Purcell High School - Dragon Yearbook (Purcell, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1972 volume:

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A 'BONEYH 1972 Dragon Dedicated to Mr. Lero Boney Matthews We, the journalism staff of 1972, proudly dedicate the 1972 DRAGON to Mr. Leroy Boney Matthews, Known by all as Boney , he has always shown a true concern for all students. Having taught at P. H. S. for 27 years, and through the years having coached every sport, all students have grown to love and respect Boney for being the person he is to all. Thank you, Boney, for all the many ways you have brought pride to us and for just being you. A warm smile, cheerful voice-that's Boney. QA' XMI QU! 8:30 the bell rings . . . students are promptly sitting in their desks . . . the normal hum-drum of the school day now begins . . . upperclassmen now settle down to catch up on their sleep seventh graders run around still wondering where to go . . . 5 2 .1 avl - ' 'U Z 1 1 ,- r 'iw Rice says Good Morning. May I have your attention--bla, bla, bla . . . . . . meetings here, there, who cares? Cindy and Roni missing from class again . . . who knows how many more . . . a surface view of a typical student body on a typical day in our typical school . . . i xi ON J . To succeed . . . Popularity, an officer in this organization a queen for that, to win . . . To be number ONE in all you do . . competition . . . kind of runs our lives if we heed to it . . . .r 'M lf' Y I Qui-'?:' 531, Xa fbi lik is iii . ' WS' .4 ' 'vi- .5 l 'J Q Q f Ni ' - s iw T-1-ix Q-fr Qsf+?f?5 '?.f'1?f'5x:Q5, ' Q Gs ., 'Qu -X 3' 5, Z k Q . 1 o J ,. : is Q , 4 s 5 1 2 1 I s x X x E xg z . E 'VW-1-M Mi ,V M .WJ i: r , VJ lk -ni' fl' ,f 9 Life . . . some call it a game . . . truth . . . beauty love. . . they see it not, only a game for those Willing to go along . . . in the eyes of all it is seen differently . . . what the difference? It is here . . . to shun . . . to make the most of . . . you could say it's kind of like the ocean, a lot of ups and downs . . . don't shy from life take it all in, for tomorrow brings something new . . . today is here now only, tomorrow is waiting but don't rush it . . . live each day for what it's worth . . x ,, X it-.g 4 55 P, X People . . . some laugh. . . some cry . . . some sing . . . some mock . criticize . . . some love . some hate . . . some win . . , . some go through life so hurriedly they never stop to live . . . Someday. . . Somewhere . . Somehow . . . Someway . . . We'll all see and know why and how things happen . . . but first to reach out to someone--to communicate is the beginning of understanding . . 1 X I SOII16 jx if r.:,, vN,, 12, oo 7 51.1 s Q fu ' 1. . A .rf , 1 , . 9 2? Q 2, 1 A . K . - I s, if f ' f fra .fpgw fd r V But in some a fear is growing . . . what tomorrow? . . . we go through junior high . . . senior . . . graduation . . . what next? 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Aiding in this year 's graduation were the senior class sponsors: Mrs. Winnie Wigley, Coach Bob Holladay, and Mrs. Fredda Davis. Q 14 - l...1 1, '52 9 I '- , aah 12- 45 ,foo ' J V iq n 5 ,,,f I 5 'ff nov? ,. I ' -' f., . 'f R -S . J JT' 3 ,V ' 'O if P , . gr , ,-, A Q jqxtff g, mf - fl ,Q 7 ' L .khk K ,L 1-2 W In xx It 42 5 A 3' 'I if I if m',NV A LVAV ,'LLi:,, 5 f fig',w I . jg 1i.l If .ag Y f I w ,,,,m gi'SI3'f1CI'I ng I Seniors MARY FRANK VIC RICE A b ' I 2 I I PAM HARLAN 84 DAVID BALLARD Best Looking Most Popular ERRY BRUCE RPHY Ils, ' 'I If-fi, A Most Likely to Succeed MARTHA YOUNC. 84 VIC RICE Best Dressed ABBY WARNER TOM C-UTT Wittiest Most Talented KERRIE MUDD 84 DAVID IACOBS NANCY SMITH 84 BUDDY PAYNE I6 KM, , S ,,,,,, ,,.. aw., ai, i .Uv ,. L 1 ' J 'ig-f f' 83: 1 fl. . ga, La Q 1 ' V f W 'JS dll in xx wi -A-1: Q, Wan r61oQ9?i'mef Fndscyw N E V wif-S's-ala Fe r61 i. ,ff l . A 'A ' A 54. L A ,' A V MI Nix Html , . .I EU 451, ' if ! ai . 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Buddy Payne III Teresa Lynn Payne 23 . ,f Dave Rountree Michael Andrew Schneider 490 i 'iss ,xt , . ...gn Seniors Victor Lamont Rice Tijuana Rinehart 24 XS 'X A Clarence Scott Mary Ann Shea Seniors Deborah jo Skaggs Donald' Lynn Smith Teresa Gayle Smith Gail Freeze Snow X Kathy Smith Nancy Ann Smith ...-af' 7' 2.1, 25 Peggy Underwood Abby Gwen Warner Seniors Jimmy Dean Stokes Daniel Lee Tucker ft' 5 we QM, K rl ' A 2' if A Pamela Fern Williams Marty Woodrow Martha jane Young james Zuech ,ii W If Above pictured are Kerrie Mudd, Nancy Smith, David Ballard, and Mike Feroli, senior football royalty personel. Kerrie was heard as saying, Oh, David, you shouldn't have said that! Here we have two of our most outstanding seniors: David Jacobs ' and Charles Gray. Seniors not pictured: Billy Ray Farrow and Dowl Lawson Ace reporter, Bruce Murphy, aided by David Ballard, Billy Farrow, and Melvin Paulk, reporters in training, get the scoop on Purce11's action. We are great! We are true! We're the Seniors of 72 . SALLY ABBOTT. . .FHA 2 years, Librarian 1 year, Counselor's office 1 yr5 Jr. High Office 1 yr.5 Pep Club 1 yr.5 Outstanding Pep Club Member of The Year. DAVID BALLARD. . .Football 4 yrs. 5 Delegate to Boys State 19715 Sr. Class Vice President5 1972 Football King5 Freshmen Class Sec-Treas.5 Sr. Personality--Best Looking5 National Honor Society 1 yr.5 Lettermens Club 3 yrs.5 Track 1 yr. WAYLAND BARBOUR. . .Football 4 yrs5 Track 2 yrs5 Basketball 2 yrs5 Baseball 1 yr5 Golf 1 yr. 5 All District Honorable Mention5 Let- terman Club 3 yrs. 5 Sr. Personali- ty--Biggest F1irt5 Outstanding Golf Player. CHARLOTTE BROYLES. . . National Honor Society 4 yrs5 Pep Club 1 yr. DALE CHAMBERS. . .Office 2 yrs5 Library 1 yr5 Spanish Club 1 yr. 5 Drama Club 1 yr. 5 Vocal Music 3 yrs. 5 Quartet 2 yrs. 5 Choir Vice Pres. 1 yr5 F.F.A. 1 yr. DEBBIE coNLEY. . .F.H.A. 1 W5 Library 1 yr. JIM DUGGINS. . .Basketball Manager. MARRY DUMAS . . .Pep Club 1 yr. 5 Library 1 yr.5 Vocal Music 2 yrs. BILLY RAY FARROW. . .F.F.A. 3 yrs5 Art Club 2 yrs. MlKE FEROLI. . . Football 4 yrs. 5 Basketball 4 yrs.5 Track 1 yr. Baseball 2 yrs.5 Soph. Class Pres.5 National Honor Society Pres.5 Letterman Club Pres.5 Vice Pres. Spanish Club5 Secretary Spanish Club5 Letterman Club Vice Pres.5 Letterman Club 2 yrs. 5 Spanish Club 2 yrs.5 National Honor Soci- ety 4 yrs. 5 State Honor Society 4 yrs. 5 Student Council 2 yrs.5 Co- Captain Football Sr. yr.5 Co- Captain Basketball Sr. Yr.5 All- District Football, All Conference Basketball, 1971 Boy State Dele- gate5 Sr. Personality--Most Athletic5 1972 Basketball King5 Escort for Sr. Football Queen Attendant5 Mr. School Spirit5 Most Outstanding Athlete Award5 Outstanding Baseball Player5 Al- ternate All-State Baseball. MARY FRANK. . .Office 2 yrs5 National Honor Society 4 yrs.5 National Honor Society Sec-Treas. State Honor Society 2 yrs. 5 Pep Club 4 yrs. 5 Cheerleader 5 yrs. 5 Head Cheerleader 3 yrs.5 Fresh. Class Pres.5 Jr. Class Sec-Treas.5 1971 Girl State Delegate, FHA 4 yrs. 5 Annual Princess Freshmen yr. 5 Football Attendant soph yr.5 Bas- ketball Attendant Sr. yr. 5 Student Council 2 yrs5 Band 1 yr. 5 Spanish Club 1 yr.5 Spanish Club Reporter5 Speech Club 1 yr.5 Annual Staff 1 yr. 5 Newspaper Staff 1 yr.5 1972 Miss School Spirit5 Editor of the Sr. High Division5 Outstanding Senior Girl. DEBORAH GARVIN. . .National Honor Society 4 yrs.5 Character Chairman5 Okla. State Honor Soc. 4 yrs5 Pep Club 4 yrs. 5 Represent- ative 2 yrs.5 Speech Club 1 yr. 5 FHA 4 yrs.5 Soph. Class Reporter5 Honor Graduate5 Journalism 1 yr.5 Newspaper Editor5 Student Council Rep. 1 yr.5 Vocal Music 1 yr.5 Who's Who Among American High School Students5 Sr. Personality-- Most Intellectual. CHARIES GRAY . . .FFA 3 yrs.5 Band 4 yrs.5 Track 1 Semester5 Stage Band 3 yrs.5 Ensemble 1 yr.5 FHA Beau5 Band King. TOM GUTT. . .Football 4 yrs. 5 All District Honorable Mention5 Basketball 1 yr. 5 Baseball 1 yr. 5 Golf Team 1 yr.5 Band 1 yr.5 Senior Class Pres.5 Student Coun- cil 1 yr.5 Sr. Personality--Best Dressed5 Track 2 yrs.5 Lettermens Club 2 yrs. PAM HARLAN. . . Freshmen Class Reporter5 Student Council 5 yrs.5 Sec-Treas Soph. Yr.5 Outstanding S.C. Member Fresh. Yr. 5 Pep Club 4 yrs. 5 Parliamentarian Jr. Yr. 5 Vice-Pres. Sr. Yr.5 Pres. Sr. Yr. 5 Band 4 yrs. 5 Twirler 2 yrs. Band Reporter Soph. Yr. 5 Speech Club 1 yr.5 National Honor Soci- ety 3 yrs. 5 Okla. Senate Page Soph yr.5 Newspaper Staff 1 yr. 5 Yearbook Staff 1 yr.5 Yearbook Editor5 Annual Princess 8th5 Foot- ball Queen Attendant Soph. 5 FFA Sweetheart Sr. Yr.5 Sr. Personality Best Looking. DONNA HOWARD. . .Student Council 1 yr.5 Sec-Treas. Senior Class5 1972 Basketball Queen5 Pep Club 1 yr. 5 FHA 4 yrs.5 Annual Staff 1 yr.5 Editor of Jr. High Organizations5 Newspaper Staff 1 yr.5 Choir 2 yrs. 5 National Honor Society 1 yr. 5 Sr. Personality-- Best Personality. JIM HUDSON. . .Escort for Soph Football Que en Attendant5 Escort for Soph. Basketball Queen Attendant5 Football 4 yrs. 5 Basket- 28 ball 4 yrs. 5 Track 4 yrs. 5 Student Council 2 yrs.5 Student Council Reporterg Junior Class Treas.5 Alternate to Boy State5 All District Football5 Honorable Mention Bas- ketball5 Captain of Football Team5 Letterman Club5 Shop 2 yrs. 5 Winner of the Prettiest Legs Contest. JOHN HUDSON. . DAVID JACOBS . . .Star Green- hand in Ag. Award5 Annual King 19725 Band 4 yrs.5 Jr. Class Vice- Pres.5 Sr. Personality-- Wittiest. GARY JOHNSON. . . Football 4 yrs. 5 All-District5 Basketball 4 yrs. 5 All-Conference5 Track 1 yr.5 National Honor Society 4 yrs.5 State Honor Soc. 4 yrs5 FFA 2 yrs.5 1971 Boy State Delegate5 Student Council 1 yr.5 Letterman Club 3 yrs. Spanish Club 2 yrs5 President Sr. Yr5 National Honor Society Vice Pres. Sr. yr.5 Sr. Personality --Best Physique5 Escort for Sr. Basketball Queen Attendant5 Prom King5 Outstanding Basketball Player. DANNY LEWIS. . .Band 4 yrs.5 Music 2 yrs. MARY LINDSEY. . .Library 1 yr.5 Senior Pee. onality- -Most Athletic . SAM MAULDIN. . . TOM MCCALL. . .Band 4 yrs.5 Vocal Music 2 yrs. 5 Track 1 yr.5 C.O.D.A. Band Sr. yr5 NORMA MCGREGOR. . .Band 4 yrs. 5 Sr. Annual Attendant5 Band Council 1 yr. 5 Jr. High Pep Club 1 yr.5 Jr. High National Honor Society 1 yr. DIANE MCGUIRE. . .Pep Club 2 yrs. 5 Music 1 yr.5 FHA 4 yrs.5 FHA President Sr. yr.5 Honorary Junior Girl. JAN MILLER. . .Spanish Club 3 yrs. 5 Vocal Music 2 yrs.5 Art Club 2 yrs.5 Pep Club 2 yrs.5 Sextet 1 yr. 5 Girls Glee Club 1 yr.5 Pres. of Sr. High Choir. In Ohio. . . Campus Life- 2 yrs. and College Club 2 yrs. CURTIS MORPI-IEW. . . ALAN MORTON. . .Football Manager 2 yrs.5 Basketball Mana- ger 1 yr.5 Track Manager 1 yr.5 Annual Staff 1 yr.5 Editor of all Sports5 Newspaper Staff 1 yr.5 Sr. Personality-Most Intellectual. KERRIE MUDD. . .Band 4 yrs.5 Band Sec. Soph Yr.5 Soph. Band Attendant5 Twirler 3 yr.5 FHA 4 yrs. 5 FHA Parliamentarian jr. Yr. 5 FFA Sweetheart Att. Jr. yr.5 Oklahoma State Senate Page Ir. yr. 5 Speech Club 1 yr.5 Newspaper Staff 1 yr. 5 Annual Staff 1 yr.5 Royalty Editor5 Pep Club 4 yrs. 5 Pep Club Reporter Jr. Yr.5 Pep Club Pres. Sr. yr.5 1972 Football Queen5 Sr. Personality--Wittiest. BRUCE MURPHY. . .Football 4 yrs. 5 Lettermen club 3 yrs.5 All- District Guard5 Student Council 2 yrs.5 Student Council Pres. Sr. yr. 5 junior Class Pres. 5 National Honor Soc. 3 yrs.5 State Honor Society 1 yr5 Sr. Personality-- Most Popular5 Annual Prince Fresh. yr. 5 Fresh. class Vice- Pres. SHELIA OZMENT. . .Library 1 yr. SHELIA PARISH. . . MELVIN PAULK. . .FFA 3 yrs.5 FHA Attendant Ir. yr. 5 Honorary Jr. Boy5 Football 3 yrs.5 Track 4 yrs. 5 Art Club 1 yr.5 Mile Relay State Meet5 440 Relay State Meet. BUDDY PAYNE. . .Library 1 yr.5 Band 3 yrs.5 National Honor Society 4 yrs.5 Leading Role in All School Play fThe Happiest Millioniarej5 Sr. Personality- Most Talented5 Who's Who in High School Dramatics. TERESA PAYNE. . .FHA 4 yrs.5 Freshman Sweetheart Attendent5 Pep Club 35 yrs.5 Pep Leader Fresh. yr5 Band 1 yr.5 Cheerleader 1 yr.5 Councelor's office 1 yr.5 Jr. Representative of Pep Club5 Ir. Class Reporter5 Annual Staff 1 yr.5 Royalty Editor5 FHA Vice Pres. Sr. Yr. STEVEN PERRY. . .Football 1 yr. 5 Spanish Club 3 yrs. 5 Agriculture 2 yrs. 5 Computer Programing 1 yr.5 Science and Biology Club 1 yr.5 Band 1 yr. MIKE PRIDDY. . .Active is FFA. Lettered in Basketball and Baseball while going to school in Calif. Best thing was moving to Oklahoma. lf any comments are put in the annual, mine is Face reality, for you have only one chance. FI-IA Attendant Sr. yr. VIC RICE. . .Football 4 yrs.5 All- District Defensive Tackle5 Base- ball5 Golf5 National Honor Society 4 yrs.5 State Honor Society5 Dele- gate to 1971 Boys State5 Letter- mens Club5 Sr. Personality-- Most Likely to Succeed5 Outstand- ing Senior Boy. TIJUANA RINEHART. . .Music 1 yr.5 Band 4 yrs.5 1972 Band Queen5 National Honor Society 3 yrs. 5 Candystriper5 Pep Club 2 yrs. 5 Pep Club Representative 1 yr. 5 Alternate Twirler 1 yr.5 Twirler Solo5 Twirling Ensemble5 Band Council 1 yr.5 Band Secre- tary 1 yr.5 Choir Sextet 1 yr.5 Music Solo 1 yr.5 Clarinet En- semble 2 yrs. DAVE ROUNTREE. . . MIKE SCHNEIDER. . .Outstand- ing English Student Award-1972. CLARENCE SCOTT. . .Basketball 2 yrs.5 Shop 2 yrs.5 Sr. Personali- ty--Best Personality. MARY ANN SHEA. . . DEBBIE ,IO SKAGGS . . .Cheer- leader 1 yr.5 Music Pres. 1 yr.5 Music 2 yrs. 5 Trio, Quartet, and Triple Trio5 Jr. Annual Attendant5 School Play5 Spanish Club 1 yr. 5 Sr. Personality-Biggest Flirt. GAIL SNOW. - .Soph. Annual Attendant5 Music 2 yrs.5 Trio, Quartet, Triple Trio5 Officer 1 yr. 5 FHA 4 yrs. 5 Officer 2 yrs.5 Pep Club 2 yrs. 5 Officer 1 yr. DONALD SMITH. . . KATHY SMITH. . . NANCY SMITH. . .Pep Club 2 yrs. 5 Parliamentarian 1 yr.5 Band 4 yrs. 5 Band Council 4 yrs.5 Band Reporter 1 yr.5 Jr. Band Attend- ant5 P.H. S. Drumajor5 National Honor Society 4 yrs5 N.l-I.S. Secretary Sr. yr.5 FHA 1 yr5 Foot- ball Attendant Sr. Yr. 5 Candy- striper 1 yr.5 Candystriper Pres. 5 Sr. Personality--Most Talented. TERRY SMITH. . .National Honor Society 4 yrs. 5 Scholarship Chair- man Ir. Year5 Okla. State Honor Society 4 yrs.5 Girl's State Dele- gate, Ir.5 Student Coundil 4 yr. , Sec-Treas. Jr. , Vice-Pres. Sr.5 Band 4 yrs. , Twirler 2 yrs. , Vice- Pres. Soph. -nd Senior5 FHA 4 yrs. 5 FFA Sweetheart Attendant Soph. yr. 5 Who 's Who inAmerican High school Students5 Pep Club 4 yrs. , Parl. Jr. , Sec-Treas. Sr.5 Speech Club 1 yr.5 Basketball Queen Attendant, Soph.5 News- paper Staff5 Annual Staff, Organ- izations Editor5 Outstanding Stu- dent Council member of the Year -Sr.5 Senior Personality--Most Popular5 Prom Que en. 29 JIMMY STOKES. . .Agriculture 4 yrs. 5 Assistant Parliamentarian 1 yr.5 Parliamentarian 1 yr. DANNY TUCKER. . .National Honor Society 3 yrs.5 Football 3 yrs. 5 Basketball 2 yrs. 5 Track 3 yrs. 5 Golf 1 yr.5 Band 1 yr.5 Let- terman's Club 3 yrs.5 Alternate Delegate to 1971 Boys State5 National Honor Society Conven- tion Delegate5 Junior Rotarian5 Art 2 yrs. 5 Outstanding Senior Art Student. PEGGY UNDERWOOD. . .Library 1 yr.5 Office 1 yr.5 Pep Club 1 yr. 5 Sr. Personality--Best Figure. ABBY WARNER. . .Oklahoma State Honor Society 4 yrs.5 Nation- al Honor Society 4 yrs.5 Scholar- ship Chairman 1 yr.5 1971 Girl State Alternate5 Band 4 yrs. 5 Flute Ensemble 2 yrs. 5 Twirler 3 yrs. 5 Ensemble Superior 2 yrs.5 Solo-- Superior O.U. 1 yr. 5 Band Council President 1 yr.5 Pep Club 2 yrs. 5 jr. Basketball Attendant5 Choir 1 yr. 5 Solo and Sextet Fresh. yr. 5 Candy Striper 1 yr. 5 Typing Award5 Who's Who Among American H.S, Students5 Senior Band Attendant5 Sr. Personality-- Best Dress ed. PAM WILLIAMS. . . MARTY WOODROW. . .Track 4 yrs. 5 Basketball 1 yr.5 Letterman Club 3 yrs.5 FFA 1 yr. 5 Art 1 yr.5 Shop 1 yr.5 State Track Meet 2 yrs. 5 Outstanding Track Member. MARTHA YOUNG. . .Pep Club 4 yrs. 5 Representative 1 yr.5 Treas- urer 1 yr. 5 National Honor Soc. 4 yrs. 5 Leadership Chairman 1 yr.5 Oklahoma Honor Society 4 yrs. 5 Science Club 1 yr. 5 Speech Club 1 yr.5 FHA 4 yrs.5 FFA Senior Attendant to Sweetheart5 President- ial Classroom for Young Am ericans5 Stage Crew Lillies of the Field 5 Who's Who amoung American High School Students5 National Honor Society Leadership Conference5 Sr. Personality--Most Likely to Suc- ceed5 Outstanding Senior Art Stu- dent. JAIVIES ZUECH. . .FFA 2 yrs.5 Track 2 yrs. 5 Shop 1 yr.5 Art 1 yr. DOWL LAWSON. . . TOMMIE COPE. . . RONNIE COPE. . juniors Reach Out to Be Seniors Reaching Out proved to be a major part in the lives of the Juniors as they were awarded the Spirit of Christmas Award for their generosity in the canned food and toy drives for needy families, Junior yells were loud and clear as their enthusiastic spirit penetrated throughout the pepassembly to win the Spirit Stick more than any other class. Money raising projects were continuous in their success to finance the best Prom ever. Operation of the concession stands at all home games and the selling of Homecoming mums, the slave auction, the egg drive, and the Ugly Man Contest increased class funds. A strong character was needed by the sponsors of the junior class who were Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Hodges and Mrs. Fredda Davis. Pictured here are the junior class officers eager to dive into next year. They are as follows left to right: Judy Moreland, Secretaryg Dick Gray, Exeporterg Karen Carleton, Vice Presidentg Mike Smith, Presidentg Joe McReynolds, Treasurer. ,, gp-.s Phil Atkins Vernon Brewer Karen Carleton Anita Chadwick Debbie Civis Marsha Cox Mike Dawes Howard Dawson Mike Ellis Sydney Ellison Tim Erion Wayne Flager Mary Fox Debbie Frankenberg Dick Gray Carol Greene 1' W Nw jerian Sawyer Deetra Shoemake Goxdie Simpson Becky Smith Paul Gullion Linda Harper Colin Holtzen Debbie Hunt Ronnie Hunt Debbie Johnson Nancy johnson Mike Jones Reggie Knight Kenny Lamb Mike Lewis Nancy Logan Theodore Love Aunda Mann Carlene Martin David Matthews john Mayhue Joyce Mclellan Joe McReyno1ds Judy Moreland Vicky Morphew Doris Morphis Dale Morton Sharon Mounger Don Powell Ruthie Powers Debbie Rains Jack Ridgeway Warren Robins Chuck Rogez Mike Gene Smith Mike Wayne Smith Larry Stanford Leslie Summers Cindy Talbot J. D. Ward Debbie Webster Terry Webster Diane West Darla Williams Steve Yates 'F W Pictured here is Colin Holtzen, the Jr. contestent in the Neewolah event this year saying Oh will our class EVER get organized! ! ! Al. junior classmen working hard in the concession stand to raise money for the Prom. Judy Moreland says .... Oh come on you guys to the young men trying to get her coke! NOT PICTURED Dexter Austin Mary Oualls Bobby Ross Mike Stover 5 W 'K f l . . .and the Winner ofthe Float ls. . . Our sophomore class of 1971- 72 has been very active this school year. We have a large class con- sisting of 90 students participating in every field of activity. We have been proud of all of our students. We had 7 boys on the basketball team, 9 on the football team, 7 starters on the baseball team, 3 starters on the track team and 2 representing our class on the golf team. This year our class worked very hard on our homecoming float. Our efforts won us lst place. Pictured at the Left are the Sophomore class officers. Pre- siding as President is Alan Smith sitting next to Susan Gale, class Reporter. Behind them are Ronnie ldleman, Treasureg Bobby Huddleston, Vice Presidentg and Ronnie Lyon Secretary. G' ag, 'T' Gregory Austin Cindy Baker Barbara Bourquin Janelle Bratcher Steve Brazil Johnny Brewer F J Sherry Bullock Dennis Cole Rodney Combest Arlene Davis Claud Davis jennifer Dickenson Mike Duggins Henry Dumas Carla Edgemon Pam Elliot Bill Ellsworth Doug Enox Sharon Potter, sophomore football attendant, is being Becky Trent represents the sophomore class with her escorted by Wayland Barbour in the Homecoming famous mouth in the apple bobbing contest. parade. Nancy Ewing Kevin Fielder Paula Flager Lloyd Folks Susan Gale Gayla Green Terri Harlan Sheila Harper Steve Harris David Harthock Teresa Henderson Carolyn Herrell Steve Hodges Rene Hooper Bobby Huddleston Paul Hunt Ron Idleman Donald jackson lin' Leandra Jackson Debbie Jenne Kenny johnson Chuck Johnston Terri Klepper Beth Lamb David Lee Sophomores Roni Lyon and Lloyd Folks take part in the all school Play. Q, r Ronnie Lindsay Harold Long Paul Looman Ronnie Lyon Kindra Matthews Greg Mauldin jan Mayhue Sharon Mayo Holly Montgomery Donna Mooney Kevin Mudd Donna Newell M 35 Holly Montgomery lends a helping hand to the senior NHS basketball team towards victory against the faltering Junior Team . Pam Oswalt Don Pinion Sharon Potter Carol Price Marilyn Rains Larry Ratliff Teddy Reinhardt Hal Rice Mike Rose Alan Rountree David Selman Alan Smith C arla Sawyer Smith Roni Smith David Sparlin jeff Staggs Sherry Stone -eq i fi ' 1,., ,T Q, ,E 54 as Who, us? What do you mean, were studying' 4' af Oh dear! Ron Lyon says after having his make-up job. 7 john Stover Delores Swafford Clifford Thrift Cheryl Tompkins Becky Trent Scott Ward Nina Straughn David Wilson Teresa Whitmire Suzanne Woodrow Mark Wyatt Robert York Debbie Williams 37 Ulf! if JUNIOR HIGH f Freshmen Begin Long Climb up Deana Abbott Lisa Allspaugh Karen Andrews Vickie Adkins Brent Bacon Stephen Ballard Connie Bently james Boykin Steve Branham Lynn Broyles Chris Cardinal Bobbie Cheadle Carolyn Clark Jesse Clark Gary Clary Terry Clary Alan Cox Janice Dover K CLASS OFFICERS: jon Minter, VICE-PRESIDENT3 Grant Frankenburg, PRESIDENT5 Dianne Rose, SECRETARY - TREASURER YK' 'wc' W' Q S w fl Q. C il i 1' U fn' all fi '5 g,,.,3' 'Q'-X 40 Darrell Fox Kirk Friend Grant Frankenburg Robby Genson Elaine Girelli Cordelia Green Paul Greene Davida Grice Kenny Harlan Kim Harris Mark Harris Rick I-Iolsenbake Alvin Hayes Gary Hayes Dennis Hubble Melanie Huddleston Pam Hudson Mary Hudson Tommy Hudson June Hunt Myra Johnson Teresa Johnson Carol Jones Mike Keller Patricia jackson Rhonda Jackson Sonia jackson Mark jones Pam Kennedy Nancy Killgore Rayanne Kruger Teresa Kruger Terry Ladleee Patsy Lindsey Pam Long Jerry Looman Jeanette McGregor Glenda McGuire Charles McLellan Randy McNewe1l Gayla MCWhirter Carol Mansur Mike Mansur Mitchell Martin Johnny Meador Jerry Merrell Linda Mekins Jon Minter Patty Mitchell Steve Moody Steve Moore Dan Moreland Mike Moring Elizabeth Morphew Sheryl Munkers Ricky Myers Carla Nagel Cathy Parker Cheryl Parker Steve Parish Sheri Perigo Regina Phillips Rhonda Powell Debbie Priddy Ladonna Ratliff Thelma Rinehart Kerry Roberts David Rogez Dennis Rose Diane Rose johnny Rose Barry Ross 5 F. i' Ps fi FF L44A FFA members Kenny Harlan S john Summers with Eric Thompson's help prepare Gertrude for show. -Y S S ,k . 1' W a A f, ht, v k .2 , My I V- lf ', , fails iff- 43 . .nge QQQQ A Brent Bacon works hard to get his grand champion Felicia Shea Kenny Shea Dee Ann Simpson Cindy Smith Doyle Smith jan Smith jan L. Smith Sheryl Smith Cathy Sparlin Maelinda Staggs Clifford Strong john Summers Dennis Tate Mike Teel Walter Thurston Debbie Thrift Lagenna Waldo Cynthia Webster Pam Whitney Randall Williams Paula Wilson Diane Yates Kevin Zachary 8th Grade. . .8th Grade. .Rah, Rah, Rah Nancy Andrews Karen Banks john Barry Debbie Bennett Linda Bolten Brent Bruel john Brown johnny Civis Wayne Clary janet Claunch David Conway johnny Cook Mary Cox Donna Donathan Margaret Dumas Mark Ellis David Feroli Curtis Fisher Andy Flager Angela Flager Cheryl Ford Del Fina De La Fuante Teresa Genson Karen Yates li Q 'fZ,f3 ' ...lr XT.-an WA ix Jf'Mc ' Class Officers: Chris Willis, Secretary- Treasurerg David Feroli, Presidentg jan McReynolds, Reporterg David Smith, Vice- President. VV var mm ..- - Debbie Gentry Hal Gibson Alicia Green Nealyne Green Anita Gresham Lorrie Haines Cheryl Hall David Harlan Vickie Harper Mike Hayes Danny Henderson Debbie Henderson Dwayne Herell Darlene Hursh Panda Holsenbake Patti Huddleston Leslie Hudson Willamae Hudson Wayne Hunt Rhonda Idleman Bobby jackson Nell jackson Jeanne Johnston Vickie King Judy Lansdale Linda Lee Robert McGregor Linda McLellan Jan McReyno1ds Sharon Maddox Anthony Martin Danny Matthews Lester Matthews Brenda Mauldin Debbie Miller Cindy Millsap Gayla Mongold Mark Moody David Moore Tammy Moring Tim Newton Johnny Parker Doris Peterson Calvin Phillips Laverne Powers David Price Tony Richardson Debbie Ridgeway Patty Riley Tina Rinehart Monte Dean Connie Rose Teresa Scott Robin Smith Steven Schrader janet Shea David Smith Elizabeth Staggs Teresa Strong Shelly Suchy Eric Thompson Vickie Thurston Cary Turner Gary Waldo Kateri Wallace Grant Ward Hal Woodrow Vickie Wilson Chris Willis Gwen Wingfield Bobby Williams Jeanne Webster Paulette Williams Kevin Wilson , 'Wi K 2 x i: I f. Wi A A.. 'f .. 1 f. 'iffy gf if ,JF 5 !Ul Q1 . E 1 Y rw 1 .Ti I IE Lisa McCurdy-reporter, Ricky Gardner-President, Laura Long -Vice Pres- ident G secretary-treasurer Aw' if f B ,gi 3 1.- ,: if w Q sim. L Y! L.' l'II Never Remember All Those Classes A. +L Q: Q V, L A Zig ll jamie Allspaugh Tony Anderson Tammy Atkins Jana Bacon Sammy Bennett johnny Bently Glenn Boydston Bonita Branan C athy Brown Bobby Bruel, Johnny Clary . Susan Conway Debbie Cutsinger Wanda Edmondson Bud Elder' Beverly Elliot Larry England Deborah Faught Billy Faught Kris Ferguson Anita Fox Donita Fox Debbie Frank Mark Gale Ricky Gardner Charles Hackney Rena Haines Kris Harris Debbie Hawkins Cecil Helvey Veleta Hobbs Don Halman Kent Huddleston Ann Hunt Connie Jackson Karen Jackson Greg jones Kyle Kruger Jimmy Landers Chris Lehman Lonnie Lemons Marsha Lemons Laura Long Terry Long Jamie Looman Ricky Love Lisa Lower Denise Lyon Kevin McAfee Lisa McCurdy Steve McGuire David McWaters Sherry McWl1irter Brenda Maddox Diane Maness Tamela Mann Mark Mansur Trudi Mansur Marlene Martin Melvin Martin I b y , . f V , Q 'K lg at 'A , L IR, Connie W1ll1ams Shelly Wilson Louis Zuech Where am I going? Any place but here, you dip! 49 Matt Meador Mark Meyers Rena Miles Keith Millsap D'Ray Moore William Morton Judy Phillips Keith Phillips Ruth Phillips Belinda Rains Sharon Polk Gina Shea Elizabeth Sherman Carolyn Shrader Chris Smith Tammy Suchy Jean Teel Patty Tucker Chris Underwood Valerie Underwood Stanley Viers Dale Webster Judy West Nancy West W' A J ,Jai V, Q ' - 1 , W ifj fi . 3 iwk. ig ,.+ . -ia Qifffll. . ,y.y.:w,s new m:,ffs'i ' ' lmiklkf ' :QTIA if vw? 2 kf ,,,, A .M-I , ,Ms vw? .191 Q fkifgigiwnffkg . 'XXVI S X L. .L., MAL, 4 gf f 73:2 ' 4 ,X SPURTS Football oo, .SM The Dragon Football Team: FIRST ROW, Chuck Johnston, Johnny Brewer, Dick Gray, Bruce Murphy, Wayland Barbour, Kenny Lamb, Sammy Mauldin, Gary Johnson, Mike Ellis, Vic Rice, Tom Gutt, Warren Robins, Tim Erion, David Ballard, Mike Rose, Allen Smith, Claude Davis. SECOND ROW, john David Stover, Johnny Hudson, David Wilson, jack Ridgeway, Leslie Summers, Howard Dawson, Theodore Love, joe McReynolds, Mike Feroli, Melvin Paulk, Rod Combest, Jim l-Iudson, Mark Wyatt, Lloyd Folks. Dragons Wm Dlstrlct. Jimmy Hudson breaks loose for another long gain. joe McReyno1ds exemplifies 52 Coaches Bob Holladay QLEFTD and Richard Lemler QRIGHTJ wonder what the next play will bring. the Dragon Drive and Will to WIN. Allen Smith QLEFTQ and Warren Robins QRIGHTQ warm up before a game. Dragon Scoreboard QPurcellj O7 Lindsay 2 1 40 Wayne OO 3 5 Jones OO 13 Harrah OO 46 Noble 1 6 3 9 Chandler O7 07 Davis O6 13 Wynnewood O7 19 Mustang OO 4 1 M aysv ille O6 14 He aldton 2 1 267 84 No. 86 Gary Johnson A11-District Tight End No. 33 John Hudson A11-District Denfensive Guard 1 Z 3 Seniors No. 77 Vic Rice A11 District Tackle ! No. 64 Wayland Barbour Qcaptainj Hon. Mention A11-District Linebacker Right No. 82 Sammy Mauldin A11 -District Split End Left No. 40 Melvin Paulk Hon. Mention All-District I-Ialfback No. 20 Jim Hudson fcaptainj A11-District Halfback wr 1 .reg fg .Z F 4? X X ...Aim M No. 50 Tommy Gutt I-Ion. Mention A11-District Center I I ,. Q... No. 68 Bruce Murphy No. 65 David Ballard No. 15 Mike Feroli fcaptainj A11-District Guard Hon. Mention All-District Linebacker All-District Linebacker Dragon offense: QKNEELINGQ Gary Johnson, Mike Ellis, Wayland Barbour, Tom Gutt, Bruce Murphy, Vic Rice, Sam Maulding QSTANDINGQ jim Hudson Joe McReyno1ds, Leslie Summers, John Hudson, Melvin Paulk. Dragon defense: QKNEELINGJ Gary Johnson, Mike Ellis, Bruce Murphy, John Hudson, Vic Rice, Warren Robbins, QSTANDINGJ Mike Feroli, Sam Mauldin, Wayland Barbour, Mark Wyatt , David Ballard, Joe McReyno1ds, Tim Erion. Powerful offense that earned the Dragons a 9-2 record innsmmmruwi :z1-..wfnuu Kwmm A..Q.1.l1 lnl AV Baby Dragon Football Team: BACK ROW, Coach Bob Haley, Mike Mansur, Danny Moreland, Kenny Shea, johnny Meador, Dennis Hubble, Chris Willis, Alan Cox, David Rogez, Jerry Merrell, Paul Green, Coach Bob Pratt MIDDLE ROW, john Summers, Steven Schrader, Kevin Wilson, Mark Ellis, Grant Frankenburg, Gary Hayes, Steve Branam, Walter Thurston, Johnny Civis, Steve Moody, Mgr. jesse Clark, Mgr. John Brown, Mgr Gary Waldo FRONT ROW, Grant Ward, Hal Woodrow, David Feroli, Eric Thompson, Anthony Martin, David Harlan, Mike Hayes, David Smith, Bobby Williams, Monty Dean, Mark Moody. Bab Dragons Co-Conf. Champs Head Coach Bob Haley has been coaching Jr. high football at Purcell High School for eight years. 26 214 SCOREBOARD 36 Marlow 35 Wayne 6 Wynnewood 3 3 Harrah 14 Pauls Valley 3 2 Maysville 3 2 Lindsay Noble Conference Co-Champions 56 Baby Dragon Defense: FIRST ROW, Coach Bob Haley, Mike Mansur, Steve Branam, Gary Hayes, Alan Cox, John Summers, David Rogez, Paul Green, jerry Merrell, SECOND ROW, Steve Schrader, Johnny Civis, Mark Ellis, Bobby Williams, David Smith, Mike Hayes, Mark Moody. IN FRONT, Johnny Meador, Grant Frankenburg, Baby Dragon Offense: FIRST ROW, David Harlan, Anthony Martin, Steve Moody, Chris Willis, Kenny Shea, Walter Thurston, Kevin Wilson, Coach Bob Pratt. SECOND ROW, Hal Woodrow, Monty Dean, David Feroli, Grant Ward. IN FRONT, Dennis Hubble, Danny Moreland. 57 Basketball FRONT ROW: Coach Leroy Boney Matthews, Coach Gary Looper. SECOND ROW: Mike Feroli, Wayland Barbour, Clarence Scott, jimmy Hudson, Warren Robins, Mike Rose, Theodore Love. THIRD ROW: Manager jim Duggins, Ronnie Hunt, Sammy Mauldin, joe McReyno1ds, Gary johnson, Mike Ellis, Mark Wyatt, Greg Mauldin, Leslie Summers, Manager, Alan Morton. Sammy Mauldin strives to out jump a Slidell, Texas opponent Coach Boney Matthews 58 4 H4 f it ' . Eng gn sg PM an i K.-.,,,.t,,, .. ,M ,K Sophomore starter Mark Wyatt attempts a shot. DRAGON CAGE SCORE PHS TEAM 65 Heritage Hall 77 Wayne 51 Wewoka 72 Wynnewood 72 Lindsay 53 Heritage Hall 50 Lindsay 51 Lawton Mac. 54 Noble 56 Pauls Valley 73 Wayne 66 Lawton Mac 67 Wynnewood 51 Pauls Valley 70 Noble 36 Wewol-ca HEART OF OKLA. TOURNEY 77 Stidell, Texas 55 Wewoka 48 Ada LAWTON MAC INVITATIONAL TOURNEY 84 Riverside SS Lawton jr. Varsity 47 Lawton Mac DISTRICT TOURNEY 59 Noble 53 Wynnewood REGIONAL TOURNEY 57 Seminole OPP. 74 66 57 74 54 48 63 56 65 55 76 69 69 50 62 45 66 47 52 39 47 66 39 61 83 Sam Mauldin puts up a shot against Slidell of Texas. .Agn 41 , - No. 51, Gary johnson A11- conference forward No. 33, jimmy Hudson All- conference Honorable Mention 1 W AGU Q I NO. 41, Sammy Mauldin A11-conference honorable mention SENIORS No. 25, Wayland Barbour HRAEUNH E 5 No. , Mike Feroli A11- conference guard No. 12, Clarence Scott ll 1 FRONT ROW: Leslie Summers, David Sparlin, Rodney Combest, Steve Yates, Warren Robins, Howard Dawson, Hal Rice. BACK ROW: Coach Looper, Greg Mauldin, Ronnie Hunt, john Brewer, Robbyf:York, Chuck Rogez, Mike Rose, Manager-5 jim Duggins. B Team Has Successful Season Under New Coach We see the B -team in action. lf1-Qs11 . ,una alum B Team Cage Scores PHS TEAM 64 Heritage Hall 70 Wayne 41 Wewoka 52 Wynnewood 38 Lindsay 42 Heritage Hall 46 Lawton Mac. 53 Noble 36 Pauls Valley 61 Wayne 46 Lawton Mac. 47 Wynnewood 42 Pauls Valley 48 Noble 53 Wewoka OPP 43 47 55 60 S2 37 58 47 40 31 42 50 28 38 42 FIRST ROW: Coach Bob Pratt, Steve Moody, jerry Looman, johnny Meador, Dennis Hubble, Robby Genson, Paul Green, Alan Cox fMgr. J SECOND ROW: Gerry Clary, jerry Merle, Gary Hayes, Barry Ross, Mike Mansur, john Summers, Clifford Strong fMgr. J. 9th Grade Rou nd ballers Look, There it is!!! Co-Conf. Champs NINTH GRADE CAGE SCORES PII-IS OPP 53 Lindsay 27 23 Wynnewood 35 28 Noble 26 23 Lindsay 17 37 Wynnewood 28 33 Wayne 21 33 Wynnewood 42 39 Pauls Valley 36 42 Lindsay 19 43 Noble 42 21 Pauls Valley 25 48 Wayne 46 45 Noble 29 5 ,... .....,.,.,..,....... .. ,, A, W O FIRST ROW: Coach Dale Callen, Tony Martin, Kevin Wilson, Chris Willis, Bob jackson, johnny Civis, Mark Ellis, David Conway, Steve Fisher. SECOND ROW: Steve Moore fMgr. Q, Gary Waldo, john Brown, Brent Bruehl, Mike Hayes, David Harlan, David Smith, Bobby Williams. 8th Grade Undefeated for Second Straight Willis and Smith rush for rebound Se as o n EIGHTH GRADE CAGE SCORES PJHS OPP 40 Noble 25 29 Lindsay 21 32 MaComb 12 43 Little Axe 28 37 Wynnewood 20 43 Wayne 13 32 Pauls Valley 29 49 Lindsay 31 35 Noble 33 35 Pauls Valley 20 48 Waylle 21 49 Noble 40 gs- W-. L 1 A 1 , SITTING: Lloyd Folks, Dick Gray, Kenny Lamb, Earl Music. STANDING: jack Ridgeway, jim Hudson, Mike Rose, joe McReyno1ds, Marty Woodrow, Warren Robbins, Theodore Love, Coach Bob Haley. Dragons Run in State Meet for Third Straight Season 440-880 yard relay team: jimmy Hudson, Warren Robins, Theodore Love, Joe Mile Relay Team: Theodore Love, jim Hudson, Marty MCReynO1ds. Woodrow, joe McReyno1ds. n . 5? if if .-51 ,, , 1. t 5' in f C 'A ' ., 1 2-'frf-. 4, Q. S 'D 1 ' '- 7, ' 5 WT., .gcgj HURDLERS QLEFT TO RIGHTJ: joe McReyno1dsg Theodore Loveg Warren Robins- SPRINTERS QLEFT TO RIGHTQ j1m Hudson, Warren Robinsg Earl Musicg Theodore Loveg Marty Woodrowg joe Folks. SENIORS: lim Hudsong Marty Woodrow 19th Place, State Track Meetjg Theodore Love. 65 DISTANCE RUNNERS Mike Roseg jack Ridgewayg Lloyd junior High Track , A I 1 HUME VISITUFJII I , ' cz ,..., V X 'Q'-f ' 'W ,Qriiufy If Wffff 1 N, il: UI x T N, In FRONT ROW: Sammy Bennet, Kevin McAffee, Dennis Hubble, Steve Branam, john Summers, Grant Frankenberg, john Meador, Paul Greene, john Minter, Bill Morten. BACK ROW: Robin Mansur, Tony Martin, Kevin Wilson, David Price, Gerald Green, Mark Ellis, johnny Civis, Steve Schrader, Grant Ward, Ricky Gardner, Coach Richard Lemler. 66 1 K Coach Boney Matthews Wayland Barbour fnamed outstand- Tom Curt ing golferj Dragon Golf Scores PHS TEA M OPP . 3 Chickasha 2 4 Sulphur O O Healdton 4 3 Velma-Alma 2 2 Sulphur 3 1 Velma-Alma 4 2 Chickasha 2 O Healdton 4 2 Velma-Alma 2 1 Chickasha 4 ViC Rifle Danny Tucker Alan Rountree David Wilson 67 ,....i,:,,, L. ia-. . .- .1 C, ,,,:. f,,..s., ,W - ,J .4-14 , FIRST ROW: Coach Bob Pratt, David Rogez, Allen Smith, Leslie Summers, Greg Mauldin, Robby York, Mark Wyatt, Chuck Johnston, Dennis Cole, Chuck Rogez, Claude Davis. SECOND ROW: John Stover, Gary Hayes, Rodney Combest, Mike Feroli, Kevin Mudd, Steve Yates, Hal Rice, Mike Mansur. Dragons Win District Championship DRAGON BASEBALL RESULTS PHS 1 O 1 4 3 O 0 3 1 14 1 1 1 2 3 2 9 15 6 8 6 6 10 0 Sulphur Newcastle Newcastle Lindsay Wayne Asher Asher Washington Wanette Blanchard Norman fBi Union City Union City Lindsay Noble Washington Wanette Wanette Mustang Union City Davis Norman Noble Anadarko OPP. 6 10 9 8 12 20 11 5 2 3 5 11 2 12 4 13 3 6 5 9 3 12 O S arf 5 I rf' 1' ' J -s lk . , M an EHS 1' es. Q y Q 'W' Q , qw L . 22 .N 7' me -. -,S A 'imij Ma i is W f - f 'W' W. dxf at are .. 1 . Q. 'P W xv i 1' -.. . T. V' .Kia an 4 H.. was an J, ---, J as A ' N ':T 'J' , ww fy fa ' , f in-palm , fy' LL ' iv ,, U ' J, N' -A N ' . M f ww .. ,- Q it-4' A. HMM, QT 'fig .Q .Q ' A ,, V' nf 'S 93 , N.. f ,, L.if.w-QA. . L ? Y' in 'V Z -I-ity? , K -., P 7, .... . Q,- , , f - Mm. f , Q 8' K 1 fail V' . . A 4 4 f if if ,. ,.. W f- . .ggi - A Q H 'M x Q Q.. 1 sq. if .Q 11 ,M 5 2 i wfl. ff- . 535 ,li,, I is -1 .4 3 ,Q ,,,-. .FJ ' K lg Q 1 X X ' 4 .. ' -11 W, ' ' .WP G 4 Q 4 MM 1 's J 0.1. , ' 5' .F ,A N, , N N'- ,km s f., ,W may Q A ...N Ill xg! s 54, F 'H C',P'f.?fi'i lui? ff gunna-eww, up mm-mv: W MM, -u WI!! 3 1 Y V . rl Aw ,Mn X D -s . I .L v LA as , . . ,-.fi , , ! 1 rv. 5' ,z if . I ,fag ,I ' , A , is Ty, . Afww 4. A 4 V s ,4 Y ,. f ' 3 . , ik 1,54-I 4' 16 W 1 is . 0 , J 6 A 4 A I' 5 '15 ii' ,is M 'iv -:J-ff Q Q, lk fa ew 5 v am - U W L I www' Q1 X M., , .W ' ,U A . ' X V iw ASQ, zz 3 ll. and 1 an, 2 mn .. 3'-1 mi ' 1 ,AQ STUDENT LIFE W-sandra ' ' J .. ig, Q' , 7 I , . . V 4 W W K K 7 ' .. K , 5' . Ina. if ,N I, ,. L, K ' ,V ,. ., H A V ' as ,1m,.. M 't I - 'W' A 4 r M, 1ST ROW, Donna Newell, Terry Smith, Beth Lamb, Danny Lewis, Lloyd Folks, Jan Mayhue, Cheryl Smith, Carol Mansur, Pam Long, Teresa Johnson, Becky Smith, Nina Straughn, Abby Warner, Melony Huddleston, Holly Montgomery, Leandra Jackson. 2ND ROW, Melinda Staggs, Sonia Jackson, Robin Murphy, Dee Ann Simpson, Debbie Williams, Terri Klepper, Joyce McLellan, Nancy Ewing, Kim Harris, Nancy Logan, Suzanne Woodrow, Pam Harlan, John Mintor, Gary Hayes, Elizabeth Morphew, Charles McLellan, Jan Smith, Dennis Tate, David Jacobs, David Rountree. 3RD ROW, Lagena Waldo, Debbie Priddy, Sharon Mayo, Pam Oswalt, Carla Nagel, Pam Whitney, Janice Dover, Cathy Sparlin, Pam Hudson, Kerrie Mudd, Tijuiana Rinehart, Pam Elliot, Regina Phillips, Charles Gray, Steve Hodges, Karen Carleton, Allen Smith, Kenny Harlan, Gordie Simpson, John Summers, Brent Bacon, Kevin Zachary, Diane West, Dick Gray, Carla Edgmon, Steven Harris, Nancy Smith, John Mayhue, Marsha Cox, Norma McGregor, Caroline Clark, Barbara Bourquin. BACK ROW, Ron Osborn- Director, Doug Bovee-Student Teacher, Buddy Payne, Terry Webster, Bobby Huddleston, Collin Holtzen, Steve Yates, Kendra Matthews, Mike Lewis, Mark Harris, Gayla Greene, Johnny Rose, Tom McCall. . . . . .AND AT THE SOUTH END OF THE FIELD FROM THE HEART OF OKLAHOMA--THE PHS DRAGON MARCHING BAND. Long before the first half-time show the Dragon band was hard at work. Practice began the 3rd week in August. From then on many long hours of work were involved, including marching through the wet grass and mud at early morning practice. Several contests were entered and at the Regional Marching Contest at OU the band received superior ratings in marching and inspection. As marching season ended, work began on concert music. The band attended several contests and the annual spring concert was held on May 18. A concert of pop music was also presented for the school. Members of the stage band are: 1ST ROW, Dennis Tate, Gordie Simpson, Elizabeth Morphew. 2ND ROW, Charles Gray, Tom McCall, David Jacobs, John Summers, Kenny Harlan. I i i r The Pride of PHS Means Work, Drilling, and. .Music Members of the band council are: SEATEDg Terry Smith, Tijuana Rinehart, Melinda Staggs. STANDING5 Abby Warner, Carolyn Clark, Nancy Smith, Beth Lamb, Pam Harlan. IN THE TREE5 Carla Edgmon, David Jacobs. 385314 The 1972 band officers are: Nancy Smith-Reporter, Tijuana Rinehart-Sec. -Treas. , Abby Warner-Pres. , Terry Smith- ' Vice-Pres. Mr. Osborn is directing as the band accompanies Mr Bovee, student teacher, to the theme from The FROM THE HEART OF OKLAHOMA. . . . . Summer of 42. M 'sasmtecm .1-My .ff we rw. 1, I4-XY ,,,,4 ' I 3 x -Q ,Q '4' fra-1:13 .. .s u il Vx fi V' Hd. JUS 30 LJ ,..,- l I A I 1 I ! I I I Fi' if -a a 1 , 1. Q l A .. FIRST ROW: Mary Ann Shea, Cindy Talbot, Susan Gale, Kendra Matthews, jan Miller, Carol Greene, Debbie Johnson, Debbie Frankenburg, Aunda Mann, Sharon Potter, Teresa Henderson, Darlene Graham. 2ND ROW: Sherry Bullock, La Donna Mooney, Marilyn Rains, jannelle Bratcher, Marsha Cox, Delores Swafford, Nancy Johnson, Carla Edgmon, Debbie jenne, Joyce McLellan, Paula Flager, jan Mayhue, Karen Carleton, Mary Qualls, 3RD: Rene Hooper, Hal Rice, Henry Dumas, Allen Smith, Rodney Combest, Mike Rose, Don Pinion, Mike Smith, Leslie Summers, David Rountree, Ron Lyon, Steve Hodges, Paul Looman, Jack Ridgeway, Robert Shea, Caroline Herell, Not pictured: Sherry Stone. Choir Competes in State Contest Choir officers are: Susan Gale-Reporter, Carla Edgmon-Vice- Mr. Schantz is helping Mike Smith on his Pres., Debbie Civis-S ec-Treas. 3 Jan Miller-Pres., Ron Lyon- solo for state contest. Representative. hun 76 Q 4' S ,.. rw f 1 ' -, 1- ' ' Z9 V4- . . ' 1 p k r Qi - , .ff -. , 1 irii is ,rpg gif 3 K .5 if an i i it . , . 1. L f T f . I3 , . . .,, fr , f X f r f, . . 3 , Q- L. 9- f- , , ik. Q H -,fi is if ,V - 1.' f 5 . e . i 2 . 7 . I A V 2 . . g wx , 1 Vi 1 I ,- . , Q x Q X n ! X W sf , , ,ji The Vocal Music Department had a successful year, attending festivals, contests, and presenting - two concerts. Last fall they at- ' p tended the Midwest City Choral Festival on November 6. Then in December the Mixed Chorus pre- sented its Christmas concert. ln February a Girl's Glee Club ' was organized and both they and the Mixed Chorus began preparing for District Contest. Both of these ' groups received Superior ratings in concert performance and sight reading at district. They then attended the State Contest at OSU where both groups received ex- cellent ratings. The Vocal Music Department concluded its activities for the year with the annual spring con- cert which was held on May 16. , .- .1 H as A -1 'HM-if N 3 .. .,,,,A,,,,,,, . f .... 3.1. These choir members, David Rountree, Carla Edgmon, and Mike Smith, were chosen as members of the All-State Chorus. They were selected in January after state-wide auditions. 55 EE v-10 CD H OU! go P-,H-. N55 EKU 'QQ OL- .Fw UE. fb gf-D+ 82 O92 T6 af, fb is all x QE S2 0- 215 I-4 I3 is :gill DJ rf F? 23 CD E F U ,,.. f i 9 i i ' 4. i N ' , Wggi ' A I 1 T 3 6 . if X E i is .i 1 Sq 4 S H -- f ..,l V 5 ' ,P ii ,il A . Y' , ,pv yy Q E 5 ' .Ha f A ,I t 1 Q if ii T ,Fi p . Q 1 a i FEW ' f fs Members of the Girls Glee Club are: 1ST ROW, Karen Carleton, Cindy Talbot, Mary Shea, Mary Qualls. ZND3 Marsha Cox, Aunda Mann, Debbie Civis, Debbie Frankenburg. 3RD5 Nancy johnson, Carol Green, Carla Edgmon, Kendra Matthews, Joyce McLellan. 77 And the Band Plays on. 4 nf., . eww- -cf .is . V. --wzf' -- vw wfess, s'ewmtfwff'f'mf - , .- U . . , V I . ..., - i - 1ST ROW, Karen Banks, Maelinda Staggs, Jeanie Johnston, Debbie Miller, Cheryl Ford, Elizabeth Sherman, Tina Rhinehart, Debbie Ridgeway, Laura Long, Panda Holsenbake, Jan Bacon, Kris Harris. ZND ROW, Judy West, Jan McReynolds, Patti Huddleston, Shelley Wilson, Debbie Hawkins, Cherly Hall, Shelley Suchy, Renee Miles, Mike Hayes, Matt Meador, Bud Elder, Brenda Mauldin, Jamie Allspaugh, Stanley Viers, Chris Laymen, Gary Waldo, Gary Turner, Jeanne Webster, Keith Millsap. 3RD ROW, Teresa Genson, Debbie Bennett, Angela Flager, Joyce Petterson, Debbie Gentry, Carol Shrader, Mr. Osborn, Hal Woodrow, Chris Smith, Steven Shrader, Nancy West. i Band offic ers: Jeanne Johnston, Mr. Osbom has busy year directing both Senior High and Junior High Band. Shelley Suchy, Jan McReynolds, Elizabeth Sherman. 78 i S 6 5 Y M., BACK ROW: Vickie Harper, Valerie Underwood, Sherry Perigo, Patti Mitchell, Valita Hobbs, Danita Fox, Regina Phillips, Nancy Killgore, Viclcle Atkins, Bonita Brahnam, Connie Rose, Cindy Millsap, jean Teel. ZND ROW: Vickie Thurston, D'Ray Moore, Linda Bolton, Anita Fox, Teresa Strong, Janet Shea, Nita Loper, Janet Jennings, Marlene Martin, Teresa Scott. 3RD ROW: Gayla Mongould, Tammy Suchy, Felicia Shea, Donna Donnathan, Lavern Powers, janet Claunch, Elaine Girelli, Vickie Box, Pam Kennedy, Diane Maness. Choir Has Busy Year I ff A, I ,V 2 l W . -M, Girl's Sextet, FIRST ROW: D'Ray Moore, Sherry Perigo, john Shantz- Choir Director. Cindy Millsap. BACK ROW: Felicia Shea, Patti Mitchell, Vickie Thurston, Vickie Box. BACK ROW: Steve Moore, Paul Greene, David Rogez, Dennis Hubble, johnny Meador, Bob jackson, Danny Moreland, Steve Moody, Randy Williams, Mike Keller. 2ND ROW: Walter Thurston, Steve Brahnam, Denise Rose, Allen Cox, Mike Mansur, Kenny Shea, Mark jones, Kerry Roberts. 3RD ROW: Terry Clary, David Henessey, David Price, Randy Newell, Clifford Strong, Melvin Martin, Grant Ward. R.. ,- 'LX -4 Q ll FIRST ROW: Shelia Harper, Becky Smith, Anita Chadwick, Nancy Logan, jerian Sawyer, Teresa Whitmire. SECOND ROW: Mary Qualls, Sandra Copeland, Roni Smith, Nancy Johnson, john Mayhue, Mike Duggins, jan Miller, Becky Trent, Debbie Frankenburg, Hal Rice. THIRD ROW: Don Pinion, Chuck Johnston, Greg Mauldin, john Brewer, Robby York, Gordie Simpson, Gary johnson, Mike G. Smith, Ron Hunt, Mike Feroli, Rodney Combest. El Circulo De Espanol Trae La Cultura Espanola Spanish Club officers are: standing, Roni Smith, Cindy Baker, Becky Trent, Mrs. Lamb, sponsor, sitting, Mike Feroli, Gary johnson, and SPANISH QUEEN Mike smith. Jerwn Sawyer 80 1ST ROW: Elizabeth Morphew, Janice Dover, Pam Hudson, Deborah Garvin, Martha Young, Sydney Ellison, Terry Smith, Donna Howard, Becky Trent. 2ND: Gail l-lobson-Advisor, Debbie Hunt, Sharon Mounger, Teresa Payne, Debbie Johnson, Pam Harlan, Caroline Herell, Gayla Green, 3RD: Teresa Johnson, Cathy Sparlin, Cordelia Green, jan L. Smith, Diane Rose, Caroline Clark, Anita Chadwick, Sherry Stone, Kerrie Mudd, Mary Frank, Dee Ann Simpson, 4TI-I: Kim Harris, Patricia Jackson, Vickie Box, Sherry Perigo, Debbie Priddy, Suzanne Woodrow, Barbara Bourquin, Pam Oswalt, Terri Harlan, Sharon Potter, Shelia Harper, Diane Yates. STH: Sonia jackson, Melony Huddleston, Cindy Smith, Nancy Ewing, Holly Montgomery, Leandra jackson, Donna Newell, Nina Straughn, Debbie Williams, Terri Klepper, Pam Elliot, Lisa Allspaugh. 6TH: jan A. Smith, Pam Long, Maelinda Staggs, Darla Williams, Linda Harper, Doris Morphis, Debbie Conley, Diane McGuire, Shelia Parish, Carol Greene, Diane West, janell Bratcher, jennifer Dickenson. We Are the Future Homemakers of America. FHA Advisor, Gail Hobson and her escort Nolie Ewing at the FHA- FFA Banquet. FHA officers are: FRONT ROW: Caroline Herell-Parliamentarian, Debbie Hunt-Historian, Becky Trent-Co-Hostess, Teresa Payne-Vice-Pres. , Pam Harlan-Sec. BACK ROW, Gayla Green-Songleader, Vicki Morphew- Treas. , Debbie johnson-Vice-Pres. , Cindy Baker-Co-Hostess, Roni Smith-Co-Hostess. TOP ROW: Paul Gullion, Gary Clary, Randy Newall, jamie Ward, Mike Keller, Alvinjones, Bobby Cheadle, Tommy Hudson, jesse Clark, Charles McLellan, Phil Atkins, Vernon Brewer, Wayne Flagger. FOURTH ROW: Ronnie Idleman, Larry Stanford, Markjones, Mike Lewis, Kennyjohnson, Randy Williams, Dale Morton, Tim Hayes, Dennis Rose, Lynn Broyles, Robby Genson, Mike Stover. THIRD ROW: Terry Clary, john Summers, Paul Hunt, Brent Bacon, Henry Dumas, Bobby Huddleston, Alan Rountree, Kevin Mudd, Donaldjackson, Carroll Price, David Harthcock. SECOND ROW: Kenny Harlan, Mark Harris, Claude Davis, Mike Priddy, Charles Gray, Harold Long, Doug Enox, jeff Staggs, Mike Rose. FIRST ROW: Mike Smith, Terry Webster, Jimmy Stokes, Mark Wyatt, Pam Harlan-FFA Sweetheart, Leslie Summers, Scott Ward, David Sparlin, Larry Watkins-Advisor. FFA - Youth With a Purpose 5 iii? -3 ABOVE: Pam Harlan, FFA Sweetheart, is handing out ribbons at the Local Fat Stock Show. LEFT: Officers are: SEATED: Mark Wyatt-Sec., Terry Webster-Pres. Leslie Summers-Treas. STANDING: David Sparlin- Reporter, Scott Ward-Vice-Pres., jimmy Stokes- Parlimentarian, Mike Smith-Sentinel, Larry Watkins- Advisor. 82 2 The Purcell FFA Chapter is an extremely active organization that works hard in a wide variety of fields to establish pride through excellence. They hold three primary aims: To develop leadership, citizenship, and co-operation. Their activities carry us into public speaking, economics, livestock , selection, land and pasture improvement, agricultural mechanics, and community service. They settheir goals high, then work hard to reach them, for they believe that is the only road to success. ABOVE: Leslie Summers is shown with his champion chester white barrow. BELOW: Terry Webster is getting his hampshire hogs ready for the excitement of the Fat Stock Show. +w9,yy4'0 PQ wif: Q Q iv I L 5 5 A 4 Mark Harris is shown with his champion angus heifer at the Purcell Fat Stock Show. P? ABOVE: I. D. Ward is getting his crossbreed barrow ready for the local Fat Stock Show. BELOW: Brent Bacon and jeff Staggs are showing their heifers with pride. fi 4' Q Q K in , What Is a Student Council To start off the 1972 school year, the Student Council sponsored an annual signing party. Soon afterwards, a back-to-school dance was held. Other projects were Neewollah Day, Look-Alike Day, Senior Day, nomina- tions for Mr. and Mrs. School Spirit, St. Patrick's Day Dance , and a Valentine Day Post Office. There were several projects sponsored that dealt with world-wide problems. Among these was the Pakistan Fast Day. On this day each student was aked to fast and do- nate the money that he would have used to buy food. The money donated by students was sent to aid the starving refugees in Pakistan. An Ecology week was also held to try to inform the student body of the dangers our environment is faced with. Other projects were the canned food and toy drive and the Best-Looking Leg Contest in which the money received was donated to the Cancer Research Fund. As the main contribution to the school, the 1972 Student Council provided a Student Lounge in the gym for students to use for years to come. Student Council officers are: jim Hudson-Reporter, Terry Smith-Vice-President, Dick Cray-Secretary-Treasurer. 84 ABOVE: Candidates in the Best-Looking Leg Contest were: jim Hudson, Kenny Lamb, and Robby York. Students voted for the legs of their choice by placing money in jars provided by the Council. The money was donated to the Cancer Research Fund. The MAN voted as having the best legs was jim Hudson. BELOW: Bruce Murphy, President, is presiding at the election of officers for the 1973 school year. A 75 I . ,, in 4 221 i FIRST ROW: Bruce Murphy, Terry Smith, Howard Dawson, Mike Feroli, Dick Gray, jimmy Hudson. 2ND: Susan Gale, Debbie Johnson, Donna Howard, David Sparlin, Debbie Hunt, Holly Montgomery, Leandra Jackson. 3RD: Mike Smith, Gary Johnson, Mary Frank, Joe McReyno1ds, Deborah Garvin, Warren Robbins, Tommy Gutt. Outstanding S C Member Terry Smith ABOVE: Donna Howard is taking an active part in the Neewollah Day ac- tivities. BELOW: Winners of the Look-Alike Contest are: Peggy Underwood, Debbie Conley, Norma McCregory, Dale Chambers. jim Hudson is racing to win the apple bobbing contest on Neewollah Day. - V ' .Q 5 Science Club O l l 1 l 3 4.1 Sharon Mayo is getting familiar with the skeletal Officers for the Science Club are: STANDING, Steve system of the human body. Hodges-Pres. SITTING, Lloyd Foll-cs-Vice-Pres. , jan Mayhue-S ec. , Joyce McLellan-Treas. FIRST ROW: Mr. Mancillas-Sponsor, 2ND: Steve Yates, Sandra Copeland, Joyce McLellan, Holly Montgomery, Nancy Ewing. 3RD: Mike Lewis, jan Mayhue, Lloyd Folks, Paul Looman, Suzanne Woodrow, Sharon Mayo, Martha Young. 4Tl-I: Steve Hodges, Kenny johnson, Allen Smith, Steve Harris, Gordie Simpson, Terri Klepper, Beth Lamb. 86 Council Has Voice in School and World Affairs BACK ROW, Elaine Girelli, Ian Smith, Karen Yates, Gina Shea, Ion Mintor, Cathy Sparlin, Karen Banks. 2ND ROW, Vickie Thurston, Teresa johnson, BRD ROW, Jamey Looman, D'Ray Moore, Kenny Harlan. One of the Highlights of this year's Junior High Student Council was the donation of a 5100. OO check to the American Cancer Society. The money was raised by the presentation of a series of one -act plays. 1971-1972 Student Council officers were: Teresa johnson- Secretary, Jan Smith- Vice President, Cathy Sparlin-Reporter, Kenny Harlan-President. 87 Speech Club The Happiest Millionaire. a two act comedy written by Kyle Cruchter was presented by the drama department on March 22 and 23. The play suggested by the book, MY PHILADELPHIA FATHER 'starred Walter Pidgeion in its suc- cessful run on broadway in the late 1950's. The Biddle and Duke fam- ilies, who played important roles in the play were the ancestors of Angier Duke, who was Chief of Protocol during the administration of the late President Kenndey. Buddy Payne and Becky Trent are discussing the birds and the bees with their daughter Sharon Mounger as their son Ron Lyon listens in Pa used to swear, but. Sharon Mounger and Mike Smith discuss their plans for the future. Cindy Talbot, Sharon Mounger and Becky Trent are Ji, I LP ,X alone. PrePa1'ing for their debut' Mike Smith is putting a ju jitsu hold on Buddy Payne Sharon Mounger watches in dismay l Mike and Sharon finally get to be BOTTOM ROW: L TO R-- Gary Johnson, Mike Feroli, Donna Howard, Nancy Smith, Pam Harlan. 2ND ROW: Abby Warner, Tijuana Rinehart, Nancy Johnson, Deborah Garvin, Martha Young, Sydney Ellison, Mary Frank, Terry Smith. 3RD ROW: Robin Murphy, Debbie Hunt, Debbie johnson, Donna Newell, Nina Straughn. 4TH ROW: Mike G. Smith, joe McReynolds, Sharon Mayo, Diane West, linda Harper, Leandra jackson. STH ROW: Bruce Murphy, David Ballard, Shelia Parish. 6TH ROW: Dick Gray, Lloyd Folks, Allen Rountree. 7TH ROW: Vic Rice, Donald jackson, Henry Dumas, Allen Smith. STH ROW: Sandra Copeland, Debbie Frankenburg, Karen Carleton, Steve Hodges, Charlotte Broyles. LAST ROW: Mary Ann Shea, Gordie Simpson, Beth Lamb, Holly Montgomery. ... .. ssa Q-L R L 7 li atm n al Honor Societies Members of the National Honor Society are selected by teachers according to: Character, Service, lights ofthe year were the NHS basketball games, and a trip to the Zider Zee in Oklahoma City. Gary johnson, Nancy Smith, Mary Frank, Mike Feroli. BOTTOM ROW: Susan Conway, Lisa Lower, Nancy West, Lisa McCurdy, Shelly Wilson, Judy West. 2ND ROW: Vickie Thurston, Jan McReynolds, Laura Long, Debbie Frank, Gail Whitney, Elizabeth Sherman, D'Ray Moore, SRD ROW: jan Smith, Delfina de la Fuente, Kateri Wallace, Karen Banks, Patti Huddleston, Debbie Miller, Cheryl Hall, Donna Donathan. 4TH ROW: Sonia Jackson, Rhonda Powell, Patti Mitchell, Janet Shea, Carolyn Clark, Teresa Johnson, Mark Ellis, Grant Ward, David Feroli, Kenny Harlan. STH ROW: Sheryll Smith, Dee Ann Simpson, Pam Long, johnny Meador, Grant Frankenburg, Lagenna Waldo, LaDonna Ratliff, Maelinda Staggs, Melanie Huddelston, Kim Harris, Steve Ballard. 6TH ROW: David Rogez, Cathy Sparlin, Mike Mansur, Mark jones, Rick Holsenbake, Jerry Merrell, Dennis Hubble, Jon Minter, Cordelia Greene, Myra Jackson, Steve Moore. l S- f' 2 Him: ii- . ' V SUI!!! gg - V ,ir W Leadership, and Scholarship. High- V M N f 1 -4- ' ,V Lklyr ph, Q fl i, itr S 5 Raina BACK ROW: Carla Nagle, Dee Ann Simpson, Regina Philips, Teresa Genson, Nancy Killgore, Carol Mansur, Diane Yates, Deanna Abbott, Carolyn Clark, Elizabeth Morphew, Brenda Mauldin, Kris I-Iarris, Judy West, Lisa McCurdy, Pam Hudson. SECOND ROW: Karen Yates, Shelly Suchy, D'Ray Moore, Davida Grice, Elizabeth Sherman, Janet Claunch, Patti Mitchell, Bonita Braham, Patti Tucker, Jan Smith, Elaine Girelli, Elizabeth Staggs, Cheryl Hall, Jamie Allspaugh, Sharon Maddox. THIRD ROW: Sharon Polk, Trudi Mansur, Rene Miles, Lagenna Waldo, Nancy West, Debbie Hawkins, Debbie Frank, Laura Long, Shelly Wilson, Melanie Huddleston, Tamela Mann, Carolyn Schrader, Connie Jackson. FOURTH ROW: Lisa Lower, Teresa Scott, Gayla Mongold, Cheryl Ford, Debbie Ridgeway, Janet Shea, Debbie Cutsinger, Denice Lyon. FIFTH ROW: Patti Huddleston, Cathy Sparlin, Jeannie Webster, Jan McReynolds, Vickie Thurston, Teresa Johnson, Janice Dover, Debbie Miller. Baby Dragonettes Are Spirit-Bou nd Cheerleaders - TOP TO BOTTOM: Teresa Johnson, Officers - STANDING: Elizabeth Morphew - Sec. , Jeannie Webster, Vickie Thurston, Janice Dover, Jan Carolyn Clark - Pres. , SEATED: Patti Mitchell - Mc Reynolds, Cathy Sparlin-Head cheerleader. Reporter, Jan Smith - V. Pres. x xx J Vw fa gf' i ww 1ST ROW: Mary Frank, Karen Carleton, 2ND ROW: Debbie Johnson, Nancy Ewing, Mary Qualls, Pam Harlan, Tijuana Rinehart, Nancy Srnith, Sharon Mounger, Debbie Frankenburg, Kerrie Mudd, Sharon Mayo, Debbie Hunt, 3RD ROW: Donna Howard, Terry Smith, Deborah Garvin, Nancy Johnson, Sydney Ellison, Martha Young, Sharon Potter, Sandra Copeland, Aunda Mann. 4TH ROW: Kendra Matthews, Barbara Bourquin, Abby Warner, Debbie Webster, Ann Aycox, Terri Klepper, Diane West, Jan Miller, Carla Edgmon. STI-I ROW: Pam Williams, Beth Lamb, Vickie Morphew, Becky Trent, Roni Smith, Holly Montgomery, Sheila Harper, Pam Oswalt. Not pictured: Sherry Stone. Dragonettes Add Fire to Dragon Spirit Along with making their presence known and heard at ballgarnes and pep rallys, the pep club had many other spirit raising proj ects. Some of these were: Making signs, writing on sidewalks and down- town store windows, and decorating cars for car caravans. Also, Spirit Week and Parent's Night were sponsored by the Pep Club. :Ants K y 1 sr U' M V -34, K :ve- it ff' . . Mt Outstanding Member Sally Abbott i 9 l Q 4' . .f:i z.,1. l argl? it W ff! ! !: fp - s ff . WV...i Khan-sp.-....,.,.,,,-Q Khan -4'-nl Debb1e Hunt, Junior Mary Frank, Senior R GOAL-to Cheer to Victory Sharon Mayo, Debb1e Hunt, Nancy Ewing, Karen Carelton - Mascot, Mary Frank-Head Cheerleader, Sherry Stone, Sherry Stone Sharon Mayo Sophomore S ophom ore -'K h, ,, -, Q Vo-Tech Prepares Students for Future In the first year of operation the Mid-America Vo-Tech School interested students from thirteen schools in our district and fifteen P.l-I. S. students. Among the classes attended by PHS students are drafting, secretarial practice, carpentary, areial mechanics, machine shop, auto mechanics, and business office education. ABOVE: Mike Dawes is working hard at be- coming a skilled machinist. RIGHT: Deborah Skaggs and Gail Snow attend the morning session of Vo-Tec as students of Business Office Education. Afternoon students at Vo-Tec are: Vernon Brewer, Donald Powell, Mike Dawes and Sally Abbot. Sally Abbot is studying in the field of Business Office Education li. Morning students to Vo-Tec are: Sammy' Mauldin, Billy Farrow, Melvin Donald Powell takes time out Paulk, and Curtis Morphew. to visit with one of his friends. ABOVE: David Bullock and Dexter Austin are studying : M . . . to be auto mechanics. BELOW: Melvin Paulli and Curtis ABOVE Sammy auldm' draftmg Student' 15 Morphew are hard at Work in their class aerial mechanics working on architectural design. BELOW: Steven ' Perry is developing his skills in data processing. 1 ,pf - I ':-'I-Q Q1 li KB 1 'gg k,L.,.i, mf. I. wwf , 1 m 5 f -E fi Pi wi P 7- V XV: H. ,ui ,q R sf xi. Q 1, 5? ax 3213.3 4 'ab - :-:A X gi 'rw E, ef Q-. qw A '03 4. 53 M H wean , fl nga mga! WT vig- gfigfeff -H S f F in.: 013' - 'gi gg! , 1? , 525 , 3 A ak he ' VC tiki wx gw.ff'YiL?5-:mi qs 315 My 5-,M .ii-may in 'A :-: 'fbi' AXW T A 6 'P L an . wi 5 i 5' ' Wh , I iff ? '5'3gl'f 5 Q- ,, ' 3 K N QFEQ . , ..,,, W 1 'JL Q NI? Q ,, X4 Q3 914 8835 5-I 2 E' 33 Kerrie Mudd Robin Levitan Carol Greene Kenny Lamb Deborah Garvin Mary Frank Mike Ellis Terry Smith Mike G. Smith Sydney Ellison fag... ,,.,..f,..w---' r N' W N Will The yearbook ever be complete? Tom McCall Pam Harlan Fredda Davis Alan Morton Warren Robins Donna Howard Leslie Summers Newspaper Editor-Deborah Garvin Donna 8 Kerrie are busy trying to meet the deadline. 97 Senior High State Honor Society BACK ROW: Alan Rountree, Rodney Combest, Hal Rice, Donald jackson, Steve Hodges, Henry Dumas, Lloyd Folks, Allen Smith. LEFT ROW: Debbie Frankenburg, Karen Carleton, Mike G. Smith, Sandra Copeland, Nancy johnson. RIGHT ROW: Leandra jackson, Robin Murphy, Gordie Simpson, Debbie Johnson, Sydney Ellison. MID- DLE: Gary Johnson, Terry Smith, Mike Feroli, Deborah Garvin, Martha Young, Abby Warner. Sr. and jr. High Oklahoma Honor Societies Junior High State Honor Society 1ST ROW: Susan Conway, Lisa lower, Nancy West, Judy West, Debbie Frank, Gail Whitney. ZND: Laura Long, D'Ray Moore, Elizabeth Sherman, Patti Huddleston, Debbie Miller, jan McReynolds, Kateri Wallace. 3RD: Carolyn Clark, Sonia Jackson, Pam Long, La Donna Ratliff, Lagena Waldo, Cheryl Smith, Dee Ann Simpson, 4TH: Teresa Johnson, Melony Huddleston, Jerry Merrell, Ricky Gardner, Grant Ward, David Feroli. 1ST ROW: Larry Stanford, Chuck Rogez, Steve Yates, Johnny Hudson, joe McReynolds, Mike Ellis, jack Ridgeway, ZND: Ronnie Hunt, jimmy Hudson, Leslie Summers, Theodore Love, Marty Woodrow, Danny Tucker, Mark Wyatt, john Stover, Robby York. BRD: Hal Rice, John Brewer, Gary johnson, Vic Rice, Kenny Lamb, Dick Gray, Tom Gutt, Mike Feroli, Wayland Barbour, Greg Mauldin. 4TH: Claude Davis, Lloyd Folks, Chuck Johnston, Allen Smith, Kevin Mudd, Dennis Cole, Alan Rountree, David Ballard, Bruce Murphy, Rodney Combest. Dragons Bring Pride to PHS LEFT: In the Lettermen's initiation, Alan Rountree receives an egg shampoo. RIGHT: Robby York is learning a new way of gargling--with peanut butter. Greg Mauldin and john Brewer Under the leadership of the illustrate the latest dance steps. coaches and President Mike Feroli, the 19 71-72 Lettermen's Club has developed into a group of young men who have great pride in their accomplishments and the hard - - r - work they have done. The Senior Etiviiessvi-C32 gist behave he members are to be congratulated e on leaving to the underclassmen - t ' L all a goal to keep the pride that has f W spread through the mighty Dragons. 4 li, Q il i 1 33 5 1 , Q 4 ,5SLfg,f:iav,f141,.,3,1,:.- AZ- W 21,3 L, ,w w Q f W ,141 TV ,z fa uh. . 635f?5?lw2Q'E?'f4?55v3' 21 I 52-' 1 4 ,- ff?4:5f?I5'g'l .F5.,E'61-T55 5 A V . C 2, .Q Q, ,f 2 f .1' ra . i gf .W p ,S g,1,g'25Z?,m:23'L ,FjZ2::1:1,Y7-'Miy X f A v 1 4, , , -sg 1. gg 1 , :WWA ffmbg, M x -if .E'fi-rivxfsfmi kwiw-M f F 'H , .... Mmewivfffs - ' w,g,,-X f , bg, , ww, if QQ, W ,, iv A ,, ., , , A fsffiwfa-iw' 1 ? - , ,... ' a w k JJ ' L' ' Q Qffiyisn, avi -, W4 NN- H ,.,m,..ww:gL1 Q -M , J J,, 5, ,jgwf, 311 ' ,L wpggwmwuzwg ..W.-1.-W' Qggfqamffmghmfg M .. 5 A ,,,g,glg,g,,W,,gQ,f 75 ip. - ' l c . . wwilfw-wi' ,.M,,W 1 Yf',p,,,qL1,w,ff f ,.Q.f-,:,p p51,s.EhQ.n , 5 J .12,z12,swffw.' 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The score was 32 to 7. 3 'W Vw 1 gf I W rib LEFT TO RIGHT: Sharon Potter, Wayland Barbour, CAPTAIN-DAVID BALLARD, QUEEN-KERRIE MUDD, Nancy Smith, Mike Feroli, Debbie Franl-cenburg, and jim Hudson. CROWN BEARER-MIKE MUDD and FLOWERGIRL-CINDY WALLACE. iiihllg. If fa 3 .Q ,Q . lf. A L W ,, , .Q mu Q , ,lj 'jf 't ffl , 'grey if ,gi . J, X fl! , ' , L g 3 ?.,g!A ij,-aA'sK,hc ,3l?'f5' K 3 fy -fx. A' W ' ,af fi 5. v 'A Cf W Lat?a YT: s 'gh gg ' I f '- .J ' 'WY , .1 ,, , Q, , A - ,, U rw . . ,V ' uf , K x, f l . .11 . Q V if K if, ,Y ki W, fbxq A , FN- J V ll. ':' '. f .wiv . , U Q. I ,-Lu, R J. -i rnff gf, -'ff 1 wg -n X A 1 Q, ,I 1t3f g,:ff lf 'f if ' 1-,, -, , 4 , ay' - gfiwfx -1 ' QSXUQ' 46 '4 v lv. Q1 ' 4+ fy 'ILQOQGASQ ' '- ' 1' :MIK r-w5Q.f,'.' 31- ?f5iN,i.1 ,HN , fb vw Q. age 1, a 4 1 J X ...vn V-:iw pg . X, af: 3 ti-1' - :Sify A U :tw '2 3 if 1 .-ww 'f1- F515 . Fmt, 215 ff'-mi ' rv .1 i -v ' 1 Basketball Queen DONNA HOWARD Miss Donna Howard was crowned 1972 Basketball Queen on january 18 by Mike Feroli. The Dragons lost the I-IOMECOMING game by only five points to Lawton MacArthur. Yruv fi Left to rightg Jim Hudson, Susan Sale, Gary johnson, Mary Frank, Queen-Donna. Howard, Captain-Mike Feroli, Debbie Webster and Sam Mauldin. Crownbearer-Mike Mudd and Flowergirl-Dee Ann Lemler. -El -5 1 3 .J 'I L -3 A ATTENDANTS Mary Frank Susan Gale Debbie Webster ,Qi uhm FFA Sweetheart Pam Harlan FHA Beau Charles Gray This year's FFA Sweetheart was Pam Harlan and the FHA Beau was Charles Cray. Both were crowned at the annual FFA-FHA Banquet. 'W as--wr 'Pb in a as No-'X' 3 A RX xi Ili' X' IQ 'ihlnl 2 l 3. 5. ATTENDENTS Martha Young Donna Newell . , : kfaffv -' AQidf .WSV..5 f A , 1 1 WJ s M Cathy Sparlin Carol Greene ATTENDANTS Mike Priddy Mike W. Smith Ronnie Idleman Kenny Harlan Band King Charles Gray Band Quee n Tijuana Rineheart 2 The I-hgh School Band chose Miss Tijuana Rineheart for their Band Queen and Charles Gray for their Band King this year. The Coronation was held at the Band Spring Concert. ' I x, ' A A if ' EH? W ., snug' f-'fx viva. ff. 'S 'GL Ly ' E i I x K L. rn? 5 if 'is ' -sf R s I Prom King Garyjohnson Prom Queen Terry Smith To highlight the 1972 jr-Sr. Prom, Let Freedom Ring , Terry Smith was crowned Prom Que en and Gary Johnson was crowned Prom King. Both were chosen by the Junior class who did a very fine job on decorating for the event. 1 is -1 1' 3' J' 'IL Q 9- ,.. . 'jf ABQ a K sig., Mg. swf ik Q Q Q 4 'fi ., 34 45114 E? .--, ' 4-M455 Q X QV fn ,V 3, it J. ' I fa?-Q ,, , N 3 fi g - 7 HE , if ?' iw 5 73 xg' XY fWiFg,Wf , : ml W 2' K wk , . 1' Q T hi ' 1 5 1 Z f vw. K ' . , X . - S ' V . 4 30445 6 . 1 KT. S1 NXQ ll' I . v '5 ' ks-,sad f 1 . , , g . h.,.ff' f, , 1 -if 1.2 fi? K ,x ' ' ' 4 1 Vik X 3 I 'Uvflds '- 3 ggq' ' 5. . 2 'fi E :A b Q Q' ' if 3? f 5 L' 4 Q i ix, + f , , 9? 4 ' T f .P 4. A , ,tl 1 S -if .. 3 W f W Q K ng mg U --h 11 M1 mu fc-wife? I The boys that were selected to attend 1971 Boys State were: QLEFT TO RIGHTQ Gary johnson, David Ballard, Mike Feroli, David Rountree, Alternate-jim Hudson, and Vic Rice. Boys from all over Oklahoma went to Oklahoma State University to learn more about our government. David Ballard was elected to the State office of Com- missioner of Labor. Not pictured ls Danny Tucker who was selected as Alternate. Two girls were chosen as 1971 Girls State delegates. They were QLEFT TO RIGHTQ Terry Smith and Mary Frank. Abby Warner was selected as alter- nate. Four-hundred and eighty girls were assembled at East Central State College to learn and participate in a mock government. Mary was elected to the State office of State Examiner and Inspector. Miss Martha Young was selected by the faculty to attend the President's Classroom for High School Students this year. Martha left for Washington D. C. on Feb. 19 and came back the 27th. During her stay in our Nation's Capitol, Martha saw many wonderful sights and learned how the government works. She also met alot of people which made her trip even more enjoyable. M Ki if 1- X wire 7 U, I . A im . if ZS .f 'Wu M Sy Kwgggg vm? W S 95 f FACULTY X K U.. up ltqgqslflililwma use A 2 if 1'-fe g .-1- M MAXINE HANE -SECRETARY RA LPI-I RAGAN -SUPERINTENDENT ,av ' BOARD OF EDUCATION: Jayne Montgomery, Presidentg Leonard Wyatt, jake Civis, B. J. Ellis, Tex Stone QAbsentJ. 120 'Navi' '-.,,.l- JACK RICE P94 SENIOR HIGH PRINCIPAL -Im .li if 'lb as is DENNIS ROUNTREE if JUNIOR HIGH PRINCIPAL ow When I Was Your Age. VIRGINIA BOYDSTON I-IAZEL POLLARD ELLA MARCUM TEACHER AIDE TEACHER AIDE TEACHER AIDE 0 -nf K-. X I s 5 4 , , 43 Qcffd I ,f 7 ,V I JIT.. RICHARD IEMLER CARRY LOOPER RUELL LOWE ENGLISH, ASS'T FB COACH MATH, ASS 'T BB COACH INDUSTRIAL ARTS Y . A STEVE MAN CILLAS LeROY MATTHEWS RON OSBORN SCIENCE BB COACH, SCIENCE BAND, DRIVER'S EDUCATION BOB HALEY JR. HIGH FB COACH, HISTORY HOBERT I-IIGGS BRENDA HODGES MATH HOME ECONOMICS 122 BENNIE BURNS SPECIAL EDUCATION ' 1 ,A .H A N-.1 0 .- BOB HOLLADAY FB COACH, HISTORY FREDDA DAVIS SPEECH, ENGLISH , M D ...,- ,,,.,, ,Y ' rg, .f 5 if ,' .xgglrq , 4, I , 4 f . 1 I I v I 1 , 1 1 ' , I rf' DALE CALLEN JANE DEF EE COUNSELOR , PSYSHOLOGY ENGLISH WAUHILLAU GALE DENNIS ROUNTREE ART MATH, JR. HI PRINCIPAL GAIL I-IOBSON LOYCE LAMB HOME ECONOMICS SPANISH 123 ,.v ' MQ E Awfyflg -gf? .. , in 44 ' 2.-fe-V CATHARINE SINLPSON JOHN SCI-IANTZ ENGLISH, TYPING VOCAL MUSIC LARRY WATKINS BOB PRATT MARY STEELE VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE HISTORY , JR. HIGH BB. COACH PHYSICAL EDUCATION ALICE SHORE LIBRARIAN 900604 WINNIE WIGLEY TYPING, BOOKKEEPING , SHORT- HAND ,. , 'L A Q , I? ,g 'ir 53Z '-ZH' urn Q U N sfnhifxoh L 'lIl,l Q. ,Q., , '. if! ' Q .O fff ?f W ' f'. QSM' l! O.C. Vsvqh Qcliihk f Q li fQ? Q QW K S glumix, . Q, nf Hin v K A . k I ii N 1 Z x - 5 s li 111414. Ma l! an 'lima i , 41rnilnww Wi., A gi Qi Z' nh 3242 1 'hr I 3 ,,. f,.,H.,,,.---w- '-,-nrl! :L, :Nj alfa Q Q' , sig,-gif' WM' ..-'ff V Q . W , Lf,w21, if I ,:w,i.f4E,,, H ., AL' if 5 sivgawwli qw 5 , W Q 2559? ii QSM was fm . w:3zsJ'.i1,4LQz ' + . ' -K ' ,f1w54f55,A:f:ES, -1 'fs - wi inf:-ww., . - warg: swf' 2' Q ' 5, ,H ir. 'Q W ,W 1 'iv 1 , ,.,,, WNWL . , 22 U P-6 xi .' 1. Q xix f s f W 4 J ., if Q Ely I, 3 ',-?'j,1 5? ', fi. 1 9 Lf,L1. g ' ' .2751 .-292+ his Q -lu-uqg It's Over for a Year It seems as each year of high school passes, students see life in a new awareness. Friendships are made which the moment you think will last a lifetime. Some do but too often people take friendships too much for granted. Life has taught me to have a friend you must be one and one of the first ways of accomplishing this is by HREACHING OUT . This was chosen as the theme of the 1972 DRAGON and I hope it reminds you of the many beautiful moments you shared with your friends this year. As it once was said. . . To everything there is a season, and a time for every matter or purpose under heaven: A time to be born, and a time to die, a time to plantg A time to harvestg A time to kill, A time to heal, A time to destroy, A time to rebuildg A time to cryg A time to laugh, A time to grieve, A time to dance, A time for scattering stones, A time for gathering stonesg A time to hug, A time not to hug, A time to findg A time to loose, A time for keeping, A time for throwing away, A time to be quiet, A time to speak up, A time for loving, A time for hatingg A time for warg A time for peace. Everything is appropriate in its own time. 1972 was our time for sharing our happy moments, fears, anxieties, love, and just every feeling which we experienced through the past school days. Only with the help of the sections editors Terry Smith, Kerrie Mudd, Donna I-Ioward, Mary Frank, Alan Morton, Dave Rountree, and Advisor Fredda Davis was this yearbook possible and lthank them very much for it. Through the 1972 DRAGON I hope you see the past school year just as it was to you. . . . Editor Qt 777 ,ftfaatlwd 131 1 McGuire HARDCASTLE'S TASTEE FREEZE Furniture and Appliance 50 FLAVORS MALTS 85 SHAKESH Quality Home Furnishings Green Avenue 527-2434 127 West Main WELL'S DRIVE-IN THE UNIQUE CLEANERS BEAUTY SALON Professional Cleaning 228 mth Coin-Operated Cleaners 8L Laundry Shirt Service Alterations UNIQUE HEALTH CLUB We Give S 8: H Green Stamps 527-6718 CONNER FUNERAL HOME BARGER AUTO SUPPLY Every Service a Sacred Turst Farm and Auto Supplies 1 I9 North Canadian 527-6543 D'SC0u ' to Everyone Phone 527-2034 Purcell, Oklahoma l32 T' DEE'S FABRIC Complete Line of Fabric and Notions 132 W. Main 527-2012 PURCELL CIREENHOUSE where the finest in flowers is always so reasonable Ken 8 Mary Diehl 509 W. jefferson 527-3137 Ballards Dairy King M Best in Eats and Treats ROY WILSON MANUFACTURING CO. Area Rugs Manufacturer MASCO ENGINEERS SPARLIN MOTOR 84 CONTRACTORS INC COMPANY We've Been Around Since 1934 Pontiac - Buick - GMC Trucks IZ8 North Canadian 527-6565 A Complete Cooling Tower Service Nationwide Steve Mudd 527-2171 Best Wishes - Sr. '72 C.R. ANTHONY CO. FRED 8a MODEAN'S Friendliest Store In Town TAP ROOM Clothes for the Entire Family Puroell, Oklahoma 123 West Main 527-2431 Palace Drug First State Bank Lexington Oklahoma Some Larger-None Better . Prescriptions-Gifts Lexington' Oklahoma Veterinary Supplies Member Wide Selections of Artificial Flowers F.D.l.C. Floyd Sherman-Prop. Ewin s Furniture 83 OKLAHOMA Maytag-Frigidaire gg S U Sales and Service Sequoyah Carpets lgzfglflfsisvlffsu 527-3195 138 west Main 527-3018 134 fn PETITE STYLING SALON Sandy Compton Barb ara Johnston PURCELL CAFE Good Food-Where Friends Meet 118 N. Green 115 N' zn 5274488 Mr. as Mrs. Bob McKiddy Kindblade Harpers Enco CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH-noncs-JEEP Sales 8c Service I . S . . Congmu aims emors 115 N. Green Phone 527 5575 BOOKER TANK TRUCK SERVICE Let your life so resemble the life of Christ that if every life were a life like yours, this would be God's paradise. 4- ' R 135 In PETE'S 8: RE-PETE'S CAFE Pete and Midge ' A A f ' W A-- 5'f: pf.-ilggagyziagtiga V, V Brent L,.,..L.nkv2if I ,affix I , A Kennedy Drug RICHARD C. GRAY S 8c H Green Stamps Phone 527-3535 Herb 8L Yola State Farm Insurance For Information Call JACK E. WISDOM Agent 105 S. 5th, 527-2755 compliments of Dr. J. R. Patten OPTOMETRIST FOO DWAY The Friendly Store We Give Top Value Stamps 4th and Apache Phone 527-2401 iii' 'ntn 7 5 P .. ,7 .. 5 Modern Radio Q T.V. MIKES Zenith VARIETY Packard Bell . A N D Sales and Servlce 213 W. Main 527-3590 .5 M0 ERN 5 .EL'05E.J'.2'g Casual Corner Y5 HCFCIFS Advance Beauty Shop SERVICE STATION BETTY DICKINSON S 8: H Green Stamps GAIL STAGGS HERELL BROTHERS OIL COMPANY 527-2979 Phillips 66 Wholesale Highwav 77 227-2827 Highway 77 527-3148 137 ,snap A . Fashion World QUALITY LADIES WEAR Box 609 - Highway 77 South Nardis of Dallas - Jantzen White Stag -Formal Wear 127 W. Main Purcell f Bus. 527-6581 Res. 527-6618 527-2350 Purcell, Oklahoma M ,.,,l my H ick's Department Store 125 W. Main 527-3134 vm: 'lf- U AM,.,,r.- ,llf WWW. A ,A .. ,- - 'Y ' ' A ,,,.,. . ' rx 'T'lC 5 W ,W I Nl WU J , K X' K 0 W mul'-an wh al 4...- Pritchett JeWeler's O. J. 8: PHYLLIS 204 W. Main 527-3703 Hooper Y5 Sons Deep Rock 527-9925 Wash 8c Lube Road Service v McClain ounty National anlc Capital i5I00,000.00 Surplus 2i52300,000.00 As the Oldest and Largest Bank in McClain County We Offer GENERAL SERVICES Checking Account Savings Account Safe Deposit Boxes After Hour Depository Travelers' Cheques US. 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Automob1le - Casualty F' d L'f I Purcell, oklahoma 527-2992 me an 1 6 nsumce 117 N. 2nd 527-3270 Wedding Service Arrangements for All Occasions ALMA'S FLOWERS Corsages Funeral Plants Designs Bill 8L Alma Huddleston 326 West Washington 527-6821 Anytime Purcell, Oklahoma Bob Miller Chevy Company Skelly Oil Company C. C. HARPER, Agent Phone 527-2273 L'Thank You for Your Businessii Purcell, Okla. 527-2128 The Side Door A complete line in Hallmark 8: gifts 112 N. 2nd 527-2312 141 J 62: K Auto Parts Inc. uwhere Your Busines ls Appreciatedw 301 South 5th 527-2114 GENE MCPHERSON IMPLEMENT COMPANY IMPLEMENT COMPANY JOHN DEERE SERVICE CENTER Service P t R P Highway 77 th 527 2425 Purcell, Oklahoma DR. JAMES E. TATE 4th S Brule Purcell, Oklahoma 527-3636 PAUL AND BOBBIE FRANK 14 Tl 'H. Rogers Lumber Co' PINK POODLE CAFE Charles Moore-Manager l Highway 77 South Phone 527-9912 We Handle All Types of Buildmg Material Hiway 77 527-2221 lDA'S BEAUTY SALON ROYAL MOTEL Haircuts and Permanent Waves a Specialty Best Wishes Class of '72 527-3068 IDA BRUUN U.S. 77 South 527-3120 Purcell, Oklahoma THELMA BUCHANAN 7 ' RED!- N S l77llTE KE lr lun: 143 HUD'S DRIVE-INN the best in Lex Good Luck Dragons We cater to teenagers 527-6814 On top of the hill in Lex ROWE'S CLEANERS SCOVIL MOTORS Main at 24th Ave. S.W. Norman, Oklahoma Sales 84 Service 329-1077 232-5519 Norman Oklahoma City Majors Television Q Appliance RCA Victor Sz RCA Vlfhirlpool Purcell, Oklahoma 315 W. Main 527-3100 LEXINGTON COFFEE SHOP Hickory Pit Bar-B-Que Ribs Tom and Wanda Williams S27-9943 - Lexington Oklahoma Bill BUCOIll,S Texaco Station HT. 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Steele, Robert Stephens, Gary Tate, Ernie Thompson Walter Thurston, Bill Williams, Purman Wilson, Ray Wilson, Larry Ewing, Reuben Schwartz, Herschel Carr, john O'Bri en. R. E. HARRIS - 828 W. MAIN BILL WILLIAMS - WILLIAMS PRODUCE ational Savings and Finance Corp. 201 West Main We Pay 696 On Saving Up To 515,000.00 By N.G.D.I.C. We Pay 792: On Uninsured Savings Accounts ational Insurance Agency We Write All Types of Insurance and Bonds ,I G 'i' 3- Al Kg l i .TQ 1 I 34 i ' NT ' . 5' E1 F' A L L M ,VNWmMi .,.,, , ..,,.. . ' C rn J.l.Xl sf' ,Vg ' F . 'H - w 147 BRIARWOCD FARMS iw, AM: i Ialfagf ,N 'W-'ia Q Q 6 qlliicl C qaitffll , Sq J Q Vlyml ' Eulzw Nu W f H H9 . umnnf ,IE Mun ' i ll vl I ll' nuns. pismnn A v I .-2 mu Asrgumztb iglurmqsulr U GNL 'H G' In Go-Man-Go nl Wu Double Bid Purcell DlCK's BODY SHOP Farm Store, Inc. Dick Watkins 8 joe Davis 114 W' Apache Phone 52716548 527 2530 P 11 Purcell, Oklahoma - urce Feed, Seed and Fertilizer Complete Hair Stylirzgl' Ubdfil as SHOPPE x 535.7 f ' 7 Comphmenf 596' tying' Q Jllr! x, Coiffuyes ,L Interstate 35 and Highway 74 PHONE 527-6723 417 TRUMAN PLACE PURCEL1., OKLAHOM 2? 'TN-5. 'l v'VrrQ t 'Hg giiiiki-k FIRSTEZQM R CAE? BANK 'ktt iii 704oze Clivcking Accounts Savings Accounts Nloncy Ordvrs Satk- Deposit Boxe- Banking by Mail iiitttif ami-T-fwAt Compofnq eopk , yn LYS. Savings Bonds Travelefris Checks Honiv Improwinent Loans Mortgage Loans After Hour Depository Total Assets Over S13,000,000.00 ug! x WSL: NZ, V luv-um ximow Q nww. 3 Fav Elrh : X D-pn..-.V N X P' N g ' 324 W. Main 527-2118 i 149 un-v--.-..-. di ee urtas K Son ICA Purcel1's Newest, Most Modern Supermarket Featuring Choice Meats We Give S 8: H Green Stamps Main and 3rd 527-2222 FIRST FREEWILL sMlTH'5 PRE-OWNED CARS BAPTIST CHURCH -ff or With many unused miles Purcell, Okla, 73080 902 S. Green Ave. 527-2722 9th 5, pierce gt, 150 SENIORS Ballard, David 18,27,52,55,104,105, 14,99,114,129,113,89,4 Barbour, Wayland 18,34,54,52,55, 105,64,99,114,129,17 Chambers, Dale 18,85,128,129 Duggins, Jim 19,129,130 Farrow, Billy Ray 27,95,129,130 Feroli, Mike 3,107,85,114,19,80,27, S2,55,106,105,99,80,126,114,113, 129,17,89 Gray, Charles 19,27,82,111,110,129 Gutt, Tommy J. 2O,52,54,55,64,14, 85,99,127,129 Hudson, Jim 20,107,52,54,5S,99, 105,85,l14,129,126 Jacobs, David 20,27,113,129 Johnson, Gary 1o7,17,s9,ss,3,21,so, 82,54,S5,14,99,80,127,130,114, 128,129,113 Lewis, Danny 21,129 Mauldin, Sammy 102,21,95, 54,52, 55,127,114,129 McCall, Tom 111,21,96,129 Morphew, Curtis 22,95,127,129 Morton, Alan 22,95,17,129 Murphy, Bruce 22,93,52,55,99,127, 129,85,89,9 Paulk, Melvin 23,27, 95,54, 52,55, 130,127,129,89,85,9 Payne, Buddy 23,83,126,129,130 Perry, Steve 23,95,129 Priddy, Mike 3,23,129 Rice, Vic 24,54,55,64,99,127,128, 89,8 Rountree, Dave 24,76, 77,129 Schneider, Mike 24,129 Scott, Clarence 24, 126,128, 129 Smith, Donald 25,129 Stokes, Jim 26,82,129 Tucker, Danny 26,64,99,129 Woodrow, Marty 26,99,126,129 Lawson, Dowl 27,129 Levitan, Robin 14,7,96,129 Abbot, Sally 18,94,129,3,91 Broyles, Charolette 89,129 Conley, Debbie 18,85,81,129 Dumas, Mary 19,9,129 Frank, Mary 107,19,93,96,126,114, 129,89,81,85,92,91,114 Freeze, Gail 25,94,8,128,129 Garvin, Deborah 19,8O,96,97,17, 13O,129,89,81,85,3,92,91 Harlan, Pam 20,75,82,96,97,129,89, 7,81,8,4,3,108,92,91 Howard, Donna 107,20,106,14,97,96, 126,130,114,129,89,81,85,4,91 Lindsay, Mary 21,13O,128,129,17 McGregor, Norma 21,103,126,129,85 McGuire, Diane 22,13O,128,129,17 Miller, Jan 22,13O,129,81 Mudd, Kerrie 22,75,27,104,105,96, 97,113,114,129,81,8,4,3,91,92 Ozment, Shelia 23,129,9,5, Parish, Shelia 129,89,81 Payne, Teresa 23,129,81,8 Shea, Mary Ann 24,77,130,129,76,89 5 Skaggs, Debbie 25,94,129,17,8,3, Smith, Kathy 25,129 Smith, Nancy 113,89,5,4,92,91,25, 75,27,10S,114,129 Smith, Terry 89,91,81,85,5,3,92,13, 25,7S,80,96,126,128,129 Underwood, Peggy 26,129,17,85 Warner, Abby 3,11,26,75,91,8O,126, 128,129,89 Young, Martha 27,80,81,91,92,86, 89,129 Rinehart, Tijuna 24,75,89,91,110, 111,92,129 Williams, Pam 3,26,91,129 JUNIORS Adkins, Phil 30,82 Austin, Dexter 95 Brewer, Vernon 30,82,94 Bullock, David 95,126 Dawes, Mike 30,94 Dawson, Howard 30, 52, 126,85 Ellis, Mike 3O,52,55,96,99,126 Erion, Tim 30,52 Flager, Wayne 30,82 Gray, Dick 3O,52,85,89,99 Gullion, Paul 31,82 Holtzen, Colin 31,32 Hunt, Ronnie 31,80,99,8 Knight, Reggie 31 Lamb, Kenny 31,52,103,99,96 Student Index Lewis, Mike 31,86,82 Love, Theodore 31,52,99,126 McReynolds, Joe 31,52,55,99,126,89, 85 Martin, Mike Mayhue, John, 31,80,120 Morton, Dale 31,32,82,126 Powell, Donald 95, 31,94 Ridgway, Jack 31,52,99, 76 Robins, Warren 52,31,55,53,85 Rogez, Chuck 31,99,96, Simpson, Gordie 31,80,86,89,8 Smith, Mike G. 80,30,32,88,77,96, 126,76,85,89,9,4 Smith, Mike W. 32,82,126 Stanford, Larry 32,82, 99 Stover, Mike 82 Summers, Leslie 52,32,S5,83,82,99, 96,76,3 Ward, Jamie 32,83,82 Webster, Terry 32,83,82,8,111 Yates, Steve 32,99,86 Matthews, David 31 Carleton, Karen 93, 30, 77, 80, 86, 89, 91 Chadwick, Anita 80,3O,81 Civis, Debbie 30,77,126 Copeland, Sandra 80,86,89 Cox, Marsha 30, 37, 76, 77 Ellison, Sydney 30, 80, 96,81 , 89, 91 , 92 Fox, Mary 30 Frankenburg, Debbie 3O,8O,87,126,114, 76,7,89,92,91 Greene, Carol 30, 77,96,76,81 Har-per, Linda 31,89 Hunt, Debbie 93,31,126,89,81,85,91 Johnson, Debbie 31,93,80,76,89,8, 92,91 Logan, Nancy 31,80 Mann, Aiuida 31,77,76,91 McLellan, Joyce 31 , 77, 76, 86 Morphew, Vickie 31,91 Mounger, Sharon 31,88,81,8,72,91 Powers, Ruthie 31 Qualls, Mary Ann 80, 77, 76,92, 91 Sawyer, Jerian 8,31 Smith, Becky 31,8O,13O Talbot, Cindy 32,88,77,76 Webster, Debbie 32,37,91,107,114 Rains, Debbie 31 West, Diane 75,32,91,89,111,81 Williams, Darla 32,81 Morphis, Doris 31,81 Moreland, Judy 30,31,32,113 SOPHOMORE GIRLS Baker, Cindy 80,81 ,4 Bourquin, Barbara 75,81,91,127 Bratcher, Janell 76,81 Bullock, Sherry 76 Davis, Arlene Dickenson, Jennifer 81 Edgmon, Carla 76,77,91 Elliot, Pam 81 Ewing, Nancy 34,81 ,86, 91 , 93, 103 Gale , Susan 34,85, 76, 92,107,114, 127 Green, Gayla 34,81 Harlan, Terri 34, 81, 92, 127 Harper, Shelia 34, 80,81 , 91 Henderson, Teresa 34,76 Herell, Carolyn 34,76,81 Hooper, Rene 34,76 Jackson, Leandra 34,80,85,89,81 Jenne, Debbie 34,76 Klepper, Terri 34, 75,81 , 86, 91 Lamb, Beth 34,75,86,91,111 Matthews, Kendra 35, 76, 77,91 Mayhue, Jan 35, 76,86 Mayo, Sharon 35, 89,90, 91 , 93 Montgomery, Holly 35,81,86,91 F'lagler,Paula 76 Mooney La Donna 35,76 Newell, Donna 35,81,89 Oswalt, Pam 36,91 Potter, Sharon 34,36,46,105,114, 127, 81,91 Rains, Marilyn 36,76 Smith, Carla 36 Stone, Sherry 36, 37, 93,81 , 127 Straughn, Nina 37,81,89 Swafford, Delores 37, 76 Tompkins, Cheryl 37 Trent, Becky 8 , 34, 37, 80, 81 ,88, 91 , 127 Williams, Debbie 37,81 Whitmire, Teresa 37,80 Woodrow, Suzanne 37, 81, S6 Aycox, Ann Margaret 91 151 Hennessee, Deborah Graham, Delores Turk, Cindy Murphy, Robin 8O',89,126 SOPHOMORE BOYS Austin, Gregory Aycox, Everet Brazil, Steve Brewer, Johnny 52,80,99 Cole, Dennis 99 Combest, Rodney 52,76, 90, 99 Davis, Claude 52,82,99 Duggins, Mike 80 Dumas, Henry 80,82,76,89 Ellsworth, Billy Enox, Doug 82 Fielder, Kevin 34 Folks, Lloyd 34, 35, 52,80,86,89,111 99 Harris, Stephen 34,86 Harthcock, David 34,82 Hodges, Steve 34,76,80,86,89 Huddleston, Bobby 34,82 Hunt, Paul 34,82 ldleman, Ron 34,82,127 Jackson, Donald 34, 80,82, 89 Johnson, Kenny 34,82 Johnston, Chuck 34,52,80,99 Ladlee, Terry Lee, David 34 Lindsey, Ronnie 35 Long, Harold 34,82 Looman, Paul 35,76,86 Lyon, Ronnie 35,37,76,88,127 Mauldin, Greg 35,8O,99,127 Martin, Martin Mudd, Kevin 35,82,99 Petty, Bill Pinion, Don 36,76,80 Price, Don 36,76,80 Price, Carol 36,82 Ratliff, Larry 36 Rinehart, Ted 36 Rice, Hal 36,80,76,99 Rose, Mike 36,52,76,82,127 Rountree, Alan 36,64,80,82,89,99, 127 Selman, David 36 Sparlin, David 36,82,127 smith, Auan 3e,s2,s3,7e,so,se,99, 189 Staggs, Jeff 36,82,83 Stover, John David 37, 52, 99 Thrift, Clifford 36 Ward, Scott 36,82 Wilson, David 37, 52, 64, 903 Whiteside, Varnel Wyatt, Mark 37, 52, 55,82, 99 York, Robby 37,80, 99 Music, Earl Goodin, Roy FRESHMEN GIRLS Abbott, Deana 40,90 Allspaugh, Leisa 40,81 Andrews, Karen 40 Atkins, Vickey,40,79 Bentley, Connie 40 Clark, Carolyn 40, 80, 81 , 89, 90 Dover, Janice 40,81 ,90,111 Girelli, Elaine 41 , 90, 103 Green, Cordelia 41,81,89 Grice, Davida Kay 41, 90 Harris, Kim 41,89 Huddleston, Melony 41 ,80, 90, 81,89 Hudson, Mary 41 Hudson, Pam 41,81 ,90 Hunt, Cherry June 41 Jackson, Patricia 41,81 Jackson, Rhoda 41 Jackson, Sonia 41 , 80, 81, 89 Johnson, Myra Ann 41 ,89 Johnson, Teresa 41,80,81,89,90 Jones, Carol Ann 41 Jones, Suda Kennedy, Pam, 41 Kilgore, Nancy 41,79, 90 Krueger, Rhae A. 41 Krueger, Teresa 41 Lindsey, Patsy 41 Long, Pam 41, 80, 89, 81 McGregor, Jeanette 42 McGuire, Glenda 42 McWhirter, Gaytha 42 Mansur, Carol 42, 90 Meekins, Linda 42 Mitchell, Patti 42, 79990 Morphew, Elizabeth 42,81 , 90 Munkers, Sheryl 42 Nagel, Carla 42, 90 Parker, Cathy 42 Parker, Sheryl 42 Perigo, Sherri 42, 79,81 Powell, Rhonda 42 Priddy, Debra 42,81 Ratliff, La Donna 42,8O,89 Rinehart, Thelma 42 Rose, Diane 40,42 Shea, Felicia Simpson, Dee Ann 80,89, 90 Smith, Cynthia 81 Smith, jan L. 81,89,90 Smith, Janice 81 Smith, Sheryll 80,89 Sparlin, Cathy 81,89,90 Staggs, Maelinda 81,89 Thrift, Debra Jean Waldo, Lagenna 80,89,90 Webster, Cynthia Whitmere, Tina Whitney, Pam Wilson, Paula Yates, Diana 81,90 Phillips, Regina 42, 79, 90 Box, Vickie 81 Melott, Frances Davis, Linda FRESHMEN BOYS Bacon, Brent 4O,82,83 Ballard, Stephen 40,89 Boykin, James 40 Branam, Steven D. 4O,56,57 Broyles, Lynn Dale 40,82 Cardinal, Chris 40 Cheadle, Bobby 40, 82 Clark, Clifford Clark, Jesse 40, 56, 82 Clary, Gerry 40, 82 Clary, Terry 40,82 Cox, Alan Lee 40, 56,57 Fox, Darrell 41 Frankenburg, Grant 40, 56 , 57, Friend, Kirk 41 Genson, Robby 41, 82 Greene, Paul 56,57,41 Harlan, Kenny 41 , 82 Harris, Mark 41,82,83 Hayes, Gary 41, 56, 57, 111 Holsonbake, Rick 41 Hubble, Dennis 41 , 56, 57,89 Hudson, Tommy 41 ,82 Jones, Alvin 82,89 Jones, Stephen Keller, Mike 41,82 Looman, Jerry 41 McLellan, Charles 42,82 Mansur, Mike 42,56, 57,89 Meador, Johnny 42,56, 57 Merell, Jerry 42, 56, 80, 89 Meyers,, Ricky Jay 42 Minter, Jon 40,42,89 Moody, Steve 56,S7,42 Moore, Steven 42 Moreland, Dan 56,S7,42 Moring, Mike 42 Newell, Randall 57 Parish, Stephen 42 Roberts, Kerry 42 Rogez, David 42, 56, 57, 89 Rose, Dennis 42,82 Rose , Johnny 42 Shea, Kenny 56,57 Shea, Robert 76 Smith, Doyle Strong, Clifford Summers, John 56, 57, 82 Tate, Dennis Teel, Mike Thurston, Walter 56,57 Williams, Randall 82 Martin, Mitchell 42 Ross, Berry Hayes, Alvin 41,82 Jones, Mark 41 , 82 Ladlee, Terry 41 EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS Allspaugh, Jamie 90 Andrews, Nancy 44 Banks, Karen 44,89 Bennett, Debbie 44 Bolton, Linda 44 Claunch, Janet 44,90 Cox, Mary Ann 44 De la Fuenta, Delfina 44,89 Donothan, Donna 44,89 41 Dumas, Marquerita 44 Flager, Angela 44 Ford, Cheryl 44, 90 Genson, Teresa 44, 90 Harper, Vicky 45 Haynes, Lorrie 45 Hall, Cheryl 45, 89, 90 Henderson, Debbie 45 Holsenbake, Panda 45,89 Huddleston, Patti 45,80, 79,90 Hudson, Willa Mae 45 Hursh, Darlene 45 I Idleman, Rhaonda 45 Jackson, Nell 45 Johnston, Jeanne 45 King, Vickie 45 Lansdale, Judy 45 Lee, Linda 45 McLellan, Linda 45 McReynolds, Jan 44,45,80,89,90 Maddox, Sharon 45, 90 Mauldin, Brenda 45, 90 Miller, Debbie 45, 80, 89 Mongold, Gayla 46, 90 Moring, Tammy 46 Peterson, Joyce 46 Powers, Lavern 46 Ridgeway, Debra 90,46 Riley, Patty 46 Rinehart, Tina 46 Rose, Connie 46,79 Scott, Teresa 46, 79 Shea , Janet 46 , 79, 90 Smith, Robin 46 Staggs , Elizabeth 47, 90 Strong, Teresa 46 Suchy, Shelly 46, 90 Thurston, Vickie 46,79,89,90 Wallace, Kateri 46,80 Webster, Jeanne 46, 90 Williams, Paulette 46 Wilson, Vickie 46 Wingfield, Gwen 46 Hall, Johanna Taylor, Marita Jennings, Janet Riley, Kathy EIGHTI-I GRADE BOYS Barry, John 44 Brown, Johnny 44, 56 Braehl, Brent 44 Civis, John 44,56, S7 Conway, Davis, 44 Cook, Henry 46 Cook, Johnny 44 Dean, Monte 46, 56, 57 Ellis, Mark 44, 56, 57, 89 Feroli, David 44,56,57,80,89 Fisher, Curtis 44 Flager, Andrew 44 Gibson, Hal 45 Green, Monroe Harlan, David 45, 56, 57 Hayes, Michael 45, 56,57 Henderson, Danny 45 Herell, Dwayne 45 Hudson, Leslie 45 Hunt, Wayne 45 Jackson, Bobby 45 McGregor, Robert 45 Martin, Anthony 45, 56, 57 Mathews, Danny 45 Mathews, Lester 45 Moody, Mark Allen 45, 56, 57 Moore, David Scott 46 Newton, Tim 46 Parker, Johnny 46 Price, David W. 46 Richardson, Tony 46 Schrader, Stephen 46, 56, 57 Smith, David 44,46, 56, 57 Southworth, Benny Thompson, Eric 46, 56 Tumer, Gary 46 Waldo, Gary 46, 56 Ward, Grant 46, 56, 57,8O,89 William, Bobby 46, 56, S7 Willis, Chris 44,46, 56, 57 Wilson, Kevin 46, 56, 57 Woodrow, Hal 46, 56, 57 Phillips, Calvin 46 Aycok, Randle 7TH GRADE Allspaugh, Jamie 47 Anderson, Tony 47 Bennett, Sammy Bently, Johnny 47 152 Boydston, Glen 47 Bnrehl, Bobby 47 Clark, Douglas Clary, Wayne 44 Clary, Jonny 47 Elder, Bud 47 England, Larry 47 Faught, Billy 47 Ferguson, Kris 47 Gale , Mark 47 Gardner, Ricky 47, 58 , 50 Hackney, Charles 48 Helvey, Cecil 48 Holman, Donnie 48 Huddleston, Kent 48 Jones, Curtis 48 Krueger, Kyle 48 Landers, Jimmy 48 Lemmons, Lonnie 48 Long, Terry 48 Looman, Jamie 48 McAfee, Kevin 48 McGuire, Steve 48 McWaters, David 48 Mansuer, Mark 48 Martin, Melvin 48 Meador, Matt 49 Meyers, Mark 49 Millsap, Keith 49, 103 Morton, Billy 49 Nelson, Randy 49 Phillips, Keith 49 Smith, Chris 49 Underwood, Robert 49 Viers, Stanley 49 Webster, Dale 49 Zuech, Louis 49 Love, Ricky 48 Brown, Jimmy 47 Lehman, Chris 48 Hegmesse, David 48 Riley, Larry 48 Atkins, Tammy 47 Bacon, Jana 48 Brannam, Bonita Brown, Cathy 47 Conway, Susan 47, 80, 89 Cuisinger, Debbie 47, 90 Edmoundson, Wanda 47 Elliot, Beverly 47 Faught, Debbie 47 Fox, Anita 47,49 Fox, Bonita 47,49 Frank, Debbie 47,80, 90,89 Harris, Kris 48,90 Hawkins, Debbie 48 , 90 Haynes, Rena 48 Hobbs, Veleta 48, 79 Hunt, Lacrisa 48 Jackson, Connie 48,90 Jackson, Karen 48 Lemmons, Marsha 48 Long, Laura 47,48 , 80, 89,90 Lower, Lisa 48,80,89. 90 Lyon, Denice 90,48 McCurdy, Lisa 47,48,89,90 McWhirter, Sherri 48 Maddox, Brenda 48 Maness, Diane 48 Mann, Tamela 48, 90 Mansuer, Trudi 48 , 90 Martin, Monica 48 Miles, Orvetta 49, 90 Moore D'Ray 49, 90, 79,8O, 89 Petty, Carolyn 48 Phillips, Ruth 49 Polk, Sharon 49 Rains, Belinda 49 Schrader, Carolyn 49, 90 Shea, Gina 49,103 Sherman, Elizabeth 49,80,90 Suchy, Tammy 49 Teel, Jean 49,79 Tucker, Patti 49,90 Underwood, Valorie 49,79 West, Judy 49, 80, 89, 90 West, Nancy 49, 80, 89,90 Whitney, Gail 80,89 Williams, Connie 49 Wilson, Shelly 49,89,90 Yates, Karen 44, 90 Phillips, Judy 59 Allspaugh, Jamie 47 Jump, Julie 48 Loper, Nita 48 Smith, Shirley 49 ' ' 7 1 a . 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