Pleasant Grove High School - Comets Yearbook (Seminole, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1986 volume:

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CLUB XAYXABYYS1 Back Ysov-1-. dxna Brenda Xokme-on, Sbda Sxaxgek, a A Benq kxe. NYx6dXe Yxov-In EXYxox 9mxXet, Sacha G 10'oXe, Saou at SEM ING LE , QK LA HCM RT A 748.62 VQL UM E 21 THE YEAR OP THE CCDMETS WHAT ARE COMETS? Halley's Comet is a remnant of the stuff that condensed from a it returned, and he did. Another kind of comet is a student who attends Pleasant hot stellar cloud nearly five Grove School. The Pleasant Grove billion years ago, forming the Comets got their name in 1936. sun and planets. The nucleus of a The girls' basketball team, under comet has never been seen, but scientists believe it has a rocky core. Halley's Comet got its name the direction of Coach Oran Jennings, met in their dressing room and chose the school mascot, and it has remained so from British astronomer Edmund till this day. The school colors in Halley who studied earlier sightings before predicting a major comet appearing in late 1758. The comet did appear on Christmas Day 1758. Halley's return coincides now and then with major historical events. William the Conquerer won the Battle of Hastings in 1066 while it was in the night sky. Mark Twain was born during its 1835 appearance and '36 were blue and red, and the basketball teams wore blue uniforms with red comets on them. The date the colors were changed to maroon and white is unknown. The return of the Pleasant Grove Comets also coincides with historical events. During the 1985-86 school year President Ronald Reagan and Soviet Leader Mikhail Gorbachev held the predicted that he would die when Geneva summit which hopefully will lead to improved U.S.fSoviet relations. Boomtown Rats singer Bob'C-eldof helped organize aid for Africa's famine victims, most notably the Live-Aid concerts in London and Philadelphia. On the homefront singer Willie Nelson helped the struggling farmer by organizing Farm-Aid concerts. The year definitely had many positive features including athletes overtaking records, and the University of Oklahoma football win over Penn State in the Orange Bowl which led to O.U. being named national champs. Though many tragedies occurred in the world this year there still was always something to smile about in THE YEAR OF THE COMETS - not the least of which was the return of Halley's Comet itself. '11 550 139 ey. ff' .1 ,fi , .ff ,fi it ,W , eg 955 2 iividgl f - 29 Dix Q 'Zn ' ,gjgaftsacloxit Q5 49 P,1C?'Es'fXM emi XNQCPQQ c0 we YO? xffxogb CQ. 690 This page is sponsored by Kenneth and Trena Smithee. 2: vi Q o N95 X 110609 Y X180 A 'Aw Information concerning Halley's Comet was taken from Popular Science Magazine, April 1985, p.79. Information concerning the history of the Pleasant Grove Comets was given to us by Curtis Christain, former Pleasant Grove superintendent. I r 4 SI'I'l'IN' PRETTY. Alan johnson shows the pride of being a senior. BOOKWORM. Kenny Hernandez shows his interest in reading by scoping out a book in the school library. Mm 43? f This page is sponsored by Dawson Pest Control HALLOWEEN TREATS. Tyler Sharber enjoys sorting through the candy he received at the first grade Halloween party. CHRISTMAS PROGRAM. Gaylan Parsons portrays Psalty the Songbook' in the play PSALTYS WINTER WORKSHOP presented by the first through Fourth grades. 'S 2 V ' .'.:g'a3a:g4:f1W lfgxirfmiqzi.WSSQQFSQZ: ,W .wg f , ,.,,f'N.f, vw? ,Ly if 'mst' fi. 2:1 ,gzwasie Ax 'UW' A Ugg , 'W--'WP fm-aww-wsqwwp M.qw.Uwvh,M,.,,..m..v,W-M, 1' gh 7,.,. L.x. -wawmm-Q V MW MM-A N-M . 'awww mm r., ww.. 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Mrs. Ethelda Brinker, 5th and 6th Grades Mr. jim Bullard, Science and Driver'sEd. Mr. Al Burgess, Principal, Geography, and Shop Ms. Suzanne Butner, Special Education 5 J Q we f 25 ifisagkgad J V 1 A1 .. . , I M Q, f 5 if iw t X f f E T A W , , :ef 3 efeyeafgef - T . 92 3 K. Mrs. Laurie Calaway, 1st Grade Mr. Keith Garter, Physical Education Mrs. Kathy Grandstaff, Remedial Reading and Math Ms. Linda Hallum, Kindergarten and 4th Grade Mrs. Leslie Heffley ': lV. O Business and English ' ii Mrs. Lesa Hunter ,. Mathematics V, Mr. Denver Johnson, ' English and Social Studies ilg V lldll'f if O lldd ' 4th, 6th, and 7th Grades T 4 y fs Mrs. Maureen Richardson Social Studies and Home Ec. Mrs. Suzanne Smith 3rd Grade Mrs. Sue Taylor Znd Grade ORKING TOGETHER One advantage of a small school is the student- faculty ratio. At Pleasant Grove the ratio is approximately 13 students to 1 teacher. This enables each person to become well-known to others and receive extra help when necessary. In addition to advantages in the classroom, our smaller classes allow us to take many trips-also an lv my . important part of a well-rounded education. Trips this gy year included visits to the State Fair of Oklahoma, the Seminole County Fair, the Truman Exhibit at Seminole Junior College' Fha ECfm0n?iC Outlook Conference at WORKING TOGETHER. Speech Therapist Pam Stewart Oklahoma Baptlst University and many others' works with first grader Michael Parr to help improve Working together the faculty and students at Speaking Skills, Pleasant Grove have learned to take advantage of the I I many educational opportunities Offered not only by This page is sponsored by Mrs. Sue Taylor and Mrs. Kathy . Womack. our school but by the community, county, and state. 6 l I k xx STUDENT COUNCIL-The 1985-86 members are Tracy Fixico, Pres., Karen Cartwright, jr. Rep., Kelly Deatherage, Soph. Rep., Brenda johnson, 8th Rep., Alonzo Cooper, Reporter, Delynn Eddlemon, Senior Rep., Crissy Marshall, Vice-Pres., Steven Choate, U Sec.-Treas.g Brent jones, Fresh. Rep.p and William AATTCNT Shuler, 7th Rep. e on MAKING A POINT. Mrs. Sue Taylor stresses an X important part of the reading assignment as Shad ye Evans, Rhonda Brawdy, Desiree deGuzman, and XX Shelly King listen. JUST LOOKING. Sandy Arbuckle and Royal Crawford enjoy the crafts at the Seminole County Fair. B'- px as I - ...J ' LEANING ON THEIR TRADES, VO- is enrolled in electricity, Alan Johnson, Auto CI-IECK'IN IT OUT! Librarian Jeri Roche has Tech students train in areas of study Mechanics, Curtis Quillin, Welding, Mark to check out books in more ways than one that help them find employment in the Smithee, Electronics, and Richard Harris, to keep the library in order. future. Pictured are Bryan Wilson who Welding. I I.: -rg Ml . A 454' J A ,,.... 1 5. N I cf? f , . w-'I 'J I T Yg,1 2- This page is sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Karlos Quillin. -gyfk' c r I 3'lf,esQ I ?ef: ,fxkx TEA GRK Behind the scenes many people labor diligently to keep the school running on schedule. These industrious workers include the administration and staff. These people give 10096 to insure that the school is run as efficiently as possible. Their support is felt not only during school hours but also at ball games, school dances, and other extra-curricular activities, all of which demonstrate their concern and interest in Pleasant Grove School. All of them go the extra mile to make this school the best place to be. WHAT'S UP?? Principal's secretary, Janis Hood, always looks up even when things are down. This page is sponsored by Mary Burgess and Janis Hood. THE PRINCIPAL OF THE THING. Taking phone calls is just one of Principal Al Burgess's many tasks. M.V.P. The most valuable person at our school is Superintendent l.B. Badgett, SMILIN'-N-FlLIN'. Superintendent's secretary Mary Burgess takes time out from filing for smiling. TREMENDOUS RESPONSIBILITY. Superintendent IB. Badgett, fcenterj and the school board consisting of: Fred Combs, member, J.C. Robbins, member, Debbie Works, president, Kenneth Smithee, clerk, and Sondra Hardin, vice-president work hard to meet the needs of all students, staff, and faculty. ARMED WITH UTENSILS. Cafeteria workers Shirley Deatherage, Carol Votaw, and Wanda Johnson prepare for the onslaught of hungry students. RUNNING IT OPP. Daisy Marshall shows us that running isn't always used for exercise. l I e 5 'YH Pe! 8 5 ,fs X. Y 4 L 'E-'rw Qi, 1 FOOD FOR THOUGHT. Teacher's Aid Kathy Womack prepares the kindergartners' afternoon snacks. MAKING A LIST. Anita Reed, grounds and maintenance employee, keeps count of the students in the lunchroom each day. This page is sponsored by The Cooks. 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Lwfwwgbv -H, A , , wh . , - , ,. .,X,,,.nm: ww z4w,..,Ww 2m,MfWD,4hm,w .W M- .1 -W ., .Q .. . , gk ww- ,wwwbw A ,S-1 H,fwffw-.Aw f K 2 9 2352 'Q 259 5337 wash Www, Jxs2.m.wg5 ,ff AL mmm i Thu page IH sponsored by D B md Sue White. 1 V39 'D N QQ, , 'I fg..i'E,fx zwsgfgivf. wviwmrzhi I Sf - 4, 2 Us N wi' 4 MAKE EVERY MINUTE COUNT!!! Keily Deatherage limited stroll between classes. 5-1 .2 C 3, -fi SJ: 2 x 6-D I 20 '5': Quo .2 9 E .2 U 15 W Q 5 Q. Q 1 .K 1 'E-.2 --: T r: ig! Ji gg ,, X 41-1: ' , , ,,, O53 , , - wa- R Liiii Dfw' . f X xx Q-,M ' lxig. 1 .. v-U V ' A' 's T K A L C itil! 5 V O A f ' EE Q 7. 1 Q I Um This page is Sponsored by jess W. Cray Plumbing. Q X ,f-Q and Linda Stacy take a leisurely but UGG. 35 Christm F MILY TIES Families play a major role in the population of Pleasant Grove School. In the senior class, 100 percent have a relative who has graduated from Pleasant Grove or who is currently attending. Though the percentage in other classes may not be that high, it is still very high in every classroom. The most frequent relationship is brother-sister, but parent-child is also found often. Twenty-five percent of the seniors have parents who attended Pleasant Grove, and some of the seniors have nieces and nephews who are now attending. In addition, several faculty and staff members have children currently attending here. Although everyone does not have a relative going to Pleasant Grove, they can still feel a kinship with their classmates that might not be possible in a larger school. ALL IN THE FAMILY. Daisy Marshall, who has worked at Pleasant Grove 16 years as a teachers' aid, is surrounded by her children: Katie, kindergarten, jesse, freshman, and Crissy, junior. This page is sponsored by Sherman, Billie, and Keith Whitley A FAMILY TRADITION. Brothers jimmy and Billy and sister LaNae have already graduated, but other members of the Choate family carry on the Pleasant Grove tradition. Pictured are ttop rowl Steven, sophomore, Carol, Sth grade, Linda, 7th grade, tbottom rowj David, sth grade, Paul, 3rd grade, and Jason, lst grade. Their brother, Eric, will begin school next year. l - 1 N .Q . H g - N ,,Y. . ' . , xv, . IM. . at - ,I ' iff i 4 fi ' ff : gay . -'E . . 1 . A... Y, , 5 in M' lim i 3 Q w x L Q DUAL ROLES. Mr. Denver johnson teaches his daughter, TRAVELING COMPANIONS. The Dixons, IBIHGS, Alaifla, and Donna, 8th grade English and says, She is a gogd Student-and jason, are transfer students who travel 16 miles round-trip each if she weren't I'd cut her allowance. Donna says simply, It day in Order i0 attend PI9aSar1f GYOVS- could be worse. THEY'RE IN THIS TOGETHER!! Even though transportation A HELPING HAND. Mark and Mike Smithee give their has sometimes been a problem, Monte and Scott Holland have nephew, Branden Welch, a lift to the elementary building. continued to attend Pleasant Grove for 11 years. fax This page is sponsored by Dale Drumright Electric. Life does not end at 3:00. When the last bell rings, school work and assignments are temporarily forgotten as students rush away to take part in a variety of activities. Some have jobs while others enjoy dabbling in the arts of many, more sedate pastimes. For athletes, basketball season is a very busy time. They spend many of their evenings practicing and competing in games. Basketball Guard, DeLynn Eddlemon says that, Adjusting FTER THE to a new team and a new coach has been a difficult but rewarding experience. Several students are involved in sports other than those sponsored by the school. For instance, Kenny Hernandez plays softball on the same co- ed team as his motherp Chad Abney enjoys the wonderful sport of fishingg and Abby Brown plays independent basketball with several students from other schools. Many other students enjoy such sports also. ALRICHT! SCHOOL IS OUT! The students of Pleasant Grove rush out of the building after the last bell rings to signal the end of another school day. OH WHAT RUBBISHE Leandra Reed takes her time cleaning up the trash in the teacher's lounge. She sets aside a small portion of her time after school to help clean the school building. This page is sponsored by joe and Anita Reed. Many students that have jobs don't have time for these kinds of activities. Mark Smithee, who works at Bestyet, goes to work at 4:00 and has barely an hour to get ready. His comment about this is, I wish I could go to work two hours later but the extra hours really come in handy on payday. Maria Stanfill works at Smitty's Coin- Op on Main Street. DeLynn Eddlemon works as a cashier at Wal-Mart. Richard Harris works at Polo's Restaurant. LAST BELL Homework is also a part of each student's activities after school each day. It has to be done but is usually put off until the last minute. When the next day's classes begin some students will still be hurrying to get their homework finished to hand in. When asked why he always puts off his homework, freshman Randy Cook stated, If I do homework, I have nightmares about books chasing me, saying, 'Study me. Study me. ' as 'Q-fn'i9 R, 4 , ,.' fs, ' Eiga.. M .. l KNOW lT'S HERE SOMEWHERE. jason Dixon searches diligently for a paper among the clutter on and around his desk. l'M A T.V. ADDICT. Mark Hallum likes to relax every afternoon after school by watching television. He also likes his cat whose name is Tigger. The cat enjoys Mark's lap and RIDE THE BULL. After the last bell, Randy Cook hurries home to ride his pet bull named Brownie. Randy is a versatile guy and enjoys doing anything but homework which he states, , .. gives me nightmares. l'M WAITING. Amber White waits impatiently for her aunt to come and pick her up after the last bell has rung to signal the end of another school day. attention much more than anything ' besides food. She and Mark are enjoying a Warner Brother's production called ROBIN HOOD WINK. This page is sponsored by Mrs. Kathy Grandstaff and Mrs. Laurie Calaway. I IQIIIIICDHI IIQ 6 KEEPING THEIR GUARD UP. James Dixon, Simon Larney, and Michael Larney spend their weekends training with Army National Guard. TIS THE SEASON TO BE JOLLY. Richard Harris, Alan Johnson, Mary White, Curtis Quillin, Mark Smithee, Abby Brown, and Charlie Coody have a good time decorating the Christmas tree. PUTTING IT T0 USE' Al Gordon CQOPFI Vo'TeCh,in, demonstration on an iron worker to a group of touring Shawnee Mark Smithee works on designing and building students' digital electronic circuits while Richard Harris gives a This page is sponsored by Dawson Pest Control. fr: 'rf s Ie The school year passed and seniors were faced with the challenge of making plans that could affect the rest of their lives. Some had definite ideas and some vague notions, but they all real- ized that the time was at hand to make some decision about what they would like to do with their lives. Several had plans to continue their education. Abby Brown and Charlie Coody hoped to attend Haskell Junior College in Lawrence, Kansas, El- len Dorrough hoped to go to the University of Texas and become a physical therapist, DeLynn Eddlemon wanted, eventually, to become an at- torney after receiving a Juris Doctorate degree from the University of Oklahoma School of Law, after completing college, Maria Stanfill would like to open her own accounting firm. Others hoped to go to work soon after high school graduation. Mark Smithee planned to open a repair shop for consumer electronics in Seminole, and Richard Harris worked toward be- coming a welding technician. Whatever they chose to do, the graduates of THE YEAR OF THE COMETSH were armed with values, determination, and a good educa- tion, all of which will help them find their par- ticular place in the world. Clarice Charlynn Coody N This page is sponsored by Daisy Marshall and DeLynn Eddlemon. is C52 N G E uw N Bryan Don Cully Abilene Lou Brown We-ra. . Et James Lee Dixon M PM in mf 4, 1 e 'ffvu' fa X '11 1 ,va at Ah 'L :wgG'U 34Q'29Qk'x7 if ii 593-wa -547 'Y' 5 -abwm, L M, , -A Ls..f N 0,+ ff' ,QL ' P ' ' .- ,,,1,,-, -W -' - 7. Eggfxl' Xfrdv V M , J. a..-, X A V 5EN1QR CLA55 OFFICERS' Mary White-SeC. gl Treasil Mark SENIOR CLASS FAVORITES: Alan johnson and Maria Stanfill Smithee-Pres., Alan johnson-Vice Pres. Ellen Marie Dorrough Leah DeLynn Eddlemon Vincent Edward Foreman ' 1? -M...--Q? .X . Richard Lee Harris Alan Wade Johnson Curtis Ray Quillin Mark Wesley Smithee Maria Jeanette Stanfill Mary jane white rv Q, 9 3 I 5-4 i F-4 ON THE SPOT. Alonzo Cooper laughs as he is put on the spot during - a discussion. E I ' Z i Z i T l 2 CAUGHT IN THE ACT. Tracy Fixico is caught in the act by Mr. Jim Bullard as she conducts a Student Council meeting. This page is sponsored by State Representative Enoch Kelly Haney. L--.Lt If 'i,k'. A gglii , . A 'liriif I waagwEE'z. .W it as if-was .Q Liszifasezg -A is 'H' F1421 if at ,. f f .,,-. y. :Q K 5 552 Karen Cartwright Jimmy Deatherage Kenny Hernandez Brett Jones Alonzo Cooper Tracy Fixico James Iackson Crissy Marshall Bryan Wilson Z 1 .f,.. Q .Me-.1 V V, , 1 ft -YQEHF' 2 Si f . il Qiii W .,.... N .,... . - --.H f Robert Anderson Steven Choate Timothy Cloud Kelly Deatherage Pete Harjo Terry Harris 4 mg- : ,f vi ew' f Monte Holland Scott Holland Robert johnson Angie Kirkwood Mike Smithee Linda STHCY HEY DUDE. During Twirp Week, Steven Daniel WESIQY Choate dressed for 50's Day and not only Marsha Young looks, but acts, the part of a modern clay Fonzie. SWING THOSE HIPS. Angie Kirkwood tries to keep up her hula-hoop by using a really good swing to the left and right. This page is sponsored by Jim Bullard and Denver Johnson We race horses and we love folks. J' sn ..l,,V BEST FRIENDS. Charlene Cloud and Leslie Jackson show off their Rice Krispy treats which they made in home ec. Randy Cook jason Dixon Alan Dunlap Tyler Eddlemon Scott Foreman jeff Gorsuch Mark Hallum Denise Harris Steven Houck Leslie Jackson Brent Jones Jesse Marshall Belinda Spencer Angela Stanfill John Stark Sean Chalepah Charlene Cloud ' lf L1 tt.. ,. .,,-t , 11 X tt. , '5 K X fa x X Q Sy X X W st 3 emi: X: Q X XXQNQX te X K Xt Q ,zt,,t -e.: 9 -9, gk . ,V., .X NX XX Y MSW ' se was ,.-:aw e c c. S A ?T53'V If 1 . S535 , .' :.'jh XM' fi an ..,. se. X X 7 x N X sa X t X 1 Q x WN it l 5 lX t s N it ,ef .QTIQESE1 ' K i X M XBEZM X- a x This page is sponsored by Ms. Linda Hallum. ' ,.Q,1 ,YQ ,. . ,, a P R t X XV xg X as x ' 2-929 SNACK TIME. Mark Hallum stands next to the candy machine waiting to buy a candy bar. Q .tss ,. :ge .QwsrXXfeXe.,,ggs,Q . . Sak T X St' K V Xe 6. X X X , . X ' X3 as 1 iw I X Q ' Eff ' X 'I .X Q -' , ' gg A s- R , . S335 f ?v S f Nw X fi 1 t s .V . ' it E we v.., ..,.,. ..... 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' Chad Abney Linda Choate Trampas Crawford Tina Foreman Brandi Hopper Aletha Middleton Tommy Morrison Becky Paschal Alice Richards William Shuler Regina Smart Sheila Stargell Beky Stark Iovanna Thompson LaDeana Tiger Belinda Wesley Q is 2 1 if w 2 ' 1- JI' in 1, X ngywgsi B' gg? X .ff , 2 -,W , ,f ., . M , W-,, , ser 1 1 ,.V I ,V, I ,.,,...,f ce a cc e Q xx I Amy Winkcompleck Channon Worcester Tommy Yancey This page is sponsored by Star Rentals. 1 I i .-5 ra W., -5 Y, 1 Elliot Shuler Matt Stark ,Qi N Garland Blocker justin Bowie Casey Crawford Clay Estes 1 Jackie Gamble Toni Harjo Timothy Meyer 1' Clifton Parsons ' any HARD AT WORK. justin Bowie, with his sleeves pushed up, is hard at work on a project for Oklahoma Heritage Week, DOING THE CURLEY. Elliot Shuler shows Toni Harjo how to do what is known today as the Curley . P14 CD CLASS CDFFICERS . r P were K: P35 FRESHMEN. Charlene Cloud-Vice Pres., jesse Marshall-Sec. Sn Treas., and Leslie Jackson-Pres. JUNIORS. Crissy Marshall-Sec. 81 Treas., jimmy Deatherage-Pres., and Karen Cartwright-Vice Pres. .xr , ,A . , 2, M. . Sk ill P S, -. 4 Q '.ee - gx . - ,-Q, K 55 .i,V f. ,Q k,.- N i i 3 P e W-rl we 539'-si,-5 rr N ff Ti? P as ff e Q i 5. err , 'S 'P , .1.. SOPHOMORES. Steven Choate-Vice Pres., Kelly ,, Deatherage-Sec. 8: Treas., and Mike Smithee- Pres. Sn.. EIGHTH. Amy Hardin-Vice Pres., Donna johnson-Pres., and Alaina Dixon-Sec. 8: Treas. SEVENTH. Brandi Hopper-Vice Pres., Tommy Yancey-Sec. 8: Treas., and Linda Choate-Pres. WW, PWD-W CLASS AVCRITES JUNIORS. Crissy Marshall and Kenny Hernandez SOPHOMORES. Kelly Deatherage and Mike Smithee SEVENTH. Regina Smart and Chad Abney. This page is sponsored by Mr. Al Burgess, high school principal. EICHTH. Carol Choate and Daniel Stillwell. Z .gk FRESHMEN Sean Chalepah and Angela Stanflll i 4 i l 4 B2 l f :Mg ff 'fx ' ' 'M' ' VF ff 4 S 'Q ' Q i l f . li ar .ls i - ': v . 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W iii' E S X ,-:. kr .:rr .- . ai ff A llaa,i iyaare-re reileeee P A .gf . 1 iiaai . as PPWW' WORK A5 USUAI.. Though it is Halloween time, Joel Parsons continues to work on his poster for Oklahoma Heritage Week. C-O-N-C-E-N-T-R-A-T-I-O-N. Starla Phillips, Anthony Amaya, Adam Foutz, and Taffney Harjo demonstrate that there is no time for dawdling in Mrs. Brinker's class. This page sponsored by Mrs. Ethelda Brinker and Mr. Randy Parsons. We Love Pleasant Grove School. .. Q fi :sf A f 5 far -' -4: is K .. if 1 1 f 1 Jason Walls jamie Winkcompleck FINISHED AT LAST. Melissa Stargell, Gina Reed, Brandon Deatherage, Combs and Jason Walls take a rest after completing their assignments Valarie Combs Randy Cook Brandon Deatherage Timmy Harrison Gina Reed Tina Reed Melissa Stargell Glen Thomas I-I-4 f Valarie A WINNING PAIR. Brandon Deatherage is all smiles after winning a bear at the county fair. Monica Amaya Sandy Arbuckle Tommie Ann Burden Paul Choate Eric Coley Royal Crawford Sarah deGuzman I-1 Scott Gray X R' l ? Andy Harris Daniel Kessinger Gaylan Parsons jason Reed Billy Hunt ' ' Karen Scott 1 I Ashlee Yancey 5 A' ' ' A E' 9.6 . - 'fit . 2 Z lggiw- .K ,, i ff- f,- V -.,, . s f . f sf' S r 1 C - t N CHEESING. Jason Reed and Royal Crawford take time out to smile real big for the camera. POSING AS YOUNG DOCTORS AND NURSES. The third grade class proudly show their souvenirs from the County Fair. This page is sponsored by MR. AND MRS. GALE PARSONS UMM' .E I Rhonda Brawdy Sonya Burden Desiree deGuzman Shad Evans Tiffany Harris Brent Hopper Cynthia Houck Billy johnson Brandon Johnson James johnson Shelly King Elisha McCoy Angel Phillips Leandra Reed Dava Whitley jamie Whitley '45 Wwe .. ,. . 4:5 . LEARNING IS FUN Leandra Reed looks as if she enjoys her DREAMIN', Angel Phillips makes a day go by fast classroom activities while she daydreams in class. Kolisha Allen Michael Andrews Dawn Burden Jason Choate 1 ' H -HNWMQV' ,. , , l,,.. cya A ' f , I U Kristy Emmons Michael Fillpot l.aChrisa Gamble Mike Gamble A , 1 was L, , ,g , H H 'mfg , 1 m vw' .,.-4. . , 6, - M if 55' 4,1 H sa ,, ' Russell Johnson Brock McCoy Jason Phillips Jeremy Ridge Tyler Sharber Branden Welch Crystal Wolf BLOW HARD! Kristy Emmons and Tyler Sharber try their hardest to blow a bubble while Brock McCoy anxiously awaits his turn. ai 4? ,E rzfwggtg ,M Aff , M 15 rf SEE WHAT I MADE' Michael Fillpot proudly shows a duck he made from rocks My s J Qi t Lis s R.. iff! eg 5 hi! 2 .Xa 1 'fe 4, , 3 2 27 'n vw -3,. -' if T 3: - 'wr lic: EL ,., . ,, . Q ,F 1 U- ff' 1 X . J! en 17331 i ,T ix ' -Mr' 1 , , Y 3 l 'R .NL ... , Nrx 1 r -1 'Q L ,fe- s,,-1 1 5 X , 1 , Ann Works Angela Yancey PAUSE POR REPRESHMENT. Leslie Joshua enjoys a drink during recess while Ann Works and Aaron McCoy wait their turn. Phillip Arbuckle Rene Bowie Shelley Brown Rowena Crawford Mark Emmons Shauna Fisher Donnie Gray Culv jones Leslie joshua Lesley Kennedy Katie Marshall Aaron McCoy Nickie McCoy Cha-Chi-O Pipest Amber White em Heather Winkcompleck Ll-I I-I-I P-4 STORY TIME. Early in the year, Katie Marshall and Donnie Gray practice their newly-developed reading skills. . . , TT fwif f0zifa1l2,ihQfg k1ai3Q11xag MSPQrfS-fan s 2f ' Vil fseni6ri 5f3I't9f5: fronifhef Y YQf4A f65ffufn'ffihieiff, eye? fQiRfaf1i f1h2i S3U3g5 4 i 3Pf95IfE5?PQI1S f122 ffif?11f1iS'0f l Niiyietiifreifigi thehtimje fqfgg f Plegsaxiis zC5I6vf2f2 Eahsffiaf tiifi1 't?PiExr ' ? 'Ey92SS x6i3i2afdiifhe P G HgS,Qg 4 W K: .,fV I .. l Bbfh iperiffd fhQir SeaSQrs A Uiwf fir1Q 1fli1S f65d 0f'hNdvihgfEf 1 f !fThe gbOyS H129 had gglapggpgggffqdzaggayiafiiey Kfiflfiiariir bSsama , bas? bal1 gQhqi1a1ng5g, f6gianifgs Y jg SQiritEfffiv1fl?i 6fff1ii11S15f4i11IE ?E111f-ffgsf tH3f P2i1ii fCIiiB si5brtiiig tl5ieir I'2fI?HEjg feiHin5?d ri? fh5f fhxSyyefif, W4i A f E 3 E - Q EA , N wb ,fig ,SQQ so 5 4- 12 , 5 v .' h 2 k . Mg, ' 13,1-H gg i gg X, x,zflx9 'b flgA ff - Q ' if 64.0, I :if 5 5? 9315 if fu- , if Q Qjffh? '59 ign 1. I mf 2 !..: ' H -Q.. 49 ,gy 2 A I v H . ,975 Q E gi , 'g,,cf4X7.KFx?S9 This page is sponsored by Central Vending Company. C? xc 'gsgi IJ, 1985-86 CHEERLEADERS. rap Row: Linda Choate. Middle Row Amy Hardin and Donna Iohnson. Bottom Row: Carol Choate and Angie Kirkwood. This page is sponsored by Roger and Patricia Kirkwood. O .. S' 32 ' 362 :Ji is C Ou 3256 Q3 cm 4.2 3? 3.1 O M-if 'co 2-E H5 M-is Q6 U-5 sal i' EE UPQ' ESE -lu, r E322 D-mf' I-Ili? 1? C1219 PLANNING HER STRATEGY. Melissa Stargell decides what she's going to do when Strothers gets the ball. This page is sponsored by Joe and Anita Reed. THIRD AND FOURTH GRADE GIRLS. Back Row: Coach Keith Carter. Middle'Row: Tina Reed, Sandy Arbuckle, Melissa Stargell, Ashlee Yancey, Valarie Combs, and Sarah deGuzman. Front Row: Royal Crawford, jamie Winkcompleck, Karen Scott, Monica Amaya, Gina Reed. REACHING FOR THE SKY. Jason Walls jumps center during the tip off at the beginning of the game. I STAY AWAY. Eric Coley looks worried while battling for the ball when an opponent approaches. THIRD AND FOURTH GRADE BOYS. Back Row: Coach Keith Carter. Middle Row: Randy Cook, Glen Thomas, Brandon Deatherage, Timmy Harrison, and Jason Walls. Front Row: Andy Harris, jason Reed, Gaylan Parsons, Eric Coley, Paul Choate, Scott Gray, Billy Hunt, and Daniel Kessinger. ,cs W. 49,2 n is 1 v 4 l tri? VJ V ef ' x X U N RIP THE NET FOR TWO. Anthony Amaya 335 makes two points against Calvin while Matt Stark 325 looks on. WORKING THEIR WAY IN. Anthony Amaya 435, Matt Stark 325, and Scott Works 323 hustle for the rebound. FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE BOYS. Back Row: David Choate, Joel Parsons, Shane Harris, Ray Bowie, Timothy Meyer, - Anthony Amaya, Matt Stark, and Coach Keith Carter. Front Row: jackie Gamble, Elliot Shuler, Clifton Parsons, Adam Poutz, Clay Estes, Scott Works, gif' and Shane Richardson. H 6T 8a H 5T I Quo.-xg' . ' iq if , grief... Q . . I. 1,355 5 .1 Vkk , : gb . , 'ge V qt? , Q Q , nf k Q., .EJ KN ij U ' 5, if ix . 2 . 1' 1 rf I - ' J 1 33' - .' I4 , ' . pai-f:5E,,VQ , iff , ' - .. sw53cfegag,, S fi ' I - ,'.. 1- . -- -.2 ',.1,'.- '- V , ,,. .-:- I , ' 4Lf'f' A Q 'L f 'ff , ff' w p tw. M' -u' -F ras... ,, , W I Q. J . ,A 5 i..t HM: . in . Z Eff -i n f i - - 4 I ' . ' ' 1' - ' ., ...JUQVLAIK .' .ji 5- -. ,ASM- 3 , .,:-in ff 1-5,1 57, Afx i ,-jf,.l,35gk-Mya: 4, bake' 5, , .N - 'J Q-nur .. ,frm ,sc 2 ,.,..jf'g:1 A' 2 .. . S f- . - '-A ' - ' ' 4 i nf' 2. a'2J1?g'.s1Bk.,a1iAmzmsra W.Wi,rwr4v .Pg STAYING ACTIVE. While not playing basketball the 5th Sz: 6th graders play football during their gym hour to keep in shape. nfl This page is sponsored by Jim and Debbie Works. .LL 191-I .LQ I H SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS. Back Row: Coach Keith Carter, Carol Choate, Donna johnson, Amy Hardin, Sheila Stargell, and Channon Worchester. Front Row: Brandi Hopper, Amy 2 Winkcompleck, Belinda Wesley, gl 'S 5 5 Regina Smart, and Linda f l 5 Q Choate- gf. rif t --' i HERE I COME. Sheila Stargell prepares to take the ball in for a shot. TRY AND TAKE IT. Carol We-H-5--M-N-........,,,,,, Choate dribbles the ball out of ., reach of the opponent. Aw ,, , M.. . 1 LETS GO! The girls huddle for a quick pep talk among I themselves before the game is to begin. mmf dj' CQ X, Q. Nw ' ON THE LINE. Linda Choate readies 5 herself for a free throw. This page is sponsored by Sondra and Melvin Hardin. 5 1 F l ai ll V lf' T , fs , w. 4 N J Q 'Q .Q tiff' tif 1' 'M A li ,, , , ,Ir 4 H3 X .. t ' K 3 JUMP BALL. Tommy Yancey jumps center to get the game started. TAKE IT DOWN. Daniel Stillwell dribbles the ball down the court and William Shuler prepares for a play. TIME CUT. Coach Carter calls time out to give his boys a few pointers. A -if 5...-we , : Ah-fa-K., ,Pm T 'K'r f t fix at JUMP! Tommy Yancey pulls up for a jump shot in the first half of the Calvin game. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE BOYS. Back Row: Tommy Yancey, jerry Cook, Coach Keith Carter, William Shuler, and Chad Abney. Front Row: Daniel Stillwell. This page is sponsored by Mary Lynn Eddlemon and Steve and Evelyn Stevens. +1 U3 l P14 l U3 FIGHT FOR IT! Crowded between two New Lima players Leslie jackson grabs a rebound This page is sponsored by Betty Fixico. gf! 'fo PERFECT FORM. Kelly Deatherage puts up a nice jump shot over the head of her opponent OVER AND ABOVE. Kelly Deatherage stretches above the opposing player in an effort to avoid fouling. Q.-ff' ' AI! BM in 3 55? 556 HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS. Back row: Coach Keith Carter, Leslie jackson, Maria Stanfill, and Delynn Eddlemon. Front Row: Crissy Marshall, Charlene Cloud, Belinda Spencer, Denise Harris, and Tracy Fixico. KEEPING IT TO HERSELF. Kelly Deatherage holds the ball possessively during a practice session. 5 W .4 .. 2 1. . X 'hgh 4. .-. 5 BREATHTAKING MOMENT. Crissy Marshall and Denise Harris concentrate intensely while waiting for a rebound. 'Ss'L'r.1.g. f:.s K- . Z L . 5 -- 4 This page is sponsored by Mattie Norman and Rita jackson. I 1 M Q-alta, A I GOOD MOVE. Charlene Cloud successfully struggles for a rebound against stiff opposition. AIM POR THE BEST. Junior Tracy Fixico makes two points in a game against New Lima in the Little River Conference Tournament. Lv r-4 U3 BElNC, AGRES5-lYE! jimmy Deatherage shows that he is forceful when he recovers the hall against a Strothers player. TEN':E AND READY Alonzo Cooper is poised and waiting to grab the hall when the moment is right. MAKING THE MOVE. Sophomore Steven Choate pivots and prepares to clrilvhle toward the goal. ale-2 lil J wif rv qi J, fill? E This page is sponsored by Kelly R. Drapeau 1 SU We BODY LANGUAGE. Using special moves, junior james jackson comes away with the rebound. EVEN MATCH. Kenny Hernandez equals the jump of a Strothers player but Can't get hold of the ball. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS. Back Row: john Coker, Brett jones, jimmy Deatherage, James Jackson, Terry Harris, Daniel Wesley, Brent jones, and Coach Keith Carter. Front Row: jesse Marshall, This page is sponsored by Coach Keith Carter. Robert Anderson, Steven Choate, Kenny Hernandez Tyler Eddlemon, Randy Cook, Mark Hallum, and Alonzo Cooper. ti its eel THE QUEEN AND HER COURT. Maria Stanfill sits among royalty following the homecoming ceremony in which she was crowned. THE ROYAL CROWNBEARER AND FLOWER GIRL. The crownbearer is Mark Emmons, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bobby McDaniel, the flower girl is Lesley Kennedy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ricky Kennedy. This page is sponsored by William W. Choate, Attorney. rf X N November 22 designated the Friday of the 1986 Basketball Homecoming. Several activi- ties helped mark the day as special. Dress Up Day was sponsored by the Student Council and the winners, Jesse Marshall, Donna John- son, Karen Scott, and Shad Evans, were all given prizes. Although winners were chosen, it was a hard decision for the judges because everyone was so dressed up. The Homecoming Ceremony began at 6:15 P.M. before the girls' game against Mason which began at 7:00 P.M. Everyone included in the procession was excited as they waited impatiently for the music to start signalling the beginning of a memorable evening. The King, Kenny Hernandez, and the Queen, Maria Stanfill, were all smiles after being chosen by their fellow teammates. After the crowning came the kiss - the mo- ment which everyone is always waiting for, to the embarrassment of the King and Queen. At the end of the ceremony the floor was cleared in preparation for the beginning of the girls' game. This designated the end of the home- coming ceremonies for 1986. Although the ceremony didn't last forever, the memories ' will. wi SAY CHEESE. After the homecoming ceremonies are completed, MAID OF HONOR. Tracy Fixico, daughter of Mrs. Annie Maria Stanfill poses patiently when the photographer asks her to Fixico, is escorted by Alonzo Cooper, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil remain in the chair. Cooper. JUNIOR ATTENDANT. Crissy Marshall, daughter of Mr. and SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT. Kelly Deatherage, daughter of Mrs. Chris Marshall, is escorted by jimmy Deatherage, son of Ms. Anna Ruth Deatherage, is escorted by Robert Anderson, son Mr. and Mrs. jimmy Deatherage. of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Anderson. This page is sponsored by Weems' Chiropractic. Qf f, ERESHMAN ATTENDANT. Leslie jackson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim jackson, is escorted by john Coker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Coker. CANDLELIGHTERS. Charlene Cloud, daughter of Ina Mae Cloud and Tyler Eddlemon, son of Mary Lynn Eddlemon. THE 1986 HOMECOMING KING AND QUEEN. Maria Stanfill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. john Stanfill, is escorted by Kenny Hernandez, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hernandez. . ...y M ae.. . K' Y 'V9n1Vf 's 5 ful K . .umfw V V 'v'eQll'f'k2?f, Z 'GUM 7139, f Uvwrr---w In Qi sa, 1 1 3 , GETTING THE DECORATIONS UP IN THE GYM. Top: Kelly Deatheragep Middle: Crissy Marshallg Bottom: Charlene Cloud and Leslie jackson take a break to goof while decorating the gym for homecoming. This page is sponsored by Mrs. Lesa Hunter and Mrs. Maureen Richardson. S . 'Y 5 1 ll Q . si, JK? h p is - . U ff Q ' el e- 'Q f it r . t 3 5 7.35 -1. i n E :Q F Q a ' ' ' 3 vm A Qij i l it : ,Q . ' , . V1 f ALL DRhb5ED UP. Karen sr-an VWWL T Q I f T 5 smiles .rfter receiving tl prize from l 2 E Mrs. Richardson for being the i I .1 -use best dressed in the elementary di- gow- 310 :QSC 022.2 FJ -LZ :ri Q50 UC E393 moo Im' Ce? 'cms 94 9:25 -fmt.. 'O omg- O75 301,15 ' c '92 iff: .gpg mfg DC QT E- E 2. fl-2 STE Y 2 .3 Q. it . it ,Q ss vision of the Dress Up Day con- ICSI. Ft X if w Q W. Q. .M EVERYBODYS IN ON IT. Mrs. Heffley Up Day by wearing their nice clothes to and Mrs. Richardson participate in Dress school to show their school spirit. This page is sponsored by Mr. j.C. Robbins, IN THE LIMELIGHT, jesse Marshall stantls in the limelight after being chosen as .i winner in the Dress Up Day contest. The yearbook staff spent many hours on the book, but there are many others who have contributed to make this book the best ever. So, to all the faculty and to all who purchased books, Thank You. The staff would also like to thank Louanne Trueblood, our jos- ten's Yearbook representative who has always been pleasant, prompt, and helpful when we needed ad- vicep and finally, a word of appre- ciation to Grace Christian Academy for the use of their 1985 yearbook? THE YEARBOOK STAFF .. . .e, wzsgg- .iQ,g,,Vg,5. ,- i ' f?Y 4 f4 L, f A 'W A i X I ,, , , W4 4? ' 'V , ' Elm! 'fx H 2 551a2y W VSWQSSS gfikffi B- -9-if A112535 145,- 5 AQ? A ' H A F ai- g-lp' ' 255 , ,lil '59 Af fy-'I7fA' Yi Sw ' . Qsg FILIJER UP.mAfter school Scott Foreman restocks the vending machine with Coke, one of A our yearly advertisers. ' K . . , s 5 . HE E.. .g-'ani N 333 Q55 wg f uaemm .QF-35 I1 gugi T532 'Eg 25612 e 5-as .10 K 0 Qu 0 egg ri'-'E 5'-9, o-M - E35 2:22 e M21 ' e U1-5 This page is sponsored by Liberty Loans. PARTS FOR AUTO TRUCK TRACTOR - FIRST FEDERAL GREGORY SAVINGS AUTO PARTS INC PHONE 382 4127 100 E tO and Loan Assoc1at1on of Sem1nole l Olcl h 74868 PO B 1 26 2.29 North Second 8 Seminole OK 74868 gl M 405 382. 0690 C2625 -1 SHAWNEE BOTTLING COMPANY of Shawnee Oklahoma 1301 NORTH KENNEDY P O BOX 1207 SHAWNEE OKLAHOMA 74801 6 B y S CAR WASH Good Luck Seniors 18 St St t From The Sp y w th U H h d d S YEARBOOK STAFF GOOD LUCK COMET SENIORSUV , . - as ak Semino e, a oma . . ox 2 Alvin Gre ory ' I Owner Visa aster - - Charge welcome - O , 1 A I Hall's - a elf Service OO ate ree Come ra i S.. We ave the new pre-soak tire cleaner an e reaser! 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HEAT TR -XNSFI-.RS EIL 6 mug EMA 24 aaz svoo SERVICE 400 STATE ST Nxght Phone 382 8167 INSURANCE CLAIMS WELCOK D Sz B TRUCKS INC 1101 North Mllt Ph1II1p:- Ave Phone 405 382 1917 Semmole Oklahoma 74868 Doyle NIX 405 382 zfu INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER DEALER Good Luck Srs Ui! Ga., .7nc. 719 State St Semmole, OK 74868 382 2010 SHAWNEE OFFICE SYSTEMS INC 324 W MacArthur Shawnee Okla 74801 AII of the needs for the Ofhce of the 80 5 al' Ulell! AI'l5f 540 Strother P O Box 1706 Semlnole Oklahoma 74868 I-1051382 110 Bu ll'lC 44055 38 4134 Home Don C111 Owner UE PHONE 4051382 3456 Qweanmgen FUNERAL HOME Gene 8: Bob 100 W STROTHERS Swearmgen O SEMINOLE OK 74866 wners Gusher Inn 2323 State Street Sernmole, OK 74868 ls -1-'-E. mga lu 4 I 0 mum ' x A f I-X N ' u, , on 5 in? ' Daw- 1 5' - IZATV . x . J' z CZ - - -. , I I . ' f . I ', , I 1 ' . . S I I I I YK'-f I LTI.-' V ,J ,I he ' S'-' f.. A lklullom 1 . - . j9 A . j . l ' 'I V 5 1 - H 1 ' ' ,I I I - ..-2 S' as ,I - 2- 1 ' ' . , , Q ' - - A- 0 Ill: . 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' RODS TUBING I SWABBINC BAILING . A . CLEAN OUT dz DEEPENINC, IF NO ANSWER CALL .382 2563 382 1721 382 3837 SEMINO LE MACHINE Old Hwy 99 'I X MI S Somlnole WE SPECIALIZE IN I gGRp OIIFI IdR p I W hl Sh pWrk 382 0444 TRUCKS INC 211 HQUR SERVICE 85 I 382 1405 TRANSPORTS 'I PR , . f :L Fl -1- 3 al I ,, , il V 4 a WW ' i 62, I , 1 ' P , , Q- ' l pl 'ff' , ffm I - W x X 1 42' n-g I 4 45 I , A , . I 7 I xi Q A X if 45' ' l ,I l i K 'i n' ee se ou 1 ' , jj X 3 2 y ore e rim wentu 5 , ' X -X 1 fore e ies u Aim' S I , . 1 Q 2 A g- iu. .na ams, we can figure out any problem. Ai 3 it i Tal ' ' l l We ave plumbing, electrical, toys, ' ' 5' - - 0 ' ' arclenin , sportin oods, and houseware . s 3 s s I Adams Hardware 43 . ain St. ' Semino e, O - one - - 1 Drlve Shu! Manulaclurln e alr . e e ar ork G IMac no o o 12 . 1 ' E A r ix T'xi I Y 'v-'X , z A -.,, , -:.-: .... .. 1 Vi I S-A , '1 1 + A say I I f A ,I - 1 AC OIL I CRUDE OIL FRAC TANKS HEAVY IIAULINC1 DAY OR NIGI-IT MELVIN I-IARDIN TRUCK AND DOZER SERVICE COMPLETE OILPIELD I-IAULING SERVICE RT 1 BOX 197 SEMINOLE OKLAHOMA 74868 382 2.907 OIL WELL SERVICE ROUSTABOUT SERVICE RODS TUBING BAILING X ERANKS M st Sz De ck Equ pme t 382. 4680 OUR EQUIPMENT IS 2 WAY RADIO EQUIPPED N' 510 HARVEY RD SEMINOLE . 3 I QI L nag z b ' I I 1 1 0 . - a rr1 1 n fy gf? Q I I ' Q gi I f Q I ' I w - Q Y I +4 I ' Ag . W' ETi:RIToRY SAVINGS 1907 North Mrlt Ph1l11ps P O Box 1907 44055 382 1907 Sermnole Oklahoma 74869 Comphments of Quall s Stud1o 44059 567 3053 PO BX 584 Prague OK 74864 h th f 1986 I I We are proud to have been the photograp er for e P.G. Senior Class o THE YE R OP THE COMETS - Our school year arrived with a big bang. Kids came to school ready to see what their friends had done over the summer vaca- tion, and seniors prepared to make their last year the best. Principal Al Burgess set a seri- ous tone the first day of school when he announced NO TO- BACCO on school grounds ef- fective November 1, 1985. House Bill 531103 passed on April 12, 1985 prohibited any use of to- bacco on school grounds, at school events, etc. Along with all the other ex- citement, two new teachers ar- rived at our fine school. Mrs. Lesa Hunter, our new math teacher, made a favorable im- pression in her maroon Cor- vette. Mr. Keith Carter, our new athletics coach, brought great credentials having just taken an American Legion baseball team to the state tournament during the summer. He brought this knowledge and interest in base- ball to our school and set to work rebuilding our baseball program. Activities filled with fun for everyone were a big part of the year's agenda. Student Council had Twirp Week, and the cheer- leaders worked hard on the bake sale and car wash to raise money for their new uniforms. Every- one joined in the fun at the state fair, and school assemblies were always fun. For the Yearbook Staff, the year was filled with a lot of hard work. We would like to thank everyone who helped us com- plete the book-especially the teachers who allowed students out of class to have pictures tak- en. All of you helped us to make a permanent record of THE YEAR OF THE COMETSN. CONCLUSIO ti.. LET ME SEE. Donna Johnson, Amy Hardin, and Maria Stanfill prepare for the cheerleaders' garage sale. OH BOY, I'M TIRED! Tommy Yancey and Chad Abney run out of energy at the State Fair. JOURNEYING INTO SPACE. Denise Har- ris and Alan Dunlap join in the fun on Punk Day. 2 .h 2- . f +- 'S' xl ' i r f ips' 1 ff'1 1 IV Q 'N iii , T . Q 9 i , .., , f , , 11 E E I Y , C Q5 ,nn as Ji 1 , f , , ' 5 I . , g ii' if J P K ,, ft K Q We sl A I A r . . 5 J wal Rf rw' P if . . 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