Oologah High School - Mustang Yearbook (Oologah, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1979 volume:

L rj)j , rrr . O X J = =='' J£ o$U- r3 2 J ,f l=? Ts? c� ip— f? AjL Cf STc feu cp (o • N- vv : ) ( • , ?- iWMr v 7w wSDA THE 1979 MUSTAM Will Rogers Centennial Edition Oologah Schools -Oologah, Oklahoma Will Rogers-the most famous Oklahoman and one of the best loved Americans who ever lived—was born in the Oo ogah com- munity a century ago, on November 4, 1879. An lndian owboy, he reached the top of the heap ... in vaudeville, in radio and films, as a newspaper columnist and author, as a great humanitarian and heroic American. Yet, he remained humble, proud of his heritage in Indian Territory, and dose to the earth from which he sprang . . . Along with the rest of the nation, Oologah High School is proud to pay tribute to Will Rogers—the local boy who made good, and then some. Dr. Reba Collins Curator Will Rogers Memorial “AH there is to success is satisfaction'! KEMPER SCHOOL- MONTHLY REPORT- Rouw II K. Mo.| Gradcn oiy Sl Csf O ■ for it school month ro llnt( with date. Mental Arithmetic Practical Arithmetic Jfjt A si rouomy Geology Algebra ft Zoology Geometry Psychology Trigonometry Reading English Grammar 2- LtUrr-WHUnff 2- C« «M pit fit io� Book-keeping Rhetoric English Llteratore Latin Greek Bible 7 ft Hi torp, IT. 5. Hint or y, General J Elocution f) German French Geograph? Dr axring Physical Geography ft American Literature Physiology .. . Political Economy Phvslc Cirtl Government Chemistry Av. of Lesson Grade� ' DEMERITS for month y 0. ' Although formal education was not Will's favorite pastime, learning was. He wanted to learn about everything, and wanted to learn by experiencing. To be clever, he poked fun at everything, and to be able to be successful, he had to understand everything—from a farmer's crop to the functions of the Congress and the activities of a president. 5 Being involved in so many interests, Will would have fit in well with today's young people. Politics, flying, the theatre, his family-all of them had a special place in Will's life. One of the most admirable qualities of his active life was his willing- ness to share all that he experienced with the people of the world. o Children were always special to Will. He always enjoyed the times spent with his own children as well as the children of the nation. He knew that in youth is the hope of tomorrow and the future of the world. 12 ■ 13 ■•mb 9 WnATmmtwm rbm WitA Cleg mmd «ore Q—lag CLAREMORE DAILY PROGRESS EXTRA EOmON J, II Mf WII-M M � . twwv M it. i« tw cam a wczx ox two cum a oorx WELL ROGERS AND WILEY POST KILLED! 7 flew - a man Everyone has deep in their heart the old town or community where they first went barefooted, got their first licking, traded the first pocket knife, grew up and finally went away thinking they were too big for that burg. But that's where your old heart is. (From the Weekly Article, Nov. 15, 1925) Plane Crash Is Fatal To Two Famous Oklahomans Press dispatebas. 1 9: IS o'clock. Friday morning, confirmed a radio report received m few minutes earlier to the effect that Will Rog- rr� . C Urrmore i favorite ton. and world renown- ed Humor lot. and Wiley Pent, ftmoui roundthe- world flier, were killed in an airplane crash at Point Barrow, Alaska. Meager details were available on the ac- ident. The dispatch was officially confirmed ■ bout eight forty-five o'clock. Friday morning, and a later dispatch was to the effect that the txadies had been removed from the wreckage. Post and Rogers left shout ten days ago on a trip into Alaska and Siberia, the purpose of which was not definitely known. Post told report- ers he was going wild animal hunting in Siberia � nd Rogers humorously commented he was go- ng along to sit in the plane and scare the wolvea sway. Rogers is survived by his wife, two sons. Will, Jr., and Jimmy, and one daughter. Mary, S.s Sister. Mrs. Tom McSpadden. of Chelsea, cousin. Dr . Jesse Bushy head , of Claremore. and a host of oilier relatives and friends. Claremore citizens who heard the first radio report of Rogers' death, were stunned by the blow. The news rapidly spread and the city is bowed in grief. Rogers, besides being a great humorist end versatile writer, i. also a Fo movie star. His death will be grieved the world ver. vs siJjJmm.y; Ro«er � on. � • visiting his aunt Mrs. McSpadden. in Chelsea, at the present time and was a visitor in Claremore, thi« week. Post, the famous Oklahoma flier, has also endeared himself to the citizen, of Claremore. many of whom knew him personally. With Will Roger, and Harold Catty, he dedicated the local lhe f,r,t ,ucce“f� l round-the- world flight. He was a true pioneer of aviation. ontributinv murk In ik --------- _t .1 PERSONALITIES CHOSEN Senior Personalities Most Spirited Brad Bradshaw and Teresa Hall Friendliest Wade Osborn and jeanne Logsdon Class Clowns Ralph Cull and Donna Wilson BY THE CLASS OF'79 Most Talented Max Humphrey and Donna Floyd Biggest Flirt Diana Hill and Rick Tratz Shyest Tamra Campbell and Larry Hamblin Most Athletic Jerry Baker and Londa Tanner Classes and departments Have you ever noticed how much talent there is in our school? One big reason for this is that we have two extremely fine arts and crafts instructors. But, two good teachers alone isn't enough to produce the kind of arts and crafts work that is being done in O. H. S. What's the missing half? The ability of the students involved. Without their eagerness to be “artistic, (once in a while), some really nice projects would not be made. So, in these two pages, here are some pictures to remind people of the things they did this year. TOP RIGHT: No Norman, the camera Isn’t going away yet. It was waiting just for you to look up. MIDDLE LEFT: For once Ms. Brown is not busy helping some of her students. But, that doesn’t mean she doesn’t find something to keep herself busy. MIDDLE RIGHT: While Jo Hollis is in deep concentration on her project, Frosty Woodring is busy hiding from the camera with his creation.” ABOVE: To say that Mike Caffey and Shari Todd aren't afraid of the camera would be a really big understatement! BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Pratt is shown here explaining something to someone in the class while Chris Begley finds something very interesting on Mr. Pratt’s desk. Wonder what it could be? There’s probably no telling what it is! Layout and Design by: Maggie Wise 26 Arts and Crafts TOP LEFT: If you don't get something right the first time, you just have to start all over, (if you have the patience, that is). And if you don’t have the patience, then you do it right the first time. Now, either Lee Kooken is getting her work done right the first time, or she's showing her careful patience at it the second time. Are we correct in assuming that, Lee?! MIDDLE LEFT: Here is Ms. Brown giving some first aide to a seem- ingly careless jo Hollis. Aw, don’t cry jo, it won’t hurt a bit. (Well, maybe not very much!) MIDDLE RIGHT: Who on earth could these two characters be? Laurel and Hardy? Mutt and Jeff? Cheech and Chong, maybe? Heck! They didn’t turn out to be anybody especially famous. It’s only a Ratliff and a Romine! BOTTOM LEFT: Mark Injun Surridge shows off his artistic ability working with string art. Layout and design by: Maggie Wise 27 This year the business department has consisted of typing and II, shorthand and II, business machines, accounting, and office practice. Teaching these subjects are Mr. Wellman, Mr. McLaughlin, and the intern teacher Mrs. McClure. These classes teach the basic skills for many jobs. The courses take hard work, but most students enjoy them. Many memories are captured during the year such as: Eight pages of shorthand every night, getting fingernails caught between keys, Mr. McLaughlin's corny jokes, timed writings, being five lessons behind at the end of the nine weeks, and last but certainly not least, the triumphant feeling of getting through the year with an ABOVE A VERAGEgrade! Layout and Design by: Cheryl Tanner Planning World for the of Vfork OPPOSITI: PAGE: LEFT TOP, Mr. Wellman overseeing his typing slaves. LEFT BOTTOM, Lisa Parker shouts I’m finally finished”! RIGHT TOP LEFT, Bonnie Haugh, hard at work? RIGHT TOP RIGHT, Claudia Sanders and Denise Ballard domg their work in office practice. RIGHT MIDDLE, Ronnie Boone shows his fantastic talent of typing with his eyes dosed! RIGHT BOTTOM, Lee Ann White developing her business machine skills. This page: LEFT TOP, Beverly Kuba a, you know you shouldn't type those kind of words! LEFT BOTTOM, Mr. McLaughlin, Mrs. McClure, and Mr. Wellman take a short break from their exciting daily routines to pose pretty. ABOVE TOP, Reggie Linihan, don't you wonder what Becky Bain is laughing about? A BO VE, first year typing students can't you tell by their faces? Layout and Design by: Cheryl Tanner 29 library The Center of School The Center of Learning. TOP LEFT: Mrs. Keeling at the Micro- fiche reader-printer. TOP CENTER: Toni Cullison, Robin Gold. TOP RIGHT: Kelly Covington, Vicki Morris. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Keeling 30 Layout and Design by: Mike Turner School libraries did not flourish until the second quarter of the twentieth century. Their beginnings He in the early years of the nineteenth century. Beginning in 1835 a number of states passed laws which permitted tax levies for the support of a collection of boohs to be housed in school districts, but the funds collected under these laws were used to support public libraries administered by school districts. Educational leaders like Horace Mann wished to provide books in schools and proposed to establish libraries in school districts with state aid, but the earliest substantial library services to schools came from public libraries, in some instances, the books of the public library loaned to classrooms were gathered in a single location in a school, and these rooms became school library branches of the public library. During the first three decades of the twentieth century educational and library organizations showed a definite interest in the development of school libraries. Language Is Life It's Classroom Is the World TOP LEFT: The English teachers. Front: Mr. Ford, Mrs. Nuckolls, Mr. Vaughn. Second row: Mrs. Rhoads, Mrs. Vaniadis. Top: Mrs. Azbill. TOP RIGHT: Will Rogers demonstrates one of the ways in which we communicate, talking on the telephone. BOTTOM LEFT: This I unior English class looks busy for once in their life. MIDDLE RIGHT: This Senior English class looks busy for a group of seniors. BOTTOM RIGHT: Chris Begley, while on an Ecology trip in Jet takes time out for English to write about the wonders he experiences in nature. Layout and design by: Londa Tanner 32 English is a very important part of our everyday lives. It allows us to express our ideas through the use of words. It's our way of communicating with each other. English is the key factor to communication and is known world-wide as the generally accepted language. And bet you thought English was just nouns and verbs, sentences, paragraphs, compositions, and especially (juniors) research papers. TOP LEFT; This Sophomore class seems very interested in English and some maybe not so interested. TOP RIGHT: In this Senior English class everyone seems busy. Well, Travis, there are always exceptions. MIDDLE LEFT: Roger Sitton takes a rest on the Ecology trip at jet while he takes time out to write about what he feels about nature. BOTTOM RIGHT: It’s hard to believe, but this junior class seems to be exhausted after a hard hour’s work. BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Nuckolls helps one of her freshman students in one of her freshman English classes. Layout and Design by: Londa Tanner 33 VauyAati and 9oo. PPoab “It's the grandest show business know anything about and the only place where an actor can act and at the same time sit down in front and dap for himself. ” These are words that have been quoted from Will Rogers. They have been found to be extremely true in all cases. To become an actor, one must have faith in himself to be ab t to go out in front of an audience and portray a believable char- acter. Once this has been accomplished, the actor is able to stand back and honestly say, “Hey, did that pretty well!” Only then is he able to conquer the trials and tribulations that inevitably can be found in the real outside world in which we live. Some first time events have happened this year to the Speech department. Oo ogah was the host for a major Speech tournament, and, for the Regional One-Act Play competition. They ordered brand new tee-shirts from Townsend Top Shop that were designed by Doug Kelley. Teresa Hall was the first actor or actress from Oologah High School to be named to the National Forensic League. In the Regional One-Acts, Oologah placed third and was eligible to compete at the state tournament in Oklahoma City. At one of the year's biggest tournaments, held at Oklahoma Baptist University, in Shawnee, Oologah made a dean sweep of the dramatic duet category by taking first, second, and third places. Also, some first and second year students found out that the Almighty Thespus really does see all, hear all, and know all!! But, with all these significant accomplishments, Mr. Vaughan really has some high expectations in store for next year. Layout and Design by: Maggie Wise ■! spm A ft ' .'i Front row: Lisa Mashburn, Reggie Linihan, Londa Tanner, Brenda Heinen, Terri Patton, Teresa Hall, Doug Kelley, Tomese Sieminskie, Kim Sieminskie, Jeanne Logsdon. Kelli Canfield, Karen Welch, Lisa McArthur, Jane Stiles, Marina Hickok, Gary Barnard, Angie Smith. 2nd row: Mr. Vaughan, Maggie Wise, Dianna Hill, Devin Hill, Donna Wilson, Kim Shire , Dana Best, Jana Richards, Angie Belt, Tina Platner, Toni Hicks, Jennia Isaacs, Norman End res, Lynne Novak, Shawn Maynor, Tori Garner, Tanya Svoboda, Pam Owens, Beverly Kubala. OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: Mr. Vaughan has a moment to himself. MIDDLE LEFT: Jana Richards and Jane Stiles find out what stage make-up is all about. MIDDLE RIGHT: Awww! That’s it Teresa, smile real pretty for the camera. You earned it by being selected as an NFL actress. OPPOSITE BOTTOM: Toni Hicks obviously can’t believe what she has just seen. DIRECT PAGE, MIDDLE LEFT: Every picture tells a story, especially if it’s got ham in it like Jeanne Logsdon and Maggie Wise. BOTTOM LEFT: Hey Doug! Would YOU mind telling us what’s going on? It seems as If you've shocked the pants off of poor Toni! li ■K ri ; mm m • : Layout and Design by: Maggie Wise 35 The field of Journalism can sometimes be fun and enjoyable, but at other times it can make you want to tear your hair out in handfuls. Right, Mr. Ford?! The news that the Journalism class puts out in the school newspaper lets the students know just what is going on. The class tries, also, to print entertaining articles and surveys. Most students think that being on the Journalism staff simply means typing a few articles every now and then. This is not true at all. A great amount of time and research is spent on coming up with a suitable piece of news. This under-rated organization deserves a small bit of recognition for the satisfying type of work that they continue to put out in order to keep us interested in all of the current school happenings. TOP LEFT: Here is the sign of the O. H. S. mascot which appears on each and every issue of the school newspaper. TOP RIGHT: The one and only Kelly Ford stands before his throne doing what? More than likely examining one of his student’s mistakes! No, that can’t be, since his students are perfect. Almost! BOTTOM LEFT: And here are some of the “almost perfect students” doing some “almost perfect work!” BOTTOM RIGHT: Paul Williams demonstrates his famous typing skill, but, what could his rate of speed be? That seems to be a very well kept journalism secret! Layout and Design by: Maggie Wise 36 Journalism From left to right the 78-'79 Journalism staff is: Chrystal Holly, Jana Richards, Paul Williams, Mike Beattie, 2nd semester editor, Deanna Tatum, Traci McCamey, instructor, Mr. Ford, and Maggie Wise. Something sure seems to be funny. They all look as if they are working. But are they really?? MIDDLE LEFT: Mr. Ford seems to hove a bit of a surprised look on his face as he listens to what Maggie Wise has just said to him. Of course with Maggie, it could have been just about anything! MIDDLE RIGHT: Wanted! Dead or Alive! I ana Richards, Junior O. H. S. student. For possession of a dangerous weapon! It may or may not have been clear to some, but I ana is holding a pair of scissors. Oh yeah, we forget that with Jana, a Q-tip can become a dangerous weapon! Just kidding, Jana! BOTTOM LEFT: Typing isn't the only part of preparing articles. Besides time and research, an extreme amount of writing (and rewriting for some students) has to be done before an article can be ready to be typed. Here, Teresa Taylor is shown doing Just that. Writing. (And, perhaps even rewriting!) Layout and Design by: Maggie Wise 37 Industrial Arts Building a Future Students in Industrial Arts classes learn many things that could be helpful in future careers. It covers a wide variety of jobs including draftsmen, carpenters, welders, and mechanics. They can use the skill and techniques learned in the various classes offered at this high school to help them with future fobs. Layout and Design by: Kellie McArthur FAR LEFT TOP: Mike Coffey works on a wood lathe. FAR LEFT MIDDLE: Students read in class. FAR LEFT BOTTOM: Steve Boren works with his drafting tools. CENTER LEFT: Larry Seratt saws with the Radial Arm Saw. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Curby explains to David Nicholson the techniques of drafting. CENTER RIGHT: David Brown works with his drafting tools. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mike Caffey hammers on his project. NEAR RIGHT TOP: Mr. Spradlin instructs Robert O’Mary on the use of the wood lathe. NEAR RIGHT MIDDLE: Charlie Nobles uses the Vibrator Sander. NEAR RIGHT BOTTOM: Kevin Kilgore uses the Disk Sander on his project. TOP LEFT: Rhonda and Lisa seem to be enjoying their Geometry a little more than usual. Probably another one of Lisa's jokes. TOP CENTER: Robert Ward is enjoying spinning his com- pass. At least it keeps him quiet! TOP RIGHT: Mr. Buster joins his class in mastering their Geometry. ABOVE: Another intimate moment in Algebra except for Cathy Carroll and she seems to be studying Danny V. RIGHT CENTER: Mr. Stephens, using the chalkboard to explain another problem in Algebra. AT FAR RIGHT: Joyce is really getting into her work. BOTTOM FAR RIGHT: Tim Ginn, is hard at work on his Geometry. Math ABOVE: Mr. Stephens is helping Sarah L. with her Algebra. Layout and Design by: Tina Plainer Math has been with man nearly since the beginning of time and he has not conquered it yet, but as you can see the students of Oologah are still trying. And they really seem to enjoy it a lot. The students are eager to learn with Mr. Buster and Mr. Stephens as their teachers. And the teachers them- selves seem to really get into the class and do a great job in helping the students. And with students and teachers working together maybe they will finally get it conquered in the future. 41 reading Reading hasn't changed a great deal in the past. The students of Will Rogers’ day also depended on it for their main source of information. Reading educates us. It has made our nation what it is today, an educated, well-informed, growing nation. TOP: The famous Will Rogers also finds reading an important pastime. LEFT CENTER: Mrs. Jackson asks her students to save energy and turn off their controlled readers. RIGHT CENTER: Kelli Canfield, Tracy McCamey, and Toni Culllson work on their daily assignments. BOTTOM: Tina Peters, Scarlett Smith, and Sue Hobbs participate in the library program set up by the reading department. Layout and Design by: Claudia Sanders 42 To Read a Man’s Words Is To Look Into a Man's Soul TOP: Danny Jackson, Mrs. Jackson, Lindsay Hayes, Kelli Covington, and Doug Vogt learn comprehension power the fun way. LEFT CENTER: Laura Stillwell, Francine Snedden, Lee Kooken, and Brenda Pendergraft refer to the globe to complete an assign- ment. RIGHT CENTER: Arthur Christy gets into the Christmas spirit. BOTTOM: Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. Jackson, and Mrs. Newcomb all took as if they could use a vacation. Layout and Design by: Claudia Sanders 43 Aviation Enthusiast science As the Oo ogah Schools have grown through the years, the of our students. We have added new courses to enrich our and different aspects of science. At the same time, we offer equipped classrooms. We are able to offer Oo ogah students science courses that give our students the personal touch allowed by smaller Science at OHS is not confined to classrooms and books, own school grounds. Hands-on experiences and activities are These, along with a supplement of audio-visual media and tunities to excel. Science Department has expanded to meet the changing needs curriculum. This has exposed science students to new areas the traditional science courses taught in modern, well- are normally found in much larger schools. However, we can classes. but includes field trips throughout the state as well as on our the rule here rather than the exception. visiting lectures, give Oologah science students many oppor- FAR LEFT: TOP, Ralph Gull and Mark Surridge get a bird’s-eye-view of the wild life refuge near Jet, Oklahoma. BOTTOM, Ralph Gull and Mike Caffey dig selenite crystals at the Great Salt Plains for Ecology. CENTER LEFT: TOP, Paul Vrana stops for a moment of thought while collecting insects for Biology. BOTTOM, Denise Lewis and Lisa Lindsey are busy studying the genetics of fruit flies in Human Physiology. NEAR LEFT: TOP and BOTTOM, the Aeronautics class is practicing the egg drop for a contest at OU. ABOVE: TOP, Teresa Burdick is determining the concentra- tion of an unknown substance in IPS. BOTTOM, Angie Frizzell and Jerry Baker demonstrate the physics of toys. TOP LEFT: Coach Kime covers his eyes as lohnny Joe Hobbs shows his driving skills. TOP RIGHT: Mechanics Mike Walker, Brad Lambert, and Devin Hill hurriedly put the engine back together before Coach Kime returns. CENTER: Coach Kime practices his Ati la the Hun tactics on some of his mis fortunate delinquents. BOTTOM: Doesn’t every girl wish she were in Drivers Ed. ?! Layout and Design by: CJaudia Sanders Drivers Education 46 1EXIC0 THE END OF OUR RAINPCW Spanish - Learning About Others Way of Life. TOP: Our forever-serious Spanish class takes a “time out for a picture during their annual basketball game. BOTTOM LEFT: 3rd hour Spanish 11 students have now developed a knack for making Mrs. Nuckolls believe they are not asleep. BOTTOM RIGHT: Richard Clark and Bryan Barnard act sophomoric. Layout and Design by: Claudia Sanders 47 Social Studies classes are very important in a high school. We can earn about the history of our American Government and the governments of other countries. The history of the world can prove very interesting and educational for everyone. FAR LEFT TOP: Mr. Northcutt helps Larry Charles, Binky Bradshaw, and Robert Ward on history reports. FAR LEFT BOTTOM: Blaine Frizzell, Paula Vrana, Emmett Bellamy, and Bill Gering discuss govern- mental topics in Coach Pellisier’s class. CENTER LEFT TOP: Coach Keys tells Blaine Frizzell and Devin Hill about Will Rogers. CENTER LEFT BOTTOM: Coach Keys helps Beverly Kubala with her report on governors. CENTER RIGHT TOP: Mr. Northcutt and Brody Johnson show Toni Cullison a place on the map. CENTER RIGHT BOTTOM: Will Rogers greets Eleanor Roosevelt, wife of the President, when she arrived in Los Angeles after a cross-country flight in 1933. NEAR RIGHT: Coach Keith instructs his class. Layout and design by Kellie McArthur 49 STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE TOP LEFT: '7 told you not to go through the barn yard,” said Damon Dierolf to Curtis Mendel . TOP RIGHT: Paul Williams and Joe Parker pose for a picture at the National FFA Convention in Washington D. C.t aren't they cute!! BOTTOM LEFT: Paul Williams, straining for that ounce of intelligence we all know is there-SO MEW HERE!! BOTTOM RIGHT: Jay Patton, is it too hot to handle? Layout and Design by: Londa Tanner 50 Agriculture has played an important part in the history of America. Today, agriculture is still as important. There are fewer farmers today and more people to feed. This means farming becomes even more important. These boys and girls that enrolled in Vocational Agriculture realize the need to keep up our agriculture development, locally as well as state and nation wide. Ag prepares these boys and girls with experience about animals, welding, soil testing, crops, and everything else that goes with agriculture. These boys and girls realize the importance of agri- culture. They are the Future Farmers of America. Layout and Design by: Londa Tanner TOP LEFT: Mr. Boyd helps Brian Wilson groom his calf before showing him at the C aremore Fair. TOP RIGHT: “Squeal! Squeal!,” says the pig while Mr. Boyd, Brian Wilson, and Norman Endres work on him. MIDDLE LEFT: Monte Gaylord shows his cow at the Chelsea Fair. BOTTOM RIGHT: Brian Wilson gives his calf a bath at the Tulsa State Fair to get him dean and ready to show. BOTTOM LEFT: Sharon Mendell shows her calf at the Chelsea Fair. 51 Home Economics In 1904 the statement known as the “Mrs. Richards Creed” appeared: Home Economics stands for—The ideal home life for today unhampered by tradition for the past. The utilization of all resources of modern science to improve the home life. The freedom of the home from the sub- ordination to ideals. The simplicity in materia! surroundings which will most free the spirit for the more important and permanent interests of the home and of society. LEFT CENTER: Will Rogers slaving in the kitchen. Looks good huh??? TOP CENTER: Mrs. Azbili showing her skill at cake decorating to Julie Wofford, Lisa May, and Shy la Welch. BOTTOM RIGHT: Regina Bellamy is working on a quilting project for her Home Economics class. 52 TOP RIGHT: Beverly Kubala, Shelly Rhoads and Shy la Welch working on their 7th hour home economics II projects. CENTER LEFT: Kim Dixon, Lori Stiles, and Twyla Mosely chow down on Angel biscuits they just prepared. CENTER RIGHT: Mrs. Vaniadis, Mr. Wellman and Mrs. Keeling judging the 4th hour cake decorating con- test. BOTTOM LEFT: Shelly Rogers, Tonya Jones, and Kelli Covington presenting their prize cakes after the 4th hour contest. Becky Bain is sitting in the background. Layout and design by: Sherri Hart 53 To produce this yearbook, the staff needed a resource person. All of the pictures of Will Rogers would not have been possible if we had not had the concern and help of Dr. Reba Collins and the staff of the Will Rogers Memorial. It seems as though old teachers never die; they often become museum curators, but when someone needs help they revert back to being a teacher. When that attitude is joined with a Rogers-like humor and warmth it is easy to say “Thank You, Dr. Collins—For AH Your Help.” never met a man ! didn't tike. OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP LEFT: Would you believe, not even time to sit down! TO RIGHT: For Penny and Leanna, buying their annuals is the end, but not so for th annual staff. MIDDLE LEFT: Arthur Christy displays his typing ability without knowin the alphabet. MIDDLE RIGHT; Claudia, are you Dogwood's or Kelly's Blondie BOTTOM LEFT: Spare moments in yearbook are so scarce that when there is one thing tend to get a little out of hand! MIDDLE RIGHT: Front row, left to right: Mike Turne Angie Frizzell, Claudia Sanders, Jeanne Logsdon, Tina Platner, Londa Tanner, Chery Tanner, Cheryl Walker, Paula Feagins, Maggie Wise, Kellie McArthur, Back row: Arthu Christy, Mr. Ford, Jana May, Sherri Hart. BOTTOM LEFT: I have a question. '7 hav an answer. Layout and Design by: Tracy Lee 55 Planning for the future With Pride and Honor Beta Club FRONT ROW: Diana Long, Tomese Sieminskie, Tori Garner, Terri Patton, Tony Stark, Marty Johnson, Chris Begley, Brody Johnson, Brenda Heinen, David Nicholson, Dana Ellis, 2nd ROW: Ronda Sweet, Carrie Keys, Teddy Keys, Angela Smith, Kellie Canfield, Shelley Garner, David Wheeler, Bryon Barnard, Richard Clark, Lisa McArthur, Cheryl Tanner, Marsha Harder, 3rd ROW: DeAnna Tatum, Joyce Schwaesdall, Melanie Mayfield, Cindy Green, Lee Ann Fuzz el I, Shelia Adams, Lori Haggard, Cindy Crust, Jana May, Debbie McGowen, Alan Martin, Marc West, 4 th ROW: Kim Sieminskie, Tammy Patton, Teresa Huber, Terri Borthick, Robin Gold, Kay Stiles, Lori Stiles, Tinker Hickock, Pam Kamalakis, Jane Stiles, Melissa Cooper, Bonnie Haugh, 5th ROW: Kim Sherri!, Kathy Bryson, Lisa Parker, Jana Northcutt, Brenda Boyd, Debbie Stanford, Kenneth Horner, Tim Horner, Doug Kelly, Robert Hart, Gary Killian, Rodney Clark, 6th ROW: Cheryl Walker, Jeanne Kubala, Anita Green, Sherri Perdue, Becky Bain, Regina Bellamy, Rhonda Pendergraft, Tara Stark, Jerry Baker, Lisa Mashburn, Karen Welch, Lynne Novak. 7th ROW: Mike Mashburn, Brent Burks, Cheryl Stanford, Chuck Berry, Beverly Boyd, Terri Parks, Lee Ann Sweet, Shy la Welch, Angie Frizzell, Ronald McDonald, Tereasa Burdick, 8th ROW: Patsy Borthick, Kellie Clocker, Tammy Combs, Judy Lewis, Donald Allison, Blaine Frizzell, Guy England, Todd Boyd, Kellie McArthur, Lisa Morris. Layout and Design by: Cheryl Tanner 58 State Honor Society FRONT ROW: Melanie Mayfield, Paul Dowdican, Marty Johnson, Shyla Welch, Beverly Kubala, Lee Ann Sweet, Angie Frizzell, Doug Kelly, Kellie McArthur, 2nd ROW: Kim Sherril, Melissa Cooper, Jane Stiles, Cindy Green, Lee Ann Fuzzell, Cheryl Walker, Kellie Clocker, Joyce Schwaesda I, Shelia Adams, Dana Best, 3rd ROW: Lisa Mashburn, Londa Tanner, Ronda Sweet, Pam Owens, Tara Stark, Karen Welch, Shelley Garner, Lynne Novack, Lori Haggard, Andy Welch. 4th ROW: Guy England, Teresa Burdick, Denise Lewis, DeAnna Tatum, Bryon Barnard, Ronald McDonald, Richard Clark, David Wheeler, Albert Mason, Tom Fergerson, Shelly Rogers Who's Who FRONT ROW: Ronda Sweet, Brody Johnson, Cheryl Tanner, Lee Ann Sweet, Jeanne Kubala, Brent Burks, Marc West, 2nd ROW: Jane Stiles, Donald Allison, Tony Stark, Lee Ann Fuzzell, Cheryl Walker, Kellie Clocker, Joyce Schwaesdall, Sheila Adams, Kellie McArthur, 3rd ROW: Doug Kelly, Londa Tanner, Jerry Baker, Mike Masbhurn, Rusty Tanner, Jana Northcutt, Angie Frizzell, Cheryl Stanford, Chris Begley, Teddy Keys. Layout and Design by: Cheryf Tanner 59 Fellowship of Christian Athletes Oo ogah Christian Fellowship First Row, left to right, Steve Hill, Tony Stark, Joe Parker, Teddy Keys, Gary Hamblin, Lane Ramsey, Guy England, Coach Keys. Second Row, Coach Kime, Dustan Jackson, Rusty Tanner, Robert Ward, Devin Hill, Norman Endres, Paul Vrana. Third Row, Todd Sherwood, Marc West, Ronney Boone, Todd Light, Brent Burkes, and Greg Owens. Not pictured, Russell Bain, Brody Johnson, Mike Tabor, Paul Dowdican, Blaine Frizzell, Marty Johnson, Louis Price, and Aaron Green. First Row, left to right, Jeanne Logsdon, Tonya Svoboda, Rondo Sweet, Jane Stiles, Kay Stiles, Melissa Cooper, Kelli Canfield, and Susan Passmore. Second Row, Melissa Cooper, Kelli Canfield, and Susan Passmore. Second Row, Kevin Mai let, Larry Hamblin, Reporter, Sheila Adams, Vice President, Joyce Schwaesdall, President, Shellie Rhoads, Secretary, Lori Stiles, De ana McMil en. Not pictured, Sherri Hart, and Mrs. Rhoads, Sponsor. Layout and Design by: Jeanne Logsdon 60 First Row, Left to Right, Jeanne Logsdon, Lynne Novack, Second Row, Cindy Crust, Kellie Covington, Suzzanne Burkhart, Mrs. Billie Brown. Third Row, Jane Stiles, Toni Hicks, Lisa Parker, Doyleann Pendergraft. Fourth Row, Delana McMillen, Tonya Svobada, Jana Nothcutt, Becky Bain. Fifth Row, Susan Passmore, Tina Platner, Londa Tanner, Gina Bellamy, Sixth Row, Cathy Hamit, Donna Wilson, Tammy Merrill, Tonya Jones. Seventh Row, Jana May, Cathy Carroll, Kathy Bryson, Laura Stilwe I, Tracy Lee, Dawn Tratz and Claudia Sanders Future Teachers of America TOP RIGHT, Lynne Novack and Jo Hollis work on the F. T. A. scrap- book. ABOVE Mrs. Billie Brown Sponsor. LEFT, The 1978-79 Future Teachers officers, Left to right, Cindy Crust, Secretary, Lynne Novack, Vice President, and Jeanne Logsdon, President. Layout and Design by: Jeanne Logsdon 61 f f A TOP LEFT: The group picture of the FFA. Front row: Richard Majors, Allan Able, Brad Tatum, Todd Boyd, Barry Holcomb, Monte Patton, Donny Hanner, Brian Field, Todd Campbell. Second row: Carl Boyd, Curt Mende I, Chuck Brown, Mark Lewis, Brian Wilson, Joe Parker, Paul Williams. Third row: Burke Adcock, jerry Ehrcke, John Lawrence, joe Kindle, Rocky Edwards, Petrina York, Sarah Laner, Sharon Mende I, Jay Patton, Steve Cordrey. Fourth row: Damon Dierolf, Kyle Kilgore, Vance Dirickson, Benny Hannon, Steve Polite, Charlie Noble, Doug Vogt, Lindsay Hayes, Trey Se lmeyer, Tony Stark, Bill Wil sey, Clay Holly. TOP RIGHT: Todd Boyd is showing his steer at the Chelsea Fair. MIDDLE LEFT: FFA officers left to right: Chuck Brown, reporter, Paul Williams, vice-president, joe Parker, President, Brian Wilson, treasurer, Curtis Mendel I, Secretary, Mark Lewis, Sentinel. MIDDLE RIGHT: Will Rogers showing his pri e winning hog “Blue Boy” at the State Fair in 1933. BOTTOM LEFT: Charlie Noble shows his pig at the Chelsea fair. Layout and Design by: Londa Tanner F. F. A. Queen Toni CulUson 63 Front row: Susan Gelvin, Liz Berry, Pam Kamalakis, Kellie Covington, Ronda Sweet, Kelli docker, Cathy Carroll. 2nd row: Sharon Mende I, Jeanne Logsdon, Judy Rogers, Twyla Moseley, Lori Stiles, Becky Bain, Gina Bellamy, Tonya Jones, Debbie Richardson. 3rd row: Cindy Crust, Debbie Foster, Donna Huck eby, Sue Ann Hobbs, Marcia Harder, Gay la Bortner, De ana Me Mi Hen, Doylann Pender graft, Lisa May, Mary Ann Thomas, Donna Pendergraft, Kim Dixon. Top right: F. H. A. Sponsor: Mrs. Judy Azbiii. Layout and Design by: Sherri Hart 64 f. H. A. ROYALTY Layout and design by: Paula feagins King Binky Bradshaw Danny Vrana Freshman tiryon Barnard Sophomore Robert Ward Junior Jerry Baker Senior 65 Spanish has become a very important part of the lives of many of our students. From the classroom to the streets of Saltillo, living in fellowship with our Mexican friends, we have come to appreciate the Spanish culture. Spanish Club E L FUTURO SALTILLO 10 TOP: A Matador dazzles the crowd. LEFT CENTER: Marc West and Treye Se lmeyer carry Brenda Heinan back from the bullfights due to an accident Brenda had earlier in the week. LEFT MIDDLE: Brenda Boyd, Tara Stark, Sheila Adams, Miss Magoun, and Dana Best participate in a daily dance class. Map: Shows location of Saltillo, where Spanish Club spent 3 weeks of their summer. GROUP: TOP: Richard Clark, Donna Brister, Karen Welch, Guy England, Kim Sieminskie, Angie Frizzell, Joyce Schwaesdall, Traye Sellmeyer, Claudia Sanders, Brenda Heinen, Kathy Bryson, Rondo Sweet, Sponsor Susie Nuckolls. TOP MIDDLE: Paula Harrold, De ana McM llen, Tomese Sieminskie, Dana Best, Kim Sheri!, Tammy Combs, Keli docker, Melody Mayfield, Jeanne Logsdon. BOTTOM MIDDLE: Cheryl Walker, Jerry Griffin, Rodney Clark, Shari Perdue, Tara Stark, Shelly Garner, Lynne Novak, Melissa Cooper, Carmen Gonzalez, Jimmy Cooper, Gary Barnard. Bottom Row, Officers: Bryon Barnard, Lee Ann Fuzzell, Sheila Adams, Bonnie Ha ugh, Marc West, Lori Haggard, Shelly Rogers. Not Pictured: Cindy Green, Tracy Lee wm ILAiUU THE END OF OUR layout and Design by: Claudia Sanders 66 Student Council 1978-79 Layout and design by: Cheryl Tanner This year has been a dynamic one for Student Council. The members attended district workshops and a state convention. They sponsored many dances, a 60's day, hillbilly day, a Christmas Snow-ball,J a Student Council exchange with Holland Hall, Boy and Girl of the Month, and had an exchange student from El Salvador, Carmen Gonzalez, visit our school. Student Council also started a bookstore, ran the rec hall, kept the marquee up to date, worked in the concession stand and orga- nized the parking registration. Throughout this year Oologah has become closer to many other schools because of Student Council. This year, 1978-79, has been grrrreat! Oologah High School 1978-1979 Student Council. BOTTOM LEFT: Front Row, Mrs. Vaniadis, Jerry Baker, Cheryl Tanner, Carmen Gonzalez, Jana Northcutt, Angie Frizzell, Cheryl Stanford, Mr. Wellman. Second Row, Deanna Tatum, Lisa Parker, Sheila Adams, Dana Ellis, Kellie McArthur, Lee Ann Sweet, Paul Vrana. Third Row, Tori Garner, Diana Long, Joy Barber, Tony Stark, Bonnie Haugh, Marc West, Trish Grant. Fourth Row, Jana May, Terri Patton, Tomese Sieminskie, Tim Carroll, Robin Williams, ____ Gina Bellamy, Louis Price. Fifth Row, Claudia Sobers, Pen! Summerlin, Joe Parker, Doy an Pendergraft, Jane Stiles, Kim Sieminskie, Trey Beattie. Sixth Row, Kyle Kilgore, Teddy Keys, ttMHIll Brian Hopper, Mark Johnson, Kelli Wright, Lee Ann Frizzell, Cindy Green. Seventh Row, Lynda Chambers, Todd Boyd, Greg Roberts, Julie Wofford, Tom Ferguson, Shari Perdue, Dana Vrana. MIDDLE LEFT: Officers—Cheryl T., Angie F., Jerry B., Jana N., Cheryl S. TOP LEFT: Smile Pretty! RIGHT: Float Construc- tion. 68 “A woman can't resist a man who can sing. Offer her flashy diamonds, pretty furs, good looks—but she won t resist a man with a song. High School TOP RIGHT, Tracy McComey relaxes after a long day on the slopes. TOP LEFT, Mrs. Butcher. CENTER, Oo ogah Mustang Chorale, 1st Row, Left to Right, Mrs. Butcher, Kathy Bryson, Todd Light, Pam Kamalakis, Steve Burke, Jana Richards, Max Humphrey, Lee Ann White, Kyle Kilgore, Twyla Mosely, and Danny Vrana. 2nd Row, Karla Testerman, Terri Parks, eannetta Courtney, Kim Sheril, Lori Haggard, Robin Gold. 3rd Row, Rhonda Pendergraft, Debbie Stanford, Melody Mayfield, Rondo Huckleby, Kellie Covington, Sherri Hart, Jeanne Logsdon, Sheila Adams, Tracy McCamey, Cathy Carroll and Susan Passmore. 4th Row, Richard Major, Greg Roberts, Shawn Maynor, Tony Platner, Robert Ward, Todd Sherwood, Marc West, Lyndsey Hayes, Arthur Christy, David Simmons, Larry Hamblin and Trey Crew. FAR RIGHT, Robert Ward and Todd Light, it Must be Thursday! RIGHT, Todd Light shows the class the art of hula dancing. Layout and Design by: Arthur Christy Chorale In the days of Will Rogers the long evenings at home, the hard days at work and the hard times were forgotten in the beauty of a song. Today’s Chorale mem- bers also find that to be true through musical theater’s “Li’I Abner”, competitive singing at contest, show choir and today’s pop tunes and concert performances for delighted audiences. 69 RIGHT: Seniors Steve Burke and Pam Kamalakis. BELOW, left to right: Juniors Kyle Kilgore and Lee Ann White; Sophomores Todd Light and Kathy Bryson; Freshmen Danny Vrana and Twyla Mose y. OPPOSITE PAGE: Queen Jana Richards and her escort Max Humphrey. SECOND Oologah High School Mustang Band is looked upon by many as the backbone of O. H. 5. spirit. Their enthusiasm and dedication has led them to another great year. They showed true spirit at all pep assemblies and athletic events; and received Standing Ovations for their half-time show at almost every presentation. The group traveled to several contests this year. At Pryor Contest, the flags and rifles won a first place trophy. At Aurora, Missouri, the band received a first place trophy in field marching and a first place trophy in parade marching. They went to District Marching Contest at Union, where they obtained a Superior (I) rating, which qualified them to go to State Marching Contest held at Lawton, Okla. There they received two trophies: one for a second place rating in Class 2A, and one for “The Most Impressive Band Runner-Up.” They were only short ' 2 a point in being the best band in Oklahoma, with Durant being the victor. Thus, establishing Oologah '5 band as the “Second in the. State!” They owe all their achievements to their band director Charles Garner. He was the one who designed the routine and composed most of the show’s music. Without him they couldn’t have gone anywhere. All of his students think he is terrific and want him to know he is appreciated. They also want to say, “Thank Your Above, left to right, first row: Anita Green, Tori Garner, Band Director Charles Garner, Terri Patton, Doug Kelley. Second row: Diana Long, Tomese Sieminskie, Terri Borthick, Carolee Boren, Jana May, Paula Feagins, Pam Kamalakis, Larry Hamblin, Chrystal Holly, Eileen Harrald, Arthur Christy. Third row: Debbie Denney, Lisa Parker, Shy!a Welch, She I lie K hoods, David Nicholson, Greg Jacobs, Allen Dixon, Andy Welch, Jane Stiles, Dana Andrews, Ronney McDonald. Fourth row: Lisa Kelley, Bryon Barnard, Lisa May, Richard Clark, Alan Martin, Jeannia Isaacs, Kim Sieminskie, Dee Kamalakis, Tammy Patton, Dana Best, Judi Rogers. Fifth row: Angela Smith, Steve Hill, Kelli Canfield, Tim Ginn, David Wheeler, Cindy Crust, Kim Dixon, Lisa McArthur, Debbie McGowen, Karen Welch, Shellie Garner. Sixth row: Lori Stiles, Petrina York, Sara Loner, Donna Brister, Craig Cooper, Robbie Hart, Denise Nicholson, Rodney Clark, Gary Barnard, Kathy Bowdine, Brack McManus. Top right, Rifles: Shy a Welch, Tori Garner, Angela Smith, Sara Loner, Debbie Denney, Jane Stiles, Shellie Garner, Lisa Kelley. Bottom right, Flags: Lori Stiles, Judi Rogers, Denise Nicholson, Karen Welch, Lisa Parker, Jana May, Kim Dixon, Cindy Crust, Carolee Boren, Terri Borthick, Kelli Canfield, Eileen Harrald. Layout and Design by: Jana May 72 IN STATE! 73 BAND ROYAL TY Freshmen Karen Welch and Robbie Hart Sophomores Shelley Rhoads and Allen Martin Juniors Lisa Parker and Greg Jacobs Seniors Anita Green and Larry Hamblin Opposite page: Queen Terri Patton King Doug Kelley Layout and Design by: Kellie McArthur To be a Cheerleader at Oologah High School is quite an honor and a large amount of work. One must be willing to devote many hours of their time to prac- tice and activities for the student body to raise spirit. First, tryouts are held and girls wanting to be a cheerleader learn the same cheer and try out. They are judged on technique, appearance, spirit, gym- nastics, and volume of voice. The girls that make it and are on the squad have a big job ahead of them. Many squads choose to go to a summer camp to learn the newest cheers and pompon routines. The camp instructors usually have many good ideas for pep assemblies and raising school spirit. When the school year begins the girls are usually found mak- ing locker decorations or posters for the halls. After school you can find the cheerleaders practic- ing and perfecting the cheers they know. Their first test is the first game when the spirit and pride for the Mustang team is high. The cheerleaders lead the fans in yells to cheer their team to Victory. Pep assemblies are the high- light of school on a game day. Cheerleaders put several hours of planning into the pep assemblies. They usually have a skit to get the students roused and excited. When the student body gather in the gym and nearly take the roof off with their spirit it makes the team proud and they want to win. High School 80 Paula Feagins Cheryl Stanford Diana Long Terri Patton Lee Ann Sweet Cheryl Tanner Kellie McArthur Teresa Hall Karen Welch Lisa McArthur Lynne Novak Judi Rogers Kelli Wright Angela Smith Cindy Crust Shelley Garner Claudia Sanders Varsity Basketball Squad Debi Denney Tori Garner Varsity Football Squad Regina Linahan Julie Wofford Jeanne Kubala Varsity Wrestling Squad Lisa May Beverly Kubala Ronda Sweet Jr. High Football Squad Kathy Bodien Mrs. Debbie Butcher Jr. High Wrestling Squad Gina Bellamy Layout and Design by: Kellie McArthur 81 The 1978-79 Oologah Mustang Roster NO. PLA YER 10 Trey Beattie 11 Mike Ballard 12 Teddy Keys 15 Gary Hamblin 19 Rusty Tanner 20 Paul Williams 22 jerry Baker 23 Tony Stark 32 Mike Tabor 33 Brad Bradshaw 40 Russell Bain 41 Brody Johnson 44 Chris Begley 50 jeff Begley 54 Marc West 55 Paul Dowd icon 60 Robert Ward 62 Lane Ramsey 64 Ronney Boone 65 Louis Price 67 Joe Parker 71 Jay Patton 72 Marty Johnson 76 Brent Burks 77 Chuck Berry 80 Bink Bradshaw 81 Larry Seratt 82 Vance Dirickson 83 Norman Endres 84 Kyle Kilgore 89 Todd Light Coaches Jerry Keys Rocky Kime Ron Faubian Managers: Terry Hopper Guy England Layout and design by: Tracy Lee FOOTBALL SCHEDULE OPPONENT 12 OOLOGAH Sperry Nowata Prague Skiatook Mannford Dewey Cleveland Pawhuska Cascia Hall Collinsville 82 toAto -1978 2 L lflETMM UaSTAJTCS i MTA'W 'OSTA a -mm U tuna ,v L 5r. Football Players 1st row: Jeff Begley, Paul Williams, Chris Begley, Teddy Keys. 2nd row: Gary Hamblin, Larry Seratt, Joe Parker, Jerry Baker, Brad Bradshaw. Top Left: Coaches and players anxiously watch from the side lines anticipating a victory over Dewey. Left Center: Trey Beattie, Ronney Boone, Tony Stark, Brent Burks, Chuck Berry, and Brody Johnson walk towards the stadium for football practice. Bottom Left: ,All for one and one for all, Yea Oologah. Go! Go! Go!” Enthusiasm of the players never dies. Lower Right: Sr. captains Joe Parker, Chris Begley, Jerry Baker, and Brad Bradshaw shown giving one of the many pep talks which always raised spirit during football 78-79! AC El F;' iJr : TOP LEFT: Mustang offensive line overcame Nowata’s defense with style. MIDDLE LEFT: High School coaches: Ron Faubian, Jerry Keys, and Rocky Kime. LOWER LEFT: Mike Ballard (11) displays his running ability with the help of Brody Johnson (41) and Jerry Baker (22). Layout and Design by: Tracy Lee Front row: Jerry Baker, Joe Parker, Gary Hamblin, Jeff Begley, 2nd Row: Marc West, Paul Williams, Norman Endres, Vance Johnson, Teddy Keys. 3rd Row: Coach Ron Faubion, Terry Johnson, Ronney Boone, Kyle Kilgore, Paul Dowdican, Guy Tight, Jay Patton, Chuck Berry, Brent Burks, Gary York, Robert Future Front row: Brian Fields, Gary Killion, Chris Ward, Roberts, Monty Patton, Shawn Hill, Coach PeUisier, Jerry Ehrcke, Kevin Kilgore, Gary York, Robbie Hart, Robert O’Mary, Coach Prado. ms ry f ■ m+nr+4 -THJ3 AaW I..; w � . SfSxv n UaTIJL. 7Aii a . 1 A jBTUBi V33 44i , «UH 1 u- Brad Bradshaw, Chris Begley, Larry Seratt, Coach ferry Keys. Dirickson, Mike Tabor, Trey Beattie, Russell Bain, Marty Hopper, Tony Stark, Bink Bradshaw, Rusty Tanner, Brody England. 4th row: Coach Rocky Kime, Lane Ramsey, Todd Ward, Mike Ballard, Louis Price. fi O Craig Cooper, Shawn Maynor, Todd Campbell, Greg 2nd row: Coach We ins, Danny Vrana, Chuck Stillwell, Ronnie McDonald, Jack Snedden, Randy Buchfink, ° r- • a ragjar m: x TOP RIGHT: Paul Williams receiving a hard earned touch- down. MIDDLE RIGHT: Freshman coaches: Sam Pe lisier, Reg. Weins, and Mike Prado. LOWER RIGHT: Brad Bradshaw (33) covers for Chris Begley (44) as he looks for the opening of a winning touch- down. Layout and Design by: Tracy Lee FOOTBALL ROYALTY Seniors Paula Feagins and Joe Parker Juniors Rond a Sweet and Marc West Sophomores Reggie Linihan and Paul Dowd icon Freshmen Shelley Garner and Danny Vrana Opposite page: Queen Teresa Hall King Brad Bradshaw TOP: 1st Row: Guy England, Trey Beattie, David Simmons, Russell Bain, Bink Bradshaw, Rusty Tanner, Keith Brunson, Donald Allison, Brad Lambert. 2nd Row: Coach Stephens, Terry Hopper, Mike Mashburn, Todd Sherwood, Brent Burks, Bret Adkins, Paul Williams, Gregg Owens, joe Edwards, Coach Faubian. LEFT: Donald Allison is shown dribbling the ball while looking to see whether to shoot or pass the ball. ABOVE: Keith Brunson shoots a set shot for two points against the Pirates. boys ASBETBALL Layout and Design by: Tina Plainer 88 A BO VE: Coach Stephens and Coach Faubion are going over things in prac- tice. Layout and Design by: Tina Plainer m TOP LEFT: Keith Brunson, going up for a jump-shot in the game against Sperry. ABOVE: Rusty Tanner, concentrating on making two points for the Mustangs in their fight against the Cards. LEFT: Brent Burks goes up for a tip-in during the game at Collinsville. BOTTOM LEFT: Steve Burk, pops the net for two while Mike Mashburn blocks out under the board. BOTTOM: Mike Mashburn looking for an open man to throw to while being guarded by number 50, from the Collinsville team. Layout and design by: Tina Platner RIGHT: Keith Brunson prepares to shoot the ball in the game against Sperry. RIGHT CENTER: Paul Williams, waiting for the ball before he is covered by one of the Collinsville players. BELOW: Rusty Tanner shown in action as he is bringing the ball down the court for the Mustangs while No. 33 from Sperry tries to keep up. BOTTOM: 1st Row: Steve Hill, Greg Roberts, Randy Buchfink, Shawn Maynor, Chris Ward, Brian Hopper, Monte Hensley. 2nd Row: Coach O'Donnell, johnny Hamblin, Ronnie McDonald, Steve Fuoco, Gary York, David Wheeler, Robbie Hart, Brant Pearson, Craig Cooper, Coach Weins. Layout and Design by: Tina Plainer 91 BASKETBALL ROYALTY Freshmen Kelli Wright and Brian Hopper Sophomores Lisa Mashburn and Greg Owens Juniors Debbie Hollis and Keith Brunson Seniors Pam Owens and Paul Williams Opposite page: Queen Londa Tanner King Mike Mashburn Sitting: Lisa Mashburn, Teresa Hall, Tara Stark, Londa Tanner, Reggie Linihan, Tina Platner, and Brenda Boyd. Standing: Manager Candy Castle, Tammy Patton, Tanya Svoboda, Pam Owens, jo Hollis, Carie Keys, Rondo Sweet, Leanna Osborn, Debbie Hollis, Coach Pat Davis, and Coach Jim Keith. GIRL’S BASKETBALL These girls give it all they 've got whether in practice or in a game. They're out to do their best and to win. TOP LEFT: Teresa Hall (No. 32) puts her moves on a guard from Collinsville at the game at Collinsville. TOP RIGHT: Carie Keys goes up for a jump shot during practice while the guards block off the other forwards. MIDDLE LEFT: Debbie Hollis drives in for a lay-up while Coach Keith looks on in practice. BOTTOM LEFT: Guards Londa Tanner (No. 22), Jo Hollis (No. 45), and Rond a Sweet (No. 31) play tough defense against BarnsdalFs forwards at Barnsdall. BOTTOM RIGHT: Pam Owens and Jo Hollis go for the ball against a Collinsville forward in the game at Collinsville. Layout and Design by: Londa Tanner TOP LEFT: Londa Tanner falls on Kristi Ray’s head during the rough game with Collins- ville. TOP RIGHT: Jo Hollis grabs the rebound while Londa Tanner and Ronda Sweet block off the other two Barnsdall forwards. MIDDLE LEFT: Lisa Mashburn goes after the ball in the Collinsville game. BOTTOM LEFT: Pam Owens and Jo Hollis pin a Collinsville forward on the floor making it hard for her to pass anywhere. BOTTOM RIGHT: Forwards, Teresa Hall and Lisa Mashburn, look on while a Collinsville guard gets the rebound. Layout and Design by: Londa Tanner Left to right: Coach Jim Keith, Shelley Garner, Kelli Wright, Lori Haggard, Marcia Harder, Cathy Hamit, Teresa Burdick, Mica Eng ana, Debbie McGowen, Paula Testerman, Karla Testerman, Marina Hickok, Coach Pat Davis. TO THE LEFT: Ronda Sweet and Tara Stark put the pressure on Reggie Linihan in one of the many practices of this basketball season. BELOW: Tara Stark attempts to block a jump shot of Reggie Linihan's while Ronda Sweet blocks Lisa Mashburn off the board. These few pictures only represent a part of the long season these girls go through. WRESTLING - at Oologah The 1978-79 Oologah Mustang Wrestling team was led by a new head coach, Mr. Sam Pellisier, and Coach Mike Prado. The grapplers worked very hard during the season looking forward to the regional and state tournaments, it takes something special” to be a Mustang wrestler. The matmen had strenuous practices all through the season. Most of the practices consisted of running, weight lifting, conditioning, learning new Russian moves and practicing the ones they already knew. Besides the prac- tices, many wrestlers had to pull weight. The wrestlers have done a great job this year representing our school, and play a big part in our Oologah Mustang Pride. and around the world. Opposite page: LEFT CENTER: Blaine F., Paul V., Joey B., and Aaron G. getting in shape for a tough season. BOTTOM, the 1978-79 Mustang Wrestlers. Front row, Coach Mike Prado, Brian Fields, Forrest Woodring, Lane Ramsey, Blaine Frizzell, Dee Kamafakis and Coach Sam Pellisier. Second row Manager Crystal Holly, Todd Campbell, Louis Price, Paul Vrana, Mike Bauer, Jerry Baker, Clay Holly, Aaron Green, and Joey Barlow. Third row, Jamie Moore, Brody Johnson, Kyle Kilgore, James Rice, Marty Johnson and Jay Patton. Center, a Mustang Wrestler pinning his opponent. RIGHT TOP' a member of the National Japanese All Star Wrestling Team during the Rogers County Wrestling Meet. RIGHT CENTER: Jerry Baker wrestles a Japanese c ?l0r'J PT: LfF , TOP: °°l09ah Wre5tl€r 9etS on t0p- LEFT CENTER: Louis Price is declared winner. BOTTOM: Matmaids, front row, Angela Smith, Maggie Wise, Angela Belt, Lisa Lindsey, Angie Frizzell, Lisa Parker, Vice President Jana May, President Lee Ann Sweet, Anita Green, Toni Hicks Dawn Tratz, Kelli Canfield, Paula Testerman, Delano McMil en and Sherri Hart. Second row, Donna Huckelby, Sue Ann Hobbs, Laura Stillwell, Patti Miller, Rhonda Pendergraft, Debbie Stanford, Shyla Welch, Kelli Covington, Lynn Novak, Kim Dixon, Shelly Garner, Karen Welch and Karla Testerman. Center, Jerry Baker earns a well deserved victory. RIGHT: Clay Holly works his opponent toward a pin. Layout and Design by: CJieryl Tanner WRESTLING ROYAL TY Seniors Lee Ann Sweet and Dale Hendrix Juniors Julie Wofford and Clay Holly Sophomores Beverly Kubala and lay Patton Freshmen Lisa McArthur and Danny Vrana Opposite Page: Queen Cheryl Tanner King Mike Bauer BASEBALL Left to right, first row: Steve Trommel, Tony Stark, Devin Hill, Brian Wilson, Trey Beattie, joe Edwards, Binky Bradshaw. Second row: Reggie Linihan, Lisa Mashburn, Russell Bain, Mike Mashburn, Tony P atner, Greg Owens, Robert Ward, Mark West, Terry Hopper, Jeff Begley, Rusty Tanner, Bradley Bradshaw, Coach Reg Weins, Coach Ron Faubion. Left to right, first row: Billy Hemphill, Todd Cornett, Jeff Ginn, Willie Allen, Robert O’Mary, Steve Heinen, Bryan Hickerson, Gary Killion. Second row: Coach Reg Weins, Eric Welch, Darrell Brister, Keven Kilgore, Steve Fuoco, Gary York, Phillip Caffey, Chris Ward, Shawn Maynor, Coach Mike Prado. Layout and Design: Jana May 102 soys TRACK Left to right, first row: Steve Burke, Jimmy Casebeer, Teddy Keys, Lon Lambert, Tim Carroll, Mike Burma. Second row: Alan Martin, Blaine Frizzell, Mike Taber, Paul Dowdican, Vance Dirickson, Mark Lewis, Lane Ramsey, Todd Light, Marty Johnson. Third row: Coach Jerry Keys, Chuck Stflwe i, Steve Boren, Rick Tratz, Chris Olcott, Miles Barnes, Roger Sitton, Dee Kamalakis, Max Koenig. Layout and Design by: Jana May 103 104 TOP LEFT: Tina Platner, Londa Tanner and Donna Wilson are the SENIORS on this year’s softball team. ABOVE: Joyce Allen is shown sliding into third base. It wasn’t an easy landing. TOP RIGHT: 1st Row, Coach Haggard, Lisa Mash burn, Lean n a Osborn, Mica England, Candy Castle, Lori Haggard. 2nd Row, Tina Platner, Reggie Linihan, Donna Wilson. TOP: Londa Tanner ABOVE: Candy Castle, is getting ready to give the ball a good ride. CENTER: Mica England, has just let go of a good pitch. SIDE: Coach Haggard, just look at his form, and those legs! Layout and Design by: Tina Platner flLOGA fflLOGjff Layout and Design by: Tina Platner 105 Ut R°W: LOnd J Tanner Tammy Merrill, Tara Stark, Robin Williams, Kathy Kuykendall, 2nd Row: Laura Stillwell, Cathy Romine, Teresa Hall, Donna Wilson, Kim Guthrie, Tammy Patton. 3rd Row: Brenda Boyd, Candy Castle, Kellie McArthur, Cheryl Hamilton, Rondo Sweet, JoAun Snedden, Leanna Osborn, Coach Davis Valedictorian and Co-Saiutatorians A BO VE: Valedictorian, Cindy O 'Donnell L EFT: Co-Salutatorians, Bodie Stark and Steven Heinen Layout and Design by: Cheryl Walker 4-H Left to right: 1st row; John Barnes, Joe Dorsey, Jenny Richards, Paula Cox, Brad Richards. 2nd row; Lyle Blakely, Rory Cox, Brian Richards, Donna Hobbs, Missy Kemp, Charles Minor. 3rd row; Cindy Mason, Wendy Clemons, Sandy Burma, Julie Diero f, Kim Williams, Angela Kemp. State Honor Society Left to right: 1st row; Roger Clark, Cindy Cooper, James Kuba a, Kim Stiles, Steven Loner, Bodie Stark, Willy Allen, 2nd row; Jerry Ward, Wendy Allen, Cindy Courtney, Lynn Barbee, Jeff Ginn, Cindy O'Donnell, Shelly Price, Beth Higdon, Steven Borthick. 3rd row; Blake Burks, Kim Green, Johnny Williams, Stacey McKee, Jody Johnson, Brian Cerne. Student Council Left to right: 1st row; Kim Sumpter, Shelly Faubion, Kim Green, Tod Estes, Cindy O’Donnell, Mrs. Marilyn Goodman, Lynn Watdins, Cathy Casey. 2nd row; Doug Kooken, David Cerne, Traci Jones, Kim Williams, Vicky Hath cock, Edward Littler. 3rd row; Sheila McGowen, Rachel Welch, Marvonne Green, Beth Higdon, Brenda Garner, Cara Richards. Layout and Design by: Cheryl Walker 109 Middle School TOP LEFT: Lisa Harret and Christy Schmidt dur- ing a pep assembly. TOP RIGHT: 6th grade, left: Gina Wallen, Top to Bottom: Susan Mosley, Kim Williams, Lynn Watkins, Kim Horten, Right: Joy Cullison. BOTTOM RIGHT: 7th grade, left to right: Lisa Harret, Tammy Jones, Rita Maillett, Judy Sligar, Front: Christy Schmidt. PAGE 111: TOP LEFT: 8th grade cheerleaders and football boys before pep assembly. MIDDLE LEFT: 6th grade cheerleaders waiting their turn in the pep assembly. BOTTOM LEFT: Nancy Streets showing her spirit. TOP RIGHT: Kelli Bryson works so hard she doesn’t know which way's up. BOTTOM RIGHT: 8th grade, top: Robin Plumer, Kelli Bryson. Left to right: Nancy Streets, Kara Richards, Cindy O’Donnell, Brenda Garner. Layout and Design by: Tracy Lee 110 Cheerleaders Layout and design by: Tracy Lee Junior High Band 7th Grade First Row: Left to Right, Dana Sears, Christy Schmidt, Densie McManans, Tracy Jones, Terri Rogers, Cindy Cooper, Raymond Schwab, Roger Clark, Rean Issacs, Steve Laner, Paul Cooper, Rickey Short, Doug Kooken, Von Stienman, Jerry Ward, Danita England, Gay ene Jackson, Michelle Speer, Tammy Crother, Julie Dieroif, Tray Brewer, Jeff Grisson, Pua! White, Charles Garner. 9th Grade First Row: Left to right, Michael Adams, Rodney Shire , Dale Killion, Harrold Dene gar, Dora Lewis, Carrie Flowers. 2nd Row: Roger Hayes, Ed Litt er, Robert Plumer, April Gripado, Stephanie Rogers, Sandra Nauman. 3rd Row: Billy Wise, George Mau sby, James Nicholson, Debbie Andres, Julie Adams, John Bortner, Annette Hull and Carla Haney. 6th Grade First Row; Left to Right, Alicia Taylor, Joy Cul lson, Susan Mosely, Kim Horton, Kim Timmons, Wende in Crouch, Billie Thompson. 2nd Row: Julie Denny, Lori Ganus, Donna Hobbs, Lynette Esau, Lanny Robinson, Paul Barbee, Shane Whisler. 3rd Row: Terri Jones, Rory Cox, Jack Fendler, Randy Mau sby, Leonard Sweet, Pam Jacobs, Andy Martin, Bryan Hall. 8th Grade First Row: Left to right, Kip McMi ien, Scott McManus, David Andrew, Brad Roberts, Mark Dixon, Darrell Brister, Steve Heinen, Jeff Ginn, D. B. York. 2nd Row, Trudie Adams, Sheila McGowen, Vickie Van Pelt, Kim Denegar, Dena Clanton, Brenda Garner, Karlos Gripado, Beth Higdon. Junior High Chorus 5th Grade First Row, Left to Right, Sheri Gentry, Kathy Harper, Shelley Faubian, Teresa Maior, Iodi Suitor, Mrs. Butcher. 2nd Row, Tina Griffin, Lisa Mease, Wendy Linihan, Kim Bryson, Robyn Price, Carrie Hensley. 3rd Row, Sheila Hedman, Julie Adcock, Tammy Martin, Kelly Allen, Tracy Hemphill, Traci Speer. 4th Row, Amy King, Desiree Hume, Tim McGowen, John Courtney, David Livecy, Kenton Jopling, Tobi Covington, Teresa McClish. 6th Grade First Row, Left to Right, Mrs. Bedford, Li . Smith, Scott Boyd, Tina Sanders, Melody Hanner, Gina Waller, Mrs. Butcher. 2nd Row, Lynn Watkins, Kim Loveless, Joni Higdon, Janice Barnard, Sandy Burma, Debby Smith. 3rd Row, Mike Patton, Matthew Hedge, Aaron Burns, Jon Van Pelt, Mark Crew, 4th Row, Karen Critchfie d, Stacey Smith, Wendy Clemmons, Frank Sanders, Cheryl Chace, Cindy McGee, and Lori Surridge. Layout and Design by: Arthur Christy 7th Grade First Row, Left to Right, Mrs. Bedford, Kim Large, Kim Stiles, Audy Williams, Mrs. Butcher. 2nd Row, Rhoda Taft, Lisa Harrell, Gina Gripado, Kelly Hedges, Robin McKirch, Judy S igar, Stacy McKee, Angela Newton, 3rd Row, Kim Gray, Becky Howell, Regina Voght, 4th Row, Cindy Courtney, Tracy Maulsby, Teresa Burke, Jeff Hartman, Jimmy Hamilton, 5th Row, Craig Martin, Ben Brooke, Matt Olcott. 8th Grade First Row, Left to Right, Laura Crust, Jeri Keith, Cara Richards, Sara Hill, Mrs. Butcher. 2nd Row, Becky Cooper, Jan is Ginn, Wendy Allen, Michelene Light, Nancy Streets, Kelli Bryson. 3rd Row, Kim Green, Cindy O'Donnell, Renee Richards, Tina King, Robin York, LaRae Cooper, Terryle Chace, Demetra Smith, Teresa Guthrie, 4th Row, Lonnie Hayes, Shawn Moore, Mike Loveless, Billy Hemphill, Randy Hensley, and Jerry Huck eby. 113 Junior High football 5th Grade Row 1: Dale Killion, Mike Menick, Harold Denegar, Jody Crowson, Wade Brewer, lames Nichols, Keith Crawford, Donnie Cox, Brad Leamy, Brian Richards. Row 2: Mike Timmons, Eric Marshall, Mike Bowlin, Mike Adams, Billy Wise, Hal Mayfield, John Boatner, Billy Nicholson, Robby Jackson. Tim Edinger. Row 3: Coach Mike Prado, Dali Kersey, Phil Pennington, Kenton J opting, Curtis Berry, Ryan Price, Chris Caudill, John Courtney, Glade Euans, Rodney Shir ell, Chris Vann, Coach Jim O'Donnell. 6th Grade Row 1: Joe Kays, Darren Cornet, Shawn Cooper, Jimmy Price, Andy Martin, Rory Cox, Chuck Minor, Robbie Wells, Robert Fendley. Row 2: Mitchell Hudgens, Randy Maulsby, Mark Crew, Todd Petty, Darren McMi len, Blake Sherwood, Buddy Lambert, John Van Pelt. Row 3: Coach Mike Prado, Paul Bebee, Frank Sanders, Bryan Hall, Mark Mail et, Leonard Sweet, Aaron Burns, Steve Ramsey, Kevin Dorsey, Darren Allison, Coach Jim O’Donnell. 7th Grade Row 1: Jimmy Allen, Billy Simmons, Doug Kooken, John Mose y, Jimmy Kersey, Craig Martin, Tracey Brewer, Steven Brewer, Jeff Grissom, Kirk Griffin. Row 2: Coach Weins, James Kubala, Lyle Blak ey, Tom Kubala, Mark Keys, Jerry Suitor, Johnny Williams, Rick Short, Blake Burks, Todd Watkins, Jeff Stillwell, Coach Pel isier. 8th Grade Row 1: Todd Estes, Mike Hudgens, David Andrews, Brian Cevne, Ronnie King, Mark Dixon, Travis Chisum, Marlin Gabriel, Frank Merrill, Bodie Stark, Robert Moore. Row 2: Coach Weins, Scott Owens, Shawn Moore, Gordon Linn, Karl os Gripado, Robbie Holman, Nicky Epperson, Billy Hemphill, Jody Johnson, Mike Loveless, Linn Barbee, Coach Pellisier. Not Pictured: Brian Hickerson. 114 Layout and Design by: Mike Turner Junior High Wrest irg 5th Grade First Row: Wade Brewer, Jody Crowson, Tim Edinger, Robert Timmons, Robby Jackson, Mike Mintck, Harold Denegar, Robert Piumer. Second Row: Coach Prado, Phil Pennington, Eric Marshall, Ryan Price, John Courtney, Chris Caudii, Daii Kersey, Doug Huffman, Mike Bowlin. 6th Grade First Row: Robby Wells, B ake Sherwood, Rory Cox, Darrin Cornett, Ernie Skocdopoie, Gregg Babb, Mark Crew, Jon Van Pe t. Second Row: Bryan Hall, Kevin Dorsey, Steve Ramsey, John Barnes, Mitchell Hudgins, Aaron Burns, Coach Prado. Layout and Design by: Mike Turner 7th, 8th, 9th Grade First Row: James Hamit, Jerry Ward, Chris Kersey, Jeff Sti we i, John Mose y, Paul White, Tracy Brewer. Second Row: Tom Edinger, Scott McManus, Johnny Williams, Jimmy Crowson, Doug Kooken, Mariand Gabriai, Todd Watkins, Joel Barlow, Jim Kersey, Todd Cornett, Darrell Hendrix. Third Row: Brack McManus, Jon Hartman, Danny Vrana, Tom Kubu a, Kip McMi ien. Fourth Row: Coach Prado, Billy Hemphill, Manager, Rhonda Huckieby, Manager, Brian Fields, Jimmy Alien, ferry Ehrecke, Nicky Epperson, Jody Johnson, Shawn Moore, Mike Loveless, Gary Kill ion, Coach Pe lissier, Mark Dixon, Manager. Not Pictured: Tod Estes, Manager. 115 GIRLS BASKETBALL 8th Grade Bottom Row, Jeri Keith, Kelli Bryson, lanis Ginn, Cara Richards, Sherrie Skocdopole, Stacy Hathcock, Kim Cullison, 2nd Row, Brenda Garner, Terry Chace, Kim Green, Renee Richards, Cindy O’Donnell, Wendy Alien, 3rd Row, Coach Jim Keith, Mgr. Kim Denegar, Trudi Adams, Beth Hidgon, Shelia McGowen, Faye Clemmons, Nancy Streets, Miche ene Light. 7th Grade Bottom Row, left to right, Gay ene Jackson, Ju ie Dierolf, Christy Schmidt, Barbara Boyd, Michelle Speer, Traci Jones, Robin McKirch, 2nd Row, Tammy Jones, Danita England, Marvonne Green, Dana Sears, Shelley Price, Robin Bowlin, 3rd Row, Jill Ray, Rachel Welch, Shannon Hart, Coach Pat Davis, Cindy Courtney, Debbie Hollis, Stacey Branstetter, Tracy Maulsby, Teresa Burke. 6th Grade Bottom Row, left to right, Susan Moseley, Cathy Casey, Kim Williams, Gina Wallen, Donna Hobbs, Kim Horton, Terri Jones, Joy Cullison, Melody Hanner. 2nd Row, Lajanta Ramsey, Lori Gan us, Janice Barnard, Lynn Watkins, Sam Clanton, Joni Higdon, Juli Denny, Karen Critchfield, Back Row, Aid— Londa Tanner, Lynette Esau, Cheryl Chace, Cindy McGee, Billie Thompson, Margaret Harder, Stacey Smith, Pam Jacobs, Shelly Ryan, Coach Pat Davis. 5th Grade Bottom Row, Yvonne Wilson, Mary Beth Bums, Lisa Mease, Robin Price, Kathy Harper, Jill Pasdach, Shelley Faubion, Teresa Major, Dionne Smith, 2nd Row, Teresa Polite, Julie Adcock, Kelly Allen, Tobi Cobington, Debbie Andrews, Tammie Martin, Wendy Linihan, Traci Speer, 3rd Row, Coach Pat Davis, Kim Grotheer, Theresa McClish, Angie Kemp, Kim Bryson, Julie Adams, April Gripado, Sondra Nuaman, Kim Sumter. Layout and Design by: Tina Plainer Beys BASBETBALI 8th Grade 1st Row, Mike Hudgens, Jeff Ginn, Willy Allen, Frank Merrill, David Andrews, Bodie Stark, Bryan Hickerson, Robert Moore, 2nd Row, Steve Heinen, Bryan Cerne, Darrell Brister, Travis Chisum, John Pasdach, Karlos Gripado, Phi! Caffey, Gordon Linn, Eric Welch, Scott Owens, Coach Wiens. 7th Grade 1st Row, Nathan Doerf inger, Jeff Hartman, Kirk Griffin, lames Kubala, Graig Martin, 2nd Row, Coach Wiens, Lyle Blakely, Mark Keys, Matt Olcott, Jerry Suitor, Blake Burks. 6th Grade 1st Row, Mark Dermo, Scott Boyd, Shawn Copper, Jimmy Price, Andy Martin, Joe Kays, Bart Snook, Todd Petty. 2nd Row, Matt Hedge, Lance Battle, Lewis Gordon, David Boston, Buddy Lambert, Randy Mansley. 3rd Row, Coach Jim O’Donnell, Paul Beebe, Mark Mai I let, Frank Sanders, Shane Whistler, Lenard Sweet, Lanny Robertson, Darren Allison. 5th Grade 1st Row, Curtis Rainbelt, David Cerne, Dale Kill ion, James Nichols, Donnie Cox, Keith Crawford, Brian Richards, Brad Lea my, John Bortner. 2nd Row, George Manloby, Billy Wise, Billy Nicholson, Tim McGollwen, Darrin Tiffany, Hal Man field, Jay Matlock, Chris Vann, Kenneth Perry, Darrell Tiffany. 3rd Row, Mike Adams, Doug Tatum, Edward Littler, Kenton Jopling, Curtis Berry, Glade Evens, Rodney Shire!, David Livesey, Randy Roberts, Coach Jim O’Donnell. Layout and Design by: Tina Ptatner cafeteria :ustodians maintenance Working Around the Clock... A behind-the-scenes at what keeps Oologah Schools working smoothly. These people are hardly ever noticed by the student body. However, they are there, working very hard to keep our schools ticking. We are all used to the beautiful school we have, but without them, a school like ours couldn’t exist. They use their skills to keep our building and grounds in good condition, and tip-top shape. Everyday hot meals are prepared for us by the cafeteria women. The maintenance and custodians keep every- thing running perfectly, and looking bright and shiny. Last, but by no means least, our bus drivers take time to get everyone here safely; without them, many couldn’t make it at all. All of these people have proven to be a great asset to our school. We couldn t do without them, and we want them to know how much they Te appreciated. 18 Layout and Design by: Jana May Never Done. Their Work Is OP LEFT: Li la Denega r, Joan Clemmons, Shirley Weygandt, Sherrie cattles, Elta Horner, Virginia Parker, Hazel Scott. BOTTOM LEFT: Ada )irickson, Linda Burke, Carol Tatum, Nancy Hill, Linda McGowen, Kathy 3owman, Mary Casebeer, Birdie Armstrong. TOP, left to right: Steve lurke, Jack Harrison, Max Humphrey, Rick Tratz, Linda Edinger, Paul udson, Shirley Weygandt, Freida Allen, Frank Dill, Chuck Smith. BOVE, left to right: Dale Long, Ron Faubion, Rocky Kime, Jonnie id die, Jerry Keys, Amos Peace, Earnie Doshier, Linda Edinger, Don rister, Gary Brown, Earl McLaughlin, Jack Harrison, Martha Brister, Paul Hudson, Shirley Weygandt. Layout and Design by: Jana May 119 KINDERGARTEN: Brandi Barns Derek D. Beller Amos Berry Daniel Boston Jennifer J. Boyd Shannon Dell Boyd Tina. M. Brannon Dennis W. Bridgeman fimmy Buchfink Mrs. Joyce Nichols Mrs. Nancy Sweet Dax Burchett Cheri Cerne Nikki L. Cornell Tracy Crawford Patricia Edwards Angela R. Ehrcke Eric Eitel Jodie Ensley Ashley Foster Eric Fouch Velinda Haddox Samantha Hamilton Billy Shane Hemphill Chad Henry Joseph Horner Bryan Hope 122 Layout and design by: Claudia Sanders MORNING AND AFTERNOON Glenn Logue Sara March Alexander Marshall Clifton Matlock Mrs. Shirley Watkins Mrs. Betty O'Donnell Marsha McCormick Kenneth McKay Jason McKee Carey Me Mains Diane Munro Bridgett Mans Joe Palluconi Charlene Powell Krista Ridge I Amber L. Roberts Tracy Roberts Karen L. Robertson Stacy J. Robinson Lee Dawn Sanders Kenneth R. Steadman Roger Sunday Tony Toothman Dusty L ynn U rey Julie Weeks Shonda Weygandt Eric Weins Layout and Design by: Claudia Sanders 123 Dianna Anderson Mat A ston Kerri Bailey Ronald Barker Aimee Batten fie Id jack Bauman Renee Brewer Peggy Brown Brook Brunson Chuck Buchfink Lee Buchfink Annette Charles Ronda Clanton Kimberly dowers Jeffery Cluck Krista Leigh Cox Jon Critch field Cathy Deramo Danny Deramo Erich Dikeman Preston Doerflinger Stacie Edinger Denise Epperson Suzanne Esau Mitsi Faubion Dana Fitts Josh Foster Tracy Fugate Amanda Garrison Chuck Griffin Zane Hendershott Timothy Henderson Tisha Hess Mrs. Gina Care Mrs. Carol Dikeman Chad Higdon John Wayne Hill Duce Hobbs Allen Huckleby Linda Huckleby Marshall Hudgens Chad Jacobs Jennifer Jackson Rodney James 124 Grade Jodi Jenkins Kevin Johnson Sheffra Jordon Matthew Little Alan Littler Zak Lowry Sherilyn March Marla Mayfield Denise McGee Krista McMi len Holli McMil ian Tory Me Whorter Jeremy Merk e Rickey Miller Tolley Mitchell Shauna Mose y Jennifer Mynatt Bryan Joe Owen Leanna Owens Tonnette Peace Chad Pennington Wayne Pettit Kim Petty Rebecca Plumer Nicki Price Jason Rain bo It Carrington Razook Rachelle Reavis Mrs. Pearlene Evans Mrs. Judy Stephens Cindy Seratte Phillip Shaw David Snive y Webb Stark Stacy Story Tony Swartz Brook Tanner Christy Target Marshel Tolley Sarah Travis Shanie Tyler Vicki Vanda griff Albert Wilson Christa Wise Layout and Design by: Tracy Lee Second Krista Baker Mrs. Marri lyn Buchfink Mrs. Betsy Graham Mark Boyd Terry Butcher Clint Cartwright Beth Caudill Patricia Chisum Craig Collins Kelly Cooper ' •V J Chris Barbee Christy BeeBe Kristie Brazeal Bobby Bridge man Gavin Cornett Lisa Crawford T. J. Dinsmore joe Dorsey Melissa Esau Michelle Esau Deenee Epperson Tony Fisk Shannon Ford John Franklin Chris Fryman Theron Gaylord Amanda Gentry Timothy Gillespie Anja Grant Vonda Haddox Shawn Hamii David Hamilton Heath Hanoch Melissa Haze!ip Courtney Heaps Rodney Henry David George Hill Robert Horton Jeffery Horwich Brandon Joplin Sherry Keith Linda King Deedra Knepper 126 Layout and Design by: Tina Ptatner Grade Layout and Design by: Londa Tanner Mrs. Margaret Hazelip Mrs. Paula Smith Jeremy Knepper Jill Lambert Brett Learny Judy Martin Dana Matlock Paula McC fsh Don McKay Justin McManus Danny McMi len Wes McMil en Tammy Moree Drew Nauman Andy Pate Lance Patterson Shannon Penner Robert Perry Michael Pina Mary Quillman Jimmy Ray Johnny Ray Brad Richards Douglas Riddle Denise Robinson Craig Root Ronny Sanders Cory Schmeisser Sean Schrader Chris Smith Shannon Stafford Kevin St iI well Julie Suitor Harvey Swift Patrick Taber Scott Taylor Lisa Tinker T. C. Travis Karen Vanderpooi Shawni Walker Reed Warnberg Jamey Watkins Luke Wood Jeff York 127 Kevin Adam Gary Agee Lonnie Alien Dale Anderson Seam An tie Mrs. Phyllis Horton Mrs. Beverly Wofford Cythia Barnard limbo Barnes Coty Battles Cindy Bauman Curtis Bin ter Stephenie Boucher Mark Bowlin Rena Brannon Billy Bra ns tetter Angela Brown Char a Buchfink Jeremi Buchfink Nancy Burma Kelli Calvert Stacy Calvert Melissa Caudill Cindy Clanton Eric Clinton Leslie Collier Paula Cox Tammy Crutchfield Benny Devolng John Diero f Carmen Evans Robyn Fitts Gary Flowers Patricia Franklin Keith Frost Paula Fugate Terry Go etz Craig Hamilton Shayn Hart Michelle Hazllp Scott Hedges Lee Hedman Cheryl Helm Jane Hendershot Ricky Henderson Lawnie Hess Russell Hill Ted Holland Connie Horner Jarrod Jackson Marty Johnson Jay Kamalikis Julie Kersey Kathy King Danna Kistler Layout and Design by: Mike Turner Grade Mrs. Mora Lee Wigginton Mrs. Leota Watson Kenneth Kreps Carla Lambert Janet Lambert Vincent Large Danny Lewis Dale Littier Shelly Loveless Quay L. Lunsford Debbie Mai ett George Major Bruce Mathews Mindy Mayfield Ginger Me Mains Sharon McWhoter Robert Mose y Yvonne Nicholson Lynda Nicolls Laurie Novak Ray O ’Quim De wayne Palm our Samantha Passmore Parks Pendergraft Lee Peters Corey Pickup Darcy Porterfield Tracy Porterfield A drien Price Shanda Quinn Sonya Ray Jenny Richards Kevin RidgeII Kevin Roberts Teri Roberts Stuart Robinson Mike Rowland Annette Schmidt Rusty Serratte Lise Short Jeff Skocdopo e Geri S ankard Suzie Sniveiy Dana Snook Tommy Spain Lorri Stoops Slade Story Shauna Todd Caroia Tucker 129 fourth Mrs. Delores Hefner Mrs. Jo Ella Mosely Mrs. Janet Orton Mr. Jonnie Riddle Janice Abe! Kenny Anderson Chuck Barbee Shane Battenfield Sean Belt T. J. Bennett Cheryl Bodien Kelli Boyd Brian Brannon Billy Casebeer Floyd Chambers Jimmy Charles Brent Cooper Missie Cooper Brian Courtney Kathy Cullison Laura Deramo Tammy Dev ing Pam Endres Dawn el la Fend ley George Fowler Mike Fowler Amy Fuzzell Angie Gabriel Lloyd Ganus Mindy Garrison Phyllis Grissom Valerie Haddox Sam Hagen Steve Hamilton Jody Hardin Jana Hartman Tracy Hartman Shannon Heaps Dena Heinon Missy Hickok Jamie Hill 130 Layout and Design by: Cheryl Tanner M aurlca Howell Joey Johnston Tamm! Jones Missy Kemp Kurt Kilgore Suzan Kolman Rodney Lofgren Chris March Jamie March Mike Martin Dennis McManis Sandy Mitchell Bryan Moore Jeff O'Conner Jayne O 'Donnell Chad OIverson John Pettit Roby Raasch Ronnie Ray Dana Root Mike Ryan David Shaw Gabrieiie Skidmore Mike Smith Tami Spain Sean Stafford Tammy Stiles Brian Sutton dint Taft Tina Thompson Tracy Wagoner Melissa Walker Joe! Weaver David Welch Brian Wiggington David Williams Curtis Wingfield Layout and Design by: Cheryl Tanner Fifth % Julia Adams Michael Adams Kelly Allen Debbie Andrews Mrs. Jane Akin Mrs. Marg Haltom Mrs. Jorene Keith Shelia Bauman Curt Berry Mary Beth Burns John Bortner Mike Bowlin Wade Brewer Kim Bryson Chris Caudill David Cerne Chris Clouse Robbie Cooper John Courtney, Jr. Tobi Covington Donnie Cox Keith Crawford Jody Crow son Harold Denegar Tim Edinger Glade Evans Shelly Faubion David Fish Carrie Flowers Tina Griffin April Gripado Kim Grotheer Kathy Harper Roger Hayes Sheila Hedman Tracy Hemphill Dennis Howell Doug Huffman Annette Hull Desiree Hume Robby Jackson Kenton JopUng Dale Kill ion Amy Blaine King Leanne Keith Angela Kemp Dali Kersey Terrie King Brad Lea my Deanna Lewis Layout and Design by: Arthur Christy Mrs. Donna Long Mrs. Mary St wart Mrs. Dorothy Wofford Wendy Uni ha n Edward Lit tier Kim Loveless Teresa Major Eric Marshall Tamera Martin Jay Matlock George Mau sby Hal Mayfield Theresa McClish Tim McGowen Lisa Mease Mike Mfnick Sonda Nauman James Nichols Billy Nicholson Lewis Nichol s fill Pasdach Michael Patton Phil Pennington Kenneth Perry Toni Peyton Robert Plumer Teresa Politte Robyn Price Ryan Price Curtis Ra nbolt Johnny Reed Brain Richards Randy Roberts Stephanie Rogers Lou Anne Schwab Rodney Shire! Dionne Smith Elizabeth Smith Tina Smith Traci Speer Jodi Suitor Kim Sumter Doug Tatum Darrell Tiffany Darrin Tiffany Robert Timmons Chris Vann Yvonne Wilson Billy Wise Layout and Design by: Arthur Christy 133 John Barnes Lance Battles Paul Beebe David Boston Scott Boyd Sandra Burma Arron Burns Cathy Casey Cheryl Chase Marian Clark Gary Brown Samantha Clanton Wendy Clemons Stacy Collier Shawn Cooper Teresa Cooper Darrin Cornett Rory Cox Mark Crew Karen Critch field Joy Cullison Julie Denny Mark Deramo Kevin Dorsey Lynnette Essau Jack Fend ley Donnie Fish Lori Gan us Lewis Gordon Bryan Hall Melody Hanner Jeff Hanoch Margaret Harder Vicky Hathcock Denise Hayes Joni Higdon Donna Hobbs Michelle Holman Kim Horton Mitchell Hu gens 134 Sixth Layout and Design by: PauJa Feagins Grade Layout and Design by: Paula feagins Glenda Kindle Shan rah Kist er Buddy Lambert Mark Maillet Dan Hougardy Judy Rader Andy Martin Cynthia Mason Randy Mau sby Cindy McGee Daren McMi len Charles Minor Susan Mosely Todd Petty Jimmy Price Lajuanta Ramsey Steven Ramsey Nancy Roberts Lanny Robinson Shelly Ryan Frank Sanders Tina Sanders Blake Sherwood Ernie Skocopo e Debbie Smith Robert Smith Stacey Smith Bart Snook Lori Surridge Leonard Sweet Alecia Taylor Billie Thompson Kim Timmons Jon Van Pelt Michelle Vasques Gina Wallens Lynn Watkins Robbie Wells Shane Whisler Kim Williams 135 Jimmy Allen Mrs. Pat Davis Mr. Charles Garner Mr. Jim O ’Donnell anice Baden John Baden Lyle Blakley Robin Bowlin Barbara Boyd Stacy Branstetter Shannon Brewer Steven Brewer Tracy Brewer Teresa Burke Blake Burks Connie Chapin Roger dark Jeff Clouse Twyla Coe Cindy Cooper Paul Cooper Cynthia Courtney Jimmy Crowson Julie Dierolf Nathan Doerflinger Tom Edinger Danita England Dennis Garrison Marvonne Green Kirk Griffin Gina Gripado Jeff Grissom Tammy Grother Cindy Hagen James Hamll Lisa Harre Shannon Hart Jeff Hartman Jon Hartman Kelly Hedges Jay Hoogendoorn Becky Howell Kean Isaacs 136 Gaylene Jackson Billy Jones Tammy Jones Traci Jones Jim Kersey Mark Keys Layout and design by: Cheryl Walker Grade Mr. Mike Prado Mr. Reg Weins Shannon King Doug Kooken Annette Kreps James Kubala Tom Kubala Amy Lambert Steven Laner Kim Large Tracy Layman Rita Maiiiett Craig Martin Tracy Mauisby Tammy McGill Stacy McKee Robin McKirch Denise McMonis John Mosley Angela Newton Matt Olcott Shelly Price Jill Ray Teri Rogers Christy Schmidt Raymond Schwab Dana Sears Ricky Short Billy Simmons Judy Siigar Michelle Speer Casey Stafford Von Stein man Kim St ies Jeff Stilweli Jerry Suitor Rhonda Taft Regina Vogt Jerry Ward Todd Watkins Melinda Watson Rachel Welch Paul White Audy Williams Johnny Williams Patricia Williams Layout and design by: Cheryl Walker Trudi Adams Mike A lexander Wendy A Hen Willy Alien David Andrews Mrs. Marilyn Goodman Mrs. Jan Hougardy Lynn Barbee Steven Bor thick Darrell Brister Kelli Bryson Cynthia Burdick Jimmy Burns Phillip Coffey Brian Cerne Terryie Chace Travis Chisum Deana Clanton Faye Clemons Debbie Cole Becky Cooper Larae Cooper Russell Cormick Laura Crust Kim Cull Ison Kim Denegar Mark Dixon Nicky Epperson Tod Estes Marion Gabriel Brenda Garner lanis Ginn Jeff Ginn Kim Green Karlos Gripado Teresa Guthrie Stacey Hathcock Lonnie Hayes Steve Heinen Billy Hemphill Bryan Hickerson Beth Higdon Jo Hill Sarah Hill Robby Holman Tammy Howell Mike Hudgens Layout and Design by: Jana May Mrs. Mattie Palluconi Mrs. Sherre Radar Dean Huckleby Jody Johnson Jerl Keith Chris Kersey Ronnie King Tina King Keiee Kuykendall Miche ene Light Lori Lindsey Gordon Linn Mike Loveless Sheila McGowen John McKirch Scott McManus Kip McMi ien Frank Merre i Robert Moore Shawn Moore Jeff Northcu'tt Cindy O 'Donnell Scott Owens John Pasdach Tonya Perrin Frank Phillips Todd Platner Robin Piumer Sheri Reed Cara Richards Renee Richards Brad Roberts Lora Robinson Sherie Skocdopole Demetra Smith Bodie Stark Nancy Streets Martha Surridge Rhonda Thompson Shawn Walker Eric Welch L oyd Wingfield Steven Worley Vicky VanPeit Rodney Whitfield J. B. York Robin York Layout and Design by: Jana May Board of Education Board Members left to right: Dan Johnson, Gale Welch, Jim Todd, Harold Christy, and Bill Burks Superintendent Mrs. Jean Bolch Treasurer As this 1978-79 school year draws to a close my wish is that each student can say '7 have grown intellectually, physically, socially, and morally’’—only then can we say our students are being educated. My thanks to the students, faculty, and parents for their cooperation in making this a pleasant year. Middle School Principal It is my hope that the 1978-79 school year has met the challenge of developing the creativity and learning abilities of our students. consider it a privilege to be associated with a faculty and student body with the high standards that are exemplified in the Oologah School system. My thanks for the cooperation of all. Elementary Principal 142 As we are ready to complete this school year, am pleased to have been a part of your school and community. We can all be proud of '.ur academic and extra curricular experiences, and look forward to the next school year. We will miss the graduators, who were a vital part of our success, but you graduators can be assured those remaining will follow the same path to success. This school year has been the most rewarding of my educational life, and am sure the following years will be even more rewarding. High School Principal We have had an excellent school year, and attribute this to the concerted, cooperative effort of the community, school board, administration, faculty, students, and support personnel. Each of these links are vital to our goal of a good and productive school system. It is my hope that each and every student will realize the importance of their education and take advantage of the opportunities presented to them at Oologah High School. Administrative Assistant 143 Mrs. Angela Fry Secretary to H.S. Principal Mrs. Donna Williams Secretary to Administrative Assistant Dr. Floretta Haggard High School Counselor Miss Molly Magoun High School Counselor Mrs. Carolyn Jordan Elementary and Middle School Counselor Miss Winnie Clouse Receptionist to Superintendent Mrs. Sherry Cox High School Receptionist Mrs. Mary Hill Speech Therapist Mrs. Sue Kelly School Nurse Mrs. Christie Ballard Elementary and Middle School Librarian Mrs. Pee Wee Canfield Switch Board Operator Mrs. Skeetar Curby Middle School Secretary Mrs. Lillie Stenho Reading Mrs. Hazel Wheeler Middle School Reading Aid Mrs. Shirley Ginn Elementary Reading Aid Mrs. Shirley Butler Elementary Secretary Mrs. Jo Gray Lunch Program Secretary Mrs. Paula Hamlin Middle School Learning Disabilities Miss Lynette White y Elementary Learning Disabilities Mrs. Lee Phipps Special Education Layout and Design by: Cheryl Walker Freshman Allen Abel Sandra Baden Joel Barlow Gary Barnard Miles Barnes Scott Bickel Kathy Bodien Steve Boren Galla Bortner Todd Boyd Donna Brlster Randy Buchfink Teresa Burdick Todd Campbell Kelli Canfield Mr. Ron Faubion Dr. Floretta Haggard Mr. Dale Long Cathy Carroll Rodney Clark Mike Collins Craig Cooper Jimmy Cooper Steve Cordrey Todd Cornett Jeanette Courtney Trey Crew Cindy Crust Kim Dixon Rocky Edwards Jerry Ehrcke Dana Ellis Mica England Joe Ferguson Brian Fields Debbie Foster Steve Fuoco b X V Layout and design by: Kellie McArthur Class Layout and Design by: Kellie McArthur Miss Molly Magoun Mr. Earl McLaughlin Mr. Dennis Pratt Mr. David Wellman Shelley Garner Ronnl Gillespie Trisha Grant Valerie Green Jerry Griffin Lori Haggard John Hamblin athy Hami! Donnie Hanner Marcia Harder Jeff Harper Robert Hart Lindsey Hayes Darrel Hendrix Marina Hickok Shawn Hill Sue Hobbs Barry Holcomb Brian Hopper Donna Huckleby Tammy Johns Mark Johnson Kevin Kilgore Gary Killion Joe Kindle Rachel King Sarah Laner Sue Lewis Kevin Mall let Richard Major Gayla Martin Shawn May nor Lisa McArthur Ronny McDonald 147 Debbie McGowen Brack McManus Sharon Mende I Twyla Mose y Denise Nicholson Lynne Novak Robert O ’Mary Lee Anna Osborn Terri Parks Susan Passmore David Pate Monty Patton Brant Pearson Donna Pendergraft Shari Perdue Tina Peters Annie Pettit Chris Roberts Greg Roberts David Robinson Judi Rogers Kim Shuck De wayne Sligar Layout and design by: Kellie McArthur Layout and design by: Kellie McArthur Angela Smith Scarlet Smith Jack Snedden Bobby Snook Kay Stiles Lori Stiles Charles Sti we i Laura St Iwell Peni Summerlin Brad Tatum Karla Testerman Paula Testerman Dawn Tratz C ndee Turner Patty Vann Danny Vrana Chris Ward Karen Welch David Wheeler Bill Wlllsey Kelli Wright Gary York Petrina York 149 Ms. Billie Brown Ms. Wilma Jackson Ms. Bea Keeling Becky Bain Mike Ballard Joy Barber Bryon Barnard Regina Bellamy Angela Belt Dana Best Liz Berry Patricia Borthick Brenda Boyd Christine Brown Kathy Bryson Suzanne Burkhart Candy Castle Ricky Chambers Richard Clark Terri Combs Kelli Covington Bill Curtis Paul Dowdican Sophomore Layout and Design byv Jeanne Logsdon Class Mr. Jerry Keys Mr. Rocky Kime Mr. Dale Spradlin Joe Edwards Guy England Norman Endres Tammy Foster Blaine Frizzell Mike Gelvin Susan Gelvin Rusty Gillespie Tim Ginn Aaron Green Paula Harrald Brenda Heinen Christie Hicks Devin Hill Steve Hill Jeff Holcomb Johnnie Hobbs Jo Hollis Teresa Huber Ron da Huckleby Layout and Design by: Jeanne Logsdon 151 Teresa Hudgens eannia Isaacs Danny Jackson Dustan Jackson Marty Johnson Tonya Jones Dee Kamalakis Lisa Kelley Carrie Keys Max Koenig Beverly Kubala Brad Lambert Todd Light Reggie Linihan A Ian Martin Lisa Mashburn Jackie Massey Lisa May Melody Mayfield Delana McMillen Tammy Merrill Patti Miller Vicki Morris Shelly Morse Charlie Noble Greg Owens Stacy Passmore Jay Patton Tammy Patton 152 Doylann Pendergraft Rhonda Pendergraft Tony Piatner Louis Price Lane Ramsey Mike Ratliff She ii Rhoads James Rice Benny Robinson Shelley Rogers Melanie Rowe Leonard Sampson Kim Shire Kim Sieminskie Mike Smith Debbie Stanford Tara Stark Mike Tabor Mary Ann Thomas Mike Turner Kevin Van Sandt Duane Vandagriff Doug Vogt Paul Vrana Mike Walker Shyla Welch Joe Williams Robin Williams Brian Wilson Layout and design by: Jeanne Logsdon Mr. Jim Keith Mr. Jan Northcutt Ms. Susie Nuckolls Ms. Sue Rhoads Keith Abel Sheila Adams Donald AI I iso n Dayna Andrews Cindy Armstrong Russell Bain Denise Ballard Trey Beattie Chuck Berry Ronney Boone Binky Bradshaw Chuck Brown Keith Brunson Brent Burks Mike Burma Mark Campbell Tim Carroll Lynda Chambers Larry Charles Todd Chlsum Kelli docker Shelly Collier Chris Coonce Melissa Cooper Toni Cu lison Debi Denney Damon Dierolf Vance Dirickson Allan Dixon Ray Dixon Layout and Design by: Maggie Wise Mitzie Dorsey Tom Ferguson Stacy Forbes Class Alice Frost Lee Ann Fuzzell Monte Gaylord Robin Gold Cindy Green Sheryl Hamilton Benny Hannon Sherri Hart Bonnie Haugh Danny Hayes Betty Hill Debbie Hollis Clay Holly Ann Hoogendoorn Terry Hopper Tim Horner Greg Jacobs Brody Johnson Greg Johnson Kyle Kilgore Jeanne Kubala Kathy Kuykendall Lon Lambert Becky Lawrence Tracy Lee Denise Lewis Judy Lewis Mark Lewis Lisa Lindsey Jackie Mainord Albert Mason Traci McCamey Sue McCubbin Curtis Mendel! 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(jJjpBjia ntV 163 LAKE SIDE STATE BANK Oologah, Oklahoma 74053 Convenient Home Town Banking Go Mustangs Lobby Hours 9:00-2:00 Monday thru Thursday 4:00-7:00 Friday evening Drive-In Hours 8:00-6:00 Monday thru Thursday, 8:00-7:00 Friday, 8:00-12:00 Saturday Three Drive-In Lanes For Your Convenience Phone (918) 443-2474 Tulsa 585-2626 Claremore 341-0280 Member FDIC | 164 Brunson Cabinet Shop Oologah, Oklahoma Bill Brunson Phone 443-2215 VAN’S MARKET Quality Meats and Groceries” Phone: 443-2371 Owner—Vernon Vandagrlff Oologah, Okla. BASS BOATS SKI RIGS EVINRUDE MOTORS COMPLETE SERVICE AKESIDE MARINE. Don Tanner Owner Oologah, Okla. 74053 (918) 443-2459 Tulsa Phone: 582-2012 OOLOGAH DAIRYLAND DRIVE-IN f Sam and Barbara Walker PVV 443-2436 Al— Vjl Hamburgers, and lee Cream 165 D C PARTS SYMBOL OF D C QUALITY - SERVICE Open Mon.-Sat. 8-6:30 except Thurs. 8-5 Phone 443-2658 Briggs Stratton Ignition, Engine, Engine Parts Chasis Parts Don Jordan, Jr. Warden’s Bait Gro. One mile north of Oologah on Highway 769 Congratulations Seniors! Oologah Fabric Center Simplicity Patterns Counter-ordering McCall Patterns Featuring Milliken and Klopman Line Notions Trims Go with Mustangs Go with Western! OOLOGAH 443-2493 Call us to list your property . . . and get ready to move! WESTERN REAL ESTATE South of Lazy D Cafe—Oologah TULSA 582-5255 COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL • FARMS CLAREMORE 341-8911 Daylight Donut Shop Oologah, Okla. 443-2430 Mon.-Sat. Open: 5:30 HOURS 9 to 5 weekdays 9 to 3 Sat. Oologah Flowers Corner of Atlas and Maple Oologah, Oklahoma 74053 Phone (918) 443-2538 Evelyn Cartwright 443-2538 KOMI SEIULMEYIIS «sm. Esmra ibokek M3® ®®© SDMTS® ROUTE FIVE-CLAREMORE, OKLAHOMA 74017 19181 341-6010 TULSA: (918) 266-1900 Office located between the Dam and Spillway on Oologah Lake Congratulations Graduates! 167 MUSTANG CAFE, GIFT NOOK AND MUSTANG CORRAL Famous Broasted Chicken Home Cooked Meals Dining For The Entire Family Browse In The Gift Shop While Dining Out —Unusual Gifts For Everyone— Greeting Cards, Gift Wrap, Candles, Etc. Let The Children Visit The Mustang Corral On Main Street While Mom Dad Relax Over A Delicious Cup Of Hot Coffee Highway 169 Oologah, Oklahoma Herb Pat Floyd 443-2711 Kilgore Service Groc. Oologah’s One Stop Gas, Tires, Batteries Bait and Tackle Lube Jobs Tune Ups LIPE RANCH RODEO August 2, 3, 4,1979 8:00 p.m. Each Evening 6 miles southeast of Oologah on old highway 88 8 miles northwest of Claremore on old highway 88 NOT THE BIGGEST BUT THE WILDEST MILLER’S PICNIC I Complete Auto (ElUjjl Class Service SUPPLY IW| y[]j Mufflers Tailpipes Monroe Shocks South of 4-Wav Computer Balancing Stop Brake Work Collinsville, Oklahoma HEARN'S ALIGNMENT BODY SHOP 670 West Main Self Service Gas Collinsville, Okla. 74021 Good Luck, Ralph Tulsa Phone Collinsville Phone 272-3485 371-3414 Webbcraft Boats The Collinsville News Nation's Finest Boats P.O. Box 10 Collinsville, OK. 74021 Since 1899 lob Printing 371-2473 371-4557 lohn P. Wright 7770 Main Publisher Collinsville, OK. 74021 371-3655 Burnside Heinrichs Sentry Hardware Furniture—Carpet “Everything For the Home” 1022 West Main Collinsville, Okla 74021 Phone: Collinsville 371-2819 Tulsa 272-1735 Compliments of COLLINSVILLE FUNERAL HOME 1302 Main Collinsville, Okla. Melvin L. Lowe, Owner Ph. 371-2111 VERDIGRIS VALLEY ELECTRIC COOP Americans are rediscovering country style living . . . everything from country cooking to country music. And there's new emphasis on country style electric service. Low-cost . . . dependable . . . plentiful electric light and power for homes, farms, industry ... for people. Power provided by America's nearly 1,000 rural electric systems, which are owned and controlled by local people. Bringing to people a basic service ... at cost. That's cooperation country style. Serving Rogers, Nowata, Washington, Osage and Collinsville, Oklahoma Service Country Style Tulsa counties. 170 OVERHEAD DOOR CO. OF TULSA INC 34 N. LAKEWOOD 838-9901 P.O. BOX 15683 HEADQUARTERS FOR GARAM DOOR REPAIR fr SERVICE BROKEN SPRINGS REPLACED u, ___________ One Of The Largest Stocks In The Midwest Parts For All Sectional Overhead Doors • SPRINGS • ROLLERS • CABLES • CYLINDERS • HINGES ELECTRIC DOOR OPERATORS AMU Manuel Or Electric Operation MIRACLE WEDGE� SALT SPRAY STEEL RADIO CONTROLLED GARAGE DOORS'' Burggraf Tires 125 5. 5th Collinsville, OK Managers Leroy Kuykendall Wayne Ruminer 371-3534 Wolf Rexall Drug Your Dependable Druggist Phone: 371-2547 Collinsville, OK Doyne Wolfe Tharyn Nachtigall 171 STANDARD AUTO PARTS 371-2773 719 West Main Wheel Alignment Head Repair Mechanic Work 172 Horse Pen Creek Mobile Home Park Collinsville, OK J. D. and Daisy Blum Collinsville Home Owned and Operated Collinsville, Ok. Manager, Butch Cribbet Phone 371-3306 1 mi. N. on N. 19th Street Collinsville, Oklahoma Tulsa Ph. 272-5072 BAYOUTHS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL COMPANY Vernon Lewis Lumber Co. A Good Store in a Good Town 371-2822 Collinsville, Oklahoma 74021 523 North 22nd Collinsville, Okla. Everything to Build Anything” Collinsville 371-3219 COLLINSVILLE MANOR NURSING HOME 2300 Broadway—P. O. Box 279 Collinsville, Okla, 74021 371-2545 272-3385 c Aany Jwrts HAIR FASHIONS Complete Beauty Service—Men a Hair Styling Operators: Mary Ann Janet, Jennine, Dolly Evening Appointments Available 371-5119 1001 1 2 W. Main—Collinsville Tulsa 272-1232 AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK 111 North 11th Collinsville, Oklahoma Phone: 371-2565 A Friendly Bank to do Business With Member of F.D.I.C. Ranch House Cafe Western City 530 W. Main Open 5:30-9:00 Monday-Saturday 371-4541 Owners: George and Rita Scott 1019 W. Main Collinsville, Oklahoma 371-4344 Headquarters for boots, moccasins, belts, hats Men’s and Women’s Western Wear 0fC FOOD MARKET COLLINSVILLE, OKLA. 74021 Tri-County Feed and Supply Purina Chows Tony Lama Boots Wrangler Boots and Jeans ftkSJRfe Vet Supplies m81m Tack and Horse Products Julius and Joyce Ahrens, Owners Phone: 371-2137 Collinsville, Oklahoma Good Meats are our Specialty FIRST BANK OF OWASSO 272-5301 A Good Place to do ALL Your Banking” Member State F.D.I.C. MEMBER ASSOCIATION OWASSO VETERINARIAN HOSPITAL Compliments of: Dr. Mrs. J. C. Bryson, Kathy, Kelli and Kim Windmill Hill Landscape Nursery 8200 N. Mingo Valley Expressway Owasso, Okla. 74055 918-272-2375 Howard Chevrolet Center 8600 N. Mingo Valley Expressway Owasso, OK. 272-5366 272-1101 Lee’s Foodliner Collinsville, OK PH. 371-2352 272-5900 SEIKO J JEWELRY GIFTS 117 B. Main Owasso, Oklahoma PH. 272-2116 Bulova Longines Loy and Ann Payne Owners Big Town Selection—Small Town Friendliness Keepsake Registered Diamond Rings Class Rings Promise Rings DAM-MP 371-2788 Love Air Conditioning CENTRAL VACUUM SYSTEMS lack Love—Owner 122 West Will Rogers Claremore, Oklahoma 341-0508 Real Estate Broker Developer Soc’s Realty fey D. M. 'Soc' Sokolosky Office (918) 272-3234 P.O. Box 8 Home (918) 272 5169 Owasso, Okla. 74055 177 Kut Kurl Shop SPECIALIZING in the latest cuts Open Monday-Saturday Walk in Welcome. Evenings by appointment. lackie Speaks—Owner Margueritte Edwards Denise Pavey w Best Western 927 N. Lynn Riggs Claremore, Okla. 341-1500 II no answer call 341-7120 Will Rogers Motor Inn Restaurant Claremore 341-4410 Claremore’s Finest 4of the best insurance agents you’ll ever find • Car agent • Homeowners agent • Life agent • Health agent Whole Sale Bait Company Roger Webb 7050 5. Lynn Riggs Claremore Highway 169 21 1 2 South of Oologah 347-9797 Retail Store No. 2 Bait and Tackle Like a good neighbor. State Farm is there. STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES Home Offices: Bloomington, Illinois MAIN STORE: CLAREMORE 341-4821 MIS GmUQC. EE inT m JIM KELLEY CO., REALTORS� 1100 s. lynn riggs claremore, Oklahoma 74017 j tcl ofjict is ittJtfitnJently oiJntJ arJ Claremore Tulsa 918 341-7211 918 266-1420 Owens Chiropractic Center Inc. 400 N. Lynn Riggs Claremore, Okla. 341-6535 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF ’79!!! Compliments Of FELITHA JEANNIE JEANGUENAT County Assessor Hill’s Cigar Store 776 N. Missouri 341-0890 Hamburgers Dominos The Tress Tamer s IIAIII SALON His Ms 400 S. WEENONAH Claremore. Okla. 341-7055 341-7056 HAVE A PEPSI DAY 200 N. Osage Dewey, Oklahoma Area Manager B. Foley 534-3061 180 Rice-Winton Funeral Home Professional Service with Personal Touch Since 1945 223 W. Patti Page Claremore 341-0376 B K Clothing 406 W. Will Rogers Claremore Name Brand Clothing at Discount Prices Phone: 341-4561 Jr. Virginia Belt Owners 181 SWAN BROTHERS' DAIRY 938 E. Fifth Claremore, Okla. Highest Quality Milk DOROTHY'S FLOWERS 308 West Will Rogers Claremore, Oklahoma 74017 We serve to serve again' Clarence Gertrude Riddle is 'war -Ait'S re® jshjmmi AUTOTRUCK FIRE-CASUALTY COMMERCIAL LIFE-HEALTH SPEC!A LI ZING IN CUSTOMER SER VICE 341-5922 213 S LYNN RIGGS (HWY66)CLAREMORE n � s � 1 o V (HA): 'TTTc'i 7Z' Res: 543-2494 443-2289 Bus. 341-0692 Claremore Printing DIAMONDS WATCHES REPAIRS YOUR KEY TO QUALITY PRINTING OFFSET AND LETTERPRESS HEINS JEWELRY,INC. If lohn Lollis, Owner 117 North Missouri youi key to (junity Claremore, OK. Printing 416 West Will Rogers Claremore, Oklahoma 74053 341-0788 Claremore Tulsa 341-4933 835-4968 Mr. and Mrs. lack West JOHN’S BAIT SHOP Live and prepared Bait Fishing and Picnic Supplies Pool and Foosball Gas and Oil er holography Phone: 341-6856 Hwy. 88 East Side of Oologah Dam Open Daily Leanin' Tree Cards 7i j(rt a er Oils, Water Colors, Pastels, Carvings, Silkscreens, Stoneware, Prints, etc. 410 N. Chickasaw Auldon Wanda's Beauty Shop Often Monday-Saturday Evenings by appointment Painless ear piercing Men and women's hair styling Wigs Sales and Service Cosmetics and Beauty Aids 301 W. Will Rogers Claremore 182 341-9323 Charlotte Welch 341-2414 1124 W. Will Rogers WHY CLAREMORE COLLEGE? In Claremore 341-3777 601 W. Will Rogers Claremore nZ i ____________ MUFFLER CENTERS —American Foreign Mufflers —Tail Pipes—Dual Exhausts —Custom Pipe Bending —Ask About Our Guarantee Mufflers Are Our Business—Not A Sideline.” In Pryor 825-2902 301 W. Graham Pryor 183 Bill . Crutcher CRUTCHER INSURANCEAGENCY V liwme f age nt j Bill S. Crutcher 341-2362 317 S. Lynn Riggs Blvd. Hughes Brunson Insurance Auto Electric 201 1 2 N. Lynn Riggs Claremore, Oklahoma 74017 411 W. First St. P.O. Box 964 Claremore, Okla 74017 Claremore 341-4484 341-7575 Tulsa 266-1308 Auto-Fire-Commercial Life-Health-Bonds Owned by Mustang people —Jerry Brenda Minick HOUSE OF CARPETS COMPLETE HOME DECORATING CENTER CUSTOM DRAPERIES KIRBY VACUUM SWEEPERS Sales Service 605 W. Will Rogers, Claremore, Okla Free Estimates 341-4730 Earl Crew Discount Prices Installation Mgr. Neely Insurance Agency All Lines of Insurance 341-0622 Claremore 266-3422 Tulsa 505 West First Street Claremore, Oklahoma CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS SPRINGBROOK HOMES, INC. H3335sSL£r HOMES Specializing in quality homes. Builder: Walt McArthur A home cannot be lost or stolen. Purchased with common sense and managed with reasonable care it is about the safest investment a person could ever make. —Walt McArthur CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS ftlMIEROf ( NITED $ Rt. 4 Box 418 Claremore 420 N. Lynn Riggs Claremore 341-7285—Home 341-0350—Office 186 Ciaremore Fabric 24 HOUR BANKING ROGERS COUNTY BANK 24 HOUR BANKING 300 West Patti Page Blvd. Member F.D.I.C. 341-6153 Ciaremore 510 West Will Rogers 341-8960 Best Selection of patterns and notions in town Alterations Done Sewing Classes Are Also Available Madelyn Ledgerwood—Owner mS dporting Good Where You Find Quality Merchandise R. F. Ren Paris 266-3788 Tulsa Team Line Distributor 110 West Will Rogers 341-6500 ST SAVINGS LOAN “Congratulations Senior Class—We hope to grow in stature with you!” 423 West Will Rogers Ciaremore 341-7100 Daylight Donut Shop Drive-In Window 813 W. Will Rogers Phone: 341-5600 First of all. Congratulations. Claremore, Okla. EVERITT LUMBER COMPANY 119 West Will Rogers 99 Building Materials Headquarters First National Bank in Claremore Claremore, Oklahoma MEMBER FDIC 341-1737 turn .1 I BUILDING MATERIALS HOME CENTER 188 775 W. Will Rogers—Claremore—341-4223 FARM BUREAU C. E. “CHUCK” LANDRUN WAYNE WHISENHUNT ROGER PATTON FARM UURIAU INSIIHANCI P. O. Box 636 1120 W. Will Rogers Claremore, Okla. 74017 Off: 341-5112 MILNER OFFICE SUPPLY 500 W. Will Rogers 341-5611 Office Furniture, Typewriters Adding Machines and Calculators HEALTH CENTER PHARMACY Professional Prescription Service Phone 341-1236 113 E. Blue Star Drive Claremore, Okla. Drive-In Window Fast Free Service 24 Hour Emergency Service Claremore Electric and Plumbing Supply Co. A Complete Line of Electrical and Plumbing Supplies Owner W. W. McFarland 710 S. Lynn Riggs Claremore, Okla. Claremore Phone 341-1146 Tulsa Phone 266-1140 Claremore 9? Open For Breakfast 7-10 323 South Lynn Riggs Blvd. Claremore 341-2992 Tulsa 266-3161 189 CHEVROLET lack Marshall Chevrolet Co. HOMETOWN CHEVROLET FARMERS TRADING POST Manufacturer of Bonanza Livestock Feed Your Best Grain Market We like to Trade Bulk Feed Bulk Fertilizer P.O Box 11 Talala, Okla. 275-4292 Wells Land F. H. Akright Company Agency Real Estate Farms Ranches Nowata, Okla. 273-3281 The Burger Hut HOME OF THE SUPER BURGER EAT IN OR CARRY OUT “ESTABLISHED 1907” 112 North Maple Phone: 273-0121 Nowata, Oklahoma 74048 Ray Warwick John Warwick David Clark Free Lessons Special Classes Held Greenware, Firing, Bisque, Supplies Africana Stains Supplied Country House Ceramics Chicken, Shrimp, Fish and Chips 1 1 2 miles South of Talala, On Hwy. 169, 3 4 mile East lay and Sue Foster Talala, Okla. 275-4250 Phone: 275-4448 Bertie Logsdon Owner r VICTORY NATIONAL BANK of Nowata, Okla. “Your Friendly Bank Member F.D.I.C. Furniture Jewelry Appliances 110 West Delaware Nowata, Okla. ph. 273-1250 Compliments of: Double L. Ranch LIMOUSIN IE CATTLE 275-4623 LEONARD LORENE LOGSDONS OWNERS WILSON HARDWARE ESTABLISHED in 1902 H. JIM WILSON 273-1611 115 West Cherokee Claremore, Okla. Phone: 341-0258 Nowata, Okla. Oologah Beauty Salon Phone: 443-2330 Evenings by Appointment Four Blocks West on Main Street Oologah, Oklahoma 74053 Owners: Daniel and Shirley Boyd Super Cuts For Guys or Gals Tom’s Family Pharmacy “Serving All of Rogers County” ‘Prescription Records Maintained For Tax Insurance Purposes •Emergency Service, Veterinary Supplies. Cosmetic Corner •Prescriptions at low prices Ask about our free delivery Owners: Tom Linda Lehman 129 W. Blue Starr l)r. Clare more, OK PH. 341-747� (Z)ologca '0ood:e'r s The Swiss Doll House Ceramic Shop Nowata Pharmacy The Truck Chuck's Men's Shop Nowata Motor Co. Chuck's Varsity Square Dot's Cafe Fringe Benifit, Inc. Rex Anderson Motors Charles Allton Vicker's Shoes Christine's Flower Shop J. C. Penney's Mr. Swiss Self's Custom Butchering Brook's Cleaners The Sewing Room Hair Fashions Musgrove-Merriot-Smith Funeral Home