THE BRUIN Dedication Administration Classes Organizations Mini-mag Honors Spons Elementary Advertising Pawnee Schools Pawnee, OK 74058 Vol. 46 1988 2 The 1988 yearbook staff takes pride in dedicating this years Bruin to Mr. Don Miller. Mr. Miller has been employed at Pawnee High School for 14 years. He has been an outstanding teacher because of his show of concern toward the students. He has earned the respect of the student body by educating with a touch of humor, a great deal of in- telligence, and a tremendous amount of understanding. We would like to thank him for his friendship and his dedication to the students. Here we go again with another year of. . . Here we go again with another year of. . . Administration and School Board Mr. Ned Williams Superintendent Mr. Leroy Bayliff Mr. Mike Wilkinson H.S. Principal Vice-Principal Mr. David Tanner J.H. Principal Mr. Kenneth Drake Elem Principal School Board: Dr. Keith Smith, Vice-President; Eddie Adams, Clerk; Sheila Perry, President; Wayne Smith, Don Speicher. 7 Faculty Verna Culver Kindergarten Charles Curl Vo Ag James Daily Reading S. Stud. Dev Camilla Dallas 1st Grade Ruthie Drake 3rd Grade Pam Ferguson H.S. English Ella Fielder 1st Grade Marilyn Fitzpatrick Elem. Music Myma George 5th Grade Ed Green Ath. 6i Hist Janice Harp Math Ted Harp Science Julie Hicbert 2nd Grade Connie Hunt 3rd Grade Charlene Johnson Librarian Gloria Cooksey 1st Grade Eileen Ellison Band Richard Gnescl Shop Draft. Danny Kendlc Ath 6t Science Larry McCall Myra McCurry Bobby Miller Don Miller Peggy Mittasch Edwin Moore 5th Grade Eng. Yrbk. Ath. Science H.S. Math Counselor Ath. Hist. 8 Faculty Paul Nicolet Elcm P E Linda Muon Srd Oracle Run Mullin Ace Math 6c Him • W Marcia Palmatary Eicm L D Chan Ray Counselor Math Manha Ray Speech 6c An Bub Rice Hist 6c Ath Deanna Rice 4th Grade Donna Riemer Typ 6c Bus Mary Lou Reynolds 6th Grade Cheryl Ryan Spec Read Linda Scott Home Ec Tina Shipman I st Grade Bobby Simma 4th Grade Kristi Small Speech Therapist Janice Smith Kindergarten Donna Vigil Elem E M H Shirley Wood Eiem Librarian Surannc Zweiacker 1st Grade Personnel Jean Compton Cook Mary Conrad Cook Glendola Gamer Cook Lena Gokey Cook Wilma Kelly Cook Loretta Lilley Custodian Sandy Maltsberger Aide Helen Norm Title IV Linda Owens Secretary Gary Stewart Alene Stokesbury Sue Townsend Custodian Secretary Aide High School Custodians 10 L. to R : Randy Hedges, Wayne Gamer, and Charlie Banning. Librarians L. to R : K. Skidgel, S. Shipley, S. Hallman, F. Naylor, D. Naylor, J. Queen, Mrs. Johnson. Student Council Best Dressed 50's winners were Zack Banning and Melissa Anson. 1st Row, L. to R.: K Skidgel, C. Smith, D. Marries. 2nd Row: R. Churchill, B. Freeman, J. Goodfox, J. Tatum. 3rd Row: B. Stossel, R. Collins, H. Scott, R. Mittash. 4th Row: J. R. Gibson, C. Gard- ner, K. Fuss, S. Creager. The Student Council was very active during the school year. Spirit week was full of new ac- tivities, such as toga day and sign-a-t-shirt day, along with the old favorites, dress up day and the 50’s day. The student body showed their spirit throughout the week. Some of the duties of the Student Council in- clude helping with the magazine sales and mak- ing announcements. The Student Council also puts posters in the English rooms of the new students to welcome them to Pawnee Schools. There will also be some new calendars put up. Officers: K. Skidgel, C. Smith, D. Marries. 12 Spirit Week 13 14 Sc Class Officers: K Bryant, K. Fuss, D. Canmell, V. Bnen, C. Smith, and S. Creager The seniors received First place on their 'Skunk 'Em Bears float Class Favorites: Steven Creager and Samantha Beams I Most Likely to Suceed: Tina Johnson, Dwayne Canmell, and Cindy Cartwright Seniors 1988 Melissa Anson Byron Bayhylle Samantha Beams Scott Brien Velvet Brien Kellie Bryant Dwayne Cartmell Cindy Cartwright Beverly Cottrell Steven Creager Denise Dallas Randy Cates Here We Go for Audrey Dennis Timmy Donaldson Terena Eicher Michelle Fritsche Tina Johnson Chris Leading Fox Chris Levering Kenneth McCosar The Last Time! Stephen Mitchell Dawn Naylor Michael Peters Raelynn Peters Kelly Pickering Ruth Ann Reed Jay Rose Tawana Scott Terry Porter Darlinda Ramirez Larry Porter Angelia Robinson Valerie Shields Sarah Shipley Christy Smith Amanda Speicher Shelly Swart Angela Thompson Paula Warren Susan Wheeler Chris Willard Corey Smith Billy Tull Not Pictured: Mark Collins James LeClair Russell Porter Mario Zienteno Juniors Larry Adams Mandy Argo Jeff Baghy Phil Barnes Tammy Bell Kelly Black Mathellc Carcmcll Gail Coleman Danny Donaldson Duane Freeny Clarissa Gardner Cynde Garlett J. R. Gibson Allen Giles Tanya Hamilton Tina Harshbarger Chris Hatfield Kit Heisler Stacey Hill Christy Hopper Gary James Allison Johnson Lisa Kelley Kathy Kelley Deanna Kitchel Hope LeForce Jared Lentz Chris Lyons Lara Maddox Rodney Malone Stacy Maltsberger Deon Miles Pawnee Moore Kenan Newport Tim Nuttle Shannon Patton 17 Shawn Waters Frank Webb Natasha Webber Oh, please, J. R.! The theme of the junior float was Can 'em and Shred 'Em. It received third place this year. It was a tough decision for the juniors when they were allowed to choose their class rings. Shawn Phillips Recia Pickering David Powell Buddy Richards Calvin Riley Travis Roberts Carol Rogers Kelley Skidgel David Stackhouse LeAnne Walking bull Kenneth Wamock Mike Waters Oh poohey? Class Officers: J. R. Gibson, Sc. Council; H. LeForcc, Sec.; M. Cartmell, Pres. C. Rodgers, Rep.; C. Gardner, St. Council; M. Argo, V.-Pres. Class Favorites: Kelley Skidgel and Kit Heisler Sophomores Ryan Adams Carla Alley Martin Argo Carla Banning Andy Beck Travis Benes Shannon Biggers Molly Bowen Wendy Brien Jennifer Brown Rollie Churchill Susan Coleman Jeff Collins Randi Collins Dana Cottrell Susan Deathridge Gilbert Dildine Christine Domeny Phillip Donaldson Dru Eubanks John Fassnacht Todd Fenton Cheryl Foster Sharia Fritsche Lance Garrison Charlie George Brooks Hastings Jamie Henry Penny Hill Robert Hill Cynthia Horscchief Chrisma Hunter Jeff Israel Tammy Johnson Phillip Keeling Marcus Knife Chief 20 Vickie LeClair Jeff LeForce Michael Lockhart Delbert Malone John Manning Danny Marries Carl McClendon Greg McCray Callie McKill Hope Mennem Mike Minney Michael Mitchell Daniel Owens Mike Palmatary Lynn Pendleton Boyd Perry Alisa Pickering Jennifer Queen John Rathbun Billy Ray Donald Riney David Robbins Rodney Rohde Julie Rose Troy Schultz Brett Scott Ginger Skidgel Michael Smith Warren Snell Garland Stewart Bob Stossel Junior Thompson Dallis Vance Stephen Walker Angela Wamock Robert Wamock Freshmen Norma Adkins Joe Alley Angie Argo Ross Arthurs Melanie Beams Joanne Beard Brandi Beaver Misty Brien Carrie Caldwell Bruce Clary Christy Dallas Dawn Domeny Jason Duncan Judy Eaves Jason Ellis Montez Elston Barbara Giles Becky Griesel Eric Guy Grant Hawkins Jennifer Horsechicf Angie Hubbard Beth Hull Lynette Johnson Thomas Kelley Jesse Long Kathryn McClellan Amber McCray Ryan Mittasch John Moles Hawk Muric Aaron Newport Gary Porter Kim Revard Becky Robbins Toni Robbinson 23 Sarah Sanders Heather Scott Maudie Shafer Lorie Skidgel Mary Swan Jamie Tallon Far on Thompson Jason Thompson Noleen Walking Bull Loren Waters Michelle Welch Krystal Wilson The freshman class is lined up for the parade, representing the state of New Jersey for Constitution Day. The theme for the freshman float was Trample the Tornadoes. 24 and she said . . . Class Officers: H. Scon. S. Council; C. Caldwell, Sec.; R. Mittasch, S. Council; Class Favorites - Kim Revard and Ryan Minasch A. Argo, President; K. Revard, Reporter; S. Sanders, Vice-President. .11 ifl 25 Eighth Grade Wade Alley John Barlett Christie Bowman Michelle Brien Sarah Bryant Carrie Buchanan Doug Cartmcll Paula Chapman Tommy Chapman Lawrence Clark Ronnie Coleman Shannon Conrad Carolyn Cook Gary Dennis Lance Dildine Abe Duncan Jenny Edmondson Tim Foster Brian Fothergil! Chris Freeman Monty Fritchman Billy Fritsche Matt Fuss Audi Gee Jo Jo George Mike Goberson Lisa Gooday Jodi Goodfox Amy Good no Stacy Harjo Amy Hawkins Leanne Hobucket Marlon Houston Garth Hudgins Bryan James Brian Johnson 26 Joc Johnson Clay Juli en Suzanne Knife Chief Amon LeRoy Tommy Long Becky Malone Billy McClellan Mark Mitchell Bobby Mobley Freida Naylor Mark Palmarary Yokolanda Pitre K. C. Porter Brandon Poteet Ashley Pratt Jack Queen Jason Robbins Bobby Robinson Eddie Scott Kaelyn Skidgel Carissa Smith Gabriel Stewart Tamera Tahkeal Jeff Tatum Larry Tefertiller Jamie Thompson Randy Venable Todd Vetter Grant Williams Karen Wright Officers, L. to R : J. Goodfox, A. Goodno, S. Bryant, B. Poteet, M. Palmatary, J. Tatum. The eighth grade class was very active during the school year. They showed support for the Black Bears by attending pep assemblies and participating in the Homecoming Parade. 27 Seventh Grade Ronnie Andrews Zack Banning Jeff Beck Justin Bryant Justin Buchanan Jon Cash Lynn Cates Ryan Churchill Secret Cottrell Eric Culver Robert Domeny Terri Eicher Tracy Fielder Toby Fisher Bree Fisher Cody Gray Randy Hall Juaguin Hamilton Michael Herrington Gary Hedges Dianna Hill Jesse Hull Jody Israel Carrie Johnson Rodney Johnson Debbie Kitchel Denise Kitchel Sarah Kline Page Laird Clint LeForce Kara Lyons John Lyons Mike McCray Lori Minney Will Mitchell Jennifer Mulder 28 Amy Negelcin Todd Perry Scott Peterson Rebecca Raines Michael Reed Jessie Reeves Roman Revard Gretchen Roberts Jennifer Rogers Joshua Sanders Stacy Scott Gloria Sicmer Eric Sinder Alex Smith Robert Smith Joey Southern Noleen WaJkingbull Aaron Waters The seventh graders attended all the pep assemblies and the bonfire. 29 30 Senior High Honor Society lsc Row: J. Ellis, R. Authurs, R. Mittasch, A. Argo, B. Griescl, N. Walkingbull, B. Hull. 2nd Row: B. Perry, R. Adams, D. Robbins, B. Ray, C. McKilJ, D. Vancc. 3rd Row: C. Cartwright, A. Speicher, H. LeForce, M. Argo, M. Can meli, T. Johnson, K. Bryant. 4th Row: S. Swan, D. Canmell, S. Mitchell, C. Smith, V. Brien. Junior High Honor Society B. Freeman, C. Gray, S. Wilson, E. Culver, J. Buchanan. 2nd Row: C. Cook, J. Goodfox, A. Negelein, R. Smith, T. Perry. 3rd Row: B. Poteet, G. Williams, M. Houston, M. Godberson, C. Freeman. Organizations 31 Beta Club The Beta Club has added many new projects to their list this year. One of the new projects is helping the Pawnee Care Center by visiting the elderly once each month and giving a birthday party for those who have a birthday in that month. The Beta Club also sponsored a Valentine's dance with all proceeds going to the American Heart Association. The traditional Turkey- of-thc Month assembly was held in November along with the canned food drive. This year at Christmas, they sent out Christmas messages. In January, they cleaned the trophies and the trophy cases in the gym and the Jr. High building. On Valentine s Day they sent out colored carnations. There were some new members added this year. They were Velvet Brien, Dallis Vance, Ryan Mittasch, and Ryan Adams. 1st Row, L. to R M. Cartmcll, T. Johnson, C. Smith, S. Wheeler. 2nd Row: A. Speichcr, S. Swan, H. Lcforce. 3rd Row: Mrs. Riemer, Mrs. Ferguson. Turkey of the Month! Turkey Caller! The best turkey legs of P.H.S.! Susie and Cindy enjoyed selling Pawnee Parade balloons! The F.F. A. helped the Beta Club with the spookhouse. Betas the Pawnee Care Center. L. to R.: Pres., C. Smith; V-Pres., S. Wheeler, Hist., T. Johnson; Scc-Treas., M. Canmell Dawn Naylor, Donald Riney, Callie McKill, and Ryan Adams competed at Tonkawa in January. Bowl Team Membership on the high school bowl team is decided by a process of competitions. Any students interested in com- peting are given a test to determine who is eligible. The top 16 students are then divided into four teams of four members each. These teams compete in an assembly con- ducted by Northern Oklahoma Junior College. The five students with the highest number of answers during the competition are picked to represent Pawnee in competition. This year's bowl team competed at N.O.C. in Tonkawa and at Rogers State College in Claremore They were members of the Green Country Bowl Association and com- peted against schools in their cluster. The traveling team was made up of Kenneth McCosar, Ryan Adams, Donald Rincy, Callie McKill, and Dawn Naylor. Northern Plains Indian Club We raised money for an end of the year trip. They had bake sales and planned a volleyball tournament and handball during Spring Break. And wardance later in the year. NPIC par- ticipated in the Homecom- ing Parade with a float entry. Ten students were selected to participate in R.I.S.E. Recognizing Indian Student Excellence and will complete the O.S.U. Ropes Course. Kelly Pickering, Chris LeadingFox, Charlie George, Nolleen Walkingbull, Jodi Goodfox, and Larry Teferteller were chosen as Indian Students of the Month. 1st Row: T. Guy, R Peters, T. Nuttle. A. Hawkins, T. Tahkeal, L. Gooday. 2nd Row: M. Collins, K Pickering, C. LeadingFox, S. Walker, M Knife Chief. 3rd Row: D. Goodtracks, D. Powell, R. Pickering, L. Walkingbull, G. Dildine, C. Riley. 4th Row: A. Smith. J. George. F. Soxie, P. Moore. Coach Moore, T. Hamilton. Im Row, L. to R.: G. Coleman, V-Pre . C. Banning, Sec.; N. Webber, Pres.; L. Maddox. 2nd Row: Mrs. Scott, H. Mennem, C Hawkins, T. Harshbarger. 3rd Row: B. Robbins, A. McCray, and Misty Brim. Future Homemakers of America The Pawnee Future Homemakers of America started off the new school year with a Have a Blast” party. They par- ticipated in the Sub-District Rally and F.H.A. State Conven- tion. One of the F.H.A. Chapter projects for this year was a Breakfast with Santa.” Members dressed like Santa's helpers and decorated, prepared, and served breakfast to community children. F.H.A.'s goal is to help youth assume active roles in society through personal growth, family life, vocational prepartion, and community involvement. Speech L. to R . 1m Row: Mr Ray. T Scott. B Cottrell. V Bnen, T. Guy, F. Webb 2nd Row. H Mennrm, T. Either. C. Hawkins, F. Bimn, R Puner, S. Patton, C. Rogers. J. LeForce, C Banning )rd Row: B TuU, J. Rote, C Levering. S. Brien. G. Coleman. C Gardner. A Dennis. R Peters 4th Row: G. James. G. Mc- Cray, C. Smith. M Collins, K. McCoaar, D Riney. The Speech Club had a very successful year. On December 4th they performed their annual speech play which was entitled The Best Christmas Pageant Ever. The play was about underpnvilrdgrd kids, the Herdmans, who found the true meaning of Christmas. The Speech Qub also participated in the Constitution Day Celebration. Speech shins were ordered and movies were watched during our panics. We had a very good year. Co-Presidents V. Bnen and T. Guy V ice-Pres : F. Webb Sec. Trea .: B Cottrell Social Director: T. Scott Club The Pawnee Competitive Speech Qub organized (hit year and decided on (he name Bear Ncccttmct They (raveled (o five qualifying lourrummn during (he 1987-88 school year, qualifying all students for regional speech compeddun in March Another activity they engaged in was speaking at several local religious and service organizations They also prepared for the State Amtrram rallly which was held later in 1988 to entertain and demonstrate contest material They garnered many trophies during the year Tabitha Guy placed 2nd in Dramatic Interpretation and Phil Barnes placed 3rd in Humorous Duet and placed 2nd in Humorous Interpretation at Blackwell Speech Contest Future Farmers of America The Future Farmed of Amenta participated in many activities throughout the year They have been commend- ed for their leadership abilities on the local, county. Mate, and national levels Some of their awards include State Gold Emblem Chapter Award, National Stiver Emblem Chapter Award. National Superior Chapter. Outuanding FFA Chapter Pawnee County. Over-all Herdsman Award Chapter spring and fall shows. State BOAC Award Win- ner, 1st place County livestock fudging team, Im place county crops fudging team, 1st place county range and paMuie fudging team Im Row, LtoR R Cates, S Mitchell, D Canmeil M. Canmeil, C. Rodgen.J. Queen, T Scott 2nd Row M Anson. W Bnen, C Dometty. S Dethndge. C Hopper, A Hubbard, M Welch. C. Wilson 3rd Row: D Freeny, S. Bricn, S Hill, S. Maltsberger, T Harshharger, M Palmatary. M Waters, Mr Curl 4th Row: J. Rose, L Adams, G. Potter, D. Robbins, R. Porter, P. Done bon, F. Soxic, J Fassnacht. 3th Row: C. Levering. S. Wood, L Waters, D Rtney. J Lena. C Lyons, M. Minney 6th Row E. Rodgers, G. James, C. Riley, J Thompson, D. Malone, B. Stossel, J LeForce 38 Organizations Foreign Language Club In October, the Spanish Club started out the year's ac- tivities with a trip to the Hispanic Festival in Tulsa. Eight members sampled Hispanic cooking and music at the festival. Afterwards the group ate and played the video games at Casa Bonita. In November, both groups saw a play. The Spanish Club attended Las Aventuras de Don Quixote. a play ih Spanish and English at the Oklahoma Civic Center Auditorium. French Club attended a production of L'Avare at Union High School in Tulsa. Both productions were given by members of the National Theater for the Arts, a company based in New York City. A joint Foreign Language Club Christmas party in December featured Mexican food and pinatas made by the Spanish I class. Breaking the pinatas was the highlight of the evening, with several members barely escaping injury from several mean” swings of the bat. In December and January, Foreign Language Club members sold Valleybrook Farms cookies to raise money for next year's programs. The French Club made plans to take a trip to Tulsa to go ice-skating and eat at the French Hen, a French restaurant. First Row. L. to R R. Malone. A. Speicher, S. Swan, K. Skidgel, Second Row: T. Guy, S. Patton. K Keely, C. HoppeT, S. Lichtenberger, sponsor; Third Row: T. Harshbarger, M. Argo, L WalkmgbuU, S Shipley, D. Ramirez. Fourth Row: G. Coleman, A. Thompson. C. Hawkins. T. Bell, D. Kitchel. Fifth Row: C. Leading Fox, J LeClair, B. Tull, D. Naylor. G e c r 1 m u a b n L. Scott, Supervising teacher, P Warren, D Ramirez. V Shields, C. Johnson, Coordinator, N. Webber. 40 1st Row, L. io R. A. Dennis, K Fuss, C. Smith, J. R Gibson, T. Stott, K Bryant 2nd Row: S. Wilson. C Buchanan, J Edmondson, G. Skidgd, J Brown, T. Fenton, C, Caldwell, M Palmatary. L. Skidgel. 3rd Row: C. Johnson, C. Lyons, T Harshbarger, K Black, K Skidgel, C. Alley. K Skidgel. S Bryant. C. Grey. 4th Row M Ftitchman, D. Canmell, R Domeny, M Fuss, G. Hudgins, E. Scott, J Queen. 5th Row: R. Smith, J. Bucanan, A. Waters, G. Dennis, G. Williams, M. Palmatary. During ihe year the 4-H Clubs are involved in many different projects In the fall members gut iheir animals ready fur the livestock show. The 4-H shouting team alto prepared foe the skeet and trap shouts This year the junior team plated fust at the state shoot In September the crop fudging team plated first at the County Fair At (Jmstmas the county 4-H tiubs pot on a nativity stene in front of the Court House Besides the livestock show and the 4-H shouts in the spring, the 4-H had a dress revue This year Kellie Bryant and J R. Gibson plated Grand Champion at the dress revue Then in May members from all over the state attended 4-H Round-up at QSU Kellie Bryant was named to the 4-H Hall uf Fame this year, and J R Gibson went to 4-H State Club (axigress during the summer Black Bear Band The Black Bear Band played at the traditional bonfire The P.H.S. Band performed at many contests, parades and activities this year. They included Ralston Homecoming Parade, P.H.S. Homecoming, Tulsa State Fair Parade, Band Day Parade, and Pre- District Concert Band Contest in Cushing. They also had 14 members make the' Mideast Oklahoma Honor Band. They played for the Con- stitution Celebration. The band performed at P.H.S. football games Friday night and Friday night home basketball games, as well as pep assemblies. The P.H.S. Jazz Band performed for the 1988 Chamber of Commerce banquet. Two concerts were given, one in December and one in April. The band performed for the 1987 Shrine Bowl in Tulsa. Three members were selected for the Oklahoma All-Star Marching Band at Oklahoma University. Im Rim. I. u R Mr KHiwn, M Mitihdl, B Hull. B Gilev K Fum. B Cottrrll. T Stoic 2ihI Rim. L. iu R M Lot khan. B. Gn«d. T Johmun, A Spatter, S Swjn.J Bjghy rd Row. L lo R B Ray. I) Km hell. M anmill. S KUfcstefgcr, D umiM'U. B IGuinjct 1th Row. L io R A Giln. G Dildinc. T Either. P UtriK Band Officers: Front Row: Pres., D. Cartmell; soph.. Rep., B. Hastings. Back Row: Sec., B. Cottrell; Sr. Rep., A. Speicher. 43 Junior High Band The Junior High Band performed at home junior high football games, the P.H.S. Homecoming Parade, Pawnee Christmas Parade, Band Day Parade, and placed 3rd in the O.S.U. Homecoming Parade. They had three members selected to the Mideast Oklahoma Honor Band. The band performed in the District Con- cert Band Contest in Cushing and in the December and April Concerts. L. to R., 1« Row: K. Wright, C. Cook, J. Thompson, S. Cottrell, B. Freeman, J. Mulder, A. Negelein 2nd Row: T. Fielder, B. Raines, S. Bryant, G. Roberts, Y. Pitre, R, Churchill. 3rd Row: D. Kitchel, M. Godbcr- son, J. Hull, D. Kitchel, C. Gray, M. McCray. 4th Row: T. Vetter, R. Smith, J. Buchanan, E. Culver. T. Tahkeal, L. Dildine. 5th Row: M. Houston, D. Cartmell, E. Scott, M. Fritchman, T. Perry. 6th Row: Mobley, J. Beck, C. Freeman, A. Pratt, T. Fisher. 44 Organizations P.H.S. Cheerleaders The Cheerleaders attended camp at the University of Tulsa. They received three superior ratings and one ex- cellent rating. They also received a spirit stick the second night for outstanding spirit. The Cheerleaders also served refreshments to the football players during rwo-a-days. They also served the football players a pre-game meal every Thursday night. P.H.S. Wrestling Cheerleaders This was the first year for wrestling cheerleaders. During the summer the girls went to the NCA cheerleading camp at Tulsa University. At camp they received both excellent and superior ratings. The girls attended wrestling matches, both home and away, to cheer the Bears on. The wrestling cheerleaders received a tremendous amount of help from the sponsor, Wendi Kendle. Together, the girls and Wendi worked really hard to make this wrestling season the best and most enjoyable ever. 46 Organizations Audrey Carissa Dennis Gardner Senior Junior Head Cheerleader Randi Collins Sophomore Juli Rose Sophomore Jr. and Sr. High Pep Clubs Senior High Pep Club, First Row: M. Argo, K. Skidgel, M Bowen, J. Henry, H. LeForce. Second Row: K. Bryant. C. Smith, V Brien, C. Gardner, T. Scott. Third Row: S. Hill, R. Collins, J. Rose, G. Skidgel, J Queen, S. Col- eman, D. Hill, H. Mennem. Fourth Row: S. Maltsberger, S. Biggers, L. Maddox, G. Coleman, T. Harshbarger, M. Anson. L WalkingBull, C Hawksins Senior High Pep Club Officers were: Carissa Gardner and Tawana Scott. Junior High Pep Club Officers were. Mary Swart, Heather Scott, Lori Skidgd, and Angie Argo. Members of the Pep Clubs decorated the halls, lockers, and football field during football season For basketball and wrestling they decorated the halls, the gym- nasium, and the locker rooms. Junior High Pep Club, First Row: A. Argo, M Swan, L. Skidgel. H. Scott. Second Row J Reeves, B Robbins, S. Knife Chief. A Goodno, J. Goodfox, A. Hawkins, C. Caldwell, L WalkingBull Third Row: S Bryant. B. Freeman, J Mulden. T. Fielder, G. Roberts, S. Scott, A. Hubbard, K. Skidgel. Founh Row: S. Sanders, A. Negelein. D. Kitchell, D. Kitchell, C. Johnson, J. Eaves, N. WalkingBull, K. Revard. Before each home football game Kellie Bryant, Christy Smith, Carissa Gardner, and Tawana Scott made the hoops. Pam Fassnacht made a special homecoming hoop P.T.H. Cheerleaders During the school year the cheerleaders decorated the halls for the football games. They participated in the Homecoming Parade and threw candy to the spectators. At the last junior high football game, the cheerleaders performed a dance routine. They also had two pep assemblies during the year. Kim Rcvard Freshman Sarah Sanders Freshman Sarah Bryant 8th Kaelyn Skidgcl 8th ft Here We Go the First Bruin Mini-Mag These are the bits and pieces of life beyond Pawnee High School that can be spotlighted only in a very special section of the yearbook — a col- lection of pictures, writings, and special moments shared by you, the participants. The World Beyond In an effort to keep the Persian Gulf open to navigation, the United States began in July to escort vessels to protect them from Iran. In September the U.S. Navy blew up an Iranian ship that was caught laying mines in the Gulf. Several mines were confiscated. President and Mrs. Reagan greeted Pope Paul U when he arrived in Miami to begin a nine-city tour of the United States. Marine Lt. Col. Oliver L. North, was a key official in the plan to finance anti-government rebels in Nicaragua with money from arms sales to Iran. In testimony before the Iran-Contra hearings in Washington D.C, North became somewhat of a celebrity. Democratic presidential candidate Gary Hart was forced to drop his bid for the presidency after it was reported that he was romantically involved with Don- na Rice, a 29-year-old aspiring actress and model from Miami. Television evangelists Jim and Tammy Faye Bakkcr said farewell to the P.T.L ministry in March. Jim Bakker resigned after confessing to a sexual encounter with a young woman. Tammy Bakker bowed out of the broadcasts to undergo treatment for drug dependency. 50 Pawnee High School Dennis Conner, the man who lost the America s Cup in 1983, won it back tour years later. The Stars 9c Stripes completed a 4-0 sweep over the Australia's Kookaburra 111 in the race that took place in Australia. The Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco celebrated its 50th bir- thday About 250.000 people jammed onto the bridge for an an- niversary walk across the span Another 500,000 packed the bridge approaches but were denied access because the engineers feared the span could not support the weight. An earthquake that measured 6.1 on the Richter scale hit Southern California in October. It was not a catastrophic quake, but the damage was extensive. The Dow Jones industrial stock average dropped 508 points, the largest in history, on Monday, October 19. Some called it a crash,’' others called a meltdown’’ and others called it Black Monday Whatever it was, it stripped $500 billion from the market value of U.S. securities. In the six years since Americans first heard of a mysterious immunity-robbing disease firm which no one recovers, AIDS has killed nearly 25,000 Americans, millions of dollars have poured into medical research and President Reagan has proclaimed the plague Public Health Enemy No. I.” Mini-Mag 51 Sports in the News The 1987 season was exciting for O.U. and O.S.U. Oklahoma University, winners of the Big Eight Conference, earned another trip to the Orange Bowl in Miami. Oklahoma State University, finishing third in the conference, won a trip to the Sun Bowl in El Paso, Texas. Kirby Puckett and Jeff Raerdon of the Minnesota Twins celebrate their World Series victory over the St. Louis Cardinals. The Twins won the seventh and final game of the series 4-2. A 24-day strike by the N.F.L. players ended in mid-October when the union capitulated and went to court instead of trying to fight the club owners at the bargaining table. As a result of the strike, fans were introduced to a first in pro- fessional football — the scab teams, a maneuver on the part of the owners to discourage the strikers. When asked in a poll to name their favorite sport. Pawnee students voted in the following way: 1. Football 2. Basketball 3. Wrestling Though not a sports activity, watching the nightly news to find out details on the barge became a daily event for many Americans. The barge, filled with 3,128 tons of garbage, became a national joke and a symbol of the nation's worsening problem with solid waste management. The barge, looking for a place to dump its cargo, was banned by six states and three foreign countries before an incinerator reduced it to ash. Two of the cop entertainers of the year were Whitney Houston ami Madonna. Though they were popular among Pawnee High students, they did not win the favorite singer category in the poll conducted at the high school. Celebrities in the News and at Pawnee Favorite Celebrities at Pawnee: Actor 1. Tom Cruise 2. Bruce Willis 3. Rob Lowe T.V.Show 1. Alf 2. Growing Pains 3. The Cosby Show Actress 1. Cybil Shepherd 2. Demi Moore 3. Diedra Hall Movie 1. Top Gun 2. Platoon American Anthem 3. Stand by Me Golden Child Singer 1. George Strait 2. Vince Neil 3. Tiffany Musical Group 1. Whitesnake 2. Motley Crue 3. Alabama Song 1. Here I Go Again — Whitesnake 2. “I Think We're Alone Now — Tiffany 3. Never Say Goodbye — Bon Jov Miss Michigan, Kaye Lani Rac Raflco, a nurse who shook up the talent competition with a Polyne- sian dance, was crowned Miss mcrica 1988. Likewise. Christy Smith, the winner of the Pawnee Junior Miss competition, surprised and delighted the audience with her original basketball routine in the ralent portion of the contest. 53 Food! The new McDonald's opened in October. A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held November 14. The ribbon was made of one hundred one-dollar bill’s which were donated to the athletic department. Another plus was that the opening provided jobs for many of the high school students. Kelly seemed to like the taste of onions when he was given a caramel-covered onion at the pep assembly. Many of the high school students enjoyed eating pirn, the number one choice of Pawnee students at Mazaio's. Tim always showed up in fourth-hour English class smelling like Gxnnuts DRINK The favorites of P.H.S. turned out to be the all-American foods. 1. Pizza 2. Hamburgers 54 Mini-Mag FAVORITE HOLIDAYS 1. Christmas 2. Halloween 3. Thanksgiving Dwayne Cartmell was the winner of the Rural Electric Cooperative Essay Contest. His topic concerned who owns the R.E.C. and was entitled We the People. ' Dwayne traveled to Washington, D.C., in June to tour the city, his pci2e for winning the contest. KELLIE BRYANT and DWAYNE CARTMELL were winners of the local Masonic Ijxlge Essay Con- ies. Kellie is the senior class president. She also served as president during her pinioryear. KelLe is auave in basketball and Pep Club. She is also a member of the yearbook staff She was chosen his year Homecoming Queen. Kellie is a member of the First Christian Church. Dwayne is vice-president of .he senior class He held the same office during h,s ,un.or year. Dwayne ,s the F F.A. President. He is very active in the organization, showing sheep, cattle, and pigs. Dwayne competes in both speech and essay contests Dwayne was voted the boy in the senior class who is most likely to succeed Mmi-Mag 55 Celebrities in the Senior Class Biggest Flirts — Beverly Cottrell 8c Mike Peters In a poll taken at the high school, seniors were matched up in various categories. Best Athletes — Christy Smith Stephen Mitchell Most Talented — Kathy Fuss 8c Chris Willard Most Studious — Tina Johnson 8c Dwayne Cartmell 56 Mini-Mag Class Gowns — Denise Dallas Chris Willard Cutest Couple — Paula Warren Steven Creager Mini-Mag 57 Constitution Day 200 Celebration Students in the speech dass dressed up as famous people from the past and reenacted the signing of the Constitution. CONTEST WINNERS DOOR DECORATING — Honorable mention — Mrs. McCurry's English II and Mrs. CartmcU’s special education. Third Place — Mrs. Ferguson s English II and Mrs. Cheatamn's 8th grade science rooms. Second Place — Mrs. Ricmer's general business classroom. First Place — Mrs. Ray's Art I room. POSTER DRAWING — Third Place — Jennifer Rogers, 7th; Stacy Harjo, 8th; Becky lobbins, 9th; and Paco Goodtracks, 12th. Second Place — Scott Peterson, 7th; Gabriel Stewart, 8th; Eric Guy, 9th; Sharia Fritsche, 10th; Greg McCray, 11th; and Byron Bayhylle, 12th. First Place — Alex Smith, 7th; Monty Fritchmen, 8th; Mary Swan, 9th; Donald Riney, 10th, Rccia Pickering, 1 Ith; and Samantha Beams, 12th. COSTUME CONTEST — Third Place — Gloria Setmer, 7th, Garth Hudgins, 8th; Angie Atgo, 9th; Carla Banning, 10th; Shannon Patton, 11th; and Chris Willard, 12th. Second Place — Diana Hill, 7th; Larry TefertiUer, 8th; Kim Revard, 9th; Donald Riney, 10th; Carissa Gardner, llth; and Steven Creagcr, 12th. First Place — Stacey Scott, 7th; Jodi Goodfox, 8th; Becky Robbins. 9th; Jeff Leforcc, 10th; Gail Coleman, 11th; and Amanda Speicher, 12th. ESSAY CONTEST — Third Place — Lynette Johnson; Robert Smith, 7th; Grant Williams, 8th; Beth Hull and Joe Alley, 9th; Callie McKiU, 10th; Carol Rogers, 11th; and Denise Dallas, 12th Second Place — Mrs. CartmeU's Class Jeff Ureal.-7th; Todd Perry, 7th; Gary Dennis, 8th; Becky Griesel, 9th; Susan Coleman, 10th; J. R. Gibson, llth; and Amanda Speicher, 12th. First Place — Mr. CartmeU's Class Carissa Smith. 7th; Gloria Seimer, 7th; Jodi Goodfox, 8th; Jennifer Horseschief, 9th; Billy Ray, 10th; Shawn Waters, I Ith; and Cindy Cartwirght, 12th. Mini-Mag 59 Teachers of the Year BOBBY SIMMA is a Payne County native, graduating from Ripley High School in 1977. He graduated from Oklahoma State University in 1982 with a B.S. degree in elementary education and a minor in music education. Mr. Simma has been a fourth-grade teacher in the Pawnee Schools for five years and has been accepted to the O.S.U. graduate school, where he is currently working on his Master's Degree. Mr. Simma can be seen at many school activities, playing the beautiful music which we have all come to expect from him. He is the former youth director for the Methodist and First Christian Youth Group. Mr. Simma and his wife Dayna are active in community projects and were instrumental in the success of the first Pawnee Teen Pageant. RON MULLIN has been an educator for twenty-seven years, six in Cyril and twenty-one in Pawnee. This year he is teaching accounting, business math, Oklahoma history, Indian studies, world geography, and eighth-grade math. In recent years, he has taught general business, English, business law, and yearbook. Bom and reared in Marlow, Mr. Mullin is a graduate of Central High School near Marlow. He attended Central State University in Edmond. He holds both a Bachelor's and a Master's Degree. He can be found on the sidelines of the football field, keeping stats, or courtside in the gymnasium, keeping score, jobs which he has enjoyed for 26 years. He has just completed a three-year term, as President of the nationwide American Iris Society. He was awarded the Distinguished Service Medal for having written two books about Iris and is currently serving as a prin- cipal editor for another book. 60 Mini-Mag Here We Go With the First Ever Pawnee Teen Pageant CHRISTY SMITH was the 1988 Pawnee Jr. Miss. She also won the Poise anti Appearance category and the Scholastic Achievement category. KATHY FUSS was the First runner-up in the 1988 Jr. Miss Contest. She won the talent competition. She also tied for the Miss Spirit category. SUSIE WHEELER was the second runner-up in the 988 Jr. Miss. She won the Physical Fitness category. Mini-Mag 61 Interesting Student at Pawnee t Hawk Murie is a freshman this year. He is fourteen years old and is very ac- tive in basketball. Hawk has entered only two American Freestyle Association contests in the 14-15 year old intermediate division and has won third and fourth place trophies for flatland competition. Jason Thompson is a fourteen- year-old freshman who is active in basketball. Jason has entered an American Freestyle Association contest in the 14-15 year-old division. Eighth-graders Sarah Bryant, Jodi Goodfox, and Christy Bowman each participated in the track events at the Sooner State Games. Sarah and Jodi made it to the finals of the 100-meter hurdles. Stephen Mitchell and Todd Fenton participated in the Sooner State Games last summer. They were entered in Freestyle Wrestl- ing. Stephen returned home with a gold medal. Coach Kendle was along to cheer on his matmen. 62 Mini-Mag Denise Dallas was named the 1987-88 Pawnee Bill Memorial Rodeo Queen. Sheis a senior this year and is active in basketball and track. Denise is currently serv- ing as the Pawnee County 4-H Horse Club President and is active in the Pawnee Riding Club. Denise plans to further her education at NOC and study nursing. Tawana Scott, a senior, was selected to the 100-member Na- tional F.F.A. Chorus. The chorus performed at the National F.F.A. Convention in Kansas City. Her comments were, 1- have never had so much fun. In the week that I was in Kansas City, I had. the op- portunity to meet people from every walk of life, and I have made friends that will last for the rest of my life.'' Cecelia Briana Hawkins is a senior this year. Cecelia is active in the Northern Plains Indian Club and has been dancing for as long as she can remember. She has been Pawnee Tribal Princess, Massacre Canyon Pow-Wow Princess, Orange County Indian Center Pow-Wow Princess, and Pawnee Homecoming Princess. Larry and Terry Porter are senior twins. Debbie and Denise Kitchel are our seventh grade twins. Mini-Mag 6} There's a World Out There and Pawnee Students Are Exploring It. Rex Anderson is currently studying in Brazil. Nikki Martin is a guest of a family in Denmark. Both students are juniors and are part of the Rotary Exchange Program. 64 Mini-Mag Mr. and Miss P.H.S. Christy Smith and Mike Peters Christy Smith, a senior, has attended Pawnee Public Schools since kindergarten Christy is a member of the State and National Honor Society, Who's Who Among American High School Students, Pep Club, and yearbook staff She is currently president of Beta Club, president of Student Council, secretary of the senior class. Pawnee Junior Miss of 1988, and Mr and Miss P.H.S. Finalist. Christy has been named Most Athletic, Most School Spirited, and Class Favorite. She has also been a basketball letterman for 4 years, DC LA Tournament MVP in 1987, Pawnee Tournament MVP in 1986 and 1988 She has been a Class Favorite for 3 years, junior class reporter, sophomore class reporter, and freshman class president Her honors also include being Student of the Month in 1987 and 1988, and vice-president of the Student Council for 2 years. Mike Peters, a senior, has been active in many organizations and sports. Mike was chosen class favorite as a freshman As a senior he was voted Biggest Flirt and Best Dressed. He was selected to be a Brum Queen Escort in the 1988 Bruin Queen Contest As a Mr P H S Finalist, Mike enjoys wrestling and weightlifting. Mike placed third in the State Wrestling meet dunng his junior year. Mike was selected to the All-Area Wrestling Team for three years. He has been a captain of the Black Bear Wrestling Team for two years Mike has been a member of 4-H for two years and F F A. for three years He was the F F A treasurer his sophomore year. 66 Mr. and Miss P.H.S. Attendants Samantha Beams and Dwayne Cartmell Vdvct Bnen, a senior, has earned many honors and participated in many organizations throughout her high school years. Her honors include being selected to Who's Who Among American High School Students, Miss Congeniality of the Brum Queen Contest-1988. and Best Personality of the senior class She has been in Speech Club for 2 years where she served as the co-president her senior year. She has been in Beta Club for I year, Pep Club for 4 years, and Foreign Language Club for 2 years. She has served on the State Honor Society for 4 years, was the freshman class Student Coun- cil Representative, the sophomore class president, and the senior class reporter Steven Creager, a senior, has attended Pawnee Public Schools since kindergarten. Steven has acquired many honors throughout his high school years. He has been named Class Favorite for the past 3 years. He was also chosen as an F H A Beau foe the past 3 years. Steven was chosen as the guy with the Best Personality and the male half of the Cutest Couple category. Steven is the Senior Class Student Council Representative Even though it was Samantha's First year at Pawnee High, she made a definite impression on the student body. She was active in softball, basketball, and track. Her honors include being a 1987-88 Student of the Month, freshman All- State in girls' track, sophomore All-State in girls' track, and junior All-State Girls' Track Champion In 1983 and 1987 she was an AAU TAC National Qualifier and in 1986 an AAU TAC National Finalist She was a freshman Student Council Representative. Student Council secretary her sophomore year, junior Class President, and football Homecom- ing attendant her sophomore year. Dwayne Cartmell, a senior, is a member of the Maramec United Methodist Church, and is active in the youth group. Dwayne was selected as the 1987 winner of the Indian Electric Washington. D C. Youth Tour Contest. Dwayne is serv- ing as the Senior Class Vice-President, the Pawnee F.F.A. President, and the Black Bear Band President. He has been a member of the F.F.A. for the past 4 year and a member of the band for the past 8 years. Kathy Fuss and Kelly Pickering Kathy Fuss, a senior, has been a member of the Pawnee Lady Bear Basketball team for the past 4 years. Kathy is a member of the First Baptist Church, where she serves as President of the Youth Coucil. She is active in the Black Bear Band and Honor Band where she serves as the drum majorette She has been chosen as a Student of the Month in 1986-87. Miss Brum Queen 1987, 1st Runner-up Jr. Miss, Spirit of Jr. Miss. P.H.S. Finalist. Sophomore Band Queen Attendant, and Student Council Representative of the Senior Class. Kelly Pickering, a senior, has been active in football and basketball for 3 years. He has also lettered in baseball. Kelly is a member of the Nonhem Plains Indian Qub and the All-District Academic Football Team. His honors include Brum Queen Esc on. Homecoming Escon, All-Spons Esc on, and Mr P.H.S. Finalist. Velvet Brien and Steven Creager Sruin Queen 68 Honors Cindy Cartwright Cindy Cartwright was chosen as the 1987-88 Bruin Queen. The theme for this year's pageant was Carousel of Beauty. Cindy has been a member of Beta Club for the past four years and is a member of the State and National Honor Societies. She was also Student of the Month and voted Most Likely to Succeed by the Senior Class. Btruift Queen Finalists Callie McKilJ-First Runner-up. Callie is a member of the State and National Honor Society and has been a member of the High School Bowl Team for the past two years. Dallis Vance — Second Runner-up. Dallis is a member of the National Honor Society, Who's Who Among American High School Students, and she is also a member of the Beta Club. Dallis is cur- rently serving as the sophomore class secretary. Hope LeForce — Third Runner-up. Hope has been a member of the Honor Society and the Beta Club for the past three years. She has been a cheerleader for the last two years and is currently serving as head cheerleader. Hope is a junior class officer and an officer in the Beta Club. She is also a member of Who's Who Among American High School Students. Velvet Brien — Miss Congeniality. Velvet has been a member of the Pep Club and the Honor Society for the past four years. She has been in Speech Club for two years and Foreign Language Club for one year. Velvet is currently serving as the senior class reporter and Co-President for the Speech Club. She is also a member of Who's Who Among American High School Students. Hope Mennem — Fourth Runner-up. Hope is a member of the State and Na- tional Honor Society and is active in many different activities within the school. Hostesses for the evening were Tawana Scott, F.F.A. Sweetheart; Beverly Cottrell, Band Queen; and Kellie Bryant, Homecoming Queen. Tawana was escorted by Dwayne Cartmell, F.F.A. President. Beverly Cottrell was escorted by Mike Peters. Kellie Bryant, shown with Mike Peters, was escorted by Randy Cates. Kathy Fuss, the former Bruin Queen, was escorted by Stephen Mitchell and Corey Smith. 1988 Queen Bruin Contest Velvet Bnen, voted Miss Congeniality by the con- testants, was escorted by Chris Leading Fox. Music for the evening was provid- ed by Bobby Simma. Kathy Fuss, Tawana Scott, and Dayna Simma contributed to the night's entertainment by providing songs while contestants waited for the judges decision. Rodney James, a student at O.S.U. and a P.H.S. graduate, was the Master of Ceremonies. Students of the Month September Cindy Cartwnght, a senior, a a member of Beta Club, Honor Society, and Foreign Language She i a membct,of the First Bapriu Oiruch and the vice- president of the Pawnee First Bap- tist Church Youth Council Cindy eras selected as the 1988 Bruin Queen Billy Ray is an active member of the First Baptist Church Youth Group He is currently on the youth council Billy has been a member of the Pawnee Band for six years He has made the Mid- Eastern Honor Band nance. Billy is also a member of the high school pm band. He has been named to the Who's Who Among American High School Students and is on the National Honor Society Billy enjoys baseball, hun- ting. and fishing December March Steven, a senior, has attended Pawner unce kindergarten Since then he has accomplished many things This year he was noted as the guy in the Best Personality and Cutest Couple categories He also was a Bruin Queen Esc on Steven was also named a finalist in the Mr and Miss P H S. Contest He was choaen to be the Student Council Representative for the Senior class Steven has acquired many honors in the past as he was named Class Favorite for 5 years and an F H A. Beau for ) years Chnsry, a senior, u a member of the State and National Honor Societies, Pep Club, Yearbook Staff, and Who's Who Among American High School Students She is currently serving as President of Student Council, President of Beta Chib, Secretary of the Senior Class. Pawnee Junior Miss, All-Sports Queen, and a Mr and Miss P.H.S. Finalist Chnsty has been named Most Athletic, Most School Spoiled and Class Favorite She has been a basketball and softball letterman for 4 years Student of the Month in 1987 and 1988. and Vice-President of the Stu- dent Council for 2 years Kellie, a senior this year, is a very active per- son at Pawnee High Kellie is a member of the Pep Club, Who's Who Among American High School Students, the Yearbook Staff and 4-H She has also been named Senior Class President, President of the 4-H Chib, County 4-H Vice- President, and last year's Junior Clast President. Kellie is also involved with sports She plays on the Pawnee Lady Bean Basketball and softball Teams Kellie was chosen to be this year's Homecoming Queen She is also a member of the First Christian Church. Rodney is a junior this year. He has many in- terest and involvements Rodney is a member of the school's Foreign Language Qub Along with being a member, he is also the secretary of the Foreign Language dub Rodney's main in- terest is in spons He lettered in football and wrestling his sophomore year and is a firm sup- ponet of both. January Kelly Pickering is a senior this year at Pawnee He has been very active in athletas and is a favuntc among student Kelly has played toot ball and basketball tor three years He is also a baseball letterman He is a member of the Nonhem Plains Indian Qub and the All-IXstnct Academic Fuutball Team His other accomplishemrnts in- clude Mr P H Finalist, All-Spunt I won. Homecoming fcwott, and Brum Quern F-won He is aho involved in weightlifting Charlie Geurge is an active member of the Nonhem Plains Indian Qub He has served as ihr treasurer tor the club m the (vast ( harlic is also involved in spurts Hr u a member of the Black Bear Basketball team and baseball team Charlie attends the Pawnee Indian Baptist Church He also received the Indian Achievement Award Last year Becky Griesei has been a member of the Pawnee Band for five yean Her ac- complishments include being selected for Honor Band (or two yean Becky is also ac- tive in the Fint Baptist (hutch Youth Gruup Becky is also interested in aviation as a twiihii in, I . .ifrrf_________ October Shawn Waters, a new student this year, is a junior She enjoys writing and horseback riding Shawn was named to the P.H.S. Honor RoU She also attends church at the Assembly of God Church and is very active in the youth group Ryan Adams, a sophomore, is a member of Beta Club, Honor Society, and Quu Bowl Ryan is very active in athletics He enjoys foot- ball. baseball, and wrestling. In 1987 Ryan placed fourth in the Scate Wrestling Tourna- ment He is also of the First Baptist Church November Kathy is a member of the Lady Bear Basketball Team. She is active in the Pawnee Band and Honor Band She serves as the Band Drum majorette Kathy is also active in 4-H and is a member of the First Baptist Church, where she serves as President of the Youth Council. Kathy's honors include the following Student of the Month 1986-87, Miss Bruin Queen 1987, 1« Runner-up Jr Miss, Spint of Jr Miss, P H.S Finalist, Sophomore Band Queen Attendant, and Student Council Representative of the Sr Class. Todd has gone to Pawnee Public Schools ever since he began school He is the Sophomore Class President Todd is active in football, wrestling, and track He was a member of the Academic All-District Team He placed fourth at the Deer Creek Tournament for wrestling He was named the 1988 YMCA State Wrestling Cham- pion at 145 lbs February Tina has attended Pawnee Schools since kindergarten. She is currently serving as historical reporter of the Beta Club She is aho a member of Who's Who Among American High School Students and of the National Honor Society. Tina is a member of the First Assembly of God Church and youth group She has been active in the Foreign Language Club and Speech Club She enjoys playing the piano, being with family and fnends, and working with children She was named Most Studious and Most Likely to Succeed Tina is a member of the yearbook stall Dwayne has been a member of the Pawnee F.F A fur the past 4 years and of the Black Bear Band for the last 8 years He is currently serving as president for both organizations He is also serving as the Senior Class vice-president Dwayne was the 1987 winner of the Indian Electric Washington, D C . Youth Tour Contest He is a member of the Maramec United Methodist Church, and he is active in the youth group Brooks has been a member of the Pawnee Band for 6 years Hr is a member of the Pawnee Jazz Band His honors include being a member of Who's Who Among American High School Students and being selected fur the Mid-East Honor Band 3 times He enjoys hunting, fishing, and reading May Cailie is Vice-President of the Sophomore Class and is a member of Honor Society. She has •ho been active in the High School Bowl for 2 years, a Student of the Month last year, and nam- ed to the Who's Who Among American High School Students Callics honors also include play- ing piano, reading, swimming, and horseback ruling Sharia is a member of the First BajHist Church Youth Group She also was named a member in the Who's Who Among American High School Students Sharia has a great interest in an. Daniel is very active in school. He plays football, lifts weights, and he also runs crack. He is very involved academically Daniel's honors include winning rhe Masonic Award. The L nited Stares Acheivement Academy Leadership Merit Award, and the AU-Academic Team He is a member of the Youth cuuncil at the First Baptist Church He is a member of the Who's Who Among American High School Students He also likes to hunt and fish April Samantha Beams was a new student this year She was voted as Senior Class Favorite and a Miss P H S. Finalist Samantha is a member of (he Lady Bear basketball, softball, and track teams She is a member of the 4-H Club and Frp Club Samantha is also a school libranan Boyd Perry, a sophomore, is a member of the Honor Society, Black Bear football, basketball, and baseball teams He was aho named to the Academic All-Distrut football team Boyd is a member of the First Christian Chutch Travis Bencs is a sophomore this year He is a member of the Black Bear football, basketball, and hasehall teams Travis enjoys hunting and fishing in his spare time. Homecoming Queen and Attendants Kellie is a member of the Lady Bear softball and basketball teams, and is ac- tive in Pep Club. She is serv- ing as president of the senior class and the 4-H Club. She was also the 1987 4-H Hall of Fame recipient. Kellie is a member of Who's Who among American High School Students, and the Society for Distinguished American High School Students. Kellie attends the First Christian Church. Hope LeForce Hope is serving as head football and basketball cheerleader this year. She is also serving as junior class secretary. She is a member of the Beta Club, Pep Club, and Who's Who among American High School Students. Hope attends the Assembly of God Church. Kellie Bryant Shannon Bigger Shannon is a member of the Lady Beat basketball and track teams. She is a membet of the First Christian Church and is secretary of the youth group. 74 Sophomore iumJim Shannon Biggen wu escorted by Stott Bnen Former qattn Lisa Cikiweil was escorted by Corey Smith anti Outtrading Fo Homecoming v Quern Kettie Bryant was escorted by Kelly Pickering anti Chris Levering Junior attendant Hope Le Forte was escorted by Stephen Mitchell Homecoming started with dress-up days sponsored by the Student Council A bon fire and a pep assembly were held Thursday night at the football field Homecoming day started with the parade The Senior Class took first, the Sophomore Class snared second, and the Junior Class placed third with their Boat entries Beverly Cottrell's twirling was featured at half-time of the ball game Homecoming Queen Kellie Bryant was crowned by Kelly Pickering The Black Bears defeated Drumnght 28-0 to make it a perfect homecoming A dance, sponsored by the junior parents, was held at the Steam Engine Building Wayne Spears has served as the voice of the Black Bean for several yean 1988 All-Sports Queen and Escort Christy Smith ana Kelly Pickering Christy Smith, a senior, has attended Pawnee Public Schools since kindergarten. Christy has been named Most School Spirit, Most Athletic, and Class Favorite. Christy has been a member of the State and National Honor Societies for the past 4 years. She has also been selected to Who's Who Among American High School Students, and is a member of the Pep Club and yearbook staff. She is currently president of the Beta Club, president of the Student Council, secretary of the senior class. In 1988 she was chosen as Pawnee s first Junior Miss. Christy was also named the All-Sports Queen. She was a finalist in the Mr. and Miss P.H.S. contest. Christy has been a letterman of Softball and Basketball for 4 years. She was chosen as the MVP in the DCLA Tournament of 1987 and the MVP in the Pawnee Tour- nament of 1986 and 1988. She has been a class Favorite for 3 years, junior class reporter, sophomore class class reporter, and freshman class president. Her honors also include being Student of the Month in 1987 and 1988, and vice-president of the Student Council for 2 years. Kelly Pickering, a senior, is a letterman of football, baseball, and basketball. Kelly was chosen for the All-District Academic Fbotball Team of 1988. He is a member of the Northern Plains Indian Qub and was a Bruin Queen Escort, All-Sports Escort, Homecoming Escort, and a Mr. P.H.S. Finalist. Sophomore All-Sports Attendants Molly Bowen, a sophomore, has been a cheerleader for one year. Molly participates on the Lady Bear basketball team. She is a member of the First United Methodist Church and has been chosen to Who's Who Among American High School Students. Garland Stewart is a sophomore. He is active in athletics. Garland participates on the P.H.S. Black Bear football, basketball, and baseball teams. He also enjoys weightlifting. Junior All-Sports Attendants Tammy has attended school at Pawnee since kindergarten. She is active in basketball. Tammy also has other sports-oriented interest as she is a member of the Pep Club. Tammy also was a member of the Black Bear Band her freshman year. Tammy was named to the All-Tournament Team. Kit is a junior this year. He is very involved in sports. Kit was chosen for the All-District Football 1st Team where he played S.E. Cornerback. Kit is a 2 year letterman in both Track and Basketball. Beverly Cottrefl u a senior this year She has been active in band for 4 yean She has also served as the Black Bear Band Twirier for 4 yean She has been a member of the Speech Club for 2 yean. Beverly served as a class officer for 2 yean and has served as band reporter and secretary She was Jr. Band Attendant and participated in the Junior Play Beverly was named to the Who's Who Among American High School Band Students and waa crowned the 1988 Band Queen Band Queen Deanna Kitchd ts a junior this year. She has been active in band for 7 yean and Honor Band for 3 yean Deanna is a member of the First Baptist Youth group and a member of the French dub. Deanna eras chosen as Junior Atten- dant for the 1987-88 year Northern Plains Indian Club Brave and Princess Marcus J. Knifechief is a sophomore this year He it active in football and track. Marcus was named to the AU-Distnct Academic Team in football as a result of his J.O average He •ho lettered in track as a freshman Marcus plans to go on to college and become a lawyer Leanne WalkingbuB, This year's Indum Princess, has attended Pawnee Schools since 5th grade LeAnne is an active member in many chib , the Pep Club, Foreign Language Club. F H.A.. and Northern Plains Indian Oub Besides all her work in the clubs, LeAnne is in- volved in church activities F.F.A. Sweetheart Tawana Scott — Senior Tawana has been a member of F.F.A. for the past three years and has been a member of the National F.F.A. Chorus for the past two years. Tawana is active in Band, Pep Club, and Speech Club. She is also a member of the Assembly of God Youth Group. Machelle Cartmell —Junior attendant. Machclle has been a member of F.F.A. for three years. She is active in Band, Jazz Band, and Beta Club. She is currently serving as the junior class president. Susan Deathridge Sophomore Attendant. Susan is an active member of F.F.A. Christy Dallas — Freshman Attendant. Christy has attended Pawnee Schools since kindergarten. She is a member of the F.F.A. Chapter in which she is most active. Christy is also a member of 4- H and Pep Club. F.H.A. Beaus Steven Creager Steven, a senior, was voted the guy with the best personality and the male half of the cutest couple. Steven has been a class favorite and an F.H.A. Beau for the past three years. He was also chosen as a Bruin Queen escort, and the senior class student council representative. Steven was named a finalist in the Mr. and Mrs. P.H.S. Contest. J. R. Gibson Scott Wilson J. R. is a junior and is the Junior Gass Student Council Representative. In the Past J. R. has also held class offices. His sophomore year he was voted class secretary. In J. R.'s freshman year he was chosen as class vice-president. J. R. also is actively involved in sports. He plays on the football, baseball, basketball and weightlifting teams. J. R. is also the county 4-H president. Scott Wilson, a sophomore has attended Pawnee Schools for ten years. Scott has been a member of the student council. He has been active in football, wrestling and baseball. He has been chosen to be an F.H.A. Beau for the past two years. Ryan Mittasch Ryan is a freshman and has attended Pawnee Schools since kindergarten He is active in football and wrestl- ing where he was co-captain of his team. He is active in baseball and weightlifting. Ryan is a class officer, a member of the State Honor Society, Student Council, and Beta Club. Ryan was chosen class favorite of his freshman class. Junior High Homecoming Queen Attendants Heather Scott is a freshman and is active in Pep Club and athletics. She is also a Student Council representative. 82 Honors Junior High Homecoming Seventh grade attendant, Tracy Fielder was escorted by Rodney Johnson. Eighth grade attendant, Kaelyn Skidgel was escorted by Gabriel Stewart Queen Heather Scott was escorted by Aaron Newport. The gift bearers were Dcidrc and Drew Miller. The 1986 Homecoming Queen, Molly Bowen, was escorted by Ryan Mittasch. 2 83 Senior High Football PRMNEE BLACK BEHRS Stephen Mitchell — Sr. Kelly Pickering — Sr. Corey Smith — Sr. Sports 85 Kelly Black — Jr. Duane Freeny —Jr. J. R. Gibson — Jr. Chris Hatfield — Jr. Kit Heisler — Jr. Kenan Newport—Jr. Timmy Nuttle—Jr. David Powell—Jr. Calvin Riley—Jr. Travis Roberts—Jr. Buth Wamock—Jr. Ryan Adams — Soph. Martin Argo — Soph. Travis Benes — Soph. John Fassnacht—Soph. Todd Fenton — Soph. Lance Garrison — Soph. Rob Hill — Soph Daniel Owens — Soph. Boyd Perry — Soph. Michael Smith — Soph. Garland Stewart—Soph. Stephen Walker — Soph. Scott Wilson — Soph. Trainers: Brett Scott, Mike Palmatary, Paul Herring 86 Mike Lingo, Assistant Coach; Bobby Miller, Head Coach; Ed Green, Assistant Coach. Academic All-District: R. Adams. C LeadingFox. S. Wilson. S. Mitchell. M. Knife Chief, B Perry, D. Owens, C. Lyons, T. Fenton, K. Pickering, K. Black, C. Levenng, L. Garrison. S. Bnen, K. Newport, T. Roberts, and B. Scon. Honorable Mention All-District: C Levering, Kenan Newport, T. Nuttle, T Roberts, S. Bnen, and C. Hatfield. First Team All-District: Chirs LeadingFox, Kit Heisler, and Stephen Mitchell. Second Team All-District: Kelly Pickering. All-Area: Stephen Mitchell and Chns LeadingFox Honorable Mention All-State: Stephen Mitchell Lady Black Bear Basketball 1st Row, L. to R.: C. Smith, K. Bryant, J. Henry, G. Skidgel, T. Bell, S. Wheeler. 2nd Row: C. Alley, M. Bowen, R. Pickering, S. Beams, K. Fuss, S. Biggers, D. Dallas, Head Coach — Bob Rice, Asst. Kelly Kramer. Sr. Guard Kellie Bryant Sr. Guard Kathy Fuss Sr. Forward Sr. Forward Christy Smith Samantha Beams Sr. Forward-Guard Susie Wheeler Sr. Guard Denise Dallas 88 Sports Christy and Sam accept the Pawnee Tournament Championship plaque. Christy was named Most Valuable Player of the Pawnee Tournament. Tammy was named to the All-Tournament Team of the Pawnee Tournament. Pawnee Pawnee Pawnee Pawnee Pawnee Pawnee Pawnee Pawnee Pawnee Pawnee Pawnee Pawnee Pawnee Pawnee Pawnee Pawnee Pawnee Pawnee Pawnee Pawnee Pawnee 1987-1988 Lady Bears 52 Perry 39 Bamsdall 72 Newkirk 57 Tonkawa 54 Ralston 50 Hominy 47 Morrison 61 Newkirk 47 Yale 37 Fairfax 48 Blackwell 52 Ponca J.V. 49 Jones 49 Morrison 49 Hominy 47 Blackwell 45 Newkirk 40 Fairfax 74 Perry 53 Bamsdall 50 Yale Sports 89 Black Bear Basketball 1st Row, L. to R : R. Wamock, K. Pickering, S. Brien, T. Benes, J. Manning, G. Stewart. 2nd Row: B. Scott, D. Powell, W. Snell, C. George, B. Perry, A. Beck, J. R. Gibson. 3rd Row: Asst Ed Green, M. Pal mat ry, J. Rose, R. Hill, K McKosar, D. Freeny, K. Heisler, Head Coach — Bobby Miller. Pawnee Pawnee Pawnee Pawnee Pawnee Pawnee Pawnee Pawnee Pawnee Pawnee Pawnee Pawnee Pawnee Pawnee Pawnee Pawnee Pawnee Pawnee Pawnee 1987-1988 Black Bears 40 Perry 54 Barnsdall 44 Ralston 44 D.C.L.A. 63 Jet-Nash 58 Hominy 63 Morrison 69 Newkirk 92 Yale 68 Fairfax 48 Alva 68 Jones 59 Morrison 76 Hominy 59 Blackwell 65 Newkirk 68 Fairfax 44 Perry 58 Barnsdall Black Bear Wrestling The Pawnee Wrestling team in 'ST- BS won their first ever tournament at Deer Creek-Edmond where they scored 151 points to outpoint Deer Creek's 147 points. P.H.S. had 8 of 10 wrestlers place with Mike Peters and Aaron Newport taking individual titles. The Black Bears' dual season ended up 5-6-1 with 4 of their losses coming to 3A teams. The Bears were ranked number 7 in the Daily Oklahoman all through the season. The Bears ended up in 5th place at the tough Will Rogers Conference Tournament. Five Black Bean placed: Troy Schultz, 3rd; Scott Wilson, 3rd; Travis Roberts. 3rd; Stephen Mitchell, 2nd; and Mike Peters. 2nd. At the Black Bean last home dual against Glen pool, the parents of all the Jr. and Sr. high wrestlen were honored with the Sen ion giving their parenn a rose. With a fabulous come- from-behind win by Randy Cates, the Bean won the dual 34-32. The Bean were led into Regionals by the first 2 state placen in the school's history. They were Ryan Adams in '86-'87, 3rd at Regionals and 4th in state at 101 and Sr. Mike Peten, 3rd in Regionals and 3rd in State at 148. Othen in the lineup for Regionals were Troy Schultz, John Fassnacht, Scott Wilson, Todd Fenton, Stephen Mitchell, Michael Smith, Travis Roberts and Randy Cates. To go to the State Tournament, a wrestler must place in the top 4 at his respective Regionals. Front Row, L. to R.: A. Newport, M. Smith, J. Fassnacht, R. Adams, D. Marries, T. Schultz. 2nd Row, L. to R.: T. Fenton, S. Wilson, T. Roberts, R. Cates, M. Peters, Coach Kendle. Lady Bear Softball — 1987 Front Row, L. to R.: T. Hamilton, A. Thompson, V. Shields, C. Hunter, C. Smith, K. Bryant. Second Row: Coach Kramer, A. Pickering, R. Peters, V. LeClair, S. Beams, A. Dennis, R. Pickering, and M. Beams. 94 Sports 1987 Sr. High Baseball 1st Row, L. to R.: B. Ray, K. Black, S. Walker, T. Brien, B. Argo, K. Newport, R. Adams, G. Stewart, R. Wamock. 2nd Row: S. Wilson, M. Elston, J. R. Gib- son, T. Benes, K. McCosar, B. Perry, C. George, K. Pickering, S. Wilson, Coach Mike Lingo. The 1987 Senior High Baseball team had a successful season last year. They finished the season with fourteen wins and six losses. During the regular st on, the jum par- ticipated in the Wttfflf Invita- tional Toiunamcntc Tjbe, Black ’“l!l was ent. Bobby Argo. The team was defeated by Barnsdall and Ber- ryhill in the Regional Tournament. Sports 95 1987 Sr. High Girls’ Track 1st Row, L. to R.: H. LeForce, C. Gardner. 2nd Row: Coach Kramer, N. Webber, A. Dennis, L. Maddox. 1987 Sr. High Boys’ Track 1st Row, L. to R.: B Wamock, T Nuttle, C. Smith, C. LeadingFox, B. Argo, D. Banning, K. Newport. 2nd Row: T. Roberts, R. Anderson, K. Heisler, J. Jestes, K. McCosar, D. Powell, Coach Moore. 96 Sports Weightlifting Pawnee hosted the first annual outdoor weightlifting meet. The Pawnee weightlifters carried away many of the trophies. The teams that competed were Hominy, Cashion. Morrison, Fairfax, Yale, and Pawnee. Junior High Football 1st Row, L. to R C. Freeman, M Fuss, B Poceet. B. Robinson, W Alley, B. Clary, J. Bartlett, J. Moles, R. Venable, B. FothergiU, B. Fritsche, M Palmatary. 2nd Row: R Coleman. J Johnson. M Godbersoo, D. Witchita, R. Arthurs, R. Mittasch, G. Stewart, A. Newport, L. Tefertiller, J. Thompson, Coach Kendle. 3rd Row: G. Hudgins, M. Houston, G. Williams, T. Long, S. Conrad, J. Ellis, J. Queen, E. Scott, A. Cole, J. Duncan, B. Johnson. 4th Row: Coach Moore. Seventh Grade Football 1st Row. L to R C. Gray. R Revard. Z. Banning, W Mitchell, J. Southern, P Laird. S. Wilson, E. Sinden 2nd Row: A. Smith, R. Gregory. T. Fisher, M. Harr- ington, R. Johnson, E. Culver. 3rd Row: T. Perry, J. Sanders, C. LeForce, J. Beck, M. McCray, R. Andrews, J. Bryant, Coach Green. 98 Junior High Wrestling 1st Row, L. to R.: R. Rcvard, P. Laird, B. Willis, M. Fritchman, S. Peterson, C. Freeman. 2nd Row: B. Fothergill, R. Venable, J. Johnson, J. Alley, B. Clary, B. Robinson. 3rd Row: G. Dennis, R. Arthur, M. Houston, E. Scott, R. Mittasch, A. Newport, M. Goberson, Coach Kendle. Aaron Newport Eddy Scott Paige Laird 100 Junior High Lady Cubs 1st Row, L. to R S. Knifcchicf, A. Goodno, T. Tahkeal, J. Edmondson, S. Sanders, J. Goodfox, S. Bryant. K Revard 2nd Row: M Swan, C. Caldwell, J. Tallon, A. Hawkins, C. Cook, M. Beams, L. Skidgel, Coach Kramer. Seventh Grade Girls’ Basketball 1st Row, L. to R.: S. Kline, T. Fielder, B. Freeman, D. Kitchell, B. Reines, C. Johnson, A. Negclein, D. Kitchell, J Rogers. Coach Kramer. Spons 101 Junior High Boys’ Basketball lsc Row, L. co R : S. Conrad, F. Thompson, J. Ellis, J. Queen, G. Williams, J. J. George. 2nd Row: T. Chapman, G. Stewart, L. Tefer- tiller, J. Thompson, H. Murie, J. Tatum. 3rd Row: Coach Moore, E. Guy, B. Poteer, T. Vetter, M. Palmatary, B. James, J. Moles. M Fuss, B. Fritsche. 7th Grade Boys’ Basketball 1st Row, L. to R J. Lyons, Z. Banning, E. Culver, A. Smith, W Mitchell, J. Southern, S. Wilson, C. Gray. 2nd Row: T. Perry, J. Sanders, R. Smith, C. LeForce, M. McCray, R. Churchill, R. Andrews, Coach Green. 102 1987 Junior High Track 1st Row, L. to RS. Biggcrs, J. Henry, J. Ward, C. Alley. 2nd Row: Coach Kramer, L. Johnson, L. Skidgel, H. Scott, S. Sanders, G. Skidgel. 1st Row, L. to R.: J. Thompson, E. Guy, D. Palmer, J. Duncan, J. Bartlett. 2nd Row: T. Fenton, J. Long. M. Knife Chief, Coach Bond, D. Owens, B. Scott, J. Ellis. 1st Row, L. to R.: T. Tahkeal, S. Bryant, A. Goodno, J. Goodfox, K. Skidgel. 2nd Row: Coach Kramer, C. Bowman, J. Pitchford, J. Thompson, A. Hawkins, S. Knife Chief, S. Harjo. 1st Row, L. to R.: B Poteet, W Alley, G. Dennis, R Venable, M Palmatary, M Fuss. 2nd Row: Coach Moore, J. Johnson, B. Johnson, G. Williams, E. Scott, M. Houston, T. Long, B. Robinson. Sports 103 i WOLLP These students were making plans for their trip to Will Rogers Airport where they learned about air traffic control. Pictured are L. to R.: C. Ricmer, S. Vickers, M. Day, B. Mittasch, C. Griesel, M. Or- cutt, L. Colclazier, D. Miller, C. Culver, J. Henry, W. Scott, and L. Day. Elementary Music 5th Grade Music 6ch Grade Music 1st Row, L. to R.: Mrs. Fitzpatrick, C. Fothergill, J. Domeny, H. Bryant, T. Moles. 2nd Row: S. Gates, L. Nugent, R. Diamond, M. Miles, J. Ken- nemer, J McClendon. 3rd Row: M Rice, C. Smith, E. Carter, D. Peters, M. Raines, E. Rice, T. Errin. 4th Row: G. Williams, C. Littlesun, C. Day, A. Ridingln, K. Day, J. Snell, and J. Woods. 1st Row, L. to R.: Mrs. Fitzpatrick, B. Mittasch, N. Creepingbear, A. Dangomuh, R. Laird, M. Fenton. 2nd Row: B. Skidgel, D. Waters, S. Fassnacht, S. Conrad, D. Palmer, J. Hayes. 3rd Row: R. Domeny, J. LeForce, H. Hcisler, M Pardue, R. Stokes, M. Manning, A. Clark. 4th Row: B. Arp, A. Elliott, T. Walker, S. Lowe, J. Thompson, H. LeForce, W. Realrider, C. McKee. 5th Row: C. Chapman, G. Owens, Z. Maltsberger, S. Huffman, S. Cook, C. Skidgel, and D. Duncan. Elementary Band 5th Grade Band 1st Row, L. to R.: D. Coleman, H. Cates, L. Newton, A. Siemer, M. Palmatary, Mrs. Ellison. 2nd Row: Q. Bentley, C. Culver, T. Cottrell, R. Hall, D. Taulman. 3rd Row: J. Zweiacker, R. Tabor, J. Henry, J. Johnson, D. Fuss. 4th Row: C. Hamilton, W. Sheiwe, T. Hare, D. Heisler, D. Williams. 5th Row: H. Henderson and P. Elliott. 6th Grade Band 1st Row, L. to R.: S. Swart, S. Hastings, W. Fewell, S. Vickers, Mrs. Ellison. 2nd Row: M. Mobley, T. Hall, L. Gardner, L. Robbins, M. Nuttle. 3rd Row: D. Ray, C. Griesel, C. Riemer, L. Kelly. 4th Row: J. Wright, J. Williams, K. Weaver, L. Derriseaux, R. Dennis, 5th Row: M. Day and J. Novotny. Orante Brandi Arp Charlie Chapman Aaron Clark Steven Conrad Nasharo Creepingbear Arthur Daugomah Michael Day Robert Dennis Lance Derruisseaux Richard Domeny Derek Duncan Angyl Elliott Sam Fassnacht Matt Fenton Wendy Fcwell Lori Gardner Cindy Griesel Tammy Hall Susan Hastings Jonathan Hayes Heath Heisler Scott Huffman Lisa Kelly Rodney Laird Holly Le Force John LeForce Scott Lowe Zac Maltsberger Mark Manning Barry Mittasch Michele Mobley John Novotny Misty Uttle Gayle Owens Duane Palmer Melissa Parduc 107 Danny Ray Warren Rcalrider Chris Ricmcr Lisa Robbins Brian Skidgel Chad Skidgel Randy Starnes Shawna Swart Jeff Thompson Susie Vickers Tabitha Walker Dell Waters Tasha Cottrell Cara Culver Graig Day Keith Day Rusty Diamond John Domeny Fifth Grade Quinton Bentley Heather Bryant Danilo Caingcoy Ellic Carter Heather Cates Dorothy Coleman Pazley Elliott Wanda Fields Corrie Fochergili Daniel Fuss Shane Gates Richard Hall I OH Cunis Hamilton Thomas Hare Dale Heislcr Kelli Hcislcr Heather Henderson John Henry Tory Irvine James Johnson James Kennemcr Colleen Littlesun Joshua McClendon Melisha Miles Tessa Moles Laurie Newton Lisa Nugent Mary Palmatary Demargo Peters Matt Raines Eugene Rice Monte Rice Angel Riding In Mindy Roberts Waylan Schiewe Angela Sicmer Christopher Smith Jerry Snell Roben Tabor Derrick Taulman Darrin Williams Georgene Williams Craig Adams Eddy Arkeketa Sabrina Baker Kari Beaver Birdshead Nuowahhghis Amy Bowen J. R. Brown Jason Bryant Misty Bryant Molly Buchanan Brandon Burk Jackie Canaday Misty Cart me 11 Kenneth Cates Barry Copeland Heidi Creager Marion Creeping Bear Kelly Curl Jeremy Davis Lindsay Day Karla Dennis Jessica Dietz Brandon Douglas Cortney Drymon Missy Dufrain Andy Duncan Sarah Duncan Kendra Dvorak Leslie Echalk Heather Eubanks Jaqueline Evans Kerri Fielder Trent Fowler Chuck Goodno Pat Heisler Jason Hopper 110 Kim Jake April Jardot Billy Jennings Feather Jim Tara Justus Bryan King Benjamin Leading Fox Peter Lorentz Jessica Lytle Matt Maltsberger Carla McClendon Jeana McCray Sammy Nuttle Joshua Painter Joshua Rathbun Kevin Reed Ronnetta Rice Amanda Roberts Paula Robinson Malissa Sayre Waymon Scott Amy Southern Angela Speece Chanel Swanson Shawn Tanner Jason Thrasher Darla Vance Donovan Walker Carolee Walkingbull Ryan Weaver III Zanc Alley Joe Baker Derek Barber Gilbert Beard Louise Beard Kiley Bencs B. J. Brien Barry Bruns Trinity Bryant Nate Cardin Ty Cardin Christy Chapman Charlie Colclazier Lisa Colclazier Jo Barry Couri Joey Culver Melissa Dallas Melissa Day Tambi DeHaas Chad Douglas Buxie Echohawk Rose George James Giles Theresa Hall Lavonne Harrison Mendy Hayes Sandy Heisler Robert Hill Karma Hunter Sherry Israel Clinton Jeffries Tracey Jennerjohn Francis Kent Marcus Kline Shawn Kurtz Sommer Laird 112 V?™ Christie Lasater Adam Lewis Brandie Lyons Mackenzie Lytle David Majors Michael Marshall Darcy Miller Billy Mitchell Michelle Mitchell Brandon Novotny Thomas Nugent Shelby Palmer Mia Peck Jason Pekau Jason Price Mendy Price Kacy Reed Steven Rhynard Keith Rogers Qinton Smith Ryan Smith Robert Spears Jamie Stokes Jami Stossel Philip Tanner Valerie Thompson Ricky Tull Lakeitha Vaughn Cody Venable Michael Walker J. R Weaver Tiffany Weeks Daniel1 Williams Jamie Woods Jason Wright Jennifer Zweiacker 113 Candy Ad son Sherry Baker Mary Beardsley Amick Birdshead Charity Brien Elizabeth Britt Jerod Brown Gndy Butler David Casey Barry Cheatham Charity Qasby Russell Cook Trent Creager Kristi Day Bobbie Drebenstedt Timmy Dvorak Caleb Ellington Dylon Elliott Anthony Gilley Ramon Goodtracks Lindsey Graham Shauna Griesel Carrie Hill Donald Hill Timmy Hill Robyn Horsechief William Johnson Jeremy King Hilary Kline Tommy Knife Chief Ryan LcForcc Jeff Lentz Kathy LeRoy Justin Lilley Kyle McAloon John McClure 114 Elementary Chris McCray Jeff Mitchell April Moore Matt Morgan Justin Newport Trent Novotony Sommer Nuttle Lisa Price Reed Reavis Kimberly Skidgel Cory Smith Sherri Smith Francie Sparks Alaina Stanbrough Christy Stokes Trenton Tucker Kim Warren Sharon Waters Ashley Weaver JoGail Webb Michael Williams Josh Wills Jesse Wimberley Magan Worden firs Grade Randy Banning Amanda Beard Rusty Bentley Melissa Botts Ross Bowman Brandi Brien Kandi Brien Anthony Briggs Kimberly Bryant Phyllis Butler Alan Chapman Joe Chapman 115 Chad Cole lazier Jimmy Dailey Jessica Dixon Chrissy Drebenscedt Kevin Duncan Annie Echalk Tiffany Funkhouser Tysa Gates Quentin Gray RaeLynn Harp Joseph Hawkins Jennifer Hedges Reva Howell Cacey Hunt Jason Johnson Jacob LeadingFox Randi LeClair Thomas Lorentz Jennifer Manter Daniel McCray Jeremy Merriman Natasha Moore Anthony Morgan Nicole Mulder Tiffany Naylor Cory Nichols Michelle Novocony Shay Nuttle Paul Odiachi Jacob Painter Walter Peters Kacie Pratt Ronald Rice Trey Rice Jennifer Rolland Melissa Rolland Michael Rowton Brent Sanders Elisha Sayre Davin Slay Jason Southern Rachel Spcece Joshua Spess Eric Tanner Julie Tanner Chad Tatum Nicole Thrasher Lisa Tiger 116 B J . Tucker Sharita Waldon Dena Walker J. D Ware Kevin Webb Krystal Webb Robin Andrews Raymond Austin Michael Dennis Joreta Hill Michael Lilley Jimmy Oyler Amanda Parsons Kyle Rhynard Connie Rogers Richard Vaughn Randal Wright Not Pictured: David Williams Ebony Abington Darrin Adams Aaron Adson Cody Allenbaugh DeeAnna Baugus Battise Bayhylle Raymond Beardsley Phil Birdshead Ezra Britt Chad Brown Trista Brown Jerry Bruce Elementary 117 Aaron Bruns Stephanie Butler Clinton Chapman Carly Cheatham Clinton Dallas Amber Dvorak Sunny Evans Mark Fewell Chris Findley Johnnie Green Kelli Haga Jacob Heisler James Henson Anresa Hill Virginia Hill Jack Hopper Candi Hunt Toma Hunter Crystal Jardot Justin Jennings Gregg Jim April LeadingFox Mariana Lorentz Ging McClure Nathan McCray Dcidre Miller Drew Miller Tim Monessy Jana Moore Michael Moore Ben Morgan Aaron Nichols Elisha Peterson Jaime Price Nikki Price Tony Primeaux Miguel Riveria Kyle Robinson Staci Rowton Kim Sanders Terri Sanders Amanda Slay Richard Spears Crystal Stanbrough Dustin Stokes Amy Teeman Lindsey Tessman Jennifer Thompson 118 Elementary Jeremy Thompson Robert Thompson Douglas Tildon Caleb Tooth man Kiley Tucker Amanda Vance Toby Venable Scott Ware Apnl Warren Jedidiah Weeks Allen Wilkins Kevin Willard 1st Row, L. to R.: Mrs. Vigil, W. Gites, T. Bryant, R. Smith, K. Rogers, P. Robinson, R. Spears, P. Hcislcr. 2nd Row: M. Buchanan, K. Curl, B. Douglas, H. Eubanks, W. Scott, S. Tanner, M. Sayre. 3rd Row: K. Weaver, A. Brown, S. Swart, L. Gardener, S. Hastings, M. Maltsberger, M. Bryant. 4th Row: H. Henderson, H. Cates, S. Fassnacht, J. Henry, Z. Worden, L. Nugent, K. Heisler, M. Palmatary. 5th Row: D. Taulman, J. LeForce, D. Heisler, J. Zweicher, W. Fewell, C. Day, R. Dennis, R. Domeny, D. Fuss. Front Row, L. to R Craig Adams, Barry Bruns, Ryan Smith, Matt Fenton, Ricky Butler, Steven Rhynard. Zane Alley. Back Row: Ed- die Adams, Chuck Goodno, Justin Woods. Dale Heisler, Waymon Scott,Ben LeadingFox, Kendlc Cross, Doug Rcvard. Elementary 119 Elementary Basketball “A” Team Boys “A” Team Girls 1st Row, L. to R.: R. Laird, B. Skidgel, N. Creepmgbear, M. Day, B. Mittasch. 2nd Row: R. Dennis, S. Cook, Z. Maltsberger, C. Skidgel, H. Heisler, and Mr. Nicolec. 1st Row, L. to R : C. Griescl, L. Kelly, C. McKee, B. Arp, K Weaver, L. Gardner. 2nd Row: Mr. Nicolet, L. Robbins, M. Nuttlc, G. Owens, W. Fcwell, H. LcForce, S. Vickers. “B” Team Boys 1st Row, L. to R. M. Fenton, D. Palmer, D. Williams, J. LcForce, C. Ricmcr. 2nd Row: Mr. Nocolct, J. Johnson, R. Starnes, S. Huffman, K. Day, and A. Clark. ”B” Team Girls 1st Row, L. to R.: C. Culver, H Bryant, T. Cottrell, L. Newton, M Miles. T. Moles 2nd Row: M. Palmatary, S. Hastings. A. Elliott, A Ridingln, A Siemer, H Henderson, and Mr. Nicolet. 122 Advertising PAWNEE COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT We support the youth of Pawnee County. We Protect and Serve. COLUMBIA METAL PRODUCTS CO. North Highway 18 Manufacturer and Distributors of Aluminum Windows and Doors 762-3637 OK Pawnee PAWNEE IGA JUST NORTH OF BLACK BEAR BRIDGE HIGHWAY 18 PAWNEE OK Thomas Insurance Agency 533 SIXTH STREET 762-3696 Radio hack PAWNEE OKLAHOMA 126 Snak-n-Pak 1 400 E. Harrison Pawnee, OK 75058 918-762-3252 Snak-n-Pak 2 400 E. 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(918) 762-2583 P.O. Box 28 N. Hwy. 18 Pawnee, OK JOE'S TEXACO SERVICE Hwy. 64 Morrison, OK 73661 (405) 724-3455 PAWNEE OIL FIELD SUPPLY BILL HURST (918) 762-3462 Pawnee. OK KAREN’S HAIR DESIGNS Men's and Women's Styling (918) 762-2321 451 Harrison Pawnee, OK KAREN GLAZE 133 DIANA’S FASHION SHOP Juniors' Misses' Sportswear Lee Jeans Levi Jeans Nike Shoes L.A. Gear Shoes Dresses Lingerie Coats Pawnee, Pawnee, 762-2149 TANSEY’S Where You Receive Fast, Friendly, ami Convenient Service Open 7-11 522 4th Street 918-762-2304 OK OK 641 Harrison FURNITURE HARDWARE Pawnee. OK 740S8 918-762-3174 918-762-3450 CHEATHAM’S 535 Harrison St. Groceries Notions Housewares Ace Hardware Pawnee, OK 134 Advertising GUTHRIE’S Tank Service Hot Oiling — Pump Truck Sandblasting — Painting JARRETT MALTSBERGER JEFF GUTHRIE 762-2690 Pawnee, DON GUTHRIE 762-2522 OK Super Pawnee, Phone: 762-3196 701 Harrison Street Station OK Pawnee, PAWNEE GRILL HARVEY BEULAH BALL Home Cooking Buffet — Salad Bar Mon.-Fri. 6 A M.-3 P.M Sat. 6 A M.-11 A.M. 762-2279 OK GRIMSLEY’S Pool Chemicals Janitorial Supplies 122 N. Main Stillwater, OK 74074 372-7503 Pawnee, PAWNEE DRUG LARRY M. MURPHY Pharmat ist 583 Harrison Phone: (918) 762-2148 rully Insured Radio Dispatched 24 Hr. Call OK ROBINSON DOZER SERVICE, INC. RAY MARIE ROBINSON, Owners 918-454-2220 Rt. 3, Box 219 454-2229 Pawnee, OK 74058 Mobil 405-336-9676 Unit 7693 THE MALT SHOP 906 6th St. Owner: MARILYN THOMPSON 762-2712 Pawnee, OK PENO’S CONSTRUCTION Owner — ARTHUR THOMPSON 762-2656 Pawnee, OK Advertising 135 UE VALUE LUMBER COMPANY TRUE VALUES ALWAYS FOR THE DO-IT-YOURSELFERS! LUMBER, ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES, PLUMBING SUPPLIES, HOUSEWARES, AND WALLPAPER. Come Browse and Beautify Your Home 405 Sixth Street Pawnee, OK ED PEPPER, Owner 762-2750 — MITCHELLE’S AUTO AND T.V. 321 N. Fourth Street ' 762-3323 Satellite Systems Quasar and Zenith T V. Sales and Service Since 1921 POTEET FUNERAL HOME 600 Illinois Street Pawnee, OK Members by: Invitation National Selected Morticians i Vfck Compliments of ALFORD I MAJORS MAYOR 136 Advertising PAWNEE LIVESTOCK SALES INC. 2Vi Miles West of City on Hwy. 64 P.0. Box 490 Pawnee. OK 74058 Office Phones: (918) 762-2559. 762-2550. 762-2022 “Your Market Working For You INEZ APPAREL Fashion for Tomorrow Ladies; I.arge Size Miss Infant, Gifts Congratulations, Seniors of '88 CHARLES RIPLEY (918) 762-2714 BILL ELLIOTT (918) 648-5208 Ship your livestock to Pawnee Livestock Sales Inc. Your business is always appreciated. PAWNEE FAMILY CLINIC, INC. DR. H. L RATLIFF, M D. PAWNEE COUNTY CONSERVATION DISTRICT 1st Floor County Courthouse Pawnee, OK 74058 918-762-2398 Providing Assistance in Conservation Planning A Application Food Prevention Soil Information Erosion Control Forestry, Wildlife, A Outdoor Recreation Community Planning Conservation Education Advertising 137 “Pamtec CHI 25« ui Wihm ilke 'We t $£mdm Office Supplies Office Furniture 762-2552 Machines All Kinds of Printing Pawnee, OK CA’S First Assembly of God Church Congratulates the Senior Class of '88 Best Wishes and Good Luck. Rev. JAMES EUBANKS, Pastor 138 Advertising GLENCOE STATE BANK Maximum Paid on Certificate of Deposit Try Our Night Depository SHIRLEY’S BEAUTY SHOP Open 8:30-4:00 Mon.-Thurs. 8:30-6:00 on Fri. Member FDIC 3 I 1 West Mam Glencoe (405) 669-2245 Beautician: SHIRLEY RII.F.Y 762-3410 Pawnee, OK JUNIOR’S Complete Line of Furniture Appliances Interior Decor Custom Draperies Carpeting — A FAMILY AFFAIR — 762-3355 Pawnee, OK I Whirlpool ItCJl FORD MERCURY New Used Cars — Trucks FRONTIER MOTORS, INC. .635 Illinois St. I' 918-762-2565 Pawnee, OK For Your Car Needs See BILL SOUTHERN and JACK LYON Advertising 139 GOOD LUCK, SENIORS OF ’88 PAWNEE QUARTERBACK CLUB FARM BUREAU INSURANCE VIC BRUNS RALPH ELLIS and LOYD PERRINE — Congratulations Seniors of 88 JUDGE and MRS. DOUG REVARD KIM and ROMAN DOUBLE “A” AUTO SERVICE Complete Radiator Service, Auto Repair Parts Service Owners ANNA VANCE 656 Harrison (918) 762-3930 Pawnee, OK CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF 1988! 140 Advertising Member: NPHA OPHA PORTER’S Registered Polled Herefords Herd Sires LTCBJ Trojan J18 LN DOM ANX N642 JERRY FAUNA PORTER Rt. 1 Box 303 Pawnee, OK 74058 (918) 762-2960 (918) 762-2065 BENES BUILDING CENTER, INC. 722 Harrison Street ★ P.O. Box 98 Pawnee, Oklahoma 74058 ★ (918) 762-3633 KELLEY BENES (918) 762-2155 Hardware Colony PAINTS Electrical Plumbing Lumber Paneling Wallpaper 141 D F PIPE ROD CO., INC. JOE DAY (918) 762-2131 . New Used Structural P.O Box 32 Pipe Sucker Rods Pawnee, OK PAWNEE VETERINARY HOSPITAL CHARLES REAVIS, D.V.M 105 Cleveland St. Pawnee, OK 918-762-3294 Large-Small Animals INCH BY INCH Tone Tan 613 Illinois Street Pawnee, OK PAWNEE PAINT AND BODY SHOP Expert Paint, Body Work, Glass and Radiator Jobs ililiii mil LYNN BR1EN TROY BRIEN PETE ALLEY 762-3830 ANDY’S BODY SHOP C.J. LYON JEWELER €J Route 1, Box 204 Pawnee, OK 74058 Ph. (918) 762-2060 RALPHS Circle (405) 547-2464 RALBkTS Custom Butchering and Proccessing xins, OK Cl TH EBESriN _ Perkins, Okla. •t SAM ( )ClOS COtffAM'Lftt StA Mt0 Let Your Jeweler Be Your Guide Phone 762-2335 HH Pawnee, ■ OK Congratulations Senior Lady Bears BRYAN' _ JUNIOR BRYANT I Congratulations Seniors of 1988 BOBBY and T I BRYANT 142 Advertising PAWNEE HILLCREST PHARMACY 539 Sixth Street 762-3666 KELLY DOUGLAS, owner pharmacist Free Prescription Delivery now computerized A complete line of cards and gifts. AUTO WRECKER SERVICE Auto Repair All Work guaranteed State approved 24 hour wrecker service JAMES NOVOTNY, owner Day: 918-762-2244 Night: 918-762-3820 Pawnee, OK The Shutter Itelease Wedd ogs Reunions PAWNEE COMMUNITY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, INC. Copies Portraits Portfolios B4W Color Steve Mitchell (405) 724 3449 Rt 1 Box 79 Pawnee. OK 74058 Pawnee, OK ROY LAWRENCE DRILLING CO., INC. PAINTINGS PLUS P.O. Box 306 Pawnee, OK 762-2142 402 4th Street Pawnee, OK (918) 762-2731 608 Harrison 762-2801 M3 JAYNES FAMILY RESTAURANT Congratulations Seniors 727 Harrison Pawnee open 7 days a week 762-3668 Tues. thru Sat. 6 a.m.-8 p.m. Sun. Mon. 6 a.m.-2 p.m. Daily Lunch Buffet Nightly Specials Large Menu Selection Come in for some good home cooked meals at reasonable prices. CONKLIN DISTRIBUTORS (405) 372-0902 Coatings Oil and Lubricants JACK VIRGINIA Cleaners Agri Products JAYNES Congratulations RANCHBURGER To Our Favorite ORVILLE RUBY Senior WOMACK !!!! Good Food and Fast Service Love, CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS OF 1988!!! Willie Pawnee, Murdy OK •Serving Your School Supply Needs Sextoij Scxtoij School Supply, Ipc. 103 N. Coblake Apache, Oklahoma 405-588-3686 • 405-588-3384 SEXTON'S Toll Free 1-800-522-1618 SPORTS CENTER RADIO SHACK 405-588-9353 405-588-9295 Representative: 13100 Red Eagle Pass, Edmond, OK 73013 LEON ROMANS (405 478-5077 Newport and Sons Complete New and Used Oilfield Supply, Pipe, Rods Heads Valves and Connections, Units, Tanks, etc. Also — Structural Pipe and Rods Kenan Aaron Sam Justin PAWNEE PIPE STEEL SUPPLY, INC. BOB NEWPORT Phone (918) 762-3688 Box 364 If No Answer Pawnee, Okla. 74058 (918)358-5180 144 ACCOUNTING SERVICE PAULETTA SWART Notary Public Tax Service Pawnee 762-3848 Cindy, We are proud of all your accomplishments and look forward to all that the future holds. We Love You, Mom, Dad, and Vince Good Seni MARILYNS SAL MARILYN TANNER Luck, ors! S STYLING ON 762-2056 P-4-M Hickory Smoked Ribs Phil Palmatary Pawnee OK LADY BEARS arc BEST!! Earl Cavett Earlene Justus Tara Glenn H. Lamirand Joe Ann Harsh Barger Rita Alley ASCS Employees Pawnee OK Congratulations, Velvet; for eighteen years you've been a joy and made- nte really proud. Best of Luck in college and in Life. Love, Mom Congratulations, Kellie, and the Senior LADY BEARS. Steve and Kathy Roberson Congratulations, SENIOR LADY BEARS.!, Bob and DeAnna Rice Congratulations, Christy! Love, Dad, Mom and Kylie Susie, The future is yours! Good Luck! Love, Mom and Dad COMPLIMENTS of CECIL NORRIS JACK SAYRE WELDING AND MACHINE WORKS SKYWEST DONUT AND PIZZA SHOP 759 Harrison (918) 762-2295 LANCE MITCHELL TRUCKING (918) 762-3403 Pawnee OK 145 FIRST NATIONAL BANK 601 Harrison All Types of Loans Main Bank Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. Drive-In Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8:45 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Saturday 8:45 a.m.-12:00 p.m. Member FDIC Serving the Community Since 1894 PAWNEE NATIONAL BANK 9-3 MON.-THURS. HOME OPERATED 9-6 FRI. HOME OWNED FULL SERVICE BANK, FDIC (918) 762-2528 Balfour No One Remembers In So Many Ways. Senior Spirit Graduation Accessories to Make the Most of Your Senior Spirit and a Class Ring from Balfour. W.R. Lierman Bob R. Callahan Jim Robertson Robert A. McCabe Kent Washburn Sales Representatives Sales Representative 5829 N.W. 40th Street 4673 South 83rd East Avenue Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73122 Tulsa, Oklahoma 74145 405 789-2052 918 664-2544 GDP CANINE CONNECTION Specializing in Blue Heelers A Cattleman's True Friend” (918)762-2065 GARY PORTER (918) 762-2960 Rt. 1 Box 303 Pawnee, OK INDIAN ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, INC. Your good neighbor serving Pawnee, Osage, Creek, Tulsa Payne, Noble, and Kay counties. Cleveland Fairfax (918) 358-2514 (918)642-3314 Am. i IT’S A GOOD TIME FOR THE GREAT TASTE Cimarron Turnpike 148 Home Owned and Home Operated Providing Education and Training Programs Through J.T.P.A. E.C.P.J.C. ATT. MARY RICHARDSON 624 W. Independence Shawnee, OK (918)-762-2193 RANDAL’S FLOWER SHOP Phone 762-3839 Pawnee OK Congratulations, Seniors of '88 DR. KEITH SMITH and Dental Staff Cindy, Cathy, Judy, and Patty Family Dentistry Pawnee OK Ope Complete Family Hair Care 762-3755 n Monday - Friday 401 Forest Doris Gardner - Owner Operator 149 SPESS PONTIAC — GMC TRUCKS 220 N. Broadway Cleveland, Oklahoma 74020 Phone (918) 358-2579 150 P.J.H. Cheerleaders Kim Revard Sarah Sanders PEPSI. THE CHOICE Sarah Bryant Jesse Reeves Kaelyn Skidgel Lita Walkingbull OF A NEW GENERATION. PEPsJ FAMILY Congratulations, Audrey! CLEANERS We Are Very Proud of You. Pawnee OK We Love You! 762-2633 Mom and Dad MAJORS CAR WASH PAWNEE, OK PAWNEE STORAGE 762-2665 JIM and JEAN HAMBURGER Compliments of ABERNATHYS KEEPSAKE JEWELRY Compliments of WAL-MART Best Wishes to the Class of 1988 (405)372-6781 702 S. Main Stillwater, OK Congratulations, Seniors of 88 ANTHONYS Geveland, OK BILL and SHEILA PERRY 305 North Broadway Cleveland, Oklahoma Congratulations on a Great Yearbook Compliments of TAYLOR PUBLISHING TERYE J. MYERS Congratulations Seniors, You Finally Made It!! JANICE and JOHNNY BRYANT We Would Like to Express Our Love and Appreciation to Our Very Special Daughter, Kellie. We Are Proud of You and Wish You the Best of Luck in All You Do, We Love You. 152 Advertising CONGRATULATIONS Velvet! CONGRATULATIONS Paula! You Have Made Us Very Proud. We Know you'll Succeed in Every Way! We Love You and Hope The Best Is Yet To Come!! The Band Boosters Wish Good Luck and Many Happy Years to the Seniors of ’88 Acco Feeds, Fertilizer, Seed, Farm Supplies, Custom Feeds DARREL SKIDGEL, Manager 762-2520 Pawnee, OK STOCKMANS MILL AND GRAIN Certificates • Trophies • Plaques • Happiness is Being the best You can be! We at Dearinger Printing Trophy, Inc. are not trying to sell competition — We are push- ing the idea that everybody is successful. Through the proper extrinsic motivation success can enhance'any program. c w Q. • Pen Sets • Lapel Pins • Nameplates o I % Dearinger Printing Trophy, Inc. 605 S. Lewis • Stillwater, OK 74074 • 405 377-2800 Congratulations, Seniors! Pawnee Wrestling Booster Club Terry, Carol, Todd, Matt Fenton Bunk, Wanda, Shana Waters Mike Wilkinson Mr. and Mrs. David Tanner Jennings Auto Parts and Repair Kenneth and Minerva Kelley Jack and Joan Brien Bull and Tina Morgan Bill Sherry Southern, Amy, Chuck, and Alicia Congratulations, Sarah! Love, Mom Congratulations, Kellie, Christy, Samantha, and Pick!!! Larry, Gaye, and Jodi Beta Valentine Dance The Bet Chib spon- sored • Valentine Dance February 13. 1988 Ail protervi were donated to the American Heart Association The student body voted for a sr high and a jr. high Sweetheart King and Queen The winners were Scott Brien. Tabitha Guy, Joey Johnson, and Sarah CONGRATULATIONS To Kellie P. H.S. and the Rowdy Boys Class of 1988! We Like to Get Grandma Bryant ROWDY!! ’ CONGRATULATIONS, CONGRATULATIONS, CHRIS Denise! Congratulations, Seniors We wish you much hap- of CHRIS piness and success. We will always love you and are very proud of you. 1988! Love, Shaun Sherri Love, Eddie and Sheryl Adams Mom Dad Good Luck Seniors m Ryan, Craig, and Darrin PAWNEE PROPANE INC. Good Luck, Home Owned Seniors! and From: Home Operated Stacy, SHELLY KIM SWART — PAT TURNER Myra, 762-2856 and MIKE HALL 762-3609 (918) 762-2205 Jada We are very proud of what you have accomplished in your beautiful, young life. You have demonstrated with honesty and integrity your ability to excel in everything you have undertaken — academically, musically, professionally, and PAWNEE TRIBAL spiritually. We hold a high esteem for you and we know you SMOKE will succeed in any endeavor you become involved in. We are SHOP AND TRIBAL behind you all the way. Don't let anyone or anything steal your CONGRATULATIONS, STORE dream!! WE LOVE YOU, SAM!! You have made us very proud. We wish you the best of luck in your future. Name Brand Cigarettes Mom, Dad, Stacey, Shawna, Grandma Tobacco Products at and Grandpa Ware, Love, Mom, Ed, Melanie Low Prices Indian Giftshop •Convenience Store Open 7:30 A.M. 6 Days a Week 762-3301 and Joey. Comer Becks Drive Morris Road Advertising 137 4 rt £t 7df fffpo Vi 9p £ t « mS. 4$
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