Okmulgee High School - Torchlight Yearbook (Okmulgee, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 206 of the 1967 volume:

vw 4 I X A X K A .1 W X 2 , wk 46 f Q W W f , X X , TDRCHLIGHT 301' 5Hose WHO ix i 1 i - . gal.. '?i1Qv:3Q w.,.g- 5j'nJx 1V 5:25-2- .g'!!s,fg -. M 1, E gancy Coloring Bocas fda? 5 3 Life at Okmulgee High School is a kaleidoscope of color. It ranges from the pop tests on blue Mondays to bright red Fridays, with pep assemblies and football games, The '67 Torchlight has captured these moods of the colorful events of this mem- orable year. Students were kept busy with academic preparation for the future. Discovering new friendships and cheering weeks. However, school activities lingered on the fringes of learning, infiltrating and becoming a part of education. The Journalism staff proudly presents for your pleasure The Torchlight Colors ing Book. Crayons ready - 1et's begin, 4 Brock Memorial Spectrum of Color Table of Contents Student lHe AdmhHsUaHnn Facuhy Urganizahons Persunalhies Classes Sports AdverHsing HigH1igHts Our SCHQQI ir -Q 3 it V 7 5 f r Him The lolly Red Giant Ili lllimulgee Hi 6 Action Bulldog Style .Where The Big Red Uperates 7 KK f X Y Ji QD .T P XZQQQ ' ' f Homecoming 'f.'.- f 1 w .i5i5Q DLL A ,guita- 1 A Vivid SplasH of Color Color Us Striving today for tomorroW's goal, the Okmulgee High student realizes that the efforts he expends now make his tomorrows more meaningful. He knows that he lives in a world of constant change, and in order to keep up with change and be a successful citizen, he must prepare himself now. To help the student prepare himself, Okmulgee High offers many courses: academic courses to prepare the student for professions, and vocational courses to aid the student who plans a career in business and industry. 5omorrow's Headers -TTB c,.,.4 ' L Q Aa, 'Ns'-5,5 ., , -.MM1 .5 I Each student should graduate with full knowledge of the everyday trials of life as Well as the challenges of the future. A background of basic education, strong determination, courage, and an inquiring mind are mandatory to do this. As one passes from door to door peering in at students busy studying and listening to instructors, the meaning of education is ever more evident. School is preparation for tomorrow. School gives responsibility to those students who are mature enough to shoulder the Weight of learning. 5He Eively Gnes f--'-- W-LS 4: N, .f . , , A ,,,,- N Sei 5642 Pace V1 E jx Days at Okmulgee High School are busy. Never before in our school days have we been exposed to such a hurried routine. The rushing in the halls between classes, the last minute cramming for tests, the everyday hustle-bustle of school life becomes an accepted Way of living to the Okmulgee teenager. ew.. 7 -f -.-.. Sw f- -wig 't .. . . ...W . ik. j , v Ffa-1-K ' However, learning is not all derived from books and teachers. We learn about responsibility, character, and about how different people react to different situa- tions. Sometimes we are happy, some- times We are sadg but all the time We are exposing ourselvs to some of the problems that will confront us in the future. I3 The students of Okmulgee High School enjoy and participate in many different school activities. These activities provide a time and place for students to get to know each other better and learn the spirit of co-operation through team- work in sports, music, debate, or any other school activity. It is the' united effort that achieves the ultimate goal rather than the accomplishment of any one individual. These activities help to create a stronger school spirit. For example, a loud united pep club inspires the team to work more successfully which causes the pep club to cheer even louder. Contrast Motivates Student fife James R. Frazier Superintendent Board of Education Directs School The Board of Education has the responsibility for the proper organiza- tion and operation of our city schools. With full support of the Board, an outstanding faculty, and the coopera- tion of the citizens of Okmulgee, our schools strive to achieve the epitome of education and to offer full opportun- ity for learning to all students. The Board of Education with its present organization has the following membersg left to right, DeRuse Coop- er, Alvin Wiggs, James R. Frazier, Earl Buchanan, Clell C. Warriner, and seated. Carlisle Mabrey, president. Not pictured is Jim Bill Wise. Associating and working in coopera- tion with the superintendent of schools is Okmulgee High School's principal, Mr. Richard M. House. Under his leadership, direction, and understanding, our high -school gains wide recognition for the accomplishments of its students. Miss Rena Gionta, our school regis- trar, helps with organization and proce- dure in the main office. Beverly Presser Counseling and guiding students in the daily decisions confronting them is a demanding task which Okmulgee High counselors readily accept. Pro- fessional advice for teen problems is the counselor's concern. Suggestions 'concerning college or vocational 'place M ment after graduation are offered h A5 through these trained personnel also. I. D. Henry Guidance Counselor Counselors Advise Students 3 at x Anna B. T1u'ner Melvin Skelton Girl's Counselor Boy's Counselor I9 Xian A .... - .Ai::v ' lr Doris Lowery Librarian smnts often get behind on replac- books to the shelves. e fearn Hmm tHe Qreai lUealiH of Boobs Students cheek-out books from the library for use in all subjects. Anna B. Turner Nancy Atkinson Lavern Cherry Chairman And furthermore. . . Connie Karlak Katheryn Kurtz Doris Lowery Audis Moore David Parker 22 eff' Q Del-Wood Clay Harriett Davis Mary Ellen Harper Hazel Hayley fanguages Qffer Cultural 5nricHment Gerry Pugsley Florene Smith Vesta Stone 23 E John Towr Y W'11' B 11 Chairman 1 lam 9 ,ffl s if 1, Lela Davis W. S. Ray JESS Shfifl Adeline Shroyel' Christine Criner is proud of the , ,,,, fino work displayod in her mo- Jumor high math classes lnclude such basics as work with bile' another. of the geometry fractions. Christmas projects 24 inside story. riyhmc :MV Science Encourages Discovery Malgggirgglgnan Rut Joe Lesley Gerald Mastin Jeryl Watson 25 Dissecting helps sophomores discover the gateway to Sxploration 11 Farmer J. D. Wesley i Jean Barnes Ruth Byrd Guy Carr Charles Cruce Bill Fleischman Maydean Howell Robert Jamison Dan SU1iV3Y1t Clete Henke n 5 Chairman t Oklahoma History students learn locations of historic sites CC 77 Stuctents Study History in tHe Matting A,-fs' V X W. Should I debit this or credit it? Jeff Gillum works on a practice set given to all bookkeeping students. And I thought this Wag a snap course. Raymond Waltrip Chairman Velina Baker Sharon Ridenour Preparation for Business ffeacfqrs 27 4 Glen Lang it . Just think! Judith Gauger has created her first master piece anrihtxhappened right here in O.H.S. Humanities Highlighted in Music and Ari fo Art Developes a sense of artistic creativity and broad- ent the individuals concept of the beauty around him. 28 This could be the beginning for Fred Stratton as a model. Deb- bie Markham and Bill McCarty have been hard at work too as you can see by Debbie's picture. K9 Pa The Okmulgee High School Band received almost as many new instruments this year as they did honors. xxmq XL 'TVX fi l 29 Floyd Moyer Mary Lou Finley -...,.-. Aletrice Ross and Videll Grayson test their cooking skills. Advise and Consent could be used here as a fitting caption. Debbie Jordan and Mrs. Calhoun seem to be discussing that momentous first zipper. E L . Va Cl?g'?rS3i1hOun Viola Brotherton We 5rain to Hill the Needs o' a Home Melvin Skelton Carl Scott Wanda Legako Jerry Clack, Chris C o s t e l l O,Char10g Dalton, and D a n n y Brumfield work out in 6th period athletics. K we .. CWM ,...........-........-. S ? Q? Regina Everrett displays her agility in a knee- shoulder stand with assistance from Mary Barksdale. Hulfilling A eect 301' Hitness 31 X x ,Tr it X x X f Q ah Chairman Johnny Ingley is certainly working hard to make drill, While Mr' Hodge Oversees' this finished product the best. Danny Cornsilk seems to be con- centrating quite hard on that J. students, Jim Bulp, Grace Brumfield and s Carr, study the elements of good business Lctices as pointed out by instructor, Harley rsey. Harley Kersey Clifford Ritch l x 5 5 . I . 1 .fs Torchlight papers coming fresh b off the press will be distributed to high school and elementary students before the close of the he day. V 'ml Linotype operator, David Horn, learns the skill of the trade- Stuctenfs 5rain 301' Uocational jobs 33 Q 5 r .. The Okmulgee High stage band doesn't appear to be playing thc strictest attention to Mr. Moyer and his last minute instructions. X fl! ,fm fit vf f I s rt Beaming percussionists are Ronnie Mathis, Richard Bryant, Dav- id McC1endon, Curtis Rooney, Robert Powell, and Alan Hicks. Grganigations Aim for Qndivicfual ilnierests Okmulgee and Ilenryetta, hnntls' combine forces in a salute to Oklahoma during half- time entertainment. 35 OKMULGEE HIGH SCHOOL BAND - Row one, left to right1.C. Bone, T. Kirkbride, N. Hill, J. Wilson, L. Hardridge, G. Neal, S. Scott, A. Waller, M. Blanchard, J. Brown, J. Shackel- ford, M. Soule, M. Martin, S. Bogard, V. Barnes and D. Reeve. Second rowg V. Mitchell, D. Vinck, P. Clingan, S. Smith, C. Casey, L. Riker, C. Banard, J. Scott, B. Stone, J. Dunham, G. Banard, M. Stone, J. Thompson, L. Greenhaw, T. Chapman, A. Baldischwiler, P. Simms, P. Bo- guski and Y. Simms. Third row: R. Smith, P. Loursen, K. Stevens, N. McCarty, S. Weller, J. Brown, G. Smith, R. Clarkson, C. Doan, F. Harlan, R. Moyer, M. Sanders, R. Belford, J. Moore, D. England, C. Kinzer, R. Savage, C. Arford, T. Shackelford, P. Cotner, A. Taylor, D. Wadley and D. Wool- verton. Fourth row: D. Jackson, S. Price, J. Leckie, R. Reeve, J. Brydges, J. Ellis, D. Mc- Murray, R. Flood and R. Dimmick. Standing: R. Bryant, R. Mathis, D. McClendon, R. Powell A. Hicks, C. Roney, and R. Dillard. Band Sntertains Qans Okmulgee High Majorettes are, left to right. Melinda Blanghard, Peggy Simms, Linda Hardridge and Terresa Kirkbride. 36 l , The Okrnulgee High School Band, a under the direction of Mr. Floyd Moyer. is one of the finest high school bands in the state of Oklahoma. Each member of the band deserves i - ' praise for the effort that is put forth p f 'lp n ,, , ,i,:, .. ,. , to make the band outstanding. Each giljl H, F1 6 student must sacrifice a considerable 'I fhilft f , ' i amount of ersonal time and effort in fi yy! , Sift' I ' p Q, I . 31 , 2 E 3533151 gg gibaihe the band an accomplished ' ' ,V ' L-f 5 5 gy The band in the past has taken part 4 I, I' in many important events, and this com- ! 6, ,A U v t 2 ing summer will participate at the In- Q f 0 , iv Niki ' if ternational Lions Convention being held L -- 'ii 1: Q -M 1 A to the community of Okmulgee as well as to Okmulgee High School. 4 4 7 7 Contests 5ntered'Contests Won Jw a v '- . g, -1' Sue Scott Alan Miusall Gaines Neal 37 First Hour Chorus Class - Front row, left to right: J. Perkins, M. Evans, C. Vander- pool, S. Sadler, M. Magrini, T. Scott, and P. Phillips. Second row, B. Adams, D. Knight, J. Rucker, S. Byrd. V. Summers. Third row: K. Ballard, D. Elliottt, T. Webb, N. Joslin, E. Finn, L. Sharp, E. Soulc, C. Heredon. Fourth row, R. Alsip, M. Howard, D. Waldroop, E. Ray, B. Sharp, S. Riley, S. Gordon, P. Woods J. Lee. Fifth row, D. Turner, R. Penn, L. Scott, E. Boles, J. Wittman, C. Fox, K. Kurtz. I Keynofes and Harmonaires E E E Harlmonaires are as follows, Row one, left to right: Ronnie Alsip, Richard Kelly, Dennis Vickers, Larry Scott, Bill Sharp, Roger Cri- ner, and Johnny Barger. 38 Sixth Hour Chorus - Front row, left to right: Jackie Baker, Jennifer Hardwick, Karen West, Edith Kinzey, Nancy Don, Deb- by Markham, and Karen Cummings. Second row, Edith Hancock, Mary Slape, Barbara Woolverton, Ingrid Waldroop, Sandy Tooth- aker, Linda Holmes, Jenny Castin, and Shir- ley Bannon. Third row, Becky Perry, Chi- quita Brewer, Beverly Green, Connie Mason, Entertain School a Sandra Rhodes, Mary Graham, and Marvena Pelt. Fourth row, Kathy Wright, Teresa Pelt, Janette Mason, Linda Rhodes, Terry Hicks, Lizzie Ackers, and Jane Adler. Fifth row, Deanna Howell, Nancy Hill, Kathy Alexander, Donna Evans, Amy Scott, Jac- quetta Arnold, Vickie MeGown, Debby Len- ox, and Adonia Adams. nd Community Keynotes are as follows, Row one, left to right: Jenny Castin, Linda Shir- ley, Deborah Knight, and Marlene Evans. Row twor Linda Holmes, Eileen Finn, and Berna Elliott. Row three: Sandra Rho- des, Teri Scott, Judy Dil- lon, and Norma Joslin. Row four: Deborah Len- ox, Kathy Wright, and Julia Wittman. 39 Q - ff l ll N at 1. NK Thlrd Hour Chorus Left to mght Row Cynthla Turnbull Donna Eaton Debble Ster 0110 V1Cky LOWeI'y Laneet Johnson Char ner and Pamela Brashers Thlrd row James 1999 Henry Linda Checotah Sara Beth Rlchardson Rlchard Kelly Jacky Myers Rlley Margle Baldwm and Mary Mason Sec Ronnle Alllson Jerry Marshall D3V1d Ross ond row Ross Schrameck Mary Elements Bllly MHPFIS Bobby Wlllxams John Barger Tome Kub Lynn Wllllams Sharon Smlth and Roger Crlner I Third hour chorus - Front row, left to right: Kathryn Campbell, Betty White, Karen Debbie Slapc, Linda Bridgman, Pamela Vid- Bethel, Mary Houck, Karen Sanger, Jean ricksen, Nancy Jones, Brenda Ross, Robyn Bilbro, Sherry Smith, Lois Snow, Shirley Stephens, Debbie Davis, Linda Payne, Kathy Adkins, and Karen Robinson. Kaltenbach, and Virginia Nash. Back row, 5Hespians Work Zoward goal Thespians are from left to right, row one: Ricky Baugh- man, Gene Rawlings, Max Burn, Leigh Culbreath, and Ricky Bryant. Second Row: Teri Brock, Cynthia Taylor, Linda Fowler, Debbie Martin, Kathy Parker, Barbara Bannon, Nancy Thomason, and Tera Sue Goodno. 41 Thespian Society officers are from left to right: President Terri Brock, Vice-President Ricky Baughman, Treasurer Kathy Parker, Secre- tary Barbara Bannon. SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL - Row one, left to right: Lizabeth Brydges, Karen Cov- erdill and Lizzie Acker. Row two, J an Colombin, Sandy Toothaker, Bill Martin, Steve Crutchmer and Eileen Finn. Row three, Connie Mason, Jimalee Chance, Jerry Clack, Scotty Myers, H if iVi 1 ' ' . .Jf5.f,Z'f5'f'f5fff,f I I nf' ,Let i .2 1' 1 1 ,If .ff 9ffw??,if f'l,4f'f'f1'i f ' .. pi ir ,Qi-.ff ,f. p,1 14,fft I af if if 'fy ':'vlf,g'y'ffff?ff'Z4ffpA' 1 9,4-iff, 35 gQQ27Q'ffQff' 4 ' ,Jani qi -- .L ,-,qs 0 ,sqkififif ,:'f aff!! . X 1-all +',l ,au Ealiglv .,, , , . tif' - X .- , t g - - ff If I The Student Council is a body of stu- dents representing all of Okmulgee High School. At the first of the school term, one member is selected from each advi- sory to be a member of the council. Each member takes an active part in helping to regulate school activities. The president leads the student body in the flag salute and the vice-president reads a passage f ro m the Bible at the start of each school day. This past year Okmulgee High School was h o s t to the State Student Council Convention, held November 17, 18, and 19. More than five hundred representa- tives and their sponsors gathered in Okmulgee for this state meeting. Norma Hamby and Max Burn. Row four, E- laine Soule, secretary, Teri Scott, Peggy Camp- bell, Amy Scott, Jenny Castin, Larry Parker, Bill Scott and Chris Costello, vice-president. Standing, Fred Henke, president, Mr. I. D. Hen- ry, and Mr. Richard M. House, school principal. Oamulgee High Hosts f ' I gy K Y -1 ,Q - . I E.: f Q ,EEHFQM I X . a -::, : ,z ,M . '. :,'v:f:-I. A .Qi . yr N ' , KW A -s. W x K, '6 AH- ' 'dx' f I ws, 'Y 1 3' Discussing plans for the convention are: Lizbeth Brj state secretaryg Marilyn Mabrey, housing chairman, Henke, president, Teri Scott, state treasurer, and Costello, vice-president. 42 Fred Henke, Student Council president, makes l1iS welcome to the delegates. Several places of honor at the head table Weie fill ed by O. H. S. Students. State Stuctent Council Convention --ll Donneva Tallant, Marilyn Mabrey, Linda Brewer, and Judy days O Dillon in the foreground, are busy registering students for the Student Council Convention. 43 QR xr 5 K' Flags were the prominent feature in Okrnulgee the f the convention. Guest speaker, Dr. George E, Mathis of Colo- during an interesting and informative session rado, addresses student council represent- of the convention. atives and sponsors from across the state oung Council gets Sxperience -Q Jr. High Student Council - Row one, left to right: Rusty Belford, Jerry Stanley, Kent Powers, Mark Fidler and Tim Rea. Row two, Melinda Schumacher, Jan Castin, Janis Milroy, Marsha Day and Tom King. Row three, June Her- iman, Vicky Horn, Sara Riley, Janet Pugsley, Eileen Sni- der, and Pamela Simons. Row four, Fred Jefferies, Dan Joslin, Doug Forman, Rusty Milroy, Adrian Self, Carl Wood and Terry Cotner. Standing, Mr. I. D. Henry, Marnie Myers and Mr. Richard House. 44 Jr. High council officers, Rusty Belford and Marnie Myers meet for a moment before the council session gets underway. .fm Q' - ' 4. U K ' Drill Team - left to right: Cheerleaders, ent, and Vicky Snider. Row Three: Margaret Barbara Bannon, Linda Fowler, Nancy Clarkson, Jill Ostrander, Kathy Kurtz, and Judy Wilson. Row One: Becky Perry, Mar- lene Magrini, Ruth Ann Ingram, Tera Sue Goodno, Norma Joslin, Judy Dillion, Marilyn Mabrey, Sue Burnett, Jenny Rucker, Linda Maledon, Ann Robin-son, Cathy McMurray, and Janie Ayler. Row Two: Linda Quinlin, Susan Riley, Deanna Rucker, Marvena Pelt, Terry Hicks, Lee Ann Bailey, Donneva Tal- Burd, Cindy Vanderpool, Linda Powell, Kathy Parker, Pat Quinlin, Jenny Hard- wick, Rhoda Jensen, Sharlet Tomlinson, Christine Criner, Sharon Waller, and Linda Brewer. Row Four: Eileen Finn, Terri Brock, Thompson, Cindy Miller, Diana Wiggs, Shir- ley Bannon, Becky Fidler, Theresa Pelt, Kathy Shirley, Margo Uri, Cynthia Taylor, and Theresa Farmer. Cheeting Dheir Deam 50 Victory .Q ,.,,...,. . , x X ' W .. , 8 sw. is fr ,gi ,SJ K wwf' its Q. :K JA , ' hw C J ffiiff 5555? k Officers of the Senior High Pep Club are left to right: Judy Dillon, vicc-president, Marilyn Mabrey, president, Jenny Rucker, secretary, Sue Burnett, tresgurerg and Norma Joslin, reporter. ,f 275 J Pep Club Around Okmulgee High School when loyalty is being spoken of, always one organization can stand out with pride, the Pep Club. A good club demands much work, time, energy and expense, which these girls readily accept as they volunteer their services. They are truly loyal to Okmulgee High School because they par- ticipate consistently in all school activ- ities, lending the spirit of loyalty and enthusiasm to all who attend. Working on assemblies and posters, and long practices of the Drill Team are also a part of their responsibilities. The vivacious exuberance we have all wit- nessed at the games is the result of the efforts these young ladies have given to this organization. The Drill Team is an organization of girls who support all school sports while providing half time activities at football and basketball games. Spirited cheerleaders are from left Kurtz, Linda Fowler, Nancy Clark- to right: Barbara Bannon, Kathy son, Judy Wilson, and Jill Ostrander W N WW-W . 46 E A S. Ju W i Let's go Bullpups! The Junior High Pep Club boards a bus for an out of town game. Bacaing 5fie Bulldogs Junior High Cheerleaders are from left to right, back row: Marnie Myers, Phyllis Ballard, Shelly Drake, Pam Simons, Dianne Will- iams, Gaylene Leake. Pep Club Officers are from left to right: Kathy Kaltenbach, Janet Pugsley, Sarah Riley, and Marilyn Martin. 47 Pep assemblies do much to boost Junior High mo- rale, and this one was no exception. Decemlier Brings A Christmas Play Bill Martin, Max Burn, Ricky Baughman and Kathy Parker move through their parts in the Christmas Play. This Strange Night presented by the third hour speech class was a suc CBSS. Seniors Act 911 Ufife with gather The Day family takes time out for a family portrait. Standing are Larry McGilbra and Max Burn. Seated are left to right: Gene Rawlings, Marilyn Mabrey, Rickey Baughman, and Danny Laub. 48 Marilyn Mabrey and Rickey Baugh- man portray Mother and Father in Life With Father. -Ill-ug lively ones meet with Father Moynihan to a hint on how to transform and marry off y. Teens left to right are: R a n d y Holleman, pe Fitzgerald, Britt Smith, and Theresa Farmer. Encouraging Jenny to try the art of makenlp to help make her date bait was b o t h fun a n d worthwhile. uniors Present enny Kissed Me Junior play cast members gather on stage for instructions in preparation for the opening night premiere. Cast mem- Mary Ellen Harper bers are, left to right: Janice Fitzgerald, Eileen Finn, Jenny Faculty Director Rucker, Britt Smith, Randy Holleman, Norma Joslin, Brent Barnes, Sue Scott, Theresa Farmer, Bea Atkins, S h ar o n Bogard and Gaines Neal. 49 2. Junior Classical League members are, first row, left to right: Rita Spoon, Miriam Young, Deborah Lenox, Martha Canfield, Friends, Romans and 001111- Jenny Castin, Jane Shackelford, Joyce Conway, Charlene Hen- trymen. , , ry, Pat Churchill, and Connie Mason. Second row, Connie Bone, Kay Spring, Brenda Ross, Curtis Doan, Rebecca Stone, Bar- bara Walker, Marnie Myers, Nancy Don, and Robert Moyer. Third row, David Young, Roger Hamby, Allan Hicks, Rich- ard Bryant, Darrell Hunt, John Brydges, Robert Dimmick, and Cal Cinzer. j,C.E, Promotes Cultural Activities Ak N The Roman chariot was the J. C. L.'s Junior Classical League Officers are first row, left HOITIGCOITUUS Parade entry. to right: Richard Bryant, Curtis Doan, Nancy Don, Rita Spoon, and Rebecca Stone. Second row, Robert Moyer, Cal Kinzer, Jane Shackelford, Kay Spring, and Deborah Lenox. 50 Spanish Club - Front ' C. Casey, K. Morrow, D. Swallow, S. Bo gard, C. Brown, M. Mann, Heath, T. Bil- eck, A. Robinson, K. Cummings, L. Don, D Bryant, P. Arnold, D. Reeves, S. Waller, D. Thoms. Secon-d row: D. McClung, F. Harlan S. Magrini, E. Cummings, D. Loftin, K. Bell C. Boyd, J. Brown, J. Leitka, D. Scott, D Sterner. Third row: A. Gurney, D. Burns, J. Manning, M. Martin, P. Ballard, S. Waller, T. Murray, G. Creason, W. Spears, J. H. Car- ' 9 ' ! Simons, E. Snyder, S. Shelton, L. Morton, L Snow, C. Arford, R. Belford, P. Simms, P Clingan. Fourth row: G. Bailey, A. Adams K. Andrina, J. Schlather, B. Atkins, L. Quin- lan, S. Smith, L. Hightower, C. Criner, C Miller, D. Thompson, C. Carney, S. MeGown D. Reese, D. Forman J. Reese, S. Ornelas J. Clarckson, E. Daniels, C. wood, w. srewl art, R. Taylor, B. Doane. y Spanish Club - Front Row, left to right: L. Bobbit, V. Barnes, F. Waits, D. VanStrat- T en, K. Sanger. Second row: A. Rivera, R. Parks, R. Fite, D. Joslin, L. Furer, N. Nick- erson, M. Clements. Third row: L. Milburn, M. Bailey, A. Self, T. Stanley, L. Phillipa, M. Mason, P. Montague, L. Williams. 51 . ,. Spanish Club officers are from left to right: Terry Rawlings, secretary, Johnny Reese, treasurer, Angel Riv- era, president, and Louise Stekoll, vice-president. Sr. High FHA - Row One, Left to Right S. Ray, J. Boker, and L. Bobbut. Row Two: T. Thomas, D. Bryant, P. Arnold D. Thrower, J. Bricoe, and Mrs. Calhoun. Row Three: L. Acker, J. Farrirnond, S. Sad- Over the goal-line for a n o t h e r touch-down comes Gail Freeman. ler, R. Spoon, G. Freeman, J. Wilson, D Thames, and G. Hodges. Fourth Row: M. Biddle, B. Freeman, D. A- kers, J. Lee, C. Kubicck, B. Biddle, M. Al bison, and D. Evans. 3.H.A. Has Active ear l! f. ill -...L..,, Ng PF: FHA Dream Home won best all around float in the Home- coming Parade. 52 Coach Jamison and his hefty players seem to be having their doubts, but give those jeans one more tug anyway, Sandy. Lovely Terry Ballard poses for the camera. 'WD New QKKQS ...oi af, :si ig 5 vs? JR. HIGH FHA-Front row seated, left to right: Club mother, Mrs. Bilbro, Dorothy Reeve, Jane Sliackelford and Miriam Young. Back Row standing, Betty White, Joyce Conway, Debbie Davis, Veronica Walston, Pam Vidticksen, Morris FHA conductress, Morris FHA installing officer, Janet Lenox, Jean Bilbro, Barbara Conway, and Nila Nick- erson. 53 Viola Brotherton Jr. High FHA Sponsor Xu Torchlight newspaper staff members are left ing, Doug Hamilton, Karen Nash, Linda to right, seated: Janet Wallace, Brenda Ri- Micheau, Ruth Dillard, Barbara Bannon, and kard, Connie Kiker, Debbie Swallow, Becky Ronnie Shumacher, editor-in-chief. Carney, Linda Pliley, and Mary Rose. Stand- Reporters Keep Students Qnformeci .....-sr'T.'f- Ronnie Schumacher Newspaper Editor ,Q-- -1 4. 0915.69 Torchlight yearbook staff members are left Standilig, Cathy MCMUTFY, CHFOI Myers, to right, seated: Sharon Sadler, Jo Ann Far- Aletriee ROSS, Pat WUS011, Ffedla Llbby, rimond, Peggy Kaltenbach, Vicki Snider, Judy Davis, Kathy Parker, Kellie Pine, and Connie Fox, and Videll Grayson, editor. BGCKY Cline- earfioole Staff Creates a Memory Boole P36444 ,N V S .I I.','.1.j-1 i V Videll Grayson Yearbook Editor 1 H l Weight lift Glllh Mike Patterson proudly exib- its his pressing abilities. Tom Smith Weight Lifting member prac- tices shoulder shrugs. l Don't Breathe! Activities 3or Everyone Chess Club Members improve their skills by Many members learn to play chess by competing against each other meetings. watch ing others. 56 it O Clufi.. 301' 5Hose who Sxcel 911 Athletics 0 Club officers are from left: Gene Rawlings, secretary, Alger Flood, president, Mike Trim, vice president, and Jim Conley, sergeant at 8.I'I1'1S. O Club members are from left to right, first row: Doug Hamilton, Tom Vanderpool, Mike Trim, Steve Crutchmer, Jim Conley, Ray Penn, Alger Flood, and Terry Ballard. Second row: Dale Graham, Bill Scott, Tony Rivera, Gene Rawlings, Brent Barnes, Doffy Candler, Chris Costello, Tom Strode, and Danny Brumfield. Third row: Mike Patter- son, Bob Carter, Terry Rawlings, J. T. How- ard, Tom Smith, Pat Bell, Bruce Wall, Jerry Clack, Charles Dalton, and Randy Dugger. Fourth row: Phil Brown, Jim Frederick, Pete Coser, Jim Langdon, Scotty Wolf, R. E. Hamby, Doug Lewis, Steve Moyer, Bob Hud- kins, and Doug Hudkins. Fifth row: Coach Dan Sullivant, Gary Lopez, Bob McKinney, Ch a rles Brashier, Neil Acker, George McCurdy, Mike Lane, Steven, Dillon, and Don England, Sixth row: Coach Charles Cruce, Dickie Walton, Mike Perkins, Terry Moore, Kenneth Bridgeman, John Hightower, Jan Colombin, and John Lovett. Seventh row: Coach Carl Scott, Coach Melvin Skelton, James Caywood, Bob Devore, Tom Chapman, Everett Rea, Larry Collins, and Perry Harkrider. 57 Vocational Industrial Clubs of America mem- bers are first row from left: Lloyd Holland, Bill McCormack, Larry Catlett, Larry Simp- son, George LeGrand, James Arnold, Donnie Vaughn, James Eaton, Mike Sprouse, Stan- ley McKay, and Allen Vaughn. Second row: Nina Ussery, Belinda White, Connie James, Linda Akers, Debbie Jordon, Iris Carr, Diane Penn, Karen Leak, and Elma Lewis. Third 1 I row: Ronnie Sanders, Royce Whittman, James Reynolds, John Foley, Raymond Cline, Larry Patterson, Gary Kelly, James Clev- enger. Harley H. Kersey and Clifford Ritch, instructors and club sponsors, are not pic- tured. Other club members not pictured are as follows: David Horn, Mark Jordan, Paul LeGrand, Earl Milligan, Richard Riley, Nick Peeler, Ronnie Alsip, and James Caywood. flnspireci By Qnciustry VICA member, Grace Brumfield, ob- seryes bacteria through the microscope while Working at the clinic. . a ,-v W , x . rf. VICA officers are from left to right: Karen Coverdill, president, James Bulp, secretary Grace Brumfield, reporter, Royce Whittman state vice-president, and Karen Leak, vice president. Three talented pianists, Barbara Adams, standing, Leah Sharp, and Elaine Soule were busy performers in Fin1ey's Follies. ,K ,li N6 M 3 lui 'f . Dressed in dashing blue and White cowgirl clothes J acquetta Arnold and Vicki MeGoWn sang Don't Fence Me In in Finley's Follies. Old West Comes Alive in Hollies teria Staff Cafe Cafeteria Staff Members prepare nourishing meals for students. They are left to right: Lillian Blakemore, Rosalena Withan, and Ann Jordan. Custudians School Custodians, Bill Thomason, left, and Bill Ogden, right, pause for a break between duties. 59 Mrs. Karlack and Dick Eldridge look OVGI' H COPY Of the T0I'Chlig'ht. Taking time out from executive chores are Nation- I al Forensic League officers Dick Eldridge, vice- presidentg Nancy Clarkson, presidentg and Mary Jane Furr, secretary. Defiaiers Score Wins National Forensic League members are from left, first row: Shar- on Waller, Marilyn Mabrey, and Janice Fitzgerald. 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Wittiest Ray Penn 5Hese We Cgoose ., Vw Most School Sphit l l Gene Rawlings , ,, ' 5QY95tnSf Linda Maledon J' fb W ij-ff' Mr. and Misslunior Blass o l MUN likell To 311000011 Jerry Clack Jill Ostrander Bill Scott i Marilyn Mabrey Best Looking Juniors ' 11. 3 x i o , Best looking Sophomore Best looking Sgniof 'Cindy Miller o 65 jo f V, 5 A i Marvena Pelt fjof' K 'f , . 17. . wk ' , f -H , M, f 7 ,V - m M f . .J M ,, 4 , . ,, V , ,V . , ,AM . , , l if . . Six Students Compete 'or Sefiolarslqip Students competing for the Pittsburg Plate en Snyder, Lizzie Brydges, Mike Stone, Fred Glass Scholarship are from left to right: Kar- Henke, Bill Scott and Ricky Baughman. xox: -f,. V ., . Wyse-fe --12? :mf - 'R' -9- Six 50p Students Compete for Scholarship These students were chosen to com- azete f6tP-f ' e Scmlf arship because of their high scores on the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. The scholarship winner may receive - the full grant of 81500, or he may specify T the stipend of 3100. However, the amount of the scholarship is not necessarily based on individual financial need. Lizzie Brydges WHHY Mike Stone y Fred Henke 0 f67l t iw Q gi QW? Q is X iq il f 22 ' -,, 2 si? 1 3 I fl 5 i i f 'Z X I B 5 Bill Scott ' I f. . PM ,f ,wr is If HTH 11 11- , '1 ffm: ly N' 4-1' ,M ' 1 rm yi-- 1 W f ! Karen Snyder in-4 S L ' X Ricky Baughman I f f l w I mb!!! Another year has passed. We, as sen- iors, will receive diplomas and walk out to meet the future. We will face it with the knowledge we have gained during our past six years at Okmulgee High School. These past years have given us many memories. Since those first butterflies when we entered the seventh grade, we have reap- ed the fruits of school: the knowledge and fun, the friends and the disappoint- ments. Our last three years were filled with excitement: the victories in foot- ball, statebound in basketball, homecom- ing, the banquet and the prom. The previous class passed the Torch to us. We have carried it with pride and honor. Knowing this, we can leave with heads held high. We can pass the Torch to the Class of '68, confident in the know- ledge that they will carry it in the same tradition. Diploma Marks an End and a Beginning Senior Glass llfficers Max Burns, President, Linda Brewer, Secretary, Tommy Vanderpool, Vice President. Happiness 95 Being A Senior Ackepy Elizabeth Adams, Barbara Akers, Linda Aylor, Janie Bailey, Lee ADH Bannon, Barbara Barnard, Gary Baughrnan, Rickey Baughman, Shirley Blanchard, Melinda usi a Step Qnfo the gufure Candler, Doffy Carney, Becky Catlett, Connie Catlett, Larry Churchill, Keith Cleve-nger, Jimmy Cline, Raymond Cloud, Margie 72 Bogie, Tom Boles, Edna Boudinot, Mike Brewer, Linda Brown, Jane Brumfield, Danny Brydges, Lizbeth Bubp, Jim Burn, Steven Max Burnett, Sue Burson, Margaret JF Conley, Jim Costello, Chris Covcrdill, Karen nyw-..vw' 74 311131 ear Hillecl LUHH Activities Crutchmer, Steve Davis, Judy Davis, Fields Dearmore, Russell Dillion, Judy 75 Dohrer, Sherry Dunn, Jeannie Eaton, James Elliott, Berna Eno, Gloria Farley, Helen Farmer, Frances Farrimond, Jo Ann Flood, Alger Foley, John Foreman, Darlene Seniors '67 Have A Colorful year 43' X ,X pw, ., - 76 Fowler, Janice Fowler, Linda Fox, Connie Fritch, Bill Gammon, Sharon Garcia, Mike Gillum, Jeff Gordon, Karen Gordon, Sharon Grayson, Videll Green, Linda Sue Greenhaw, Larry Hamby, Norma Haynes, Regina Henke, Fred Hereden, Glenda Heriman, Linda Hodges, Gail Sue Horn, David Howard, Marles Hunter, Ken Ingram, Anita gf? As Leak, Karen LeGrand, Paul Lewis, Elma McCas1in, Sharon McCord, Lawana Senior Days Gnd Gorcli Qs Passed McCormack, Bill McDougal, Charles McKay, Carolyn 78 James, Connie Johnson, Tommy Jordan, Mark Kaczynski, Linda Kelley, Gary Kisner, Nancy Knight, Deborah Kundmiller, George Kurtz, Kathy Larnbertson, Barbara Laur, Lenora +0-6 i A it ,'! hi McKay, Stan Mabrey, Marilyn Maledon, Linda Maner, Evelyn Markham, Debra Martin, Bill Martin, Deborah Micheau, Linda -3 Cap and Qown Candidates Millsap, Alan Mitchell, Donna Myers, Carol Sue Myers, Scott Myrter, David Nash, Karen Orr, Linda O'Shie1ds, Glenda O'Shie1ds, Linda Parker, Kathy Parker, Larry 81 Patterson, Larry Peeler, Nick Pelt, Marvena Penn, Diane Penn, Ray Perkins, Janie Peyton, Ronnie Phillips, Patricia Pine, Kellie Pliley, Linda Powell, Debbie Quinlan, Pat Rawlings, Gene Rawls, Michael Reynolds, Jim Rikard, Brenda Riley, Richard Riley, Susan Rivera, Tony Rose, Mary Ross, Aletrice Rucker, Deanna Aldf- K S 4, Preparation 3'or Responsifilify i 83 ears Qnvesteci in tfie Hufure Snyder, Karen Sorreis, Marilyn Souie, Elaine Starr, Rosina Stead, Marcy Stone, Mike Stratton, Fred Strode, Tommy Summers, Vicki 84 Sadler, Sharon Sanders, Ronnie Schumacher, Ronnie Scott, Bill Scott, Teri Self, Marquetta Sharp, Leah Shirley, Linda Slatkin, Robin Smith, Jim Snider, Vicki Thompson, Kathy Tozer, Hank Trim, Michael Turnbull, David Turner, David Tallant, Donneva Taylor, Albert Thomason, Nancy 86 fu 'inf racluaiion., A Cberisflecl Moment Ussery, Nina Vanderpool, Tom Vaughn, Donnie Wadley, Don Walker, Bobby Wallace, Janet Waller, Annette Webb, J aletta Wilson, Judy Karen Wilson, Judy Kaye Wittman, Julia Wittman, Royce Wood, Pam IUNIIIR UFFICERS Junior officers are from left to right: Randy Holleman, vice-president, and Patrick Bell, president. Not pictured is Becky Fidler, secretary-treasurer. Steven Down And Counting The junior class of 1967 experienced a memorable yearg activities and organ- izational functions kept the juniors in a constant whirl. October's junior float, An Occurence in Okmulgeef' won a prize for workman- ship, and started the juniors on a path of successes. December's Junior Play Week, and the junior play, Jenny Kissed Me, represented many hours of preparation but yielded another great success to their credit. The forthcoming Junior-Senior Ban- quet and Prom promise to be occasions to remember. 86 mf? Mr. and Miss Junior Class, Jerry Clack and Jill Ostrander. Adams Adonla Akers Dlana Alexander Kathy Alslp Ronme Arford Jan Arnold James Atkins, Bea Bailey, Joe Baldwin, Gordon Ballard, Terry Ballinger, Roger Bannon, Shirley Barnes, Brent Barnes, Vickie Bell, Jeff Bell, Pat Biddle, Mary Ann 1 Briscoe, Roy Brock, Terri Brown, Carolyn Brown, Charles Brown, Julia Brown, Phil Brumfield, Grace Byrd, Sue r Bidnick, Jon Bogard, Sharon Bog-uski, patf Bone, Connie Brewer, Pam Brjgcge, Jenn uniors Have Unusual gloat 90 Earn Iris Carter, Bobby Cathron, Cheryl lack, Jerry Clarkson, Nancy Cline, Rebecca wr ' Lf ,., me -M51 ln.. W' f-...- fl Clingan, Pat Conley, Jerry Coser, Pete Cox, Shirley Culbreath, Leigh Cummings, Karen Dalton, Charles Davenport, Johnny as A 934525554 42521535 'G ' W- W' Q Deere, Sam Dennis, Frances Dillard, Ruth Ann DOHII, BBPIG Dugger, Randy Duncan, Carla unior Sponsors 56 fqfyqlo X iYb+0 :,. 2 . ' . . DnD I e .- e I : Q -.- Dunham, Janie Eaton, Sandra Ellis, Bill Egtepy Don Eyans, Marlene Evans, Roger Farmer, Theresa FaI'I'9I', Bafbafa Fidler, Becky F1nn,E11een 92 Wh F' - Frederick, Jimmy FFQQQUHH, Bfellda amce Furr, Mary Jane GHFCIH, Niflk Support Class Kflnteresfs Garrison, Rita Gay, Amie Goodwin, Carolyn Graham, Allan Dale Grant, Karen Green Beverly Guffeyy Dennis Gurney, Sue Hamilton, Doug Hamm, Wanda 93 -- ,, .,-:,. ,E NE Hancock, Edith Hardridge, Linda Hardwick, Jennifer Harjo, Herman Heath, Sheryl Heberlein, Roger Hicks, Terry Elaine Hightower, Linda unior Play Highlights Decemher Holland, Loyed Holleman, Randy Howell, Deanna - Huddleston Deloris Holmes, Linda Howard, J. T. Hunt, Darrell Ingram, Larry 94 Ingram, Ruth Jensen, Rhoda Johnson Jon Jordan, Debby Joslin, Norma Kaltenbach, Peggy Kelley, Mike Kennedy, Thelma .1 L . LeBlanc Martin - - MCCart Bill Leake, Victor ' LIICS, Jlm Y' Lee, Janet LeGrand George McGilbra, James Mclnwshf JU'-15' Magrini, Marlene Marchant, Patricia Mathis, Ronnie it Milligan, Earl Milroy, Carol Molina, Phillip Moore, Mildred Moore, Terry wi McDonald, McMurray, uniors 'alifi ' Y 1' ..,, ,Ei ., .: ?1Sfxv.-- I' si ,, 1 'li z a ,K nv, s ,,,, , I li V5 . -N -, 1 . 4, . . . , Q! in W Q ,R r orrow, Kay Mitchell, Victor Gggry al, Games Nelson, Phillip , Un tHe Move at 0Qmulgee Higli Nipper, Clayton Noble, Patsy O'Shie1ds, Danny Ostrander, Jill Park, Dinah ' ' Paterson, Bob Patrick, David i Patterson, Mike fi 97 Ml A ,Jw tb Q. wiv '-Q R . Qiff ii so R Payton, Pamela Peeler, Vicki Penn, Doug Phillips, Steve Pipkins, Charles C. Plummer, Nancy Powell, Robert Rainey, Jim Rawlings, Terry Reeve, Rex Rhodes' Linda Rissler, David 98 E uniors Ray, Sandra Reding, Joyce RODGFSOH, Ray Robison, Sandy 4, -Q fm 'W fl if Q fl Ross, Sherry Rucker, Jenny Scott, Larry Scott, Sue the Sxcifement of Sarning a Senior Ring fr S- , P Sims, Rita Slape, Mary A Smith, Britt Gsgy Smith, Robert Smith, Ronnie Smith, Tom 99 Scott, Jan Shackelford, Tom Smith, David Smith, Viola Taylor, Cynthia Taylor, Karen Taylor, Sharon Taylor, Richard Thompson, Brian Thompson, James Tiger, George Vaughn, Allen Vaughn, Mike Vivar, Randy Snow, Phillip Sprouse, Mike Staton, Susan Stephens, Sharon Stewart, Wayne Stowers, Connie Straessle, Danny Swallow, Debra .. ,. imp? LSR , X W , Y gl RS' K A Banquet Qiven to Honor 2' Q 100 Volturo, Tommy W ld D - Wall, Bruce W 11 St h White, Gary Wa11aCefB0b Wgntiggpbscilms Webb, Thea Wgofsfertofip Iggvid Yingling' Helen White, James Williamgy patty Wilson, Patricia ' 'kfiiiiitiiitiittiititttt ifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiti i-iiittiiiiiitiiittiii iiifiiiifiiittiiiii iiiittiititiii tiiiiiiitil IN REMEMBRANCE luhn Goldsmith Born- Iavemher3,I949 Died- NuvemherI9,I9E6 101 SUPHUMUREUFFICERS Sophomore officers are from left: Terry Moore, vice-president, Jan Colombiny president, and Steve Moyer, secretary- treasurer. li- V41 DRQVER EDUCATION Many firsts await each year's class of sophomores, and the sophomores of '67 were no exception. Among their many new activities were the following: dis- secting a frog for the first time, joining the drill team, trying out for the varsity, and becoming real members of senior high. The sophomores really stood behind Okmulgee High School. They helped when needed, and were always ready to participate in school activities. nf 3 Ackef, Neil Allen, Richard C. Allison, Martha Alsip, Charles Anderson, Danny Andrina, Karen APU01'd, Jacquetta Asbury, Linda Baker, Jackie Baldwin, Margaret Beesley, Diane Bell, Ramona Bileckv T0I1i Barnard, Craig Blake, Jo Glenda Blunt, Debbie Bethel, Karen Bell,Randy Sopfiomores Strive for Recognition is k Chow-ffg Bobbitt, Linda Bono, Phyllis Brashears, Johnny BI'aSi6I', Shades Breville, Ralph Brewer, Becky Brewer, Chiquita Bfidgman, Kenneth lO3 Bird, Ruth Biddle, Barbara Breedlove, Sharon Bridgman, Linda Vs .1 G! Brooks, Alfreda BPOWH, Donna Brown, Janice F B f' 1 ' Bryant, Richard Brydges, John Burd, Margaret BlI,ElIgi:1E3qf'01I:3lth gfggntbciillcky A year Hilled UJHH ew Classes Burton, Joe Busse, Lennie Calhoun, Mike Campbell, Dianne Campbell, Peggy Canfield, Martha Carlton, Dale Carney, Kathy Carter, Dorothy Carter, Linda IO4 Castin, Jenny Caywood, James Chance, Jimmalee Chapmali, Jeffrey Chapman, Thomas Churchill, Pat New Hriencis, and ew Activities iiei Clements, Farrell Collirs, Larry C01OlHbiI1, JHI1 COHIQQIU Sue Cornsilk, Danny Criner, Christine Cummings, Mike DHHIOIS, Ellen DQHIGIS, Freda Davidson, Allan IOS x ' ,A,,. Q 95511 I S . 'gf Q ,ri sz 1 K V K li Vg 'Q ' faf .H 1,5 , if X :lm-: A-fr-1w:.:w.,-1few--we, -K i.::2,:m,..,1imw ww,,.,, .-,, , fv,f,5s..:-2,lgg53l,w-7vassal .M-1 fgsagsie::1v,1vwszgggs,,K . - If 157 5 , .-,Lazio i --'limi 4.2 UW S 1 4 ,117 K if Q . , M 4 .K Q1 . 'Q X 2 I a Y' y-3 M. .. as '5 L l if ss X 22 al 2 DeVore, Bob DeVore, Floyd Dimmick, Robert Davis, Dennis Dillon, Steve An Active e 5 if I sf lf l- v qi ,li 'WZ ' 1 2, 'lx' ': 2, V ' 1 2, 4 l dis .1 Don, Nancy Eldridge, Richard Elligtty Myra Evans, Donna Factor, Richard Fields, Delores 106 at Sxperiencei gy All . ,J 'Q!. at ' it 4 X ie? ls. 4 35245Z:'i ,f ,l ,ill , - 1.1 England, Don Edmonds, David Fields, Melvin Fowler, Donna F1'9deI'i0k, .Nancy Frederick, Richard Freeny, Wayne Fuller, Patty GadWaY, Jlm Gauger, Judith Giulioli, Tommy Goodno, Tera Sue Sacfi Day Brings A ew Challenge 1 x 2 1' 1-rf Y XE V: so x. lv 5 'v P '-'f 'Q 7 X: Aj' v x 5 H ,fa I s Q J 4' 1 I f' E L ' J fi 11 I if 5- '1s. 5E-'25, HTH iw'H:!:,-::-,.:,.2 Goodwin, Charlotte Gouthier, Carolyn Graham, Mary B. Guy, Bob Hamby, Rodger IO7 .. ,,., i A. L r Grammer, Linda Greenhaw, Mike Hardridge, Robert Harjo, Barney 1 f iff Y'1R,f21 ' VA W Hafkfidef, Perry Haynes, Lowell Heriman, Patricia Hicks, Allen Hightower, John Hensley, Sherry Henson, Kathleen Hill, Nancy Holliday, Kathy Hoover. Jerry eometric Designs Q O Howell, Deborah Johns, Linda 108 -,X if 1943451135 1? lfismasffeggimieifl ' L' L' If 5 fm we -4' in Q qfslxi 29 , ,: is Ingley, Johnnie JBCKSOIL Jerry Jones, Nancy s 1 o 3 -4:1 L r igiwfliifff XJ D , .Q A Part of Zenifi Qracie Lane, Mike Lairmore, S119 LeBlanc Clarence Leitka Wanda Lenox. Debf-Wah Lewis, Doug Libbey, Freeda G. Litsey, Dale 109 Jones, Lois Ann Keesee, Donald Kelly, Richard Kemper, Carol Keys, Larry Kiper, James H. Kirklen, Deborah Kujaczynski, Donald 4 , ' W we , . . ,gag ia? Q -avr 5192, -' , 553133 fi. ,K W an we ' zzz: gi 9ff ij 1 Da 1511 gm rw K iw ff Yi :iii 'E-: .Q , ga . :af gh in F 55 S in K ' F .. Fsxfisi .f Lopez, Gary Lovett, John McCarty, Niles Litsey, Jimmy Longnecker, Brenda MCD0f1213d,BGFf-H McElhamnon, Dwayne MeGoWn, Vicky McClendon, David McCurdy, George Une Step HigHer MCKUTYIBY, Bob MCMUTPHY, David McNie-11, Mike Mason, Connie Mann Meredith Ma1'kham,Jan Mason, Gaye Mason, Janette Mays, David Meekg, Wilma I IO Mm MGYCOD, Larry Miller, Cindy Mills, Ernest G. Mitchell, Thomas Moore, Terry Morris, Jerry A Biffle Wiser ,,,':'i . M , V' k' Moyer, Steven Myers, Kathy Nauls, James Newport, Johnny R Nijrlfgg H51-1:12 Nickell, Jerry Noble, Diana Noon, Adrienne Northcross, Helen Ill OUVCIB Ginny Ornelas, Mike Pelti Teresa Perkins, Gay Perry, Becky Petree, Eugene Powell, Bernadine Powell, Linda Price, Sammy Qualls, Linda Quinlan, Linda Ray, Mike Parks, Ronnie Perkins, Mike Scnool Spirit, New 3 H2 'iv V, L ,L W5 .Q 1 in Mimi , ,s,.,gggg13zfi5gee , E. - ' .f Qi: X 5 5 s Q L E as Rea, Everett Reagan, Loretta Reddick, Ken Reich, Clayton Rhodes, Sandra Rikep, Lee and Exciting Qclea f Q 1 5 , sf H3 if if 2 f Rivera, Angel Rivera, Juan Robinson, Anne Robinson, Pat Roney, Curtis Ross, Yolanda Rusco. Armon Russell, Mark Schlather, Jamie Sargent, Mike Scott, Amy Scott, Teresa Scott, Tommy Shirley, Kathy Sharp, Bill Slsape, Deborah W 2 f I Sopfimores Snjoy Biology 4, t,' , V. . , ' K' 'T lV l 43. .5 W his - zzz? :zf?:fE 'r Smith, Sherry Smith, Robert Soule, Margaret 5 R-t G -1 Stekoll, Louise Stephens, Gary St0I16, Rebecca Sggygcgrslel gimal '?'ggiii1y'gf?tgnmy H4 .f J is KE :.. .5 . JG- Taylor, Roxie Thomas, Teri Terrell' Susan Thomason, John Zhe 55611 of Discovery Thames, Larry Thompson, Debby 1 1 Th0Y'nbUI'g, Lorena Thrower, Donna Tiger, Dean Tolbert, Ellis I I Tomlinson, Sharlet Twthakef, Sandy Uri, Margo Vanderpool, Cindy Van Woudenbery,Ch1qu1ta Vaughn, Janice 115 l nfs .fir Vickers, Dennis Vinck, Diane . Volturo, Judy Waldrocjpy Ingrid Walker, Barbara Waller, Sharon Walton, D1Ck1e Wegley, Karen West, Karen White, Belinda Drill Zeam Open 50 Sopflomores Wiggs, Diana Williams, Joyce Wilson, Linda Woolverton, Barbara Williams, Dale Williford, Margie Wolf, Scott Wright, Kathy Yingling, Dean H6 'Q 'X it 9 4. 'N 'ai 'F 'X X .2 5 .,A. . M hx 'x 1 543 UIQ , Adkins, S. fm A Allison, D. Allison, R. Arford, C. 1.1 iiffll , :' . A f-Si! Arnold, P. Ausbrooks, P Q- ., Bailey, G. Bailey, M. ,ii ,L Baker, R. if f sr Baldischwiler, A, A liii B A ffff Ball, D. 'xv ' Ballard, P. . Bannon G. - ,A Bargeryz AIVE V A Baughman, I, H K. Bear, l. f X? .-.ll . -of L. A l1Ll Belford, R. ' ' lool fi Belford, R. f 1 f . Bell, E. Q Bell, H. A il l . 3resHmen Sam A Zitle , BT352 55315 vw, f, Q iLi.zgy,, ,, NE:5t:', 'EE limi l Bell, K, Bennett, M. Bennight, P. Bilbro, J. Boyd, C. BI'9.S1'169-TS, P H8 ,, Rf, ra S Q Q A 'X The freshmen spent their year as leaders in junior high. They accepted the responsibilities of leader- ship and filled their year with service and activities. School spirit remained high as the ninth grade en- thusiastically cheered the Bullpups to Victory. Freshman off i c e r s are from LEFT TO RIGHT: Gay Bailey, Vice-president, Doug Forman, president, and Diane Williams, secretary-treasurer. 1 gm- frees -rg, , -- -1 J 5 I . I L I 1 Q r Y' Q H 1 if , , Breshears, A. Breville, J. Bridgman, K. Brooker, B. Brown, I. Bryant, D. Burns, D, Burtchett, W. Campbell, K. Cargill, P, Carson, S. Carter, B. Carter, I. I-I, Casey, C. Caywood, E. Chapman, B. Chasteen, V, Checotah, B, Checotah, L. Clarkson, I. Clarkson, R. Clements, M. Colorio, M. Conway, I. H9 up S. J ,. , . ,,:z . , h,V I ,V 1 , .., 5 , - . Vi f, in f f - 14 4 .iki K K- - ,, -A K, A kg kkyz. ' : . FFF F H s ' K ' , V , M ,S ,,V- A f -' .,, . D ' ,sw S 2 - is . ,. ,,.,:. , ,.-. :,1L ,, 'P Q Conway, R. Cook, S, Coppedge, S. Coser, N, Coser, W. Cotner, P, Coulter, M, Creagon, G, Criner, R. Cummings, E, Cummings, J. R. Daniel, E. filoreign fanguages Added to Curriculum -1 ' ,, K li 'F K ll . Q sqm, va- .ew-1 ' ..'.,:.:::-1 A ra-3?-3-J. , ,. - elafes:-L-iaflri 11. ff . 1. . .f -' L' ' Y 1- ' V U if f 'C ' 2' 5 l Sf' ' Mil a' . , , . A T V , 3 I Abqn . , ,. LmmV' bCC . ,, L , I , , ,,EE , ' . ' ' A in Yi Davis, D. Davis, L. Davis, G. Dempsay, G. Dilks, I. Doan, W. Don, L. Drake, S. Eaton, D. Ellis, I. Fields, R. Fite, R. Flood, R. Forman, D. Franke, W. Frederick, E. Freeman, G. Furer, L. 120 2 'f -K ' . A,:?. A M , f f' fi We Good, Guffey, Henry, Huddles S. Graham, J. Green, B. Green, B. Hankins, D. Himes, D. Jennings, G. Jensen, T, Johnson, L. Jones, R. Jordan, C. Joslin, D. Kaltenbach, K. wa'-fifif-f .f 'A ' -'SMS' f fs, f':-f. , f-7 ,5'eh5,' , ' W i' L za ' K , Q , ' f I Q , L.'. I ! ' 5.33 4.1 1 Kennedy, I. Kimzey, N. Kinzer, C. Kirklen, P. Kiser, I. Kozak, K. Kub, T. L'A11ier, I. LaSarge, C. Laursen, P. LeBlanc, K. Leckie, I. Lee, L. Lee, N. LeGrand, I. Leitka, L. Lenox, I. Loftin, D. LOIUHS, I. Long, F. Lowery, V. Lyons, S. Magrini, S. Maledon, G. Hresgmen Promote ScHool Spirit Manning, I. ,L V '1g Marris B. V . V-1 Marshill, J. Martin, M. .,,. 'H ,V 1 .EQ ,,,' ff, sig? SZ: - ..,.., .V,, McA1is1:er, B. Y MCC1ung, D. wi McDaniel, R. ,,- , J . 122 rf af ,E-gf... ,- . , f mf- .. . .W,a.M. ., ,, ,, ,K wwf? 3556 M, . .M McKay, I. MeGown, S. Micheau, T. Milburn, L. R. Milroy, R. Montague, H , P. Meerc, I. Moore, L. lvfortcrn, L. Moss, G. Nlotte, L. 'Q + P f if 5 . Q' :L a K 'f J I P an Y Q ii! .'.. :Ax Moyer, R. Murray, T. Myers, J. Myers, K. Myers, M. Myter, M. Nash, V. Nickerson, N. Ornelas, S. Parker, R. Paterson, R. Patterson, I. Payne, L. Payton, R. Perkins, I. Perkins, S. Phillips, L. Powell, D. Pugsley, I. Raney, W. Rawlings, P. Reding, 1, Reese, D. Reese, I. 123 'f4r'26,9g, r 3 T ' er Y Reese, V. Reeve, D. Richardson, I. Ross, B. Ross, D. Sanders, M. Scott, D. Self, A. Shackelford, I, Simons, P. Smith, A. Smith, S, Spears, W. Spring, K. Stanley, J, 5 jf' f . W.. K , R .... .I ,I r., p Q 5 .5 ,,,. - X . . . . M . . .f -E , :ww Eg L ...Q .4-az r f A za iv., ...ri irq 1 gf? 'H' Riley, S. B. Roberson, D. Robinson, K. Sanger, K. Savage, R. Schrameck, R Shelton, S. Simmers, E. Simms, Y. Smith, S. K. Snow, L. Snyder, E. Starr, W. Stephens, R. Sterner, D. Stevens, C, Straessle, F. Sullivan, O. 124 Taylor, C, Thomas, D. Thompson, C. A--f- :.f.-vfg.,,..ff.,gf,Mg..y.5,,,,3.q,gq1g . L. . -. M. N I H , - -A J, 5 S ..- ,.k: EE, K- ..,, Sinn, , . mg rig. K V., P . . . , ,' i A, A ,V ' I kv.k A z , U I, Turnbull, C. Underwood, L. Van Straten, D, JanZant M. Vaughn, G. Vidricksen, P. Waits, F. Waller, S, Walston, V. Wantiez, F. Webb, B. White, B. W'hite, R. Wliiteley, S. Willianis, B, VVilliams, B. T. Wlilliams, D. Williams, L, J . . . ..Q K Wise, C. Young, D, Zeier, M. 'Wil- wood, C. Young, M. 125 Acton, K. llall A Adam, E. ,,.: .,. 1 Adkins, J- 1 5' d Anderson, K. Andfinaf C' Arterbury, B. Ator, F. Bailey, B. Baker, C. Baldischwiler, M. 12' Barksdale, M. Barton, B. Becker, C. Bell, C. Be 11, B. Q V :-: 1- Bell., lVl. iff -yk ' ,,,z, f ll Bennett, D- 5 Bird, D. K C Qk'2:f W ,T Q B L es Q - e , Bledsoe, I. in ,-. A Bogie, S. Aim' , ,Z B 55 ' .V --f- I t X Bradley, T. B B lg S Branscum, W. f a' Brewer, D. 5 Q Brisco, J. . Buchanan, J. 2, 3 Ms B' N ff 5 . 'C Q H 5 unior HigH Becomes A Way of Eife if 5, rrr. A if Cliff , K . l Brownfield, S. Burns, C. Busse, R Byrd, I. Campbell, I. C. Carney, C. 126 -gg M wma, W, lg Ill Ili g - ,. With a year's experience behind them, the eighth grade class did not find the halls of Okmulgee High School so bewildering. New classes and new friends highlighted the year's activities. Home economics and home mechanics began a long list of electives from which all eighth graders will at some time choose. Eighth grade officers are from LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom and Mike Whitlow, vice-president. W A x 'N ix fi ,, ETX S' r QW , naw? f - ffl' M 5 Catlett, L, D, Caywood, K, Casteen, G, Checotah, R. Chiar61lO, M. Clark, D. Clark, M, Clay, R. Clements, V. Cline, R. Colombin, I. Conner, D. Conway, B. Cook, P, Corbin, J, Corn, W. COUNT, T- Crawford, L. Crutchmer, C. Davis, D. Davis, J. Dawes, P. Dean, l- Dennis, V. 127 King, president, Cynthia james, secretary-treasurerg S-ff! ET 6, X , W M' at 5: Y Dockery, M, Dunham, D, Dunham, P. Dunn, K. Eastin, T, Edmonds, D. England, P. Enloe, I. Ennis, B, Estep, L. Everett, R, Fleetwood, R, Wider Class CHoice Gffered 5igHtH Qrade ,A aw Hi Foust, D. Fowler, D, Franklin, I. Frederick, S, Freeman, J. Freeny, G, Fuller, R. Gadway, C, Gasaway, M, Gesin, D. Glenn, B, Glenn, D, GOOdWin, P. Greenhaw, C, Hagy, D. Hamm, E. I-lamon, L, Hancock, S, 128 by f E' J Q W' ,iff W!! .BL e J, 4 , :tg 4 e , Ry S had Holland, R, Hopkins, R, Horn, V, Hummel, J, Hunsicker, J, Hunt, E. 9 Qi' s J lf E jeldy, F. John, G. Johnson, J. Jones, K. Kaltenbach Keck, M. Kimbell, K, Kimzey, D. King, T. Kiper, S, 129 Sl J W -W is Harlan, J, Hartgrave, J, Heath, M, Hereden, D, Heriman D Howell, C, Howell, D Jackson, D, Jackson, J James, C. James, D, Jamison, S, Jamison, W, Jeffries, F Kaczynski, S. Kiper, F. l Q Q, Kirkbride, D, Lambertson, R, Langdon, S. Laur, A. Laursen, S. Leak, G, Lemon, P. I-1168, L. LiSkO, I. Longenecker, I. Lyons, P. McCarty, D, MCCag1in, G, McElroy, C. Mantooth, K. Marchant, J. Marriott, J. Martin, M, Mason, 1, Mason, P. Matthews, S. Meeks, O.. Melton, W, Mills, I. Boosting 5He 5iny Pups BrougHt Victory Milroy, J. is Moats A. ' Moore,, L. 5 'U Morley, D. Morris, L. . Morton, J. Neal, R. Nelson, P. Northcross, I. Norwood, I. tiff Ee ,KI gg' gil Q 3 1 30 .ff S El is 3 .14 1 .. i Oliver, D. Ornelas, P. Papafrangos, C. Park, B. ., Benner, H, Peters, I. Pen-ee, E, Potter, J. Potts, N. Powell, B, Powell, J. 1. SH., fi, ,, ..::. K . 'Pb- -U New ' Y - 1 Quesenbury, D. Quillin, D. Rea, T. Reamer, S. Redfearn, C. Reed, F. Rhodes, I. Richman, A. Riker, B. Rissler, E. Roberson, G. Robinson, M. Romine, C. Ross, D. Russell, K. Sadler, M. Scott, I. Scott, M. Scott, P. Shepherd, E. Silvey, S. Simmers, C. Smith, B. Smith, D. 131 fr Yi -I A , ls, r ip. A is gifs Q Y 2, .W 3l ' I, 5 I S 4- F .. Smith, l-l. Snelson, C. Straight, R. Taylor, D. Tipton, B. Tolbert, B. Webb, C. Webb, L. Willis, S. Wilson, L. fi fix.. Snow S Southern Sprouse P. Steph S. Taylor S Taylor S Taylor S, Thames J. Uri G Vierling G Volturo T. Walker R. Wegley T. Weller R. White T. Whitlow M 132 FS Q 41 is As the newest members of Okmulgee High School, the seventh grade class of l967 started to school in a huge building full of confusing moments. Within a short time they came to know the feel- ing of pride one has when the Alma Mater is played the joy of cheering for the red and black, and the thrill of being a big part of a school. .fi Seventh grade officers are LEFT TO RIGHT: Bobby e n g l i sh , president, Mary Harlan, vice-president, and Stephanie Bone, secretary. Allen, D, Augbl-00145, S, Baker, S. Baldridge, R. Ballard, I. Ballenger, R, Barnes, R. Beesley, K. Bell, K, A, Bercaw, D. Berryhill, V. Bird, C, D, Blankenship, J. Blankenship, M. Bone, S. Bowen, B. Bralley, D. Bramcum, B. I. Breville, J. S. Brooks, K. W. Broom, K. Brownfield, J. Burklin, E. Burns, A. 133 .5 , M9 S s X fn 14 4 .am I ,, , Q .. a..,s .uf Bynum, R. W, Canfield, K. E. Carney, T. Carson, D, Conner, D. L. Crawford, P. Carter, I-l, 1, Carter, T, R, Casey, R. R. Castin, J, Chapman, B. Checotah, V. L. Clark, I. Clark, L, j, Doors Upen to Sager Seventn Qraders fe --,, ,.'a. if QJJQ , A ' x 9 f W , C as ,,,, nrrr , N . 1 V, .. ., 7, , .,', . V ,. M, Croan, C, L, Croan, D. L. Culbreath, I. Cummings, I. E. Dangott, B. Dangott, S, Davis, Day, M, Day, M. Deere, R. Deere, R, Dennis,-1, DeVore, D, G, DeVore, R. D. Dockery, M, Dunham, I. Duncan, L, Eldridge, D 134 L '-: lf 'S' - .. ,Q ' K - 7 . .K ' ' .. , 1. K -- - Qs .. E? V if '- , ' f . fr H 4.. g s 1 g -f . ,, 1 A A l Q 9 .. -Q f gg. a . :Q ' ': , If HWS wah Gardenhire, M. Farley, T, Farrimond, Fidler, M. W. Forman, M. Granlund, L. Foshee, R. Frazier, K. L, Frederick, G. Funk, G, Garner, G, Gartrell, M. Gasaway, J. L, Goodng, S, Grayson, C, Grayson, D. Grogan, L. Hair, D. E A ...- I , Hardin, M. Hardridge, I. A Harned, C. Heath, D. M, 3 135 Fortune, R. Ganus, L. Graham, S. Harder, N. Harlan, M. ,qi l - . ,5: . I .,.., , I is ,I 3 x I 5 sf 'S-'s s : 5 .. - a s gi, f .. fi? Hedrick, G.E. Heller, R. Henshaw, L. Hess, R, Higgins, D, Hill, M. Holata, 1, Hopper, L. Howell, B. Hunt, S, Inglish, B. Ieldy, D. Jennings, L. Kane, L. Keim, J. Kelley, R. D. Kelly, G. Kinzer, C. Kub, E. Lamkin, I. Lawson, I. Lollie, R. Lomas, E. Longoria, I. Lund, B. McAlister, S. McBee, M. McBryde, V. McClellan, R. McClure, D. A CHilclHoocl feff BeHincl ...., jig. McDonald, D. McKinney, G. Malcom, G, Maloney, D. Mann, M. Marris, S. j. 136 1 fl if X . , .. L l gy .. . V . . 2. - Q .h.A Mi, .ig K ...ai-,l fQ'k' ' 'ft ,ix .. ... I L .. gn. ,.,' wir ...,., ' '- Mastinj D Mayden, J. , D, Mel-son, G. lvl-ifl-Fey, I. MGHS, B. Mogrg, B. Moore, D. Moore, I. B. Morgan, D Moudy, D.P. Moyer, C , ., r ,ge Q . JFK r ., I , . Q P D WW M P M Q. is 9 K ' if - rfmi . M N . ,.. M -- .,.. f f'fft?'121 '+. ' J Mullings, B.E. Muzljakovich, N. Myers, M. Myers, R. Newman, V. Nickle, D. Peeler, M. Peeler, R. Perry, T. Pevehouse, R. Peyton, D. Phillips, I. Podberger, P. Pollard, V. Potter, B. I. Powell, S. Powers, I. Prentice, D. Prevett, K. Pugsley, C. Ray, D. S. Ray, I, Ray, M, Rector, B. 137 Reed, D. Reynolds, A. E. Rhodes, L. Roberts, L. I. Robison, N. 1. A Rodgers, N. E. i Rogers, N. fkjf.. . .. 1 , Roork, D. R it-, Ross, D. 5 Sadler, C. ,x Sanders, K. Sarver, R. S. Savage, I. Sauer, D. A. Schumacher, M. Scott, B.A. Shelnutt, S. 'uzu Shepherd, V. L. - ,S Shotwell, D. I Shumaker, R. . V ' 'Y A : SeventHQrg1ders Hearn tfie Rules of a Scfiool Q. f Silvey, D. Simmers, M. Simms, C. K. Slape, I. Sloan, D, 138 1 t W K! -no 'mf- if La-w . l Q 'V 'QQ .,.,,,,,,qw . X 5 ii! smith, s. Smith, E. smith, 1. W. smith, R. L. Smith, 5, K, Smitli, 5, Southern, R. Spears, P. Spoon, H. Stanger, B. Stanley, I. Stephens, S Stevens, F. G. Streight, C. Swallow, M. F. Taylor, L. . Thomas, C. Thomas, K. Thorman, B. Thornburg, S. Throwcr, R. Tipton, C. Tolbert, C. I. Tollison, I. 139 Tommey, B. A. , ,A yy Turner, B. A ., W f f isli Van Straten, D. 5:' 4 'A ' if Vardell, T. A, 'ss A 27 1 Vaughn, R- . s ., . . K V f ' '5' ' ' ' J- if is - '- iff '33 --, ,- Walker, D. . Waller, W. -' Walston, A. Watkins, T. so .A-gels Wegley, R. ,XVY 1, lf H .51 ::, , 4- All WGg1ev,R. of white, C. , vvime, s, ..f' VVhitson, J. . JW . , 9 'L ' B, fy s . wx . , V Y ' J wiuerr, D. J. Williamson, M, , E Wilson, L. Wilson, S. V' h ,. nil' . Winn, I. C. ix nr ew Classes, New Hriencls, a ew fife 140 Woods, B. Woods, G. Wogdgy L. YOUHg, T. Zeier, I, ,Cf 443 41 3,15 Q: X33 4, A' Q l b gall---Hooiball ufeaffier Backing the Bulldogs all the way, of town games to boost their team fans turned out to fill the seats at to the victory circle. Harmon Stadium and traveled to out Sept Sept Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. l42 Sept. Nov. Nov. Nov. Bulldog Football 9 McAlester 6 Okmulgee 16 Bixby O Okm. 23 Henryetta 6 Okm. 30 Broken Arrow 6 Okm. 7 Tahlequah 6 Okm. 14 Miami 0 Okm. 21 Claremore 3 Okm. 28 Seminole 18 Okm. 4 Pryor 16 Okm. 11 Sand Springs 7 Okm. 18 Tulsa E. Central 12 Okm. 0 18 19 6 41 36 41 12 28 0 21 There Here Here There Here There Here There There Here There Better Late Than Never says Doffy Candlei as he makes this desperation tackle on an unideni fied Sand Springs back. The Bulldogs fought gal lantly in a 7-0 losing game marred by numerous penalties. Bulldog Tri-Captains are left quo right: Alger F1 ' d J' C rlm, an m on QS? Aefion Bulldog Siylen. lUHere ffie Big Rec1Operates Y 143 fi Seniors Anchor Bulldog Qridgfefs i' Z' F31 Okmulgee Bulldogs are left to right, seated: Coach Charles Cruce, J. Hightower, J. Lov- ett, T. Chapman, P. Harkrider, S. Wolf, L. Collins, G. McCurdy, J. Colombin, C. Brash- ier, and D. Lewis. Row two, D. Graham, B. McKinney, T. Moore, G. Tiger, J. T. How- ard, N. Acker, J. Landgon, B. Wall, P. Brown, M. Patterson, R. Ballenger, B. Car- k LI Nell Acker Terry Ballard Leading the team onto the field and into another action packed game are Bulldog gridsters Alger Flood, CNO. 751 and Steve Crutchmer, KNO. 103. 144 egpiziw 9? lv-Veg -.5 ter, T. Rawlings, T. Smith, P. Coser, P. Bell, T. Ballard, G. Lopez, D. Hamilton and Coach Carl Scott. Standing, Coach Melvin Skelton, J. Conley, M. Trim, B. Scott, G. White, T. Vanderpool, A. Flood, T. Strode, D. Candler, S. Crutchmer, R. Penn, G. Raw- lings, and Coach Dan Sullivant. W I' g I 5 s The Bulldogs had a successful year, finishing with a 7-3-1 record. McAlester was the first game played, ending in a score of 6-0 in favor of McAlester The Bulldogs reigned victorious with Bixby, Henryetta, Tahlequah, Miami, Clarmore, Pryor, Tulsa East Central, and tied Broken Arrow, Seminole and i1 XT' sql 'LB i-V3-fl 9,5 Sand Springs defeated the Bulldogs. The Dogs most determined effort could be found in the Sand Springs game where the Bulldogs made the Sandites fight for a 7-0 Win. Bulldogs 3inisH a Victorious Season Pat Bell Roger Ballenger Phil Brown Charles Brasier Doffy Candler Bob Cartel 145 Tommy Chapman l Larry Collins Steve Crutchmer John Hightower fa-. The Canine defensive team goes into action as Sandites try to score. glory in Defeat ,am-W. l Pete Coser Jim Conley Jan Colombin 1 - Al Perry Harkrider Doug Hamllton gel' Flood 146 - L J. T. Howard Jim Landgon Doug Lewis Gary Opez ,,w 7 ,v John Lovett George Mcgul-dy B0b McKinney Terry Moore Mike Patterson ,auf Bulldog players look on at halftime as Coach Skelton and Coach Cruce try to figure out how to stop the opposing team's offense. Ray Penn I 47 Coach Charles Cruce Coach Dan Sulivant, Coach Melvin Skelton Coach Carl Scott - 'H as an ., Tom Smith Bill Scott Mike Trim George Tiger Bruce Wall Gary White Scott Wolf Terry Rawlings Gene Rawlings 4:1 Tom Strode Tom Vanderpool new n,,,...,,-Q-f. Alger Flood All State Member Not Pictured but making All Six Lakes Conference team and All-District are the following: Gene Rawlings, Steve Crutchmer, Doffy Candler, Mike Trim, Jim Conley, Gary White, and Alger Flood. S ,Mg ki' ,S , , , f for J -fed vi if ,si-, .w A 'V :Ili W-fe in Bullpups gain Experience 3 A.K..,1L,Z I Ninth grade Bullpups - Seated, left to right: Kenn LeBlanc, Obie Sullivan, Don Roberson, Danny Reese, Doug Forman, Gary Maledon, Randy Streight, Hardy Montague and Bill Burchette. Row two, J.H. Carter, Adrian Self, Steve Whiteley, James LeGrand, Rich- ard Parker, Johnny Clarkson, Johnny Stan- ley, James Leckie, James Graham, and Mike Heath. Row three, Ronnie White, Lin Her- ring, Steve Ornelas, Ricky Patterson, Evert Daniel, Randy Flood, Steve MeGown, John- ny Reese, Phillip Hanbrick, and Jim L' Allier. l49 59 4 . .Q .......mm.... Teeny Tiny Pups are left to right, kneeling L. Wilson, J. Colombin, J. Hummel, J. Kime D. Eldridge, D. Roark, T. Carney, B. Wegley J. C. Winn, R. Vaughn, J. Stanley, M. Peeler, C. Briscoe, T. Watkins, J. Ballard, B. Dangot, and D. McClure. Row two, B. Chapman, T. Rea, M. Forman, J. Whitson, D. Peters, D. 9th Grade Coach Gerald Mastin 8th Grade Coach Glenn Lang 7th Grade Coach Bill Fleischman Victory red Bulldog Bla- zers were purchased for the athletic boys by the Mother's Athletic Booster Club. Mrs. Raeburn Bell, left, and Mrs. George Bal- lenger, right, present Mr. Thaxton MacGregor of Toppers a check for the purchase while coach Skel- ton, extreme left, and coach Scott, extreme right, look on. 7 Quillin, R. Hess, B. Smith, M. Bell, D. Spoon, C. Gadway, and R. Ballenger. Standing, Coach Bill Fleischman, B. Arterbury, E. Burklin, S. Langdon, G. Garner, D. Croan, R. Barnes, D. Mastin, J. Milroy, R. Checotah, and C. Crutchmer. A'Q W L ' xr CJ - X NC x BasfQef5all...An Sxciiing Qame QL Vx Jw Losing eight seniors from a 24-4 ball club the previous season, the Bull- dogs had a winning record for the second year in a row. The canines captured the Tahlequah Tournament and the Ok- mulgee Bulldog Invitational Tournament trophies while being ranked as high as number two in Class AA. Playing before capacity crowds in Brock Memorial Gymnasium, the once inexperienced Dogs were gaining valu- able game experience enroute to the splendid record they chalked up. Bid- ding for the top slot in the conference, the Okmulgee Bulldogs showed why they were one of the finest teams in the state of Oklahoma. The Okmulgee Bulldogs used their fast break to good advan tage in the Bristow game as they broke a slump and romped over the Bristow Purple Pirates 66-48. Terry Ballard CNo 321 makes the layup as Tom Strode I No. 311 waits for the rebound that never came. I5 I r r Coach Carl Scott Jerry Clack detmonstrotes his shooting abilities as he rips the cords for two more points. The Bulldogs beat Seminole enroute to their first place in the Okmul- i gee Bulldog Invitational Tourn- ament. i I Give Up,', is the expression in this Sand Springs Sandite. Danny Brumfield seems to have complete possession of the ball as Alger Flood overlooks. Bulldogs win flnvifafionai 5ournaments 152 Zeamwork Stressed fln Baskeffiall Bulldog Basketball OHS Opp. 58 Sapulpa 65 81 I-Ienryetta 64 Tahlequah Invitational Tour- nament 63 Tulsa Cascia Hall 56 71 Bristow 57 Sand Springs 58 Broken Arrow The Okmulgee Bulldogs bask- etball team had 16 wins and S losses in the 1966-67 school year. They won the Tahle- quah Invitational Tournament and the Okmulgee Invitation- al Tournament. The Bulldogs lost out in the regionals in the second game to Broken Arrow. 63 Miami 65 Gentry Ark. 36 66 Bristow 63 Sequoyah 47 64 Tahlequah f X V' 61 Broken Arrow Xl f 63 Tahlequah 47 75 Sand Swings , 56 HeT1'I'YFlTa 36 36 Tahlequah N 1 60 Pryor 47 53 pl-yor Okmulgee Invitational Tourn- 43 Miami ament 65 Sapulpa 55 Seminole 54 Regi0na1s 72 Bristow 41 23 Bristow 70 McAlester 57 56 Broken Arrow Bulldog Uarsifyn, 'WHO' Zhe Action 95 - . ' ' ode Steve The Okmulgee Varsity 1S from left to Brashler, Chrls Costello, TOH1 Str 1 right: Alger Flood, Randy Dugger, Charles MOYGIX DHUUY Bfumfleld, TGFFY Ballard, and Dalton, Neil Acker, Jerry Clack, Charles COHCYI Carl SCOU- 153 Randy Dugger Tom Strode JGITY Clfwk The Okmulgee Bulldog's B team is as follows, from left to right: First row: M. Lane, B. DeVore, D. England, R. Hamby, and E. Rea- Second row: Danny Rhodes, in- tern teacher, P. Brown, S. Wolfe, G. McCur- ty, D. Walton, T. Moore, and Coach Fleisch- inan. Third row: S. Dillon, J. Hightower, D Lewis, M. Perkins, D. Hudkins, and B. Hud- kins. The squad won 10 games and lost 6 IT'S MINE, yells Jerry Clack as he goes high in the air' for the Alger Flood ball. Teammates Alger Flood, 35, and Charles Dalton look on in astonishment. Broch Qym-Scene of Hungry Bulldogs l le Danny Brumfield Charles Dalton Chris Costello Terry Ballard 155 fa ji E! 5 2 T119 Ninth 2310359 Bullpups HTG fI'01'1t POW, manager, S. Moore, D. Forman, D. Reese left to Pi?-Zhfi Coach Glen Lang, J- RGCSO, E- P- Cotner, O. Sullivon, M. Coulter, and R Daniel, J. Ellis, R. Flood, S. MeGoWn, T. Milpoy, Micheau, and W. Spears. Back row: C. Wood, Sportsmanship Stressed in unior High The eighth grade Tiny Pups are front row, M. Heath, Terry Cotner, and C. Crutchmer. left to right: C. Briscoe, J. Hummel, R. Third row: J. Milroy, R. Patterson, G. Bak- Streight, D. Quinllin, and Tim Rea. Second er, S. Langdon, and B. Artebury. row: R. Checotah, P. Lemon, D. Dunham, l58 The SeVel1fh gif-Bde Teeny Tiny PUDS are man, S. Smith, and R. Ballenger. Third row fI'0Ht POW, left tc Flghti J- M00I'e, R- Vaughn, G. Garner, R. Barnes, E. Burklin, P. Mastin K. Powers, D. Eldridge, and J. Ballard. Sec- and R, Hess. ' ond row: J- McKinney, B. Stouger, M. For- Weight Eifiers Keep in Shape The weight lifting class is as follows: f'il'St B. Carter, and B. McKinney. Third row: J. row, Coach Charles Cruces Second row, P. Lovett, J. Colombin, C. Lopez, J.T. Howard, C0SeI', L- COIUHS, J- Langdon, D- Hamilton, M. Patterson, P. Bell, and D. Graham. 159 golf 5eam Sfrives Hor fow Scores X 4,0 - 000 JQQQQ so l f-- Okmulgee Senior High golf team members Standing, Brian Thompson, Scott Myers, Jim are kneeling, left to right: Craig Banard, Ev- Smith, Gary Banard, and David Smith. erett Rea, Don England, and Pat Robinson. 5raeE Zeam Prepares nor Action Bulldog track team members are from left to right: Doug Hamilton, Tony Rivera, and Steve Crutchmer. Kneeling are John Lovett, left, and Terry Rawlings, right. Tracksters Terry Rawlings, left, and Steve Crutchmer, right, pause for a break between practice sessions. Track coach is Dan Sullivant. 'fv- s...+i - i ii? 1 ,,,,,,.,...a----f- ' Central National Bank The Central National Bank celebrated it's look to the continued gI'0W'Ch Of both Oklfful' 50th Anniversary in March, We appreciate gee and the Central Nat1OH3l 111 the coming the trust that has been placed in the Cen- y98.I'S- tral National over the past 50 years and Carey's Furniture leu's Auto Shop Matt Carey knows Where to buy colored i For 'the latest work in auto needs, make T,V,, at Capeyesy it a point to shop at Leo's Auto Parts, where the friendly clerks are always willing to serve you. lhelioldenliue Ruth'sRecordSIlop 1 , , The Golden Cue IS the newest thing in clean ' All types of records' Special Orders family entertainment. Snooker and Pool is 113 E. Main SK6 - 2863 rapidly becoming the favorite sport for all. Friendly, Courteous Service K www. -, A, ,W ,,--ff ...2- '-f 4-.i Ilkmulgee Refining Cn., Inc. Refined Petroleum Products , Gasolines, Kerosene, Diesel Fuel, Heating sions' P' O' BOX 918, Okmulgee, Oklahoma Oils, Fuel Oils, Asphalts and Asphalt Emul- www - line '54 N x 5 ? ,ff y o rappers Ilassell Auto Parts Chris Costello and Tommy Vanderpool, get, Aletrice, that is how a right handed person ting sharper by the minute, say, Smartest uses 3 left handed Wrench- Clothes for young men we've found at Top- See Hassell Auto Parts for your tool needs. persf' Boca Cola Company Your only home-town, home owne - C013 Bottling Co, 106 N.C 1 ho B 'S,5 ' S, D Ralph's BarherShop We Dellver Happlnessn l l Q 307 W, Main Next tlme you need a halrcut . . .stop 1n at phone SK5 - 2626 Ra1ph's for the best service in town. 219 E. Paul and Inez Lemon Sth Flowers for all occasions WvIie's Shoe Store , Tired feet. . .Maybe it's the shoes. For the the latest styles in all footwear are yours. flnest quality in shoes, see Wylies. Where 112 South Morton H Q 5 1 1 Brown's Shoes Need Shoes? Anita Ingram and Tommy Volturo know where to go for fine quality shoes. s U f L , ' ' A ' , who ., 'xr ,i 1 f . 1, .ff W - -W -W H -1, ww.: , K K K K . 1 , -P f r A N wr- on ,wwf -e lIarney's Pleasantvievr Nursery Don't get caught with your plants down! .Buy then from Carney's Pleasantview Nur- sery. 1901 E. 20th SK6 - 2600 or SK6 - 1587 cue WASH ON OP ?-54 liffy Car Wash Clean in Five Minutes If you like a dirty car, that's your business but if you don't, that's our business! Come to the Jiffy Car Wash, open 24 hours a day. South Wood Drive Hightuwer's Furniture To fill with keepsake mementos Miniature cedar chests are given to all graduating senior girls by the friendly people at Hightower's Furniture Store. 319 W. 6th SK6 - 1276 i UKLAHUMA STATE TECH High skills are developed at Oklaho- ma State Tech with the guidance of the State's most outstanding craftsman- instructors. Oklahoma State Tech offers a rich background of education and experience in more than 33 different vocational and technical careers. As a branch of Oklahoma State Un- iversity, the school has trained more U . , i 5 sf' feff f-,, :ii Ukmulgee, llklahnma than 20,000 persons who are now em- ployed at excellent salaries. They are finding they have many advancement opportunities. It is the only school of its kind in the state and is the Southwest's finest as well as industry's own. For additional information Write: Of- fice of Directors, Oklahoma State Tech, Okmulgee, Oklahoma. 'F K Southern Mansion larry's DX Service Circle Complete One Stop Service Best Luck to 1967 Seniors Okmulgee, Oklahoma Rt. 3 Qkmulgee SK6 - 1414 Davis Brothers Smile, please Mr. Jeff Davis takes care of the Torchlight photos each year. If you desire good pictures, see Davis Brother's. 5 C Q F E ii 1, f-,- W , . fe we Y' f 'i A 7 me ee it -' P 3' E ,, , , 7 Q Yu f.-f,. , eff . . i 5 f'-fiilif, E f. . e ,g . 'L'-' , . W 1 ' - ':::E'. ir: fi ' S 5 iiixzifw 'V W , f A K ,z ' rife. ' I 4' , Mg, , s ,-.,L it . .e L 1,3 0rcutt's For all your perscription, and beauty needs, see Orcutts Pharmacy, Commerce Buildmg : ., Ss: a:f:.f1',.a L . , .. . v,.. ,, .,,., ,. f as - as '--ffm .-'-w:zasfa,.eff f --,-we ' 'f .,H.1aaZvf',.2ffi: s5 1 1-' iw swffenesf ft' 7. be A ' 11 ' feasjfi 5 , 355I1,i?l', Lx5QE345l5KgE5Qi5-W f- QLEEEE' . :Sei-- i T: We was Wslxfilfesk ' .. .5 N? ii wg Ninety and Nine 308 E. 6th Street SK6 - 9885 Open 7 A.M. to 8:30 P.M. fClosed Sundayj We Feature Fine Food For You and Your Family. l.Il. Rogers lumber T. H. Rogers Lumber When quality is a must- T. H. Rogens Lumber has quality material for all your construction needs. 200 E. 7th SK6 - 1725 Bikes Hlmgry? Stop in at Bikes', 9th and Wood Drive, for one of their famous 19 cent burgers. Public Service Bo. The Public Service is always willing to serve. Live better electrically. 112 N. Okmulgee 'N' 5:54:- Mii A 1. f7'2 .. 4 Eff f 7 A 1 l 1518132 - ' ' 4 e 331315 ef10'eW'f1'ff'f'll!6 P4-T! E ' 5 Leg H QI P I 'f ' gm:1,2v g 1ifgf . x1 Fil? 7 44 K . we , E Q-'if ..i'Q.'f ' v K I 9 . . - 3 Al P' ' ee, cec 4 4 ein. y 524 : :1'r:.,,- up , - K, A , M: L 'l ,l .c , ,. ,, ' lauh Sheet Metal and Realm! For lovely floral arrangements, potted plants - and flower supplies that are sure to please, 133792325 gsggtgtreet see Fa1lon's Greenhouse and Flower Shop. Okmulgee, oklahoma 74447 304 N- Taft SKS ' 2024 Montgomery Wards. As Kathy Kurtz well knows, Montgomer Xgzgd has the best 'selection of clothes for all llkmulgee Florists The Bulldog Corsages are a specialty. Also beautiful corsages for prom and other occa- sions. 301 N. Okmulgee llrpheumlheater Orpheum Theater, Downtown Okmulgee Tower Drive-In Entertainment under the stars Slrirloy's Paint 8. Wallpaper Kathy and Linda Shirley know that the best place to buy your paint and redecora- ting supplies are at Slrirley's Paint and Wall- paper. 'k PORTRAIT S WEDDING llkmulgee llaiIyTimes Say, have you read the latest? Teenagers who depend on the Daily Times for the news and latest entertainment always find them- selves in the know . 114 E. 7th SK6 - 3600 lynn' usqv ,..f 'up' ...fs leo. -1.- ..4. 141. 4... . . .. .. A I an '..i, ...... 1..... ...... ...... ..... ..,.. ..... -.... v.... ...., ..- Trophys Unlimited Trophies of all kinds. . Beautiful trophies for all occasions can be obtained at Trophies Unllmted, 112 N. Mor- ton, SK6 - 2929. 'L CDMMERCIAL Ywxccnapk, J' V' Fine pnot ogr aphy for every need Voszfcr lwlotr p V tl ll SQL H090 J ,b ,I 22 il I.: B05 NORTH GFAND E 5: ?'4MERmiQ SK 6'53B9 Q 0' oninmw To w n s m a n Okmulgee's finest dining room. 20th and Wood Drive SK6 - 6300 aa n :gum ei , tones Fornrture For those who study in comfort. Sportswear, Sweaters, Blouses, Skirts, Royce Wittman knows Jones Furniture is Hats, Purses, Gloves, Jewelry, Complete the place to find home furnishings of the Bridal Line, Plus: Bridal Consultant Cater- widest variety, the finest quality and at Maxino's Fashion Shop ing Service. reasonable prices. 218 E. 6th, SK6-6206 309 W. 6th sw: - 5-tofu IIWFH Bryant Brothers Motors Thinking of your dream car? Richard ad- new Dodge Charger' mires the sleek and compact style of the 210 North Grand SK5 3617 Brashears Transfer 8. Storage Transfer and Storage Pinngg Elggtfig J. E. Brashears SK6 - 5862 Pinneo Electric 516 West 7th St. Nationwide Service Electric Contracting and Light Fixtures Carrier Air Conditioners SK6 - 5465 112 E. 6th Okmulgee, Oklahoma rf ttaa -' ff 1 1 6 nr i' , Ranrly's Frozen Meats Inc. lefteries Advertising Ra.ndy's Frozen Meats Inc. Jefferies is the best place in town for 321 E. 6th effective advertising of all types. - Okmulgee, Okla. M .lat v-if KW 2 : 1+ ff 2 iff, A I Citizens National Bank Marilyn Mah,-ey and Linda Brewer are sure people at Citizens National Bank or at the the easy Way to save is to see the courteous DI'1V9'If1 Garden Bank' Xa: OKMULGEE PLUMBING C0 llli mulg e u hing Company Marvin Mason Plumbing - Heating - Air Conditioning 201 N. Morton SK6 2527 Okmulgee, Oklahoma mfg Qififi. MQEQE CRE. M Bit-n-Go Git-n-Go from 7 to 11 Open 364 days a year. East Sixth. White Iowolry 9219 C Colliers Hardware Collier Hardware is headquarters for Wil- D. E. White Jeweler where quality costs no S011 SPOFUUS G00dS- HQ? Everett Danifils mgre. and Jrm Reynolds examlne one of the W1l- son basketballs. Collier's also carry Con- verse All-Star basketball shoes. ,if sf? En- W , . . Thesingerco. Thompson s PlrrIIrps66 Thompsolfs Phillips 66 What's new for tomorrow is at Singer To- Wheel bHl3HCi1'1g, fI'011l1 end 81igH1T19H'C, COITI- day. plete tune-up, road service, Washing and lub. 117 W, Sth St, 4th and Mission SK6 - 2800 7 Qi ifwgnwa' ,Q-uri Melody Music Shop Melody Music Shop 311 E. 6th SK6-6000 as lohnson's Iewelry M Keepsake Diamonds, Bulova and Accutron watches. 107 South giiggllgee Oklahoma SK6 - 5104 Welcome to Neal's Thrifty Wise ' Downtown and Mission Lane. il J' Key Drug For your perscription drug and cosmetic needs see Key Rexall Drug. Two graduate registered pharmisists on duty at all times. 111 W. 6th 1, Anthony's For the latest in men's and women's clothing, and a large selection of patterns and dry goods, shop C. R. Anthony. 114 W. 7th SK6 - 5719 .. :VUI 555.5 ...M lack Belllumher Going to build something? Then Jack Bell Lumber Company is the place for you. Jack Bell has quality material for all your con- stuction needs. 791 W, 6th SK5 - 0978 los Weller Service Station Go to Joe Weller's For prompt efficient service see Joe Wel- ler at Joe Weller Service Station. q ,1 M.. W' 'I .ei 0 at Fidler-Harlanlincoln-Mercury Featuring '67 Cougar The utmost in untamed elegance. Fansherand Stone See Fansher and Stone for your Real Estate and Insurance needs. Bettyek Kult Kun Lovely hair for those special occasions For the latest styles, let Bettye's make them the brightest occasions in any gir1's dream. 201 W. 4th SK6 - 2800 215 East Sth SK6 - 1316 . . .- X 00ltlt te' fer Wetaift W I Friteh Cleaners 813 West Sixth Phone SK6 - 3487 'Take Your Britches To Fritches lm... Uklahuma Natural Gas Go. Barbara Riker and Debbie Jordan are Delicious things happen when you cook with looking over the new eye level gas range. gag, of We Bee-line Bowl Bee Line Bowl features a Jr. Bowling League M 8 n st al' nllg stil fl Saturday morning. On South Wood Drive. When you Wish to look your Very best, Bob CI'aWf0Fd shop the large selections at the cosmetic and jewelry counter at the M and D Star Drug Store 108 S. Morton -A t --ev-, ,W MJMW- tm . . ,.. --v iw.,- - 'W N Fmt Mansherger-VolturuConstruction KelIey's Restaurant When better food is served, Kelley's will Construction Company Inc. Residential .... Commercial Remodeling .... Designing serve it. Developing .,.. Financing 35 years of courteous service. 1711 CO119g6 Lalle 300 N. Wood Drive SK6 - 2726 SK6 - 3293 llllli:--, tlkmulgee Packing Co. Okmulgee Packing Company 1500 West 4th Street PaHo Drive4n Restaurant This is the place to go- After the game, after school, or anytime, meet the gang at the Patio where you get delicious food, pleasant atmosphere, friendly service. Prescott Beauty Shop Styles to be Envied Beauticians at Prescott's Beauty Shop will give you the newest look in hair styles to suit your every special occasion. 311 N. Morton SK6 - 1464 Beacon Beacon Drive-In is home owned and opera- ted. High quality food - Fine selection for Duveln drive-in eating 35,5 . Ukmulgee laundry Plenty to Serve you For the best in laundry, sanitary dry cleaning, and fur storage, see Okmulgee Laundry, where pick up and delivery are free of charge. Mac Gregors Imported and domestic gifts, fabrics, an- tiques, perfumes, botique items, candies, furn- iture, custom draperies and upholstery for that very exclusive look. McGregor's Interi- ors 116 East 6th KZ, ! . 0hSe Meat Products Inc. 501 West 4th-SKB-3101 llkmulgee, tlklahoma BALL BRIITHERS CUMPANY, INCURPURATED . fruit jars , 1idS - CHPS . commercial packers Jars and bottles Seniors Page 71 Acker, Elizabeth Adams, Barbara Akers, Linda Aylor, Janie Bailey, Lee Ann Bannon, Barbara Barnard, Gary Baughman, Shirley Blanchard, Melinda Page 72 Bogie, Tom Brown, Jane Brumfield, Danny Brydges, Lizbeth Bubp, Jim Candler, Doffy Carney, Becky Catlett, Connie Clevenger, Jimmy Cline, Raymond Cloud, Margie Page 73 Boles, Edna Boudinot, Mike Brewer, Linda Burn, Steven Max Burnett, Sue Burson, Margaret Catlett, Larry Churchill, Keith Page 74 Conley, Jim Costello, Chris Crutchmer, Steve Davis, Judy Dohrer, Sherry Dunn, Jeannie Eaton, James Elliott, Berna Farrimond, Jo Ann Page 7 5 Coverdill, Karen Davis, Fields Dearmore, Russell Student Qnclex l X, Y f 1 K 1 f fb ff ff 'f ff ' Dillion, Judy Eno, Gloria Farley, Helen Farmer, Frances Flood, Alger Foley, John Foreman, Darlene Page '76 McCaslin, Sharon McCord, Lawana McKay, Carolyn Page 80 McKay, Stan Mabrey, Marilyn Maner, Evelyn Markham, Debra Page 84 Sadler, Sharon Scott, Teri Self, Marquetta Sharp, Leah Shirley, Linda Snyder, Karen Sorrels, Marilyn Soule, Elaine Fowler, Janice Gammon, Sharon Garcia, Mike Gillum, Jeff Green, Linda Sue Greenhaw, Larry Hereden, Glenda Heriman, Linda Hodges, Gail Sue Horn, David Howard, Marles Page 77 Fowler, Linda Fox, Connie Fritch, Bill Fulton, Judy Gordon, Karen Gordon, Sharon Grayson, Videll Hamby, Norma Haynes, Regina Henke, Fred Page 78 Hunter, Ken Ingram, Anita James, Connie Kelley, Gary Kisner, Nancy Knight, Deborah Kundmiller, George Leak, Karen LeGrand, Paul Lewis, Elma McCormack, Bill McDougal, Charles Page 79 Johnson, Tommy Jordan, Mark Kaczynski, Linda Kurtz, Kathy Lambertson, Barbara Laur, Lenora Martin, Bill Millsap, Alan Mitchell, Donna Myers, Carol Sue Myers, Scott O'Shields, Glenda Page 81 Maledon, Linda Martin, Deborah Micheau, Linda Myrter, David Nash, Karen Orr, Linda O'Shields, Linda Parker, Kathy Parker, Larry Page 82 Patterson, Larry Peeler, Nick Pelt, Marvena Penn, Ray Perkins, Janie Peyton, Ronnie Powell, Debbie Quinlan, Pat Rawlings, Gene Riley, Richard Riley, Susan Rivera, Tony Page 83 Penn, Diane Phillips, Patricia Pine, Kellie Pliley, Linda Rawls, Michael Reynolds, Jim Rikard, Brenda Rose, Mary Ross, Aletrice Rucker, Deanna Stone, Mike Stratton, Fred Page 85 Sanders, Ronnie n Schumacher, Ronnie Scott, Bill Slatkin, Robin Smith, Jim Snider, Vicki Starr, Rosina Stead, Marcy Strode, Tommy Summers, Vicki Page 86 Tallant, Donneva Taylor, Albert Thompson, Kathy Tozer, Hank Trim, Michael Ussery, Nina Vanderpool, Tom Vaughn, Donnie Wadley, Don Webb, Jaletta Wilson, Judy Karen Wilson, Judy Kaye Page 87 Thomason, Nancy Turnbull, David Turner, David Y t Walker, Bobb Wallace, Jane Waller, Annette Wittman, Julia Wittman, Royce Wood, Pam uniors Page 89 Adams, Adonia Akers, Diana Alexander, Kathy Alsip, Ronnie Arford, Jan Arnold, James Atkins, Bea Bailey, Joe Baldwin, Gordon Ballard, Terry Ballinger, Roger Bannon, Shirley Barnes, Brent Barnes, Vickie Bell, Jeff Bell, Pat Biddle, Mary Ann Page 90 Bidnick, Jon Bogard, Sharon Boguski, Patti Bone, Connie Brewer, Pam Briscoe, Jennifer Briscoe, Roy Brock, Terri Brown, Carolyn Brown, Charles Brown, Julia Brown, Phil Brumfield, Grace Byrd, Sue Page 91 Carr, Iris Carter, Bobby Cathron, Cheryl Clack, Jerry Clarkson, Nancy Cline, Rebecca Clingan, Pat Conley, Jerry Coser, Pete Cox, Shirley Culbreath, Leigh Cummings, Karen Dalton, Charles Davenport, Johnny Page 92 Deere, Sam Dennis, Frances Dillard, Ruth Ann Doan, Berle Plfalwlwlfvlwlfvlfblfflfflfvlfalfakvkvkalwkvlsvlf vl4vl4vlHlHl4Pl4vl4PifPlHl42kPlfPi0l0lf2l0l4PlfPlf Dugger, Randy Duncan, Carla Dunham, Janie Eaton, Sandra Ellis, Bill Estep, Don Evans, Marlene Evans, Roger Farmer, Theresa Farrer, Barbara Fidler, Becky Finn, Eileen Page 93 Fitzgerald, Janice Frederick, Jimmy Freeman, Brenda Fulton, Judy Furr, Mary Jane Garcia, Nick Garrison, Rita Gay, Anne Goodwin, Carolyn Green, Beverly Graham, Allan Dale Grant, Karen Guffey, Dennis Gurney, Sue Hamilton, Doug Hamm, Wanda Page 94 Hancock, Edith Hardridge, Linda Hardwick, Jennifer Harjo, Herman Heath, Sheryl Heberlein, Roger Hicks, Terry Elaine Hightower, Linda Holland, Loyed Holleman, Randy Holmes, Linda Howard, J. T. Howell, Deanna Huddleston, Deloris Hunt, Darrell Ingram, Larry Page 95 Ingram, Ruth Jensen, Rhoda Johnson, Jon Jordan, Debby Joslin, Norma Kaltenbach, Peggy Kelley, Mike Kennedy, Thelma Kiker, Connie Kimzey, Edith Kiper, Peggy Kirkbride, Terresa Kiser, Carolyn Kubicek, Claudia Langdon, Jim Laymon, Jean Page 96 Leake, Victor LeBlanc, Martin Lee, Janet LeGrand, George Liles, Jim McCarty, Bill McDonald, Bill McGilbra, James McIntosh, Judy McMurray, Cathy Magrini, Marlene Marchant, Patricia Mathis, Ronnie Milligan, Earl Milroy, Carol Mitchell, Victor Molina, Phillip Moore, Mildred Moore, Terry Page 97 Morrow, Kay Myers, Gary Neal, Gaines Nelson, Phillip Nickell, Jerry Nipper, Clayton Noble, Patsy O'Shields, Danny Ostrander, Jill Park, Dinah Paterson, Bob Page 98 Patrick, David Patterson, Mike Payton, Pamela Peeler, Vicki Penn, Doug Phillips, Steve Pipkins, Charles C. Powell, Robert Rainey, Jim Rawlings, Terry Ray, Sandra Reding, Joyce Reeve, Rex Rhodes, Linda Rissler, David Roberson, Ray Robison, Sandy Page 99 Ross, Sherry Rucker, Jenny Scott, Jan Scott, Larry Scott, Sue Shackelford, Tom Simms, Peggy Sims, Rita Slape, Mary Smith, Britt Smith, David Smith, Gary Smith, Robert Smith, Ronnie Smith, Tom Smith, Viola Page 100 Snow, Phillip Sprouse, Mike Staton, Susan Stephens, Sharon Stewart, Wayne Stowers, Connie Straessle, Danny Swallow, Debra Taylor, Cynthia Taylor, Karen Taylor, Sharon Taylor, Richard Thompson, Brian Thompson, James Tiger, George Vaughn, Allen Vaughn, Mike Vivar, Randy Page 101 Volturo, Tommy Waldroop, Dennis Wall, Bruce Wallace, Bob Wantiez, Oscar Webb, Thea Weller, Stephen White, Gary Busse, Lennie Calhoun, Mike Hamby, Rodger Hardridge, Robert 96-96- White, James Campbell, Dianne Hargio, Barney 'X' 96 Williams, Patty Campbell, Peggy ae 96 ' ' ' Canfield Martha Page 108 Wilson, Patricia 1 Woglverton' David garltoyl, Ilgaigleiy Harkrider Perry ae 96 Y' 1' , H 1 arne , , mgmg e en Carter, Dorothy Haynes, Lowell 96 'X Hensley, Sherry 96 ,X 5 5 m O, e S 522533, Kalifsl 96 9, op 0 Carter' Linda Hicks, Allen h 'X' 96 Castin, Jenny Hightower, Jo n Caywood, James H1113 Nancy 96 96 Page 102 Chance, Jimngglee IEIg2:i?'Y1JIg1?g1y 96 96 Chapman, Je rey - Ne Silililllll' ifllfmas ee ee Allen, Richard C. 1 A111S9n, Mgrpma Clements, Farrell H H, Debgpah .ae ae A1 ip, Charles Coll1ns,'Larry 1 , J h -e AY?d8FSOH, Danny Colompmf Jan 52il2Ion,0Jei'Irg1 'X' 96 Andrina, Karen Corlnfifl' Sue Johns, Linda QQ. .X. AI'HO1d, Jacquetfa Cornsllk' Eangy Jones, Lois Ann Asbury, Linfia gfmefa C ming? Jones, Nancy V K' 96 Baker, Jackie lmimmgs' Keesee, Donald ,XQ Baldwin, Margaret 3233431 Eiga Kglly, Richard 96 ' Kemper, Carol .X -X- Page 103 , Keys, Larry Page 106 Kiper James H. 96 -X Barnard, Craig I . Kirklen, Deborah Beesley, Diane gglqgscggnfggan Kaczynski, Donald ee af' Bell, Ramona ' Lalrmore, Sue gg 96 Bell, Randy 2232112 12235 Lane, Mike X. Efgglffg, Igggilgra Dillon, Steve LeBlanc, Clarence X- Bileck, Toni lgfgift Page 110 95' 96- gilelilfe RJ1ochGlenda Don, Nancy , Leitko Wanda ae '76 Blunt, Debbie E?dnl:SilgZ,S'R1??123gd Lenox: Deborah 96 QQ 3222ftlfhI5il2Sa g111qtg1dM,ggi, l3?X5Z,,D5Feida e. ee ae Brashears, Johnny Eng a bonna Litsey, Dale ac, ,K Brasier, Charles Fvatfflg Richard Litsey, Jimmy Breedlove, Sharon Figds 'Delores Lopez, Clary B d 95 96 Breville, Ralp Fields' Melvin Longnec er, ren a 3:22:22 Dm lblzlfslwleles it lt Bridgman, Kenneth Page 107 McClenA1on,GDavid ji Zi Bridgman, Linda McCur y, GOFEG Frederick, Nancy McDonald, Berta Page 104 Frederick, Richard 1ihgCEg1vi,12n22Ek1?lWayne 'Je 'Je Freeny, Wayne 9 , 1 Brooks, Alfreda Fuller, Patty MCK1nney, B010 ,d 96 X' Brown, Donna Gadway, Jim McMp1rray,,DaV1 -X. 96 Brown, Janice F. Gguger, Judith MCN1911, Mlkff Brumfield, Ruth Giulioli, Tommy Mann, Meredlth 96 96 Bryant, Richard Goodno, Tera Sue Markham, Jan -,G 96 Bryant, Ricky Goodwin, Charlotte Page 111 BPYCISGS, J01111 Gouthier, Carolyn 96 -X- EEiil1,lYIa5i?,Eet 3iZf1iRfMEf3'df ' Mason, Connie ee ee B ' ' - Mason, Gaye urn, Don Greenhaw, Mlke J ette 96 ae Burton, Joe Guy, Bob Mason' an M llrmlwlllallwll'-f1ll'ml1 2il l':lll'a1l1':lll':nl'a1ll'ail llfillhillwl New I'ali aill':1U Mays, David Meeks, Wilma Melton, Larry Miller, Cindy Mills, Ernest G. Mitchell, Thomas Moore, Terry Morris, Jerry Morrow, Vickie Moyer, Steven Myers, Kathy Nauls, James Page 112 Newport, Johnny R. Nichols, Harry Nickell, Jerry Noble, Diana Noon, Adrienne Northcross, Helen Oliver, Ginny Ornelas, Mike Parks, Ronnie Pelt, Teresa Perkins, Gay Perkins, Mike Perry, Becky Page 113 Petree, Eugene Powell, Bernadine Powell, Linda Price, Sammy Qualls, Linda Quinlan, Linda Ray, Mike Rea, Everett Reagan, Loretta Reddick, Ken Reich, Clayton Rhodes, Sandra Riker, Lee Rivera, Angel Page 114 Rivera, Juan Robinson, Anne Robinson, Pat Roney, Curtis Ross, Yolanda Rusco, Armon Russell, Mark Sargent, Mike. Schlather, Jarnle Scott, Amy Scott, Teresa Scott, Tommy Sharp, Bill Shirley, Kathy Slape, Deborah Smith, Robert Smith, Sherry Page 115 Soule, Margaret Spoon, Rita Gail Stekoll, Louise Stanley, Tommy Stephens, Gary Stone, Rebecca Straessle, Jim Taylor, Bob Taylor, Roxie Terrell, Susan Thames, Larry Thomas, Teri Thomason, John Thompson, Debby Thornburg, Lorena Thrower, Donna Tiger, Dean Tolbert, Ellis Tomlinson, Sharlet Toothaker, Sandy Uri, Margo Van Woudenbery, C Vanderpool, Cindy Vaughn, Janice Page 116 Vickers, Dennis Vinck, Diane Volturo, Judy Waldroop, Ingrid Walker, Barbara Waller, Sharon Walton, Dickie Wegley, Karen West, Karen White, Belinda Wiggs, Diana Williams, Dale Williams, Joyce Williford, Margie Wilson, Linda Wolf, Scott Woolverton, Barbara Wright, Kathy Yingling, Dean greshmen Page 118 Adkins, Shirley Allison, Donnie Allison, Ronald Arford, Cris Arnold, Peggy Ausbrooks, Paul Bailey, Gay Bailey, Mike Baker, Ronnie Baldischwiler, Ann Ball, Dorothy Ballard, Phyllis Bannon, George Barger, John Baughman, Janet Bear, Ivan Belford, Randy Belford, Rusty Bell, Elizabeth Bell, Homer Bell, Karen Bennett, Mike Bennight, Pam Bilbro, Jean Boyd, Charlotte Brashears, Pamela Page 119 Bre-shears, Andra Breville, Joan Bridgman, Keith Brooks, Brooker Brown, Joyce Bryant, Dianna Burns, Debbie Burtchett, William Campbell, Kathryn Cargill, Patti Carson, Steve Carter, Bobby Carter, J. 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Casey, Cheryl Caywood, Earl Chapman, Betty Chasteen, Vickie Checotah, Ben Clarkson, John Clarkson, Randy Clements, Mary Colorio, Mike Conway, Joyce Page 120 Conway, Rocky Cook, Sharon Coppedge, Sharon Coser, Nettie Coser, Wayne Cotner, Pat Coulter, Maurice Creason, Gary Criner, Roger Cummings, Eddie Cummings, James Daniel, Evert Davis, Debbie Davis, Leslie Davis, Glenn Dempsay, Gene Dilks, Jack Doan, William Don, Lisa Drake, Shelley Eaton, Donna Ellis, Jim Fields, Roy Fite, Ronnie Flood, Randall Forman, Doug Franke, Willard Frederick, Earl Freeman, Gail Furer, Linda Page 121 Good, Jerry Good, Steve Graham, James Green, Bill Green, Bonnie Greene, Mary Guffey, William Gurney, Adelle Hambrick, Phillip Hankins, Donna Harlan, Fred Henry, Charleen Hensley, Regina Herring, Lin Himes, Delores Houck, Mary Huddleston, Clifford Jackson, Dean Jennings, Gloria Ingram, Dennis Jensen, Teresa Johnson, Laneeta Jones, Rebecca Jordan, Celia Joslin, Dan Kaltenbach, Kathy Page 122 Kennedy, Julia Kimzeyj Nelda Kinzer, Cal Kirklen, Peggy Kiser, Jerry Kozak, Karen Kub, Tonia L'Allier, Jim LaSarge, Charley Laursen, Paula LeBlanc, Kenneth Leckie, James Lee, Linda Lee, Nelson LeGrand, James Leitka, Loretta Lenox, Janet Loftin, Debbie, Long, Ferrell Lowery, Vickie Lyons, Sherry Maledon, Gary Manning, Janna Marris, Billy Marshall, Jerry Martin, Marilyn Mason, Mary Page 123 Page 124 Reese, Vicki Reeve, Dorothy Richardson, James Riley, Sarah Beth Roberson, Don Robinson, Karen Ross, Brenda Ross, David Sanders, Mike Sanger, Karen Savage, Roger Schrameck, Ross Scott, Debra Self, Adrian Shackelford, Jane Shelton, Sue Simmers, Edward McAlister, Billy McClung, Del McDaniel, Roy McKay, Jimmy Micheau, Tommy MeGown, Steve Millburn, Lee Roy Milroy, Rusty Montague, Hardy Montague, Pam Moore, Jack Moore, Larry Morton, Lyla Moss, Glenn Motte, Linda Moyer, Robert Murray, Tommy Myers, Jacky Myers, Kenneth Myers, Marnie Myrter, Martha Nash, Virginia Nickerson, Nila Ornelas, Steve Parker, Richard Lomas, Jean Magrini, Stephen Paterson, Regina Patterson, John Payton, Roy Perkins, Jan Perkins, Steve Phillips, Leron Powell, David Pugsley, Janet Raney, Wanda Rawlings, Paula Reding, Janie Reese, Danny Reese, Johnny Young, David Young, Miriam Zeier, Mike Sigaqtfi Page 126 Acton, Kenny Adams, Eddie Adkins, James Anderson, Kenny Andrina, Chuck Arterbury, Brandon Ator, Floyd Bailey, Billy Baker, Gregory Baldischwiler, M Crutchmer, Clyde Davis, Donald Davis, John Dawes, Pamela Dean, James Dennis, Vicky Page 128 Dockery, Marilyn Dunham, Dell Dunham, Pamela Dunn, Keith Eastin, Tereasa Edmonds, Diana England, Paula Enloe, Jay Ennis, Bonita Estep, Lynda Everett, Regina Simms, Yolanda Simons, Pam Smith, Arlene Smith, Sharon Smith, Sharon Kay Snow, Lois Snyder, Eileen Spears, Wayne Spring, Kay Stanley, Johnny Starr, Walter Stephens, Robynne Sterner, Debbie Stevens, Cathy Straessle, Fred Streight, Gary Sullivan, Obie Taylor, Charles Thomas, Debbie Page 125 Thompson, Charles Turnbull, Cindy Underwood, Linda Van Straten, Debbie Vanzant, Mike Vaughn, Gene Vidricksen, Pamela Waits, Freda Waller, Sandra Walston, Veronica Wantiez, Frank Webb, Bruce White, Betty White, Ronnie Whiteley, Steve Williams, Bobby Williams, Booker T. Williams, Diane Williams, Lynn Wise, Chris Wood, Carl Barksdale, Mary Barton, Beverly Becker, Curtis Bell, Charles Bell, Bill Bell, Michael Bennett, David Bird, Daniel Bledsoe, James Bogie, Steve Bradley, Tresa Branscum, William Brewer, Dwight Briscoe, John Buchanan, James Brownfield, Stephen Burns, Carole Busse, Roger Byrd, Janie Campbell, Jo Carole Carney, Colleen Page 127 Catlett, La Donna Caywood, Karen Chasteen, Glenda Checotah, Roman Chiarello, Mike Clark, Dickey Clark, Marvin Clay, Robert Clements, Virgie Cline, Robert Colombin, Jack Conner, Donald Conway, Barbara Cook, Paul Corbin, Johnny Corn, Wanda Cotner, Terry Crawford, Linda Fleetwood, Rhonda Foust, Daniel Fowler, Debra Franklin, James Frederick, Shirley Freeman, Janine Freeny, Gary Fuller, Ricky Gadway, Casey Gasaway, Melissa Gesin, Deborah Glenn, Brenda Glenn, David Goodwin, Phyllis Greenhaw, C Hagy, Dennis Hamm, Eddie Hamon, Larry Hancock, Sharon Page 129 Harlan, Johnny Hartgrave, Jimmy Heath, Mike Hereden, Deborah Heriman, Delores Holland, Roger Hopkins, Ray Horn, Vickie Howell, Charlotte Howell, Donna Hummel, John Hunsicker, Janet Hunt, Earnestine Jackson, David Jackson, Jimmy James, Cynthia James, David Jamison, Sheila Jamison, William Jeffries, Fred Jeldy, Frank mu-'II lfllnbll illl'l lll'4'll'll lll Ql'5U fllll-Wllgllllfillfllllill 5l1 3ll L11'l:lllEll'ElU 444 444444444-4444444444 44444444444-444 4444444444444444444 444444444444444444444 41 444444444444 44444444444-4444444444 444 444444444444444444444-444444444 444444444441 Johns, Gail Johnson, Jody Jones, Dale Kaczynski, Steve Kaltenbach, Teddy Keck, Max Kimbell, Kay Kimzey, Donald King, Thomas Kiper, Frank Kiper, Sherrye Kirkbride, Deborah Lambertson, Robert Langdon, Steve Laur, Andrea Laursen, Sandra Leak, Gaylene Lemon, Paul Liles, Linda Lisko, Joseph Page 130 Longenecker, J Lyons, Pamila McCarty, Donald McCaslin, Gerald McElroy, Cathy Mantooth, Karen Marchant, Judy Marriott, Jane Martin, Mary Mason, Jimmy Mason, Paula Matthews, Samuel Meeks, Oneida Melton, Wesley Mills, Jan Milroy, John Moats, Anita Moore, Linda Morley, Daniel Morris, Larry Morton, Janice Neal, Roger Nelson, Peter Northcross, Joseph Oliver, Donna Ornelas, Patricia Papafrangos, C Park, Barbara Patterson, Ricky Penner, Harold Peters, Johnny Petree, Eugene Potter, Jimmy Potts, Nanette Page 131 Powell, Blair Powell, Jack Quesenbury, David Quillin, David Rea, Tim Reamer, Sharon Redfearn, Clifton Reed, Floyd Rhodes, Johnny Richman, Alan Riker, Barbara Rissler, Eddie Roberson, Glen Robinson, Martha Romine, Chris Ross, Denice Russell, Kent Sadler, Michael Scott, Jean Scott, Monica Scott, Pamela Shepherd, Eunice Silvey, Sherri Simmers, Charlie Smith, Billy Smith, Don Smith, Hank Snelson, Connie Snow, Suzy Southern, Linda Sprouse, Pat Steph, Sherwood Streight, Randall Taylor, Douglas Taylor, Sandy Taylor, Sharon Page 132 Taylor, Steven Thames, Jerry Tipton, Belinda Tolbert, Brenda Uri, Gwen Vierling, Gary Volturo, Tony Walker, Robert Webb, Gayle Webb, Linda Wegley, Thomas Weller, Rodney White, Tony Whitlow, Michael Willis, Stephen Wilson, Larry Seventh Page 133 Allen, Darla Ausbrooks, Sharon Baker, Sandra Baldridge, Ronald Ballard, Jimmy Ballenger, Roy Barnes, Ronnie Beesley, Kathy Bell, Kathy Ann Bercaw, David Berryhill, Vicki Bird, Cheryl D. Blankenship, Jesse Blankenship, Michael Bone, Stefanie Bowen, Billy Bralley, Deborah Branscum, Brenda Breville, Jacqueline Brooks, Kathleen Broom, Kay Brownfield, Janet Burklin, Elmo Burns, Arthur Page 134 Bynum, Randy Canfield, Kenneth Carney, Tom Carson, David Carter, Harold Carter, Thomas Casey, Romona Castin, Jan Chapman, Brad Checotah, Vickie Clark, Judy Clark, Larry Conner, Dianna Crawford, Pamela Croan, Charles Croan, Danny Culbreath, John Cummings, Joe Dangott, Bill Dangott, Sandra Davis, Joyce Day, Marsha Day, Michael Deere, Robert Deere, Roberta Dennis, Randy DeVore, Danny DeVore, Ranny Dockery, Mark Duncan, Larry Dunham, John Eldridge, David Page 185 Farley, Tommy Farrimond, Jenise Fidler, Mark Forman, Michael Fortune, Ronald Foshee, Ronnie Frazier, Kathy Frederick, Cathy Funk, Gary Ganus, Larry Gardenhire, Mike Garner, Garry Gartrell, Michael Gasaway, Jamie Goodno, Susan Graham, Sharon Granlund, Lillian Grayson, Christine Grayson, Denise Granlund, Lillian Hair, Donald Harder, Nancy Hardin, Mitzie Hardridge, Joe Harlan, Mary Harned, Calvin Heath, David Page 136 Hedrick, Gail Heller Randy Henshaw, Linda Hess, Randy Higgins, Donna Hill, Michael Holata, Janice Hopper, Linda Howell, Beth Hunt, Sherilen Inglish, Bobby Jeldy, Debby Jennings, Louise Kane, Larry Keim, John Kelley, Roger Kelly, Gail Kinzer, Carol Kub, Edward Lamkin, John Lawson, Judith Lollie, Robin Lomas, Eddie Longoria, Jesse Lund, Billy McAlister, Steven McBee, Marsha McBryde, Victor McCellan, Randy McClure, Donnie McDonald, Debora McKinney, Gerald Malcom, Gmyn Maloney, Debbie Mann, Melissa Marris, Sherry Mastin, Darrell Mayden, Jim Melanson, Deborah Melson, Gina Milroy, Janis Molle, Bobbi Moore, David Moore, Billy Moore, Joe Bob Morgan, David Moudy, Dana Paul Moyer, Christine Mullings, Bobby Muzljakovich, Nick Myers, Melinda Myers, Robert Newman, Vickie Nickle, Dennis Peeler, Bobby Peeler, Mike Perry, Teresa Pevehouse, Ronald Peyton, Dara Phillips, James Podberger, Pamela Pollard, Valerie Potter, Billy Powell, Susie Powers, Jeffery Prentice, Donna Prevett, Kathy Pugsley, Carolyn Ray, Debra Sue Ray, Janet Ray, Mark Rector, Brenda Page 188 Reed, Donna Reynolds, Ann Rhodes, Lora Roberts, Linda Robison, Nancy Jo Rodgers, Eugene Rogers, Nina Roork, David Ross, Dixie Sadler, Charlie Sanders, Kathy Sarber, Rebecca Sauer, Deborah Savage, Joyce Schumacher, Melinda Scott, Bessie Ann Shelnutt, Shirlene Shepherd, Vicki Shotwell, Donna Shumaker, Ricky Silvey, Debra Simmers, Mike Simms, Cecilia Slape, Jan Sloan, DeAnn Page 139 Smith, Cheryl Smith, Eddy Smith, Ira Smith, Robert Smith, Sharon Smith, Stephen Southern, Randy Spears, Pam Spoon, Harold Stanger, Billy Stanley, Jerry Stephens, Shelly Stevens, Fern Swallow, Michael Taylor, Linda Thomas, Cathy Thomas, Karen Thorman, Ben Thornburg, Sonny Thrower, Ricky Tipton, 'Clyde Tolbert, Carol Tollison, Jaime Page 140 Tommey, Brenda Turner, Brad Van Straten, David Vardell, Theresa Vaughn, Randall Walker, David Waller, Warren Walston, Alfred Watkins, Terry Wegley, Raymond Wegley, Robert White, Cindy White, Sondra Whitson, John Wiggs, Brian Willett, Deborah Joy Williamson, Michael Wilson, Lynne Wilson, Sherrie Winn, J. 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