carla Johnson Jett Johnson Pam Juby Laurie Kelley Sondra Kellog Carol Killion Tami Kirby Randy Landes Randy Larmore Debra Long Terri Maggard Tracey May Brian Miller Dana Miller Eric Miller Connie Mitchell Steve Moor Angie Mudd Tina Nesbitt Robin Parrett Wayne Peace Robert Pendley Ronda Price Ronnie Price Joe Quinton 124 'tv 'QE f - th Grade If K it E? Q T' . . . g I N-A i l A : fL1 -'RN 1 :ii f '5 7th Grade Band Starla White Ed Wilson Tim Wilson Kent Winter Patty Workman I+, W, Lesa Reed Tammy Reeves John Remington Richard Ross Patty Roy Robbie Russell Joy Schlosser Trey Schwab Kevin Sears Brenda Simons Jeffery Speed Kim Speir John Sprague Tammy Starr Colleen Stipe Jeff Straw Allen Tatum Toni Taylor David Topping Richard Walters Jerry Watson LEF'I' T0 RIGHT: 1st ROW: Terri Nlaggard, Nicki Garrett, Connie Mitchell, Carol Killion, and Jeri Grant. 2nd ROW: Starla White, Toni Taylor, Kim Speir, Mick Hes- song, Rodger Hawkins, Sally Col- lins. 3rd ROW: Earl Farris, Darrell Hundley, Jimmy Bell, John Spra- gue, and Robby Pendley. 125 Alberta Adair Andy Allen Roger Ardrey Steve Armstrong Karen Baysinger Shelli Blagg Chuck Bellatti Kevin Boydston Jerry Brenton Judy Boren Susan Bright Lisa Burch Craig Carroll Pepper Coffman Troy Crupper Patricia Dennis Regina Dorsey Monique Downing Vicky Dye Charles Ewers Kelly Frauenberger Jennifer Green Nancy Hagebusch Corey Hamilton Jimmy Haynes Diana Hendricks Kris Hewitt Joy Heyer Kim Hicks Delana Hughes Jonathan Humphrey Virginia Hundley Mary lnman Calvin Jones Tony Jones Eddie Kaiser Susie Kellogg Lanette LaFremier Diane Landers Chris Lee Lawanna Link Brenda Long Tricia McCaskill Todd McGee Johnnie McGinnis Melody Majors Stanley Mason Kate Mitchell Richard Morris Melinda Patton Todd Pearsall Billy Perry Chris Pierson Clark Powell Donald Powell Rex Powell l26 6th Grade Lorraine Wright X Jeff Rains James Rames Shelly Floss Steve Rowe Eric Schwab Teri Seckler Ginger Smith Jetta Smith Frances Speed Shelia Stinnett Jenalea Sutton Eddie Taff Julie Tatum Chris Truesdell limi X Tammy Vaughn Angela Vicory Allen Watson Todd Watters Amy Wickham Jamie Whitchurch Mary Wilson LEFT TO RIGHT: 1st ROW: Todd McGee, Eric Schwab, Mary Wil- son, Joy Heyer, Patricia Dennis, Jenalea Sutton, Virginia Hundley. 2nd ROW: Nancy l-lagebusch, Janie Whitchurch, Kelly Frauen- berger, Shelia Stinnett, Tina Manry, Jetta Smith, Angela Vicory, Kate Mitchell, and Tricia McCaskiIl. 3rd ROW: Calvin Jones, Allan Tatum, Chris Lee, Donald Powell, Jimmy Haynes, Jerry Briton, and Kevin Boyston. 127 Long after we have graduated and departed Nowata, we will rememberp Our Little Town Company The Performance T. H. R0 LUMBER ' K' 0 '- '- , F ' X- ' we W , ,Q b my V ... M . b-1:-.sg : .. - - im a- R,-3 - 11' i V 1 fu I . if L? ZL, , 3, 6 . Q lh, L h Zi, X if k VB lm., ,awww ,w-ww adiwiflwm 617 East Cherokee 2 3 1944 A A 'A ,,., SSN viking-'Si eggs eb ' ry' QF' L E .L F e . i Q 1 ,..,.. ff , Jaw- ,, M f 1--1 . ff---W-+ uf N,.,mMwww-,V , ,...... .M-. . eeeee ' m m zif f i f 4 - - I zz- - 2- ,,- .- 5 Y 5 f Eff 5 Q red tq 11ibyFDlC 101 N. Maple 1 5 273-1 Let Yourself G0 to Pizza Hut 130 South Ash 273-1300 yr' 4' , , hiv I I I 7 ' ' VICTORY NATIONAL 101 East Cherokee 273-3442 4 BALFOUR CO W R Llerman Rep Supplying Commencement Announcements Club Rings 5829 N W 40th St Oklahoma Cnty OK 73122 HOME SAVINGS 84 LOAN ASSOCIATION Insured FSLIC Equal Housing Lender 112 West Cherokee 273 3636 O Senior Rings uf iirw- Q-w I 'I ' 'El' :u'isZ'.'h:! I lun lu '- ':'-1 -:LZ I. WOOD GLASS TRUST Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1978 PIERCE PIPE AND SUPPLY E Cieaning, Drifting, Testing Pulling Unit Service Casting Pulling AMT MER QU F- SOONER MOTORS 118 South MapIe 273 2367 BOB S DX 201 N Berrlah DELOBIS BEAUTY SALON 120 S Hnckory FAMILY BECBEATION 118 E Cherokee OKLAHOMA BEEF 84 PBOVISION Elm and Osage PANSY S BEAUTY SHOP 623 S Huckory OUALITY DISCOUNT 142 South Oak SHANNON S TBOPICAL FISH 415 Osage SILVEF1 SADDLE 519 E Cherokee WELL S LAND COMPANY 110 B N Maple 273 2099 273 2192 273 9936 273 1234 273 3260 273 2212 273 0814 273 9908 273 3281 - 7 ' . W, --1 i - 4 :J ,... Z' -'I1 ,ff - , .5 A BOB S GARAGE 4912, 273 1887 1 BROCK S IEWELRY P T 273 1770 106 W Ch DISAN ENGINEERING CORPORATION Electronics Manufacturing Firm 273-1636 Hg y 69 FAIRVEIW LANES 6 .fit .fa f Zi' v f- g f E I .1 2 V, if ff if vi, ' 1 1 36 V Ex V' E , il- F 3 EQA 273 2453 1406 E F x XF is Gigiigkiifgiv Gfnum new nw Crude Ol! fm. DURGHHSERS Purchases 273 1534 S9 W uw H E KETCHUM LUMBER 045 fn X. NBER LD LX g 9 7 ' 'D 2730336 2 N mo k in J 2 . airvei X 'txLkw Q. ,L ,Xi 1. X , A ,mm .X gli, M ' fy , ,.1v Y, K xg . ix L H as X wxihg , 3- X -I . In 5.1 3 K v' 'r R d w '0 'm'W MW-M-wmqh--.W-.22k1 O I ,, A V, y ,,,A 3, , x mV' ,, Q ' 3:4 - I V ,T-EIS' I f fig., ,, , XS ' - , , 3 ' V V V ff r ' g ' , J 21 or a LANDERS BROS. FOOD STORE Better Groceries 273-2162 136 South O k MARCUS MANUFACTURING CO 273 3035 501 N B NOWATA TEXTILE CARE CENTER Sp St I 273 1123 505 E Ch '53 Manufacturing Mens Fashion SI k 1 Compliments of Dry Cleaning and Laundry We ecialize in hir s Bill and The P - 0 t k 40 NOWATA GENERAL HOSPITAL Congratulations Seniors! 273-3102 321 S. Locust OSAGE NURSING HOME We Care for Tnose You Love 273 2017 725 W Osage RICHARDSON PROPANE CO anis USAGL NURSW1 HOME Heatlng Your ec? :li ,, 1 1 1 I ,, 1 h 1 I or 1 1' vis, I , I .I I I ' 31111111111 .., I 5 xg Ht I Q i I Q I t I B .1 I Irhrr f I 8 f A I 1 I 1 I I I FKA III A I I I I I . ,ls LETER - EI 5 . - K A , Home Pnommwe co - 2 2 I sese 2 eessee e,egeeeisess. W Q 273 0887 105 s Asn WW Professional Boosters H N Flora, D O G W Gibson, D C O L Grlgsby M D I L Gruenberg, D D I E Holcomb, D O H L Melster,O D I R Reld M D Acknowledgements Editor ln Chief Assistant Editor Photographers Ted Lane Portrait Center Lloyd Nlartln VIP Photography Mr and Mrs Wayne Fry Warllck s Charlotte Smlth Speclal Thanks Tam: Oler Karla Galley Denlse Smith Cody Patton Photography Color Plcture Use of thevr new home for many of our pictures Group Sports Plctures Photographs and Support I I I I I I I I I I I , I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I , I I SONIC Servuoe With the Speed ot Sound 273 3400 200 N Berman TITLE ABSTRACT COMPANY Prompt Mgr Lon R Shultz 273 0225 228 N Maple UNITED PLUMBING For All Your Plumbing Needs 273 1456 220 E Delaware Bonded - Reliable ,LIL . ,' ' ui 1 mums 3 1 z M x 55.5iIA.gf?4T'Q' ,,.,-,, ALLEN FARM AND BENIAMIN RANCH SUPPLY FUNERAL HOME 273 3777 273 2700 223 E Cherokee 144W Cherokee BLISS RESTAURANT CLARK HARDWARE 273 9929 273 3077 202 S Ash 318 N Maple COOK S DRIVE IN COURTESY PLUMBING 273 3308 273 1007 115 N Berrlan 830W Seneca A 44 llccluffo 315 S MAPLE DELTA MACHINE F H AKRIGHT AGENCY ELECTRIC COMPANY INSURANCE 273 1388 273 2700 317 South Maple 144 West Cherokee GARY S WELDING 273 2010 704 East Cherokee G LBERT S SHOES 273 3709 108 East Cherokee C ,t. t,r,to 273-2002 AGENCY 300 South Mississippi 1Q9 North Maple 1. N f'lQ....i Q I ,L I '. fs g NSQRQEN we ii HAYS HQUSE HICKS si NEELY INSURANCE V . . V . . . W V 'Y 'i 'lf '- g I f' ' 1 A ,v,., ' 'Kh, :E HOLT S NURSERY 1 Mule East Hlghway 60 A If APPLIANCES QQQTI I 6 L3 Whil ogl IOHNNY S ELECTRONICS 273 2875 115 North Maple SKELLY IOHNSON OIL COMPANY 273 2300 402 East Delaware IDEAL CAFE 273 1242 129 North Maple J I M I R? IS Sf Q-fb Q95 el Q95 xiwc Ri Iwi? MIM IOHNSON MOTOR CO 273 2400 401 East Cherokee Founded 1914 KEYSTONE PIPE AND SUPPLY COMPANY 011 Fleld Supplies Nowata Bartlesvllle 273 2770 316 East Cherokee I fL..................,....,,,,,,,,f,i ,f-A If - .,', :.r' V- iztst k,1L A if V Zif f , XV LVVV V K , ' -0 I 1 I , lsst sllrr A V I 4 1 I t lstr sl 1 rslt A llr 1' f I I I4 K HMACHINE 273 1058 816 East Cherokee SNOW S FLOWERS Flowers for All Occasrons Wedding Bouquets Corsages Cut Flowers Potted Plants Artlflclal Flowers Funeral Sprays 273 161 1 1 15 West Cherokee J39DgfQ'w3 tins KNFB RADIO STATION 94 3 FM 273 0620 110 North Maple it Wag J A MAIORS DAIRY DELL Congratulatsons Sensors of 1978 273 1079 612 East Cherokee ? gr ima MARTINS DEPT STQRE McKEE S SALES AGENCY MONTGOMERY WARD 116 E351 Cherokee 110 East Cherokee K .e, . ..,t,,,V. A f , . - 1 'ft I .,,, ' 9 2 - V v - , fum,-,. .11-,1-, ,ig guy 1. 1 ,, Yi ,f'e:1tzEWv-W ' 'Q -fifge If-f 4 E ' ' ' 1 ,,., M e,,.,, , ,,,,W,. M ,,,, , ., F, ' A 1 f ' - f - - V ' ' , H f f , - I-mziltaziizatr C52 VM 1 Km f, ,uwmsxwf-W I . 46 MILLER CONCRETE Ready Nllxed Concrete Correctly Proportloned 273 0915 225 S th O k NOWATA COUNTY SHERIFF S DEPARTMENT Congratulations Senlors ot 1978 NOWATA FEED 84 SEED 128S tl'tO K NOWATA AUTO PARTS Ouallty Name Brand Auto Parts to Keep All Your Car Systems G Q 273 3747 119 West on k Compliments NOWATA COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION NOWATA C-REENHOUSE FLOWERS d 273 2213 222S tl'tL t r of Flora Fax 273-O-428 We Send Flowers Worl wide ou A8 STATE FARM INSURANCE Agent Van Nlease u o Ire 1 e Casualty Office 273 0445 Home 273 1931 512 East Cherokee 9951535 W 'Q THE TRUNK Joan Prlce 273 2075 111 West Cherokee T84R MOTORS NC R A Taylor 273 1 105 South of Cnty S TACO BUB S 273 1911 302 East Cherokee TOWN 84 COUNTRY SUPERMARKET Open 7 to 11 Dally 273 2926 602 East Cherokee TREAT RITE WATER LABORATORIES 273 2265 201 East Delaware A T - F' - L'f X ' - . I , . , A llll i slttllttlsl sr s . O M ,. - l 'I kk ,,:,. I GX wk E'll H ' r'r-' f N I . ROBINSON'S PRINTING For All Your Printing Needs 273 3086 110 North Pine SHARPES DEPARTMENT STORE 273 3311 124 East Cherokee IOY SPRADLING ROTRARY DRILLING NC Oil Gas Exploratory Drilling 273 2520 102 North Elm SEARS All Home Appliances in Stock The Die Hard Battery in Stock 273-1 1 12 109 West Cherokee SMITH AUTO Supply and Service Paint and Body Shop New and Used Parts 273 2242 Hwy 169 North cHAMPi6 ,nl-L STANDARD AUTO PARTS 273 3460 308 East Cherokee - ST NDAR no IA O TURNER BROTHERS Wholesale and Fletall Meats Custom Butchenng 273 1829 123 East Osage Compllments 273 9937 111 East Cherokee WESTCO Home Furnlshrngs 273 1250 11O West Delaware TIRE CITY Tlres Batteries an Accessories Now Located ln Claremore VIP PHOTOS Lloyd Nlartln Senior Specials Copies Commercual Black and Whlte Special Prints South of Cnty 6 Males on 169 WARLICK STUDIO For All Your Photographic Needs 273 0325 118 North Maple . By of ' u-SAVE-MART P9'1'allS'WefdmQ?' I NOWATA NURSING HOME NOWATA MACHINE WORKS NM INC B II H 273 2236 5 E J 273 2204 419 N th EI NOWATA MOTOR COMPANY 273 3295 273 3121 PATTON TIRE AND APPLIANCE 273 1969 OTASCO E Ch 2730115 107E Ch Owners: Mr. and Mr . ' i arris n V m 16 T De'aWa'e and Oak NOWATA PHARMACY I Owner: Bruce Campbell 201 t k ast eroke Goodbye Goodbye doesn't mean forever, Goodbye doesn't mean we'II never be together again. If you look for me, and I'm not there, i won't be long away, because the things we did, wiii bring us back together again. M ,, ,,,, 6 vu--nn..-Q, ,-- ----....,.,,,m 32 J Q., I W J .,, I 3 M A i