Putnam City High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 286 of the 1966 volume:

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'IH '14 -.,E,.Q I 1 K 1 5 X , Mx- V , me L fa, v Q, fu, 2 , 4 in.....L..A.....-an ' ,.i:isiA f3'4.JQf.g:x ., knowing the thrill of competition and pride in teams 1? 1 A. 1 I Z Q and school organizations, hazarding the tribulations . ,S 2 f Q. -it . ,r-N J ,A it if iris if if A E f . 3 at 5 R ,S W 3 5 nfl A fl - is Q i P: V X fl Q i I Q Q . i . ' 5 M. .ff f 4-5 r , 4 1 15 ,f. 5, gf I 3 3 x 5, if , X If j , E 2 , ig 3 Y , '32 - 524 ,i. i ' X af'-3-fav X A X I irq J 'f 'Uf xx, M i nti t a ffitiiiiam i N X . '.:-.' Hi H' 1 J 1 ,f , ,L k ay, W! y 55 ? 5 I F 52 E2 ? v 'wi i I ',.tit.t' alfaaff M f l 'Q-Q. of growing older . . . this is the story of Putnam City '33 L if a Q1 S ff .-,:r :JW ,, Xe .4-vfgwm lnquisitiveness is a trait of students highly prized by a teacher. The inquiring mind is receptive to thought and stimulation by new ideas. A curious student will search beyond required material to gain added knowl- edge and will reward the efforts of an instructor who takes the extra time to be concerned. The eyes of the student tell the story. Bright with the search for understanding, they study a page and look up to ask a discerning question, not satisfied with an elementary answer but desiring a full expla- nation. The teacher feels the eagerness to learn and in turn gives the best possessed. The eyes of the student remain lowered and the instructor wonders, Have l made myself clear? Does he understand?'l The face turns up and a smile of understanding crosses the studentls features. This is the hoped-for effect, bringing enlightenment and knowledge to those who are taught. The day is over and the student has left. A teach- er sits alone with his books and Papers as the halls become quiet and the custodians begin their work. A knock at the door and a boy walks in with one last question. The difficulty of comprehending shows on his face. A few moments of explanation and he gathers his books to leave. Another one well started on the road to the future. .L 5 Q 7 Y X4X S u ACADEMIC SUPERINTENDENTS Guides to increased know- ledge labor for high goals Mr. Leo C. .lVlavfield, superintendent of the Putnam City schools, has in his hands the responsibilitv, supervision and management of l4,082 students. A strong background of personal education and service as an educator has prepared him to take over his position. Well acquainted with the Putnam Citv schools, he began teaching here in 1940. Thereafter he coordinated the activities of the Central Iunior High and Putnam City Senior l-ligh as prin- cipal, The drop-out situation has been of special interest to Mr. Nlayfield. Active concern has brought him in contact with other administrators and resultant action has caused a decrease in the percentage of drop-outs significantly below state and national figures. A native Qldahoman and a product of Northeastern State College and the University of Qkahoma, lwlr. Nlavfield did additional post graduate work at the University of Southern California, qualifying him for a masters degree. Serving as Hleg mann for the superintendent of Putnam City schools is hir. Fred Caviness. Assistant superintendent since 1961, he first assumed his duties under the administration of lwdr. D. D. Kirkland. ivlr. Caviness has taken the supervision of building mainte- nance throughout the district. Advisor and informant to the superintendent and school principals, he processes employ- ment data for all regular and substitute personnel. Detailed re- ports to the State Board of Education regularly leave his desk. 53-0 53,5 C023 3. Bono 4.-. ' rnig 'T 2.5-1 -5-YE-96 0:17-5 r-v-.SI oe-gg E5-I3-' V-'nl age 3-O EDFZW PT Q-S? rl-ll! v-J we PU-3 Q2 Wwe. LH MO -15' .3 -2.9 355 53 nil' Elm CAF? fi fire me we 6 sus. Mr. Fred Caviness, Assistant Superintendent Mr. lea G. Mayfield, Superintendent EFFICIENCY behind the power could describe Mrs. Lee Mason, secretary to the superintendent and clerk ofthe district school board. PRINCIPALS Clear thinking typifies front office administration MUCH mail crosses the desk of Mr. Ralph Downs, principal in connection with school programs and other facets of administration. Experience in the field of education coupled with a broad understanding of the wants and needs of high school students has proven vital to Mr. Ralph Downs as Principal of Putnam City. This is not the first time Mr. Downs has shouldered the responsibility of serving as principal. ln Portales, New Mexico, he headed the high school administration. The New Mexico Activities Association, District Athletic Conference, and the executive board of the local education association claimed his off hours. Mr. Downis interest in his community has not slacked since leaving Portales. He has served as president of the Putnam City Classroom Teachers Association and the Putnam City Chapter of Oklahoma Education Association. A careful consideration of student objectives has character- ized recent administrative policy, since culminating years of research in effective school management. EXTENDED telephonehconversations preclude visits to the office of Mr. James glggniltan, vlceepnnclpal, as parents find him equitable in disciplinary i icu ies. To ease the difficulties in guiding 2,400 students, an assistant Principal has been added this year to the Administrative Personnel. Mr. Iames Hamilton, a veteran of the teaching staff of Putnam City High School has been chosen to accept the responsibilities of the discipline and attendance for the student body. Mr. Hamilton is a graduate of Oklahoma City University and received his Master in Education at Central State at Edmond and is now doing further post-graduate work at the University of Oklahoma. In addition to serving the community as an educator, Mr. Hamilton acts as a member of the city council and is treas- urer in Mustang, where he and his family reside. .......-quasi CURRICULUM and student activities have come under the more direct supervision of Mr. B. J. Nichols with the division of his duties of vice- principal. Formerly alone in his office as vice-Principal, Mr. B. Nichols now shares his title and work. Because of the size of the student body, a division in duties has been made, placing him in charge of curriculum and as ad- ministrative assistant to the principal. A member of the Putnam City High School faculty for five years, Mr. Nichols formerly taught at the Central Iunior High in this district. A graduate of Central State College, he received his Bachelor of Science and Master in Education there. Conscious of civic duties, Mr. Nichols is active in the local V.F.W. and American Legion organizations. 17 5 r DISCUSSING and planning financial affairs at one of their monthly meetings, board members vote on matters concerning building and school improvements are lames L. Dennis, WB. Morwood, Mrs. Lee Mason, clerk, Bill Garis, presi- along with approving new admissions to the school administration. Meetings dent, Fred Gray, and Don Greve. Assistants to the superintendent, the school are held on the first Monday of each month. SCHOOL BOARD Community participation builds exemplary school system Decisions and administrative policy are primary concerns of the Putnam Citi' School Board. The force which actually governs a district having forty-seven square miles is elected by the voters of the district in staggered sequence, bringing a new member to the board each year for a five-year term. September 21, 1965 saw the passage of a 51,600,000 bond issue proposed by the board for the district expansion. The allocations will be used to build Westerii Oaks Senior High School and purchase sites for two additional elementary schools. One of the oldest buildings of the system, Central Iunior High School,will receive funds for modernization of its facilities. Nlonthli' meetings of the board provide the starting point for district moves. The interest and action of civic-minded individuals has made Putnam City able to meet the demands of a growing system. MR. LEU MAYFIELD and his associates gather for their monthly meetings. As they get dovvn to brass tacks plans are made for the upcoming events. 18 COUNSELORS Grappling with admissions, emotions common to calling ,..L,z1a, f gt, f- gi gem na ei gif ? 92 A ' 1 535' isa af it ia it 32 ff r - . , 2 ' . 3 ,TE ,.. as -viii 'Z fr Qi 194.5 W Ci s3'v'ar gg 2' 8 5 gg' JP S' ii, A. if 331 if H -4190: lag 1 Q 3 sfssi fiif A VARIETY of admission forms crosses the desk of Mr. Hugh Coonfield, senior counselor, in his capacity as college advisor and confidant, RETURNS UN the SCAT scores are always of great importance to the counselors. Mr. Charles Epperley goes over the results to find out the aptitudes and abilities of the sophomore students. fff GATGHING Mrs. luanita Kidd at her desk is often difficult, but her junior counselees will always wait for the forthcoming warm welcome. Guidance, an important factor to all Putnam l-liglfs students. Leadership, the road to the future with the counseloris help. Responsibility, one word describing a counselor's duty. These three words stand for only a small part in a counselor's busy day. Miss Nona Cowan and Mr. Charles E erl share the U ' PP Y processing and guidance of nearly a thousand sophomores. The development of talent and encouragement for continu- ing education are the primary tasks of these two. Miss Cowan, a graduate of Putnam City, has an active interest in the student bod and is servin as co-s onsor of the Pe: Y 5 U P P Club. Mr . Epperly helped organize the annual Career Day and was instrumental in the administration of the so homore . . . . P test program. ln addition, he is acting treasurer for the Gklahoma Association of Deans and Counselors of Men. A busy person doing a time-consuming job describes Mrs. Iuanita Kidd, junior counselor. lylrs. Kidd maintains a full speaking schedule, recounting her involvement in the state and National Education Associations. Practically a Wash- ington, D.C. commuter, she has attended several planning conferences there. Primarly interested in career and collegiate guidance, Mr. Hugh Coonfield, senior counselor, is on the lookout for academic placement of graduates as well as new developments in personal counseling. AN AVID Peanuts fan and one who thinks the Wizard of ld is great, Miss Nona Cowan supplements her comic strip reading with the latest in education and counseling bulletins for the benefit of her half of the ever-growing sophomore class. 'I9 QYWMQL 1712 ll f: 6 C-C7746 I 1 I5 ,Wy C 5 7- O f7 lvrilib' pk' cr UE W4-0 fy: Pfam' XL E6 5 SCIENCE 01: 13 6 f 'W 511660 if J cf c ff I eS?,40'flvJ Alfffdcfgy 30,475 'C9,c. facade Inqu1ry and research develop understandmg of theory fE.5'f.5 pa 5,ya,:.v 7fff.S 4f!l0D cf,-1' 56,407 P. Lnfrz fuazeffva +:'c'f,e9 171025 70 SSS F00 75,4 fl Marcia l. Hess Virgil Holcomb ELUSIVE postulates on refraction of light and sound waves require the use of detailed diagrams and an aptitude for explanation from Mr. loe McKinnon, physics teacher. W. M. Daugherity Rodney Foster :T ,--. K l el... Q a .arr l - Joe W. ,McKinnon Myrtle Mullinax Donald Newcomb Harry D. Nifong Tacy Pearson Martha Ann Pope TEST results and grading curves are a constant worry of teachers and Mrs. Tacy THE WIRING system ot an oscilloscope proves a challenge to Mr. A I Pearson must take time out to bring her records up to date. Virgil Holcomb, electronics instructor. 20 l i fb' 617' N F Ori ln IU .f 7174. E16 film 7274 12, !77!4Z l S I-'L E561 Terry Archer Don A. Blackerby Milton Boystun Annette l. Cooper . V, , Wayne E. Easterwood Virginia Holliday Verdi McCallon Patricia McClure MATH f Q , 5 VIEWING a classroom from the other side of the desk, Mr. Don Blackerby participates in a discussion of wave modulation with the members of his fifth hour calculus class. Progressive methods permit new heights in learning THE IMPORTANCE of logical reasoning becomes apparent as Mr. Wayne Easterwood follows a geometric proof. A WHY don't you use your head look crosses Miss Charlotte Smith's face when a student's trivial mistake bars the way to solution of a geometry proof. Blanch Moon Charlotte A. Smith Joyce Smith Vella Stewart 2I HISTORY Biographies of past influence tomorroW's civilizations ll ix Stan Abel Letha M, Campbell Ron Collier Charles E. Dew Fred Dunbar Fred Hambrick Sally Grigsby Kenneth Keel Robert Edwin McKenzie xx f 1 3 LIBRARY passes are issued by World History teacher Mr. Fred Dunbar to allow his students use of the research materials for term reports, ATTENTIVE to the response of students, Miss Letha Campbell moderates a discussion of American democratic principles and history. Ann Nelson Charles W. Ruiz Kathryn Sandlin Pearle Coffey Kenneth Pray lerry Haynes 22 -9 ,t r I , x Gwen Allred Cecil C. Cannon Richard Hasley Dorothy Mann e KNEE deep in elbow grease, lVlr. lack Pearson returns the manifold W E Miles We Paris jack T Pearson Ham H Pebworth of a car to its proper place after removal by class members. VOCATIONAL ARTS Minds and movements co-ordinated for profitable skills MR. CECIL Cannon is propped and ready to answer questions about homework assignments in mechanical drawing. Jerry Potter Willard W. Raper Versel Rice Gene Tsoodle AN INTRICATE finishing stitch is explained by Nlrs. Dorothy Nlann as Sherrie Morris prepared to finish her project in the Home Ec. Clothing class. 23 BUSINESS TomorroW's employees seek rudimentary instruction ,, W V' ' I Ta ,L are N gi. Anita Bednar Janie Bennett Richard Divine MRS. NANCY GALLUP finds overhead projectors a help in the classroom, eliminating daily transferral of columns of bookkeeping figures to the y blackboard for students. Nancy Gallop Bob Gray Mary lane Kadavy Roberta K. Reed 24 Sid Riley Mary Rigsby Marguerite Smith . ,J-M ., ' F arf -,-' s ,tr vw., .r v-r is rf' K ,gg X' Z? 6 X 1 Li. 3 . V 'ff ' READING and re-reading many pages of dictation to her students is only part of Mrs. Marguerite Smith's job as shorthand teacher. ARRANGING for instruction in the use of public address systems for his distributive education students, brings Mr. Richard Divine in contact with the field of electronics. -if BDIIFEIIEIICES with students about artistic matters ranging from pep posters to picture composition and media become routine to Mr. James Mace. FINE ARTS With instruction, inclinations iI1VO1V9 i11tO real talent Sue Dennis Fern Friedlander DISCIPLINE can be a classroom problem, but Mrs. Juanita Wood, drama teacher quells any outbreaks with a stern expression and a tew well-chosen words. USING the piano as a music stand. Mrs. Fern Friedlander leads rehearses chorus for contests. James Mace James D. Walker Juanita Wood MUSIC for the masses is brought to the student body under the direction of Mr. J. D. Walker. '25 ENGLISH Volumes of print open Worlds of thought to scholars Letg Bard Alvg Cgrd Elizabeth Carlson Derwood Clay T0 CAPTURE the essence of a writer's expression, Mr. Earl Barbara Forsythe Yvonne Gilmore Leslie Hobson l, Stroud Holt Stewart uses forceful gestures, emphasizing phrasing and thought content ot a political essay. g - ' i 1 Neva Johnson Kathryn McDonald Ruth McLaughlin Gloria Moody Shirley Patrick Virginia Priddy loe Pursell Ramona Rounsaveil Lola F. Sparks Earl Edward Stewart l' ymm A WELCOME respite from the usual classroom drudgery comes with an hour of Lois Thomas Alice Zwgiggiier short stories and poetry, read aloud by Miss Elizabeth Carlson. 26 X . w,,..,f' l 1 Earlene Beck Ann Fowler Maude A. Kidd -str V 1 4 5 fs 5. INTRACAGIES of verbal conjugation are outlined on the blackboard by Mr. Eric 'rr Talla, hopeful that it will aid the study of Spanish. LANGUAGES Lab practice promotes better understanding for students FOLK tales and simple stories are used by Mr. Joseph Leon to allow practical application of the Spanish language through translation. Joseph l. Leon Marian Mathias Geraldine Mills IIUIETLY mulling over the difficulties encountered during the day, Mrs. Geraldine , , Mills catches up on grading papers in the afternoon stillness. Beafflce Schaml ENC THUG 27 W ' 1115551 -TJ ,. H- wf.. if , , 4,5 ' hm ' wk A. ww K N Q 5 Movement is what distinguishes the human or living world from the realm of inanimate objects. People make up a large part of the world which breathes and moves. Modern society is under constant criticism for the pace at which it takes life, but to those who are accustomed to its routine, the absence of speed and hurry in an ordinary day is accutely felt. lust as the adult world of business and home moves on a finely-margined schedule, the high school has a rhythm and ebb of its own. The students on their way to class, the speed of a basketball bame, the typewriter carriages moving back and forth, the cars before school, these are the composite elements of the daily course. Yet it is the people who set the day in motion. The secretaries arrive, closely followed by the teachers and the students. The routine of classes commences and the activi- ties accompanying the regular day are planned. After the final bell has rung, many of the dayis most strenuous industries take up. Football, basketball, wrestling Practice, Play rehearsal, club meetings, Planning sessions with teachers, make-up tests, all fit into the after-hour life of the student. The end of the week brings sporting events, sock hops, Private parties, a reprise from homework or a chance to catch-up on work' for a term theme. The day begins when the doors of the busses clang open and the last echoes seldom die before the custodian begins to lock the building for the night. H 'PUIIE 'I' LIFE JP STUDENT LIFE Social atmosphere unites friendships with closer bonds if ff f .nerr PEP CLUB MEMBERS and pledges march around the patio while maiorettes and cheerleaders lead the student body in the school song to encourage spirit forthe Putnam City-Enid football game. MR. LEO MAYFIELU, Superintendent of Putnam City Schools, takes time out to lecture an editorial analysis class on the finer points of subjective writing. f 'Suzi Er? L ri i . -' i il E LZ E 3 my .Y as .ii . 5. A fi i s . D515 , - L '1k. V q., .Qs X Q 30 Mm ALWAYS practicing on routines, the majorettes stay long hours after school to keep their twirling techniques up to par. TDM WHITED stands before his desk hopefully awaiting successful results from his project on wave motion in his physics class. THE CAR in the homecoming car smash sponsored by the Student Council prepares to receive another beating as Tommy Lay rares back for a mighty swing with a 10-pound hammer . If one numbers the faculty and administrative Personnel, adds the custodial staff and incidental workers, does not forget to include the students, there are around 2700 persons connected with Putnam City High School. ln a day, one can see most of these people, passing to and from classes, duties or other activities. It is a regular flow, in ordered Procession through the halls, but the distractions, the moment given to stopping for a quick conversation or Project, the special assemblies and Programs which alter the Progress of a regular day, give the character and individuality to the day in the life of the student. IT'S REALLY VERY SIMPLE explains Linda Pemberton to lo Williamson as up a few more hours ot practice tor the Senior Assembly. STUDENT LIFE Understanding of Various facets of school routine sought WAYNE HEASLEY merrily uses his Hone finger method as he types along on an important paper. wwmw SHOP CLASS had always been a favorite for boys. They invariably seem to enjoy making objects for their own personal use. Demonstrating the U39 ofthe tool in our shops, these boys work eagerly on a new project. 32 WH. ii--.. xi AWAITIH6 the assignment from Mrs. Mona Benson is Jo Williamson, one of the aides who helps llllr. James Hamilton and Mr. B. J. Nichols. CHRISTINE DAUSS, Putnam City's foreign exchange student from Germany tells of her experiences as a stranger in an unfamiliar land. E. -'1 rf 5 ,sua 4- i -6 1 we ,fe-LL V12 ei 'ta :S -We . eeeggir A ss. .s E, f , if - E -w...,u,i D , . r ' - LT If TALENTS and abilities come to lite in lVlr. lames Mace's art room. Here Dedra Fagg PUTTING up posters for upcoming games becomes a weekly task and Gordon Thomas try their hand at making a recognizable torm from a lump ot for Susie Parr and lan Newell, These posters made by Pep Club gray clay, later to be fired and painted in the customary manner. People possess talents which are used in the course of a day to accomplish the menial tasks as well as the creative features of living. Training one's talents is as important as recognizing that one has them. Classes in the arts are part of the curri- culum, but the students do not confine themselves to formal instruction. Pep Club posters and finely crafted bulletin hoard displays are originated in the extra hours at home. And one has to admit completing a homework assignment on time 1S an art. THE TRUE MEANING ot Christmas is expressed by the bulletin board in Nlr Prays room. This was his entry tor the Christmas Bulletin Board Contest. , E. 7 . --- 'f ty: f i KL Y 1 . ,. members add enthusiasm and color to the Pirate halls. CRUWDEIJ study halls sometimes bring problems when a student needs to work. The library brings consolation to these girls for study. A WWUQ 33 STUDENT LIFE Taking advantage of status, Seniors dominate the scene ELEGANTLY URESSED and beaming with joy, Susie Parr and Joe Gilchrist approach the stage as the 1966 Mr. and Miss Pirateer. ASSISTING IUNIUR and senior counselors as receptionist and sec- retary, Mrs. Midge leter helps relieve part of their heavy load. wana-qv aes.. . xc-eg WOULD YOU believe we haven't cleaned our locker out all year? says Sharon Shores and Skip Terry HS they begin the endless task ot spring cleaning. SCANDINAVIAN CAVEMEN, Rocky Mutz and Danny Lay, hurriedly leave the scene of their crime after carving an appropriate slogan on a dumb rock which was the subject ot a history lesson in the 1966 Senior Assembly. 6. nw' Q .,, ifggfiamwgg as rj . 21, in gt W . 3, X GAMES UVER and the fun of an occasional sock hop begins. At each of the dances, AS SPlRlT DAY comes to Putnam, deaprtments carry out pertinent a combo is presented as entertainment for the evening. themes in decorations' and Journalism was awarded an honorable Every day brings new achievements and new challenges to Putnam students with some Pleasure and some work. Stu- dents work hard for grades and academic standing, relieving mention for its originality. WORKING HARD to finish attendance records during fifth hour is Susan Usher, who helps keep tab on approximately 2400 STUUGHTS- the academic week with extra activities such as sock hops and dances Plus many assemblies throughout the year. Students also contribute to school spirit with several spirit days in which students eagerly participate. GUMMUN sense plus attention to Home Economics studies gave Sandra Carlson the edge in the Betty Crocker Future Homemakers competition. 1 M i l STUDENT LIFE Activities and studying combined in students academics TAKING ADVANTAGE of the quiet atmosphere in the library Kay Stark and WAITING T0 talk to one of the office personnel, Neil Stamps carries on one Of 'lei CIHSSHIHTGS do S0me necessary studying. a conversation with first semester receptionist, Mrs. Bobbie Pherigo. MUSIC MAN cast members Helene Johnston, Randy Goff, Joe Gilchrist and Kay Edde took an unexpected trip to the Baptist Hos- pital emergency room on the way to the final performance. In spite of their minor injuries, their motto was The show must go on. 36 AFTER SGHUUL hours, when dress restrictions are relaxed, Sandy Sidner puts on her tlgrubbies' and finds a relaxed perchethe better to think. Vivacious students with the help of 'alittle Piratesn encourage the boys to do their best in sports before games or matches and to bring back top honors from any tournaments attended. Athletes practice long hard hours in an effort to fulfill the wishes of the student body and bring back the victories asked for. This year the student body has worked especially hard to raise the sportsmanship rating Putnam City received at the first of the year-with much success. HMASCIIT FUR A DAY Kelly Sadler handed out G0 PIRATES spirit cards at the first pre-school orientation for sophomores and new students. giggle, 3 or-et' ' 'izfifikjif '7 LETTERMEN AL LUWE, lim Fields, Don Terrell, Ronnie Huggins, and David Standage do not let an out-of-town game interfere with studies. ENIDYING A refreshing coke at halftime, Steve Terrell and Sue Brown tease Evelyn McEachern in her attempt to avoid the eye of the camera. 37 DON'T LUUK NOW, but here comes a teacher, whisbers Kaye Isbell to Cinci Merrell as their hot chocolate break is terminated. WAITING IN LINE to confer with their counselor, Nancy Kirkpatrick and Don Lawson seek professional advice about about a schedule change. - N T 1-,.s.........., 5 5 IIELIIIIUUS business transactions were carried out by Mrs. Bea Schantz and Karen Tiemeier during the German Club Bake sale on Valentines Day, which offered a variety of goodies to the students. Companionship is one personal possession that all pupils pro- tect and cherish with the might of loyal patriotism. When changing classes one rarely sees a student soloing down the hall. Togetherness is practiced hy the students with a friendly hello printed on everyones faces. Being a new student is usually a frightening exxperience, but at Putnam students try to ease the first uneasy weeks by directing these pupils to their classes and to other various locations. Once acquainted with the personalities of the students at Putnam one finds a relaxed atmosphere. REPRESENTING Putnam as candidates for Prince and Princess of Print, Julie 6 ,W Sutton and Lee Rittenhouse attended the 'tlnkslingers Balll' where the candi- dates from all over the city awaited the crowning of the winners. 38 STUDENT LIFE Fun and frolic burn energies of teams and individuals PLUNGING NECKLINES prove fashionable for basketball practice uniforms as lohn Sneed and lon Lowe model their outfits in an action pose. MARK TAYLOR displays his exquisite set of muscles to the crowd gathered I around him and catches the attention of graduate, Max Maxwell. Sutton and Sheryl Odell after reserve energy is spent, ADDING to the Talent Assembly was Beverly Walkden Slllglllg 'Wiley' and l'The Coming of the Roadsl' accompanied by Randy Goff. WISHING FUR a moment of silence so they can catch a quick nap are lulie mlm! STUDENT LIFE Chill winds of Winter arouse PUTNAMITES travel across the patio, some managing without falling and others leaving skids where they slipped, as ice and snow collect storm. SIR BEDIVERE of Northwest Classen is hanged in ef- figy by students of Mrs. Sandlin's homeroom during the spirit-filled week preceeding the roundball clash with Putnam City's number one rival. -s- -'mi J , school spirit in students E7 5 S-Q,-f'-39 ,aa ,v f . - as ' .f,..a -f . . LIMBS UF bushes are weighted down by the heavy snow that surprised all and lett a week-long reminder for Oklahomans. PRUTESTING nothing but dress regulations, good English, and the slow arrival ol graduation, Pam Dean, Randy Jacoby, Julie Sutton, Kandy Scott, Don Willis and Cindy Hill convince Barry Carter that they're for the Class of '66. WAITING forteachers to finish checking roll, Kandy Scott stands and chats with a few friends before collecting attendance slips in the main hall. lust what goes on in the mind of a high school student at odd hours of the day? Wliat is he thinking when Mr. Earl Stewart's stereo hlares forth with the music of the Beatles, or another teacher unexpectedly calls for an experiment note- book? Chances are, he is dreaming of the Party over the weekend or even the hour long study hall reprieve from the classroom schedule. Faculty members are often baffled by the extent of the mental wanderings, hut just ask a student and he will assure the inquirer that studies are uppermost in his thoughts. Mrs. lack Lattimore assists in the welcome of foreign exchange students, Christiane Dauss and loon Choi, held at the home of Lauren Huff. Hosting the event were Ralph Schoeffler and loe Gilchrist. .E sz, Y is i 'S 5 J . PROBLEMS of inertial mass or dynamical measurement of force are tackled by physics students Tom Ficklin, Steve Hamlin, and David Howells. BELIEVING in the principle that studying can be more effective if ac- companied hy soft music, Mr. Earl Stewart carefully flips over a record and floods the halls with strains of lohnny Mathis. 41 is 1 STUDENT LIFE Community projects add to eXtra curricular activities V-vnu. 95 vii! XIII mm tg sa fi I est I in WARR ACRES community officials relinquished posts to Ray Stark, Paul Brig- nac and Mark Taylor in the YNICA-sponsored youth Citizenship Day to permit students the experience of working in the capacity ot city administrators. TRIANGLES form a solid base in geometry, but the base ot this triangle is a little shaky as stamina wanes and concentration is diverted. BROADCASTING over the newest FM radio station in the area, KNBO in Bethany, Fred Stetler uses the personal approach to reporting the basket- ball season by interviewing cheerleader Anne Glenn after a game. - FUR A LITTLE intellectual diversion, Robert Dawson, lohn Sneed, and David Rhoades follow the adventure ot 'Big Boyt' in the weekly publication. ,I I CONSTRUCTION of a Pirate begins and another vote of confidence is added Juanita Woods homeroom in a successful try to break the Midwest City Days begin and each one brings different occurances to the People involved in the actions of that day. Students go throu h a husv rind of school with its u s and downs After l W MVS- STARING into the depths of the water fountain in hopes that re- lllixr freshment will come unbidden, Don Willis waits to wet his whistle. TRUPHIES and awards representing the bands accomplishments are a fitting background for Debbie Nloncrief, as the 1965-66 Band Queen schoo? the studeit body is equally involvcigd in sporting events which take many of the students away from their studies. Extra-curricular Projects hlend with school work, dividing time and energies and making conscientious citizens of Putnam students. TIME OUT is called as Pirate roundballers huddle around Coach Dunbar as he reviews tactics that might lead to a big mid-state victory over Northwest. 43 STUDENT LIFE High spirits incited by lively skits and pretty queens POWDER BLUE, flanked by the azure of the Mediterranean, set the stage for harmoniously clad wrestling queen Cindy Hill, and her attendants Anne Glenn and Linda Arbogast in the 1966 coronation. LAST RITES for the 'ldead Knights are read during mock funeral cere- monies by the Pep Club officers representing players of the Pirate team in a pep assembly preceding the number one game of the season PATRULLING the school parking area and checking to make sure no laws are broken during all school days and extracurricular functions is Warr Acres policeman, Raymond Cantrell. WELL-KNOWN to all Putnam City students is the school's mascot Pete the Pirate. Serving as a symbol of school spirit, the Pirate head takes the spotlight preceding pep assemblies and each home basketball game. g, I l 44 4695 TAKING TU the boards early in a prelude to a dramatic career, two younger Putnamites, Pat Lisle and Joyce Lockhart, rehearse a scene in Music Man. Activity comes to Putnam students both inside the confines of the campus and out in the community. An all-school Play organized the talents of high sthoolers and utilized primary students in the boys' hand and other roles in the i'Music Man. Other talents are used hy teen correspondents to keep the communities informed of the inside storyv at Putnam City. ACTING AS correspondents to the various local newspapers Murla Cunningham, Ann Cerney, lane Wegner, and Peggy Nethery get together to compare notes. SPEEGH ACTIVITIES take up many hours of work at home plus a great deal of after school time put in by those enjoying it. loe Gilchrist, Pat Winfrey, and Andrea Hurayt discuss future plans for speech tournaments THE RAGE for dramatized comic books on TV inspired a scene in the Senior Assembly. A parody of 'iBatman found Randy Feuerborn and Pat Bahr ready for action in appropriate Ratman and Sparrow costumes. 45 Q 1 N.. V f K i rr jflf.. --.. P 3' REMUVING finger smudges from a lournalism light table. lack Aday REPLENISHING the catalogue ot supplies each week, Nlr. Milton Cordonnier arranges concludes that a great deal ot his work is centered in Room 237. the storage shelves so that provisions are easily accessible. HOURS UF QUIET seclusion after twilight tor night watchman, loe Mapes, are interrupted hy a friendly chat with custodian Fred Shaw. fx 46 Qs s Q ears :il fi!sssssfgl isssssgi ssse' Keeping a scliool fncilitx' ns large as Putnzun Citv clean for students and tacultx' who use it everx' dm' as well as for visitors can be quite Ll tnslc. VVorlaing in slufts, tlle custodians are on tlie job during tlie scliool day and before and after SCllOOl. SWCCPlI'1g OUE CVCIW' Cll1SSfOOH1 ClLlllY, WZlXll1g l'1ZlllS, repairing utilities, and coming to tlie assistance of the femi- nine sex in need are only ll few of the custodians, responsi- bilities. MOVING a last tew chairs hack to their normal positions under the tables are Nlr. Lyndon Wilson and lVlr. C. B. Livengood, two ot P. C.'s custodians. X r SCHOOL SERVICES ll H , Careful planning and expert cooking yield Good Food CAFETERIA ladies, Martha Hill and 'lSquint Hanna, begin the long process of making over two hundred and fifty sandwiches for the cold lunch line. WASH ROOM, although maybe not one of the most wellvliked jobs, is duti- fully undertaken by Mildred Novey and 'lSquint Hanna. CLEANING up after nearly two hours of rush, Nadine Cradduck pours all leftover grease into large crocks for later use. AFTER A LUNG lunch hour that runs from 11:00 to 12:40, Frances Bur- shik takes a few last minutes to clean over the food servers. PM Agglgmrg jimmy Mclennan and Krig Kiggpgr in 3 last minutg LU'0KING.tor a particular book are customers, Roberta Leazenby and lames loyce check ot equipment is student teacher, Nlr, Malcom Patterson. belflg Walled Oli DY Bob East and PHUI Bflgmi Student Store managers. ACTING as co-manager ot the student store, lohn Pevehouse finds a few spare moments to look through the supply of paper backs kept in stock. 48 Arriving at school with the intention of finishing a math assignment, a frantic student discovers at the last minute that he does not have a pencil. Suddenly, he remembers the student store, and he rushes down to get his supplies. Some people never appreciate this estahlishnaent until there is a crisis. Along with the concession stand operated at sporting events, and the hook store, the student store is operated by Putnamites. All proceeds go to the Student Council. IN URDER to till the glasses ot thirsty basketball tahs, Mike Boston, coh- cesslon stand worker, shovels ice from the cafeteria ice machine. NEW CCNCEPTS in educational facilities have prompted architects to use in addition to the rambling Defmawiglr building which houses the Cl8SS9S, modern ideas in designing high school campuses. Rapid expansion of the sporting events, extra-curricular activities, and administration of the 2400 student body has brought about the addition of nineteen temporary buildings Putnam High School students. STUDENT LIFE Extensive expansion presents problems for Putnamites NEWSPAPERS ACROSS THE LAND was the theme for the 1965-66 Press Assembly. CINDY KEMPER, member of the stagecraftcrew, adds the final Sherry Hughes, Susan Kiles, Peggy Nethery, Judy Hayward, and Ann Cerney repre- touches to one of the eight sets for the first all-school musical sented different regions of the United States in dress and actions. production, Music Man. l Q .H ,L Wigan.. fiewgfiigk 2 A..,L Em -- fm .ww - . fzz M55 A , E f-W ' A Sky ' li' gi.. Aga: ' 2:9 ax ,Tm 3 e 9 A g gb kw lfi - -1 r: . --ws- Q . VW Q-,Z Sam x WA x f 538533.4- y ,, ,Q kiifii The grimace of pain on the face of an athlete is a common subject for photographers. It is true that to he proficient in anything one must hear at least a little pain. But the joy of winning or the shy pride when the team is doing well, often is overlooked as expressions of a boy sportsman. Faces record the inner feelings of youth. Watclming the twist of a mouth or the slight lifting of an eye- brow may he all that is needed to understand what the coach is thinking at a particularly tough moment in the competition. The captain sneers at the oppos- ing linemen and encourages his teammates to push for that last few yards. Wlaen that extra effort just is not enough and the team turns for the dressing room, a mixture of regret, disgust and occasional anger is apparent in the eyes of the players. People are the most important part of the sport. Rules can he made for the action,but it takes a team or an individual to carry them out. The Coach pro- vides the knowledge, experience and training to form a raw recruit into a skillful competitor. Again it is the personal touch which makes the difference, the human concern for the individual. usqpm .f::e::S me-v 0,-. nf-fn..a D'-,'T',fb rnljf-9 fbqrkov-n c7 3F1 12 gmt:-Y.Of'D mU ES-.Q ?T'C'-Q-.O-r-1-. wlaan. DQ-Uqg,-' s 0 0 o..Q 'r.a, f-r ,-,Q..,-- rr F EEE Op '-02333 9-E'.'.:?, 'n E,5 f'DOZT' 5m-.2 G'0D.. .-1 m3942053 ggfnaun Qfslfli- ,:r of-f 5-roi-'T' zrQf2f'5' 824,01 ugggi' an nm mae-E '-'-JO,-J FJnQ..D'T' Vs We WA' C 124 WRT THIS YEAR'S cheerleaders are: llett to rightl ludy Lay, Terri Wilson, Anne Glenn, Evelyn Mc- ANNE GLENN makes the leap for victory during an ex Eachern, Cindy Gist, Sue Brown, Marcia Roberts, Cherry Canada, and Linda Gilpin. citing cheer at the Putnam City-El Reno game. CHEERLEADERS Spirit shenanigans engaged in by school pep specialists Elected to lead the organized masses of fans at sporting events and establish standards of school spirit, the 196566 cheerleaders started the year with such enthusiasm that Putnam City was awarded the sportsmanship trophy at the fall cheerleading clinic. Recognizable in white jackets, these girls have accepted the physical hardships and responsibility to maintain good academic standing in return for the respect given them by the student body. The yearis activities included sponsorship of spirit move- ments, pep assemblies, parties for members and pledges and the election of an outstanding sportsman to reign at the annual spring formal. Regular training sessions were taught for prospective aspirants as an additional service of these cheerleaders. 52 THE CLICK off helps the cheerleaders get started out right in the Pirate spell-out. In a few seconds . . . P-l-R-A-T-E-S- is the cry heard from at vocif erous pep club and an enthusiastic crowd. CUACHING the '65 Pirate squad are: Gene Firth, backtieldg Bob Grav, back- fields Eliim Pebworth, line: Kenneth Keek 'inet Jeffll HHYHHS, H092 and leffll AS WEARY Pirates pause to catch a quick breather before going back to POTTER bead Coach th9mSe'VeS former gfldmen- work, they are sure to agree that practice days are long and hard. FOOTBALL Behind the scenes labor puts efficient team in field i HELPING the football team to work harder and win more games are the boys serving as trainers. UNCE more the tangle of arms and legs is sorted They are: Mark Taylor, Ken Chuculate, Max Knisely, Leslie Cordonnier, and Keith Nance. to reveal the Opponents and defenders in scrimmage .,:, 2 I g 53 i A CHAIN reaction is caused when a forceful power is exerted by the lohn Pirates, Don Huggins and Nlao Wier, first analyze the action and then move Marshall Bears and the Putnam City Pirates at Pirate Stadium. Defensive in to bring the driving ball carrier to an abrupt and bone-shattering halt. FOOTBALL Wide-open running and passing set pace in grid contests SCRAMBLING to bring down a Grant ball carrier, arms, legs, and brute force come into play for Nlac Wier as Ronnie Reagan comes to his aid. Acquisition of a new coach was the beginning of a season lilce no other. Nlr. Icrrv Potter, tornierlv of an Qlclahonia Citx' school, joined thc athletic staff is its director and head football coach. New ideas accompanied his arrival and the teani Worked toward a revised game. Playing well against the odds of injuries, the Pirates took to the air in many of the offensive moves. Defense was characterized by a tight line with a n uniher of heavy, hardrunning tackles. BRINGING a creditable record to the books of Putnam's B team, the Orange Raiders took the Harding second string in beginning scrimmage. STARTING the game right, Terry Kim sey puts the open ing punt deep in the opposition's territory. 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SIDELINE CONSULTATION on a future play is important to the ability ot coaches lerry Potter and lerry Haynes to produce a winning team. l 55 FOOTBALL Reliable line support succors backfielcfs ground game Larry Birch Center Robert Dawson Fullback Dean Dies STRATEGY AND coordination are worked on time and time again by the members ot the football team These boys put to good use the many hard hours that they have used drilling by fighting hard at this game Greg Forbes Quarterback lim Fields Guard Tackle 56 , , . ii es I NX-Xi X x 251. .IQ rw- . W, i V :af-5 A -'ff:':f:, . -i ' -sim wffiziii 1, i 13.2 R. -- . Z, K I 1 Q U ZEN X A fini. is i i Q - ' H ' K ii 5 - -ww. 1. 7 1' Qycsgmswzgiz, '11, , ,asf M, F M, M, i,4,.w,, I L i 'z L, my ' 2 in Wi A ' - ' Q ' s ' ,L ta wife s? r e e l.-5-,iv ' '--f ? 7 . kikfia ,i N1 15 7 f 4 ' . ., , flefeiam 25 ,sfyiwi , , , . 1 , , W e ' ' F i -if:-iifgix- -m 'ie QW, 2 ,N W ,Q 'G ' Ia an s L ,Q .,,,g,,QX.' X Ev V Q Wan: Q My W T 3621861 'sf Bill Fowler Al Lowe Halfback Tackle Tommy McFaIl Ronnie Reagan lUNl0R halfback, Don Huggins, finds himself surrounded in what End Guard had seemed to be a sizable hole in the Capital Hill line. David Rhoades Phil Ryan lohn Schnorrenherg Center Tackle Tackle Q, ai- .., ,g if fl W .. L 35' ss 1 Mia'-aa in FRONT ROW: l. Craig, D. Huggins, G. Prescott, T. Kimsey, P. Ruster, B. Coyle, Worley, B. Fowler, L. Burch, G Forbes D Rhodes K Sterbenz M Wier P G. Pinkerton. ROW 2: S. Barnes, R. Huggins, l. Baumeister, P. Frazier, R. Ryan, R. Griffin. ROW 4:D Terrell l Wheeler A Lowe R Reagan 'D Standl Gabbert, T. lVloFall, D. Dies, l. Fields, D. Kemmerly. ROW 3: L. Pearson, R. age, l. Schnorrenberg, R. Oawson,!D.'Terrell, H. sonderbgger, G. Hand. FOOTBALL Lettermen and novitiate gridders are moulded into an IN AN ATTEMPT to dominate Grant's defense, Pirate linemeh battle to GAUGHT for a short gain is halfback Don Terrel as he tries to spur forward Open 3 hole for Senior halfbacky Don Terrell- while Trojan defense penetrates Pirate blockers. l 58 effective playing unit BILL FUWLER and Larry Burch, captains for the Norman game, meet midfield with officials for the toss. Kenny Sterhenz Half-back Mac Weir Line-backer David Standage End Dun Terrell Half-back Joe Wheeler Full-back FOOTBALL New coaches renovate methods and revise game patterns ALREADY well-liked by the members of the team, Coach lerry Potter, serving his first year as head football coach and athletic director, lets team members know the plans for the afternoon scrimmage and future practices. SPURTSMANSHIP gets a real test on the playing field and Tommy THE MIDWEST CITY Bombers fllld TTTQPUTNHW CTW McFall welcomes a helping hand from an official and player. Pirates battle out to the finish during a knock- down, drag-out game. AS THE GAME reaches a climax, a taste of victory reaches the Pirate crowd as the scoreboard ticks off the final minutes to a win on the Putnam record books. 60 MARCIA ROBERTS Attendant Wearing white and yellow, she stood in the center of the field with her escort. This was the atmosphere she loved, a crisp evening, a lively Crowd, the action of the team for which she so earnestly rooted. Now her loyalty and friend- liness were being rewarded. For the 1965-66 Pirate squad had chosen her to reign as their queen. She wore the honorary white helmet with the poise and dignity befitting her new srtmiiii MATA Position- Queen FOOTBALL QUEEN Crowds Witness Steff's great day in Uctober homecoming FUR STEFFANI lVlata a magic moment has evolved from the hours of homecoming night. the honorary white helmet, the traditional coronet of the Putnam City football queen, is adjusted by her escort, Kenny Sterbenz. The crowning of the 1965-66 football queen ANNE GLENN highlighted the week long homecoming activities. Attendant l i l 4 ea-1-11,, - .,,.. 11 f. -gm , P- . Q, ..,,. K WANTING to make that all needed point, Dave Standage gives an upward glance before making the shot. He is hotly pursued by the defense. LEADING THE team to a first place berth in the Mid-State Conference, Gerald Fredrick and David Standage sparked the winning court combination. -fr' 1 ff ...ffm WITH UUTSTRETIJHED hands, eager to accept the ball, a Pirate teamr member Stands on the Side lines during the Grant game. ln one of the fastest -moving sports at Putnam City, the 1966 Pirates made history in a season full of ups and downs. ln the opening games the roundballers built up a record of no losses. The lVlcGuinness tournament handed the Pirates their first defeat in what was to be a pace setting situation. A run of eight victories was stopped by the lvfidwest City team and was followed by a comeback defeat at the hands of arch-rival Northwest Classen. ln all cases the final minutes held Pirates to within two points of victory. Running offense with closely regulated defense patterns were drilled in daily practices. Coach Fred Dunbar produced a uhit-and-runn team which used the abilities of the individuals in a well-coordinated whole. Support by the fans was rewarded with the efforts of experienced team members and the season was one of the most exciting on record. PRIDE in a tournament trophy is shown by Coach Fred Dunbar as he thinks of the many hours of work for a first place team. 5. W., af riepixvi , .1 .sm -as 7, -wxxfsszas BASKETBALL Court skills put McGuinness trophy in hands of Pirates Lloyd Boatright Teddy Goonfield Gerald Fredrick Forward Forward Guard MEMBERS of the 1965-66 Pirate varsity are: FRONT ROW: G. Fredrick, M. Mr. Fred Dunbanlcoach, L. Boatright, l. Sneed, J. Lowe, C. Baisden, D. Holt, G. Stone, J. MoMinn, M. Lawrence, R. Williams, G. Pinkerton. ROW TWO: Standage, T. Coonfleld, R. Worley. 63 i Miki? HQIT Mike Lawrence Forward Forward offsite 'is Gene Stone David Standage Guard Center TAKING advantage of a tirneeont called by opposing players, Pirate roundballers congregate at the sideline bench for observations from Coach Fred Dunbar. ln these mid-garne conferences, offensive relays are planned and the mistakes of both teams are reviewed. ,f-own, Fixx K ,K .ggi A 2 ilf are fi Iohn Sneed Forward PUT the tallest players in the center of the court and an official with the ball, add a toss into the air and come out with the tip-off for the Plainsmen-Pirate clash. i i l i t AT ONE of the most exciting games ot the season, the Midwest City game, WITH THE Putnam gymfbulging at the seams, Steve Wilson, from North- Clint Baisden and members of the opposing team look-on as Dave Standage west, tries quickly to regain the ball, while lohn Sneed and Dave Standage tries to regain the ball from one of the well-trained opposers. attempt to claim possession for the Putnam team. BASKETBALL Team shows never-ending effort for a victorious season AFTER a hardvfought, winning game with Northwest, Dave Standage along with all his tellow team members accepts hot dogs and punch from the All- Sports Club. RESEMBLING a frog, Teddy Coonfield USGS his Skill to OUT fox a Douglass Trojan at the MeGuinness tournament. 65 PIRATES prepare to grab the ball as Divid Standage iumps with a U.S. Grant roundhaller to determine possession following tie-up on the court. Putnam Putnam Putnam Putnam Putnam Putnam Putnam Putnam Putnam Putnam Putnam Putnam Putnam Putnam Putnam Putman Putnam Putnam Putnam Putnam Putnam Putnam 66 City City City Citv Citv I City Citv City City City City Citsf City City City Cits City Cits City City Citx Citff 1 1 1 1 1 1 El Reno Central Douglass U. S. Grant Capitol Hill Capitol I-Iill Douglass lVlcCuinness o,,u U. S. Cvrant U. S. Grant Shawnee Northwest Classen Enid Midwest Citv Northwest Classen Capitol I-Iill . ,ss,,,.. Douglass Enicl Midwest City Douglass El Reno lohn Marsliall 57 38 55 56 40 47 58 63 55 67 55 65 45 48 67 34 67 48 46 67 69 57 ALL EYES turn to the visitor goal at the Midwest City game, as tive players wait to see if the hoop is rally big enough for the ball. YELLING out signals to other Pirates, Mike Lawrence slips by a Douglass guard hoping to gain more points in the lVlcGuinness Tournament. FRONT ROW: W. Johnson, A. Smith, G. Raymo, T. Roberts, W. Machala, D. Huggins. ROW TWU: S. Wier, S. Hawkins, K. Howell, L. Pearson, B. Heirding, S. Fallin, D. Campbell. BASKETBALL SIX game streak shows Pufates as M1d-State fore-runner SURRUUNDED by Knight roundballew, John Sneed jumps through a web of TENSIUN is reflected on the faces of head coach Fred Dunbar and his assist- entangling arms to claim the ball for the Pirates. ant coach Willard Raper as the seconds tick oft in the game with Northwest. 67 ATTAINING possession of the ball, Iohn Sneed leads the Charge down the court attempting to score against the Enid Plainsmen. BASKETBALL LEAPING HIGH, a Douglass Trojan endeavors to block a jump shot made by towering David Standage in the Grant Tournament, but his attemptfarled. Team discovers extra effort needed to be first in State INDIVIDUAL players' records as well as the game statistics and percentages JUHNNY McMINN leads the Pirate roundballers through the Victory are kept by the Pirate team managers, David Smith and Kenneth Ward. Hoop. The Pirates came out victorious over their rival Knights, 74-65 68 2 'X fa . an , 6 Cherie Livett Basketball Queen Susie Parr Attendant UN BEHALF oi his teammates, captain David Standage bestows the good wishes ot the 1966 basketball squad on their queen, Cherie Livett. lo Williamson Attendant 69 WRESTLING Weight training and running build Wrestling champions STUDENT TRAINER Leslie Cordonnier goes over records of recent events at- tended by all the different phases of the Putnam City sports division. CAPTAIN TOMMY WEICHBRDDT helps co-captain Randy Ivan lacoby and Ronnie Brown polish up on the guillotine hold before a match. 70 Increasing in popularity as a competitive sport is wrestling. Each year the wrestling team gains prominence in the interest of the team supporters. Wrestling is considered to he one of the roughest, most strenuous sports. It differs from other team sports in that it takes the knowledge, training, and will to win of the individual grappler. There are no other team members acting as a hack-up on the mat. Vigorous practice sessions and ranking matches are held to determine the starting team for each separate match. The Pirate grapplers were hampered hy a com- paratively young team this year. However, there were four seniors with previous experience to hold the team together. Putnam Cityis heavy-weight, Richard Gahhert placed first in the Midwest City Tournament and the team efforts captured fourth place for the school. PERSONAL EXPERIENCE as a wrestler has enabled Coach Stan Able to build the muscles and morale of Pirate matmen for an effectual com- petitive wrestling unit. 1 . Randy lacoby Allan Travis Ron Brown 106 lbs. 106 lbs. 115 lbs. Gary Anderson 123 lbs. CARL SHERRlLLexercises strength in his out-stretched arms in resistance to the opponent in the Northwest Classen match, as he puts quick thinking and agility to use in reversing the odds. charlie Seitsinger 125 lbs. lN A difficult deadlock situation, Charles Seitsinger grimmaces with pain as he tries every ettort to escape from the clutches of a Tulsa Webster foe and to place points on the Pirate score card.. WRESTLING Technically skillful domination tallies additional points WRESTLING CLASSIFIED as one ot the rougnest, most strenuous sports, takes on the mat. Here, Ronnie Brown proves that the weeks of training required the individuaI's talents to win without the assistance ot other team members to execute a proper takeedown can be profitable to the team. WORKING FUR A tall, Tommy Weiohbrodt, ishtrying a new pinning combination, Tommy wrestles at 147 for the Pirate squad. 72 Putnam City 9 77 oiiiio,io,, Tulsa Wlclustci' Putnain Citi' ll ,,i,i,,, ii,i,i N oitliwcst Classcn lolin lXdai'sliall Toutnaincnt 2nd Putnam City 19 7 77 oi,i ,,io,,i o,i, .ii, ioi, E t I 1 nond Putnam Citv 14 7 77 ,,i,,, Tulsa lidison Geary Tournaincut 8tl1 lVlidwCst Citi' Toiirriaincrit 'fltli Putnam Citi iVlidwcst Citv Putnam Citi 7 7 oioo,oo Nonnaii llutnain Citi' 7 U. S. Grant Putnam Citi ,iii,, Douglass Putnam Citi' 7 7 Stillwatci' Putnam Citi' 7 7V7i 7 Dol City Putnam Citi Ioliu Nlatsliall Nlid Stats Couicrcucc 3rd Regionals 7nI1 l Kenny Giager Carl Sherrill Jerry Gramer 129 lbs. 135 lbs. 140 lbs. T A RITUAL witnessed by Pirate fans before each match is the customary muscle-loosening exercises occupy- ing time and whipping up a competitive spirit. Gary Prescott 147 lbs. Glenn Baily Tum Weichbrodt Charles Weigl 157 lbs. 157 lbs. 168 lbs. Richard Gabbert Landis Clure Stan Rowell 183 lbs. 98 lbs. 98 lbs. 's-W David Reed H5 lbs ENDEAVURING T0 throw Putnam City grappler, Dennis King, an Edmond wrestler loses ground as Dennis ' keeps his equilibrium and fights off the pushing opponent. Jerry Dunlap Jay Michael James Perry 135 lbs. HW HW 74 I :- S i 9 n' l l QS , . ix V ' 6 gindy Hill HAPPINESS is being crowned 65-66 wrestling queen, is the unmistakable Queen expression that is written indelibly across the face of Cindy Hill. l WRESTLING QUEEN Petite powerhouse confirmed captivating by muscled team Linda Arbogast Anne Glenn Attendant Attendant 75 1.5 'E fi K .H 7 Q I 'Ei V, . A ff yfi' 5' 'S A' it A r ga? W My My ' i W 1. ii ,ei T e ,.,. if-we L sg t e ,fe , 4 3 , ,- - .,,V v fi if .. -.1 Z. - 1 L, W . I '- Tart ' ' if ' I 'JK L '- W- . 4, -. i. A 1't?f ,- ,- Y ,ig , 'LQ mg, . f 1 Fi - ee- 1 . 'V J '--Q ' . Q 2' 4 . p ' 'iilf ,.. 'sc ' ' r s f T , , hi 1 is fi if Q . .. - f A i l sf K , XX l , ...H ii A ij f'N'f'f i ,L'.L L Si 5, ' ' fi . ,,.1 A,,:i - FRONT ROW: C. Watson, T. Guthrie, G. Fort, B. Blair, P. Parnell, S. Willis. ROW ROW THREE: L. Clure, O. Murphy, P. Owens, L. Griffith, S. Prince, J. Linn, P. TWO: D. Greenwood, S. Lee, R. Tengram, S. Springle, C. Brantley, T. Gabbert. Dean, l. Parker. GIRLS P. E. Girls represent putnam at state and local sports events GAUGHT IN the air, Georgianne Fort finds the center of the trampoline the center of attention as she defies gravity for sport and grade. 76 Often wanting to participate in sports but not quite sure how to go about it, girls at Putnam have discovered Physical Education classes as the way to keep fit and change the pace of the day. A wide selection of sports is open, ranging from softball to tumbling. These allow competition with other schools in the state at tournaments and have netted more than a few honors for the girls. Miss lvine Paris, sole instructress, sched- ules the meets and plans the activities for the regular classes. MUSGLES tense and temperatures rise as girls attempt to do the strenuous sit-ups in the daily routine of a physical education class. Q BOYS P.E. Pent-up energies liberated in exertion and perspiration The training and activities provided in the physical education classes make for a better developed body and lead toward better health habits. A variety of indoor and outdoor games and sporting contests make exercise a pleasure as Well as teach- ing sportsmanship and teamwork. Recognizing the need for physically fit adults, Mr. Elam Pebworth and Mr. Eugene Firth keep their students on the move. Additional equipment is being purchased to vary che sports offered and allow gymnastic training. WE UNTIL THE DAILY drudgery of roll call is over, the boys P. E. class waits patiently as Coach Pebworth matches names and faces. PHYSICAL EDUCATION classes find strength alone is not enough, but co- ordination is also needed for boys to complete calisthenics each day. if a.,Y A ., a- s. DOUBLE your pleasure, double your fun, but Jerry Sconce would rather that Chip Norvell found another place to sit and chew his Doublement gum. HEAIJEll FUR A tour-point landing may not be the proper way of doing it but it is probably one ot the most often used by those who try their luck. 77 si ELECTED UN the basis of popularity and pertromance Carl Baumeister and loe Palmer serve as captains ot Cross Country. Endurance is the key thought on the minds of all the Cross Country boys this year. Before the final home meet of the year, team memhers work for durability, steady-pacing, and the desire to he long-winded to win top honors at this all- important event. This meet was held at the State Fairgrounds and Putnam took the top winning place with Carl Baumeis- KCF taking lst and loe Palmer taking 2nd, There are four schools represented at the meeteg Classen, Norman, Enid, CROSS COUNTRY TRAINING the team to do their best along with working out schedules for meets are two responsibilities of Coach Willard Raper. and Putnam City. Beginning his second year with high hopes and confidence in the team, Mr. Willard Raper started with underclassmen dominating the ranks of the Cross Country team. I-leading the squad are Carl Baumeister, Art McFarland, and Ioe Palmer. They led the team to a fourth in Mid-State and an eighth in the Bison Relay at the Shawnee meet. Steady-pacing takes boys over miles of difficult terrain FRONT RUW: R. Konitz, lVl. Longstreath, S. lirkowsky, R. Whittet, C. Baumeister, B. Vllehba. ROW TWU: Coach Raper, S. l-licks, l. Palmer, T. Whited, M. Wire, D. Burris. FRONT ROW: G. Yowell, S. Eller, R. Konitz. ROW TWO: l. Bray, T. Harp, C. Norvell, B. Strater, l. Hicks, l. Ross, S. Covert. ROW FOUR: D. McKeller, D. Norvell, l. Morris, R. Perry, V. Steed. ROW THREE: K. Kulman, M. Isbell, S. Gibbs, I. Giessman, trainer, S. Childress, M. Wire, S. Burger, R. Williams. SWIMMING Speed and precision are factors in swimming competition Swimming has always been a means of relaxation and en- jovment. But for the swim team it is more than thisg it is a wily of bringing honors to the school through competitive sports. Spending long, tiresome hours at the Westside YNICA each day these boys increase speed in swimming and perfect grace and poise in their diving. Coached by Mr. Gene Firth, the young team swam to a successful year with several outstanding individual contenders. Chosen for their outstanding athletic ability, Skip Childress and Miles Vxfire head the team as captains. MILES WIRE demonstrates to his other team-mates how a back-layout dive is done while Coach Firth explains the technique. COACH GENE FIRTH finds an awkward position comfortable for clocking swimmers in everyday practice preparing for a coming meet. 79 SPEED, ACILITY, a sense of balance, and long windedness mark the characteristics of the 1966 track boys G. Stone, G. Pinkerton, P. Ruster, R. Lovely, H. Sonderegger, J. Baumeister, Nl. Hildenhrand, P. Frazier, and S. Barnes. TRACK Track provides physical action for enthusiastic runners TRACK COACH, Kenneth Keel, looks pleased as he watches two ot his run- ners crouch into position for a practice start. 80 Running, jumping and throwing are three actions which come naturally to a man. They are done for exercise, necessitv, andifor the team effort in a track meet. These three things, along with extensive training, are put to work by boys who have the muscles and determination to compete in track and field events. Witli the majority of runners returning lettermen, he team-had the advantage of experience. Because of the re- duced numher of participants, many boys are doing dual roles, participating in many events and specializing in one. A strenuous sport demanding personal perfection, track is coached by lVir. Kenneth Keel who maintains the training schedule and supervises practices. TRACK CAPTAINS, lerry Baurneister and Martin Hildenhrand prepare for one of the meets by going into the resting starting positing. 11: fs-aft'-I'w2slliIw'.fwlo.-f1eS1Srf1:f ei 1 fwlvaiwavllll-Ivffrwl 'F' WB- fag M xv im swam if nr e 7, PLZ, Sw ig, we 'W' term ggimargi so 1 aniilgii eilttilkier FOOTBALL STAR, Ronald Reagan, happily represents the Pirate football team by accepting the athletic award tor the outstanding player ot 1966. ATHLETIC HONORS PINNlNG HIS MAN means many winning matches tor Tommy Weichbrodt, one ot several to win athletic honors, receiving his in wrestling. Distinctive athletes Win honors for their extra effort CROSS COUNTRY requires speed and agility. Excelling in such important characteristics is loe Palmer, receiving this year's award. LOOKING out over the pool before meet time, Skip much to the team, received this year's award tor As in most subjects, certain People excel in areas where others do not-sports is no exception. Every year, a boy who has displayed a unique talent in his competitive Performances is chosen by the coach of that specific sport to receive an athletic honor. Co-operation with other team members and sportsmanship are also taken into considera- tion before the final decision is made. Ac the annual all school awards assemblv, the winners are officially rewarded for their athletic efforts. PROVIDING points and strategic maneuvers tor the winning team helped David Standage earn the award for outstanding basketball player. 81 Z 4 1 2 2 5 2 E L, 2 A Q 3 r L' Q. 2.1 ,741-if 4 ' ' VA 2 '5 Mf.1if2n,LfR1s1.m . - ' 113' 'I ' f I fi' 'iff k , ' f , N-M f , I 2'-YJIF' lNia1W5i11 3i,- . ' ' 'ff'fff'2,5QQ,J9:' 5 T Wg iii?1iTf?ff.T5u S'fE?'5!:l05'..1i 52.2'f!f'-:Qi1-1212-'L 5, XTC ff1f'7 'Elf2W W-11:1 FQK1-RYEQTAQWASWQQVA-'V' :S f1'W?TJiiQf'r-. Capturing the principles and structural dynamics of an American high school best are the organizations of students within the activities of the school. Powered by the leadership abilities of inventive and responsible young people, there is a club for everyone, centering on one of a wide range of interests in almost any field. Teaching the attitudes of co-operation and creating a feeling of pride in the work of the organization, the clubs are instrumental in preparing students for the assumption of duties and business and adult home life. People are the heart of the organization. Qriginal- ity and common labor on the part of the members de- termines the success or failure of meetings and projects. It is the human element which causes a club to be popular and its members to be enthusias- tic in its support. The appeal to the select individuals who share a common interest is carefully nurtured by the officers and sponsors to maintain the feeling of exclusiveness. As wide a variety of clubs and service organization exists as there are subjects to study and projects to be undertaken. Student government, honorary so- cieties for recognition of outstanding work, social or- ganizations, community clubs, even supervised sports. All represent the talents and interests of students at work. Q. 5 Q 7 Y sa'-sr ll URGA IZATIU QMS? INTER-CITY officers lim Gilchrist, Raydra Hunt, and Greg Sherman understand that SOMEONE ELSE makes a powerful swing towards the old jalopy at the their duties are many. These people also must be ready at all times to represent Student Council car smash that was held in November. our school in a manner of respect to all the student body. STUDENT COUNCIL Revolutionary ideas upheld, approved by student body FRONT ROW: C. Tansel, P. lvens, S. Mata, l. Williamson, R. Williams, H. Hunt- ing. ROW TWO: P. Holtzheimer, P. Brignac, K. Pischel, J. Covington, S. Lee G. Shrum, M. Haggard. ROW THREE: B. Coyle, D. Barnicoat, G. Sherman, J Lowe, K. Malone, R. Crain, C. Cypret, P. Carpenter. ROW FOUR: R. Carson, G Scott, L. Warren, D. Stark, T. Grogan, P. Young, D. Yorker, C. Butler, M Murphy. ROW FIVE D. Taylor, G. Moser, T. Blundell, C. Jenkins, D. Moncrief J. Palmer, S. Parr, D. Smith, D. Standage, l. Varga. FRONT ROW: l. Gilchrist, A. Roberts, R. Hunt, J. Gilchrist, S. Elder, C. Norvell. ROW TWO: C. Dauss, C. Canada, l. Gauldin, S. Colvert, T. Stanton, C. Mahoney, M. Weller, S. Clancy. ROW THREE: R. Tengram, T. Coonfield, S. Smoot, M. Roberts, l. McMinn, D. McDonald, C. Aldredge, L. Orth. ROW FOUR: M. Taylor, The Putnam Citv Student Council works toward the goal of acquainting the student with the democratic principles, prog cedures, practice and problems of the'modern world. As a representative government of the student body the council acts on the recommendation of the homeroom groups. Because of the emphasis placed on school spirit this year, a special effort has been made to make students aware of their sportsmanship responsibility. A spirit day with bulletin board judging and community parade fit in with traditional pep ribbons and assemblies. Holiday periods brought more intra-room competition with decoration contests, illustrated during the Christmas season. ln service to the school, the Council provided the use of a Bookmobile which had a wide selection of paperbacks. Sockhops were a special treat and carefully planned to have a live band for each evening. Election proceedings were a duty assumed by the members in all school-wide contests. An infant project of the Council was the participation in the American Field Service program of student exchange. Christine Dauss of Delmenhorst, Germany, was a part of the Putnam City student body for one year and served as an ambassador of goodwill to all Putnamites. OPENING this school year, the Student Council sponsored an assembly.,The purpose of this assembly was to present to the student body, Putnam City's new foreign exchange studentsg to enable the Girlls and Boy's state delegates to give their reports on their activities at the state meetings, and to give the oath of office to the incoming Student Council officers. Ready to face their new responsibilities are loe Gilchrist, president, Bob Pahlka, vice-presi- dent, Nancy Canada, secretary, Pam lvens, treasurer, Ted Coonfield, chaplain. B. Pahlka, E. Weldon, V. Moore, S. Haggard, H. JOHNSTON, L. Beesley, M. Tuttle. B. Pasternik. ROW FIVE: R. Schoeffler, L. Smith, D. Penland, C. Baisden, N. Canada, K. Vick, L. Austin, N. Drehmer, M. Harris. STUOENT COUNCIL sponsor Mrs. Earlene Beck, goes over important actions taken at the last meeting that need to be passed on to members. 1' .'...4i...., Lili I ' s ' ..i 5 PM . . . 9. ' A TIRED cheerleader, Terry Wilson, shows her never ending spirit by leading a school song on the long trip home with the pep club. CINDY HILL, better known to her friends as lVlouth, displays the qualities of size and volume which she used to earn her nickname. PEP CLUB Vocal eXuberance long recognized as essential to fans A progressive pep club is dedicated to the promotion of enthusiasm and good sportsmanship among the school body and adult sports fans. Tradition has fallen this year with such radical changes as the adoption of a new name, the Pi-Rettes, and moderniza- tion of the uniform with the substitution of black tennis shoes for the usual saddle oxfords. Business procedures were altered as members journeyed to evening meetings in place of C1lI'lV IT1Ol'lTlDg gLlfllCI'i1lgS. AI'I'Ll1lQCII1CUES fOI' CIITIISPOYKZI- Susie Parr Jan Newell President Vice President tion to out-ol-town games, regular items of business and earning new cheers were part of the agenda. The pep club moved away from the court and field to sponsor the annual Spring Formal. Pep assemblies, locker room decoration and homecoming festivities underscore the responsibilities of the club and sponsors, Miss Pearl Coffey and Miss Nona Cowan. To bolster morale and bring a feeling of comradship in support of the team to Putnam City High School tOOls H110 energies of members and pledges, Diane Terry Cinci Merrell Secretary Treasurer 'ug ls 86 FRUNT RUW: K. lsbell, S. Lee, E. Blanton, C. Beck, K. Pischel, D. Cooke, Sutton, P. lvens. D. Dwyer, D. Deupree, l. Covington, S. Gosdin, S. Hammack, K. Kelly, P. Lisle, C. Hazels. ROW TWU: S. Ellwood, S. Monhallon, C. Srum, K. Beckman. RUW FOUR: B. Blair, C. Brantley, M. Sharp, C. Cypret, A. Barber, l. Denison, L. Bush, S. Wright, R. Tengram, D. Brown, L. Beesley, P. Binda, S. Hutton, P. Boydstun, O. B. Coins, L. Burns, V. Esty, M. Wagner, C. Jenkins, B. Blackstock. RUW THREE: P. Parnell, S. Sprinkle, K. Sanders, l. Sand, T. K. Scott. A RUSTER of games and other events requiring the participation ofthe LEADER of the nearly four hundred members of the Pep Club is Miss Pep Club is compiled weekly by Miss Nona Cowan, co-sponsor. Pearle Coffey, directing and advising the officers in their duties. Sham Shores Cindy Hanks Vella Dodd Pam IJHHI1 Pledge MISTVGSS Parliamentarian Historian Sgt-at-NWS 'MMV M.. 87 ' ' ' F 'F f 7 . Irs .. V , . . , - r-Visa' :WI 4..- f.: .: f: - ' - , ' Vfziiimxei ' F' ' gififff' LL 7 ' 'F M . - f::i.,,,A f. . 45,5 - H fVf-f:, aft' sh' CHEERLEADERS lead an exuberant cheer tor a pep assembly as the student PEP Cl-UB PTGSMGTTTT 3USl9 PHO, elves The order to 'A8lV9 lf HH YOU body continues to grow in school spirit and better sportsmanship. PEP CLUB got, as Pledge Mistress, Sharon Shores, lends a helping voice. Vigor, pride, pep, steam stand as Watch Words for club FRONT ROW: C. Marose, L. Thompson, B. Mann, B. Coe, V. Arnegard, R. Slaughter, A. Evans, C. Hughart, C. Russell. ROW TWO: P. Wise, G. Stagner, E. Studmisser, R. Lane, D. McDonald, S. Pentioutt, L. Smith, H. Johnston, G Winneberger, S. Austin. ROW THREE: C. O'Brien, C. Moncriet, l. Nordstrom C. Andeel, M. Cuthbertson, O. Youlrer, S. Haggard, i. Hunting, L. Schoettler, N. Kerby, D. Twedt, V. Taylor. ROW FOUR: S. Hinshaw, l. McRae, S. Stevens, R. Roodhouse, M. Fass, S. Hattield, G. Polansliy, D. Matthews, B. Pasternilr, S. Brignao, C. Aldredge, V. Shettler. ROW FIVE: N. Kruger, B. Ellis, B. McClure, L. Reneger, G. Giles, C. Bullock, N. Mount, R. Annelu, R. Purcell, S. Fox, S. Beal, S. Drudle, S. Wiseman. 88 FRONT ROW: C. Livett, K. Young, B. Huckabay, S. Franklin, S. Usher, D. Fagg, Dugger, l. Elswick, C. Potfenberger, V. Newsome, L. Gable, M. Aldredge. ROW D. Meehan, L. Ford, C. Hill, L. Penner, l. Proctor. ROW TWO: K. Tucker, S. FOUR: D. Grenwood, l. Gill, G. Fraser, D. Taylor, C. Dauss, N. Canada, L. Mata, K. Scott, P. Cass, O. Whisler, G. Scott, H. Hunting, M. Nobles, G. Twedt, Pemberton, L. Arbogast, l. Williamson, R. Crain, l. Bater, G. Cooper. N. Mix, D. Liddell. ROW THREE: l. Oliver, L. Tucker, P. Hinkle, M. Scott, S. fe EXCITEIJ PEP Club members all piled in a car, join the long line in the Spirit Day Parade preceeding the game with lohn Marshall. FOOTBALL OUEEN, Steftani Mata, and her escort, Ken Sterbenz, are driven past the admiring crowds and rows of pep club members LONG TIME sponsor of the pep club, Miss Pearle Coffey, joins in with the enthusiasm on coronation night. ot her girls during one ofthe games. ......d......:s..iE:g am. 89 FRONT ROW: L. Crawtord, I. Hayward, B. Abel, I. Deaton, K. Gardon, T. Guthrie, I. Smith, V. Blackstock. ROW TWO: D. Trammel, S. Williamson, IVI. Gilmore, I. Bills, L. Milke NI. Chenault I. Painter E. Miller D. Ra .ROW THREE: L. Smil I . , I Y SV, B. Halfmoon, C. Woods, A. White, S. McBride, S. Kavacs, IVI. Cobb, P. Wallis, PEP CLUB L. Clasow, S. Wheeler. ROW FOUR: P. Rasor, G. Pteifer, K. Davis, K. Buers, F. Burns, S. Steed, C. Swartz, K. Boatright, B. Hiller, I. Anderson, D. Click. ROW FIVE: C. Lorenzen, T. Ingram, I. Tant, T. Owens. D. layroe, D. Smith, R. Wil- Iierson, S. Burks, D. Service, C. Ekland, B. Campbell. Nefarious deeds are planned for unsuspecting novitiates WHAT LOOKS LIKE a regiment ot new recruits turns out to be AOD cold girls practicing the Pep CIub's half-time program tor the tollowing nights homecoming ceremonies. . U.-W.-h-,..,.,.s......,....., M . 1: , g . ,I- iv 111 K MW Vykr i 4 V t 'Wk .I -iv: H! .9 , M. ,,,. . g, . , , . .Y 1 -fe ' 1. . is Jim W... .. I fl , . I. , . fl' j Y . i W Ixgim, -ggi wif. kr Nth :gf : Z W.. : S ir-N. I 1, .I -. 'JE gVD'D'xi?W'i ' N' ' L ' A 'F' Aff - D f 4... -11- QS'-. A . ' . '. M N- f x - :' ,ffl D E VVD' 'gi i if U ' 'f1'4.f12:,. 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I A-g',,.-M33-mi5f??5-nr,-I Y . '- A S- 3 I - I 'ff f -A ' .i e 3 A frae . . - . . ., .,, ,.,, , eww .wg Q il 4..- asf eww' - r . f '-'. 3, -Q' 45' A .A-.f,e.A,,ig.f1-s:': verb' -' ' - ' .. fa, I. . I1 .i'vwagz1f?Zefs1-v'36'f'gL fe's2':T,q'vww9I 4 fs' . ' K 1. 111511: .'.- . eg i'ss, ' . l I fi' i5:V'ffli.SMAe.fe: ini.-X ': ' E . ,Ewa-'?FS:eE3ff?iE5I17fl,'nlf'1'' L D 3l21!f:v.1'ge f'Y'f .goin 90 BEAT THE TIGERS shows enthusiasm on the part ot all pledges who go through the surprise-filled days of Pep Club pledging. IN HIGH spirits and ready to take on the stiffest competitor, members and pledges crowded buses for the first away game ot the season against the Ardmore Tigers. CINDY GIST quickly counts the number of remaining cookies to insure that all guests at the Pep Club Membership coke party will have plenty of refreshments. ll . .v AS IF STRETCHINO as tar as possible will stretch the spirit of the iw Pep Club, Cheerleader, Evelyn McEachern tries tor the ultimate in support ot the team. FRONT ROW: S. Winn, C. Kemper, L. Rosenhamer, T. Frusher, R. Ridler, L. D. Nethery, I. Wegener, A. Cerney, S. Looper, S. Summers, M. Tabor, S. Wadley. Lattimore, P. Hughes, P. Godwin, B. Stonebraker, D. Terrell. ROW TWO: S. ROW FOUR: L. Lakin, D. Meehan, L.. Tucker, D. Recer, M. Slack, S. Kidd, B. Wright, S. Roberson, M. E. Becker, B. Bell, I. Weaver, S. Faulkner, K. Daniels, Krobel, V. lones, V. Home, l. OeGiusti, T. Hefner, C. Robbins. P. Gable, L. Burton, L. Pearson. ROW THREE: K. Clint, K. Scott, C. Roddy, P. 91 l GLANOINO OVER her shoulder to estimate the remaining match time, cheerleader Anne Glenn then turns to add her voice to the intense urgings of her companion, Marcia Roberts. As tension mounts and the field narrows, she shares the anguish ot a Pirate grappler as the struggle nears its end. PEP CLUB Sportsmanship rating fires interest in spirit effort FRONT ROW: D. Ducharme, Z. Davis, l. Hawkins, S. Baird, K. Dinkines, l. Wilkes, M. Milford, V. Evans, B. Burris. ROW TWO: M. McCrotty, L. Hays, B. Fehr, K. lungery, G. Cafky, M. Hanks, M. Welch, l. McNenny, B. Hughes, L. Markham. ROW THREE: T. Williams, C. 0'Brien, N. Taylor, B. Brown, C. Bloom, P. Braden, D. Meador, N. Hampton, F. Norris, R. Dunham, L. Leffel, S. Wells. ROW FOUR: P. Smith, C. Stewart, S. Newmann, B. Ellis, L. Neal, M. Drury, S Williamson, K. Smith, B. Hunter, L. Farmer, D. Finley, D. Long, B. Wallace ROW FIVE: S. Straughan, S. Lyst, S. Coburn, D. Penland, E. Smith, D. layroe S. Summers, B. Yates, V. Ireland, E. Thompson, l. Bush, P. Dinomore, B. Noyes 92 1 FRUNT RUW: M. Little, L. McHenry, D. Phillips, P. Irish, B. lames, S. Clancy, Presley, P. Nielson, P. Nye, S. Wheelis, C. McCullagh, l. Sutton, P. Askew. M. Harris, l. Honegger, E. Gray, S. Odell. RUW TWU: l. Goodman, N. Pearson, RDW FOUR: L. Lowe, E. Casper, S. Keeler, K. Kruta, C. Myers, C. Norvell, S. l. Benson, P. Hotchkiss, D. Austin, M. Siard, S. Lybarger, L. Cisper, D. Mon- crief, R. Hunt, S. Sidner. RIJW THREE: L. Kimball, B. Linn, S. Stuffelbean, P. g .le wwf? P ai le jc E THESE PEP club officers from part of a double cordon in honor of the football boys. Many other devoted fans give the game-bound boys an enthusiastic send-off. THREE HIGH-spirited cheerleaders, Marcia Roberts, Cherry Canada, and Linda Gilpin lead the gaiety ofthe parade through Warr Acres on Spirit Day. g W TR ff? Flklrljely tr' Bottger, C. Fisher, D. Schwerdt, K. Ragan, D. Smith, K. Hudson, K. Owens. Wm A GRUCIAL moment in a game finds avid sports fan, Miss Nona Cowan, cheering along with the pep club. New responsibilities come to Miss Cowan as she experienced her first year of sponsoring the pep club. at .L l l 5 ' Lf -e I. p , , l lei ', -f ,f J .. l . l' nf .J if , i . H S 1,5 rg A fa Filly K 5 l X l . i r l FRONT ROW: P, Carpenter, G. Smoot, P. Deekard, l. Greenwood, D. Moyer, B. Wilson, B. Roberts, C. Hammond, L. Thomson. ROW TWO: l. Gardenhire, P. Willmurth, D. Menard, P. Kruger, K. MeLord, D. Linn, S. Lawson, R. Walker, P. Schafer, l. Conner. ROW THREE: L. Willy, C. Anthony, l. lohnson, l. Owens, l. Yarbrough, S. Gray, L. Kelly, L. Waring, L. Weir, K. Miller, S. Young. ROW PEP CLUB FOUR: S. Noble, N. Ferguson, N. Snowden, G. Norwood, S. Jaffray, N. Kirk- patrick, M. Davis, l. Priekett, L. McCarty, D. Day, l. Miller, L. Hunt. ROW FIVE: M. Maury, G. Goodman, P. Hale, N. Minyen, M. Rutherford, C. Chambers, S. Dixon, D. Markham, K. King. Trips bring torment to bus drivers and pep to Pi-rettes MEMBERSHIP in the Pep Club requires that members be present at all home BUBBLING personalities, lively spirits, and over-flowing enthusiasm seem to have been exhausted as the signs of l'eheerleading fatigue appear in the faces of Evelyn McEachern, ludy Lay, and Terri Wilson. 94 sporting events to give the Pirate contenders the extra will to win. Gerald Fredrick l UWE my present success to my trusty lemon Tootsie Roll Pop, Buccaneer emphatically states Buccaneer Gerald Frederick, 'land for Success in the future, I hope my supply will always be replenished. BUCCANEER Cutstanding Pirate Sportsman selected on athletic skill Teddy Cnnnfield -lllhll SHBBU David Standaee Attendant Attendant Attendant 95 FRONT ROW: D. Penland, N. Canada, M. Siard, C. Dauss, P. Nielson, D. Smith, L. Austin, 1. Gilchrist. ROW TWO: L. Smith, M. Harris, D. A. McDaniel, S. Swick, M. Whischott, R. Northrop. l. Painter. L. Freed, M. Birchall. ROW THREE: P. Askew. S. Clancy. O. Hall, C. Fisher, K. Owens, K. Ragan, K. Hudson, A.F.S, I D. Schwerdt, C. Porter, S. Faulkner, P. Bunge. ROW FOUR: l. Covington, R. Scheoffler, L. Weldon, R. Dech, l. Bills, P. Irish, l. Honegger, L. Anderson, P. Presley, P. Hotchkiss. New-born club brings foreign student to Putnam City Part of Ll n11tion11i Ofgllllilglflflll to proniotc 1111tiersti1ntiing uniting tiic riitfcrcnt countries, tiic local tiinptcr of the Anist- itnn fiiciti Service was ci111rtc1'cti tiiis year. Unticr the Wing of tiic Sturicnt Council. it is the tuirpose of the club to proviric tunnis tor anti proniotc COIIIIIILIIUEN' support of tlic foreign cxtimngc 111'ogr11iii. AiCilOL1gi11lI1CNVCXPCI'iCIlCC for ijllflilllil City, the I'CClLliL'C1l1CIlCS iiuvc been niet to sponsor ll Sflldtillf YCF Ll1lOfilC1' VCLIY. Sciiing Cliristnins Curtis, sponsoring sock hops, and solicit- ing the support of interested schools and coniniiinitx' Clubs 1'CLllliL'CS A'C11I'f!'OLlIlCi activity on the part of nicnibcrs. The rcwgtrtis urc Ll Coniprciiension of national Custonis and the tricntisiiip of such interesting persons as tiic 1965-66 German exchange student, Cliristianc Dnuss. DISOUSSING some tund-raising proiects to tinance next yearls foreign exchange students are American Field Service ottieers Maurie Saird, Secretaryg Mrs. Sandlin. sponsor, Paula Nielson, treasurer, Mrs.Beck,sponsorg Dana Smith, vice president, and Laurie Austin, president OHRISTIANE DAUSS, the foreign exchange student from Germany, is introduced by her adopted sisters, the Boys and Girls State assembly. Linda and Dana Smith, in R if i 5 3 2 i 1 .wt 96 i MRS. MARGUERITE Smith, sponsor of Twelve4Year Club, has surpassed the membership requirements by two years. TWELVE YEAR CLUB OFFICERS for 1965-66 of Twelve-Year Club are: Randy Jacoby, president, Jan Newell, vicevpresident, and Cindy Jenkins, secretary-treasurer. Unique in membership and remarkable in size is the club composed of students who have attended Putnam City for twelve years. Because the system is an entity, is is Possible to reach the final year with persons who were in onels first grade class. A special pride in these Years of Participation characterizes members who look forward to the final banquet closing their years together. A skit in the senior assembly is reserved for the club and members vie for the honor of taking part. Remnants of PC. first grade gathered in closing year FRONT ROW: L. Tucker, S. Usher, B. Huckabay, R. Jacoby, J. Estlinbaum, M. Mace, B. Walkden, W. Ackors, A. Lowe, S. Mata, K. Tucker, K. Scott, P. Pitt. ROW TWO: R. Clark, S. Knight, J. Linn, S. Prince, M. Slack, M. Tabor, C. Hanks, J. Newell, F. Smith, M. llllay, R. Tatyrek. ROW THREE: J. Pate, P. Loyd, G. Sand, P. Loyd, P. Thorpe, J. Bell, R. Daugherity, T. Kyle, T. Weichbrodt, K. Wagner, G. McBride, G. McBride. ROW FOUR: M. Stinchcomb, S. Childress, L. Pitts, M. Dunham, B. East, B. McNenney, D. Danvers, R. Elkins, M. Milligan, D. Liddell, J. Roden, J. McCann, T. Gabbert. ROW FIVE: H. Goldstein, J. Hay- ward, J. Avants, P. Mclntyre, S. Plater, K. Woodring, D. Carney, R. Novey, K. Hicks. B. Smith, C. Fowler, Y. Coleman, C. Bryant, C. Jenkins. 97 L SE Q W K J FRONT ROW: M. Wagner, K. Beckman, E. Weldon, C. Dauss, R. Schoeffler, l. Grogan, S. Colvert, M. Milford, R. Koening. ROW 4: L. Harris, Helen Lundstedt Bruner, lohn Leslie. ROW 2: P. Young, K. Beville, P. Mace, S. Plater, G. Kee- C. Norvell, K. Pischel, C. Lorenzen, T. Ingram. ton, B. Hioock, K. Kinstle. ROW 3: N. Snowden, A. Armstrong, B. Worley, N. WORLD AFFAIRS Circumstances and outcome analyzed in World problems ELECTED to organize club activities are Greg.Scott, president, lim Whaley, vice-presi- Thiiiiin time Oni from 3 busy teaching Schgduley Mig, Kathryn dent, Bill James, treasurer, Mrs. Kathryn Sandlin, sponsor, and Rose Tengram, secretary. Sandiihl Club Sponsor, pins the finishing touches nn ine agenda Not pictured: Mr. Charles Dew, sponsor. fin an uncnming meeting, E RAPT ATTENTION characterizes World Affairs Club members during a lecture by Curtis P. Harris, county attorney. World Affairs is important to students as a sounding board for personal opinions and serves as an effective means of un- derstanding situations and personalities in the news. The actual purpose of the World Affairs Club iS a question asked by many people. The answer is very simple: to meet the needs of those students who are interested in dis- cussing world, national, and local Problems. By means of Panel discussions and programs led by such known speakers as Governor Henry Bellmon, students can Participate in concentrated analysis of area Hhot spotsf, The club enables the students to become acquainted with the con- troversial issues that face the world today. To emphasize the international part of the club, one of the yearly projects cen- ters on raising money for donations to the A.F.S. Fund. FRONT ROW: L. Sherwood, l. Kyser, D. Madewell, P. Winfrey, P. Askew, S. Mann. ROW 2: P. Mclllwain, R. Auxier, S. Boles, M. Mace, E. Beard, D. Rice, M. Lusk, R. Tengram, I. Rigle. ROW 3: l. Eklund, B. Abel, C. Bloom, L. Cisper, AMONG the guest speakers in fall programs of World Affairs. WHS Oklahoma City Manager, Robert Tintsman, who spoke on urban renewal K. lungery, Wischoff, I. Burford. ROW 4: l. Schnorrenberg, V. Horne, B. Berry T. McMurtry, K. Miller, M. Long, C. Dunavin. FOUR heads are sometimes better than one. To illustrate this point are th th - Sh I Od ll h t h - P - ' members of the editorial staff of the Treasure Chest. For the year 1965-66? aniilyj3hiie'SutiiiJi1, editdr-iinihcigfiip y' eggy Askew' layout! Sandy Sldner' copy YEARBOOK Components of year are captured in pages of chronicle Deadlines are a constant pressure to the staff of the Treas- ure Chest as component parts are assembled to create the finished whole. Page content is selected and arranged to achieve a pleasing eye effect while copy is written to provide continuity. Pictures catch the eye and quickly tell the story while paperwork and pecuniary management form the unseen foundation of the book. Iust as when publishing a book professionally, the completed rough draft is sent to the printer and the finished yearbook is returned to the school to be distributed in May. The Treasure Chest is presented to state and national judges for criticism and comments during the summer. A review of the judges, rating allows succeeding staffs to produce a better book. SITTINC in the midst of what appears to be mass confusion Mrs. Lois Thomas, head of the journalism department, explains to Mary Cook, lay- out staff member, how to create an effective design. - i l PICTURES convey a thousand words, but a word of explanation may simplify comprehension. Writers for the Treasure Chest: Rene Purcell, Cathy Bullock, Connie Holt, Liz McCarty and Neil Stamps. T00 I l BILLS and coins are carefully counted by business staff mem- bers Cmdy Hill, Cheri Livett, Nancy Horton, Diane Terry, Barbara Meisel, lean Ann Wilkes and business manager Pam lvens. I GDUFED AGAIN! laments the official staff typist, Diane Terry. ah. X BLBQSP' of it ww QT? DRAW and re-draw is the motto of the layout staff as they put the finishing touches on the page make-up. They are: Paula Wallis, Suzi Looper, Linda Glasow. THE GRAPHIC art is faithfully reproduced by staff photographers Wayne Heasley, Mike Pasternik, and Don Price. I0'l Pklllillug 02m Sn? 'WWI BUSINESS transactions. Hd S8l9S and distribution of The fiHlSU9d PAPERWURK and correspondence characterize the worlr of the assisting editors. product are under the supervision of the Staff manager- SGFVIHE The editorial staff includes: Murla Cunningham, editorial, Kathy Kinstle, feature, The Pirate I-02 TNS Year ami Linda R0SGiihHmSfr BUS: Shefalyil Pat Winfrey, managingg Cindy Kemper, art, Ann Cerny, exchange, lane Wegner, Summers, circulation, Ruth Ridler, business. photography. NEWSPAPER Stories of current year preserved in newsprint and ink A last minute rush of running and writing means the staff of the Pirate Log has a deadline to meet. Outside of the regular school time set aside for work on the Pirate Log, the newspaper staff devotes many after school hours ascertaining that the news has been reported completely and precisely to the student body. There are always stories to be written, photographs to be taken, and a ALWAYS on the lookout for a news item, staff reporters develop a nose for news. This year's inquirers are: Peggy Nethery, Sherri Hughes, Linda N A r ttttii s S i .i1 number of ads to sell. Members of the Pirate Log Staff take an active Part in the Oklahoma City and state school press associations. Trips to Chicago, Norman, and Stillwater highlight the study year with intense instruction in new concepts of journalism. Pemberton, Nancy Drehmer, Ev McEachern, Kathy Pischel, ludy Hayward, and Susan Kiles. ATTRACTIVE pictures are usually the first thing one notices when looking through a news- paper and Larry Smiley and Paul Brignac produce the graphic part of the Pirate Lng. RLCURDING the all-important sporting events of the school year are: lim Deaton and Leon Pierce, sports editors, Barry Dixon, Robert Ross, Lee Rittenhouse, writers. wma RIESPUNSIBLE for the editorial policy and general super- vision of the paper staff are co-editors Susan Winn and Terri Wilson. BUNTEMPLATING yet another accounting problem, Mrs. Lois Thomas pauses with money in hand. ,-f STAFF MEMBERS Jerry Kamenshine, lohn Eklund, Roberta Leazenby, and Claudia McCullagh proot-read layouts before they go to the printer. MAGAZINE Fourth year of publication ELLEN DASPER and Ralph Schoettler consult on the length of a story assigned tor publication in the magazine. T04 ALWAYS BUSY running necessary errands in connection with production ot the magazine, are editor Ralph Schoetfler, and lllona Burford, copy editor. sets new style in periodical Progressive thoughts have taken hold in the journalism de- partment as well as the 1'CSt of the World. A new title and size have come to the school-edited magazine. Formerly the Pirate Hi-Lites, the Putnam City Hi-Lifes has increased its format size to the standard 82 by ll',. Published not only for the benefit of the student body and faculty, it is distributed to members of the surrounding community. The staff is oriented to presenting a graphic representation of the use of district funds to the taxpayers. Putnam City Hi-Lifes functions as a public relations media and an advertising device for the community. Constructively testing the slcills of novice writers the magazine is a compilation of articles, and photography, telling the story of the Putnam City Schools. AS THE TIME draws near tor distribution of Putnam City Hi-Litas, Dana Smith, Ellen Casper, Libby Carlson, and Lauren Hutfdo some final checking of orders. -lull -awe Ufirr ew'-Q: f LalJAYNA LATTIMURE ELLEN GASPER Attendant Attendant REWARDEU for her work as copy editor, lllona Burford is Magazine Queen. Crowning took place at a dinner, celebrating the completion of the magazine .N 1 s A, 1-e 1 'fe Y L .m' -. R ,I F.J.A. Clinic and intra-city meetings add to reporting skills OFFICERS for this year are: Evelyn McEaohern, chaplain, Linda Rosenhamer vice-president,Peggie Askew, president, Cindy Kemper, secretary, Ruth Ridleri treasurer, Vella Dodd, reporter. IDURNALISTS from all over Oklahoma were welcomed to the campus by president Dr. Oliver Willham at Oklahoma State University on Journalism Day. Composed of staff members and journalism students, Future Iournalists of America is organized as an informative sympos- ium of persons interested in journalistic careers. Hand in hand with the Oklahoma City and State Scholas- tic Press Associations, programs on new methods in news reporting and editing are presented monthly for the club members. Trips to Stillwater and Norman clinics are en- couraged to allow maximum instruction in che field. Pro- fessional advice is offcred by Miss Nlary Goddard, a qualified reporter and ex officio sponsor. Mrs. Lois Thomas, Iournalism teacher, monitors the school activities of the local club. FRONT RUW: V. Dodd, R. Ridler, S. Winn, T. Wilson, l. Roden, P. Askew. RUW Sutton. RUW THREE: E. McEachern, D. Terry, C. Hill, L. Rosenhamer, C. Holt, TWU: D. Smith, J. Covington, K. Pisehel, P. Irish, P. Nielson, C. Bullock, l. R. Purcell, P. Wallis, L. Glasow, S. Odell. 1: -. . ROW ONE: l. Burford, L. Huff, L. Johnston, E. Johnston, G. Rodgers, C. Fowler, J. Prickett, P. Nethery. ROW FOUR: L. Kimball, M. Little, L. Pemberton, J. C. Hill, L. Lattimore. ROW TWO: R. Schoeffler, T. Griffin, R. Leazenly, C.Tansel, Williamson, S. Looper, N. Kirkpatrick, O. Willis, P. Brignac, L. Smiley, N. S. Lee, ID. Dwyer, P. lvens, S. Summers, A. Hurayt, A. Cerney. ROW THREE: Drehmer. K. Kinstle, J. Haywood, B. Martin, G. Oafky, E. Casper, G. Norwood, K. Kruta, JOURNALISTS Peggy Nethery and Jane Wegener thumb through one of the football programs they edited. It is one of the publications of the journalism deartment. KEEPING CLOSE count of all the money from sales of yearbooks, news- papers, magazines, and club dues keeps Mrs. Lois Thomas, Future Journ- alists of America sponsor, on her toes. EVEN THOUGH journalists are kept working late, Linda Glasow, Neil Stamps and Cindy Hill manage to find time for a few laughs. 'IO7 FRUNT ROW: K. Pischel, S. Winn, P. Winfrey, T. Wilson, E. McEachern, R. Summers, l. Covington, C. Holt, L. McCarty, L. Rosenhamer, S. Odell. Ridler, ROW TWU: R. Schoeffler, S. Sidner, N. Drehmer, L. Pemberton, S. QUILL 84 SCROLL Rewards for ability and service in election to honorary Encoura in and rewarding individual achievements in THE UFFICERS and sponsor are: Sheralyn Summers, secretaryg Ruth Ridler, g g U vice-presidentg Terri Wilson, historian, Pam lvens, chaplain, Susan Winn, president, Sandy Sidner, treasurer, and Lois Thomas, advisor. journalism and allied fields is che main objective of the international organization of Quill and Scroll. Basically an honorary society, the members are taken from junior and senior publication staff workers who have main- tained a 3.4 over-all grade average and have shown merit in their journalistic work. Limited in activities because of the nature of its organization che club confines itself to several formal meetings including the candlelight initiation ceremony. Here the ethical ideas of journalism, expressed in the chap- ter manual, are taught as ai guide for the future. REHEARSING for the candlelight initiation ceremony are Quill and Scroll officers and pledges Sandy Sidner, Pam lvens, Liz McCarty, Connie Holt, and lan Covington. 'I08 PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Interest in the negative side of life fosters club Shutterbugs, Inc. might be another name for the Photo- graphy Club, Organized to give everyone interested in picture taking a chance to use photographic equipment which would otherwise be inaccessable because of expense, the club meetings and work periods are used to instruct all new people in the field. The club provides a ground for careers in photography as well as supplying qualified persons for the staffs of school publications. This year, the club held field trips for practical experience and tours through television stations, film processing plants, and photographic supply houses. ludgings were held for individual work and members competed in photographic contests around the state. Programs leaid by professionals in the photography field were under the supervision of Mr. Rodney Foster. IT'S as simple as one, two, three! comments Paul Brignac, president, as he lectures to the Photography Club. TALKING UVER Photography Club matters are Paul Brignac, president, Ralph Daugherity, secretary, and lim McLennan, vice president. MEMBERS of Photography Club this year are Nick Gramlich, Ralph Daugher- ity, Steve Callagan, Monty Lewis, Paul Brignac, Paul Holtizemer, Gene Goldstein, lim Mctennon, and Gerald Smith. 109 ne. ,L M FRONT ROW: l. Snow, H. Hawkins, M. Grimes, V. Sheffler, C. Butler, l. Nord- strom, l. Barger, M. Lloyd, L. Davenport, V. Kitch. ROW TWO: N. Seals, M. Lusk, P. Mace, D. Price, C. Smith, K. Davis, l. Parker, B. McClure, l. Stanley, C. Allen, A. Schmidt. ROW THREE: l. Hensley, P. Thorpe, L. Weir, M. Mohling, LATIN Qracle, banquet popular in Classicists and scholars should studv Latin. Persons who will enter the medical and law professions should study the ancient language. Anvone wishing a sound foundation for the study of am' language should look to Latin as the universal starting place. Affiliated with the state and national Iunior Classical League, the Putnam City chapter was honored with the election of one of its members to the office of State Treasurer. Reaping honors on the national level also, the convention at the Universitv of Southern California netted a second place for Linda Robinson in derivatives competi- tion and honorable mention for the chapter scrap book. A bus load, the largest from any single school to attend, made the trek in August. Continuing to function as one of the truly active chap- ters in the state, local programs and festivities occupy the time of all club members. Election of an Emperor and Empress from the Latin II classes is a prelude to the preparations for the annual banquet held during the ldes of Marcli. Popular with the Latin students, the club plans meet- ings of an amusing and serious nature to discover and display what the Rome of chariots and marble temples had to offer among cultural and other contributions. T10 T. Hluchj, L. Hellman, A. Barber, L. Andis, G. Marlow. ROW FOUR: B. Mogg l. Rogers, C. Lorenzen, K. Pischel, T. Owen, E. Thompson, K. Bowers, M Hast ings, C. DeGroat, l. Munn. ROW FIVE: H. Smith, W. Ferguson, S. Birchall D Monk, D. Sparks, C. Graham, V. Grimes. world of apprentice Romans OFFICERS for the Latin Club include Sherry Elwood, presidentgl Kayllsbell treasurer, Diana Hall, secretary, lim Jennings, vice president, Mike Birchall historian: Bill Pearsall, sergeant-at-arms, Sharon Morris, parliamentarian LATIN II: FRONT ROW: R. Beach, L. Watson, D. Polk, S. Penticutf, S. Sidner, N. Richardson, B. Swihart, P. Ferguson, K. Beville. ROW TWO: S. Cox, L. Rob- inson, L. McKeeman, l. Painter, C. Cypret, I. Proctor, J. Wegener, L. Hatt, S. Hardwlcke, G. Goodman, L. Hunt. ROW THREE: L. Cordonnier, L. Nelson, S. Arwood, I. Lewis, T. Grogan, T. Davis, K. Valenta, S. Stevens, D. Menard, C. LATIN II: FRONT ROW: S. Dennis, L. Miler, L. Wickline, P. Biles, K. Boatright, B. Godwin, D. Morrissey, S. lirkowsky, M. Cobb. ROW TWO: M. Douglass, B. Wilson, R. Dunham, D. Ritter, G. Michael, S. Wheeler, C. Eklund, P. Hale, C. Swartz, S. Robinson. ROW THREE: C. lames, P. Nielson, S. Lakin, V. Moore, L. Martin, D. lung, S. Gray, B. Roberts, C. Sippel, V. Martin, Z. Davis. ROW Andeel, G. Alexander. ROW FOUR: G. Locker, V. Ratlift, W. Edwards, L. Thomson, K. Byers, P. Schafer, L. Schoetfler, C. Russell, C. Hughart, D. Miller. ROW FIVE: R. Witten, R. Huggins, G. Whitlow, L. Wilkerson, S. Tinkler, G. Stagner, V. Taylor. ROW SIX: M. Pratt, P. McCoin, E. Zielinski, L. Williams, M. Mitchell, I. Roberts, F. Ownbey, M. Smith, C. Cecil. FOUR: L. Grltzmaker, S. Hatfield, P. Doughty, S. Kelley, I. Botkin, E. Crandell D. Oden, M. Distler, S. Quick, C. Hollis. ROW FIVE: M. Death, P. Puritoy, D Finley, l. Miller, D. Day, M. Murphy, G. Moser, I. Owens, S. Haggard, C Marose, K. Lawrence. FRONT ROW: l. Locke, S. Schwartz, N. Canada, L. Nayer, R. Northrop. S. Ell- Birchall, T. Richardson, M. Carpenter, M. Hildenbrand, E. Merriwether, L. wood, K. Isbell, S. Cahb. ROW TWO: D. Hall, l. Crocker, M. Sharp, C. Dauss, Austin, S. Morris, K. Archer, C. Davenport, l. Luna, R. Rowley, C. Jenkins. K. Ellis. l. Bell, P. Thorpe, O. Goines, P. Scott. ROW THREE: l. lennings, M. LATIN Modes of life and literature scrutinized by students FRONT ROW: D. Sellars, B. Pearsall, l. Bedwell, T. Wall, G. Mills, P. Shepherd R. Dawson, T. Whited. ROW TWO: S. Odell, L. Rittenhouse, l. Palmer, T. Smith C. Beck. S. Parr, C. Merrill, P. lvens, S. Faulkner. ROW THREE: L. Andersonl P. Presley, B. Saunders, M. Mace, M. Aldredge, D. Moncriet, R. Hunt, R Novey, R. Stallings. ROW FOUR: E. Gray, D. McMillion, C. Fisher, D. Standage D. Smith, R. Schoettler, C. Malone, N. Rook, T. Coontield. ROW FIVE: C. Hiatt B. Wills, R. Howells. D. Hathcock, L. Buchanan, D. Howells, G. Yowell, R Elkins. T12 Q: I ffl ,bf DELEGATES to the 1965 National lunior Classical League Convention held August 8-12 at the University of Southern California, Los Angeles are: FRONT ROW: K. Archer, L. Robinson, T. Whited, T. Richardson, J. Mills, S. Newton, I. Jennings, I. Palmer, T. Smith, I. Gilchrist, M. Birchall, R. Beach, D. THROUGH the rigors of a national convention and the hardships of the spon- sorship of a large club, Mrs, Earlene Beck and Mrs. Geraldine Mills have shared the responsibility and reward of working with the Latin Club. J 3 , 'Aim Af il V e--'H' Parisi, N. Canada, C. Beck. ROW TWO: M. Mace, S. Hamp, Mrs. Geraldine Mills, Sponsor, S. Oliver, I. Bedwell, I. Locke, P. Nielson, B. Saunders, K. Isbell, P. lvens, C. Hanks, B. I. Nichols, Sponsor, S. Ellwood, L. Penner, E. Gray, P. Thorpe, Mrs. Earlene Beck, D. Hall, D. Sellars, C. Cypret. LINDA ROBINSON examines the complications as Mrs. Earlene Beck, hand- bag in hand so as not to misplace it, directs the Latin Clublmembers to line up, arrange their togas and prepare tor the yearbook picture. 7 I ,I . ,xr vw -X , p r I 9 4 ,fjf f I I if r 4' ,J 1 c TT3 Ronnie Huggins and Susanne Penicuff Paul Purifoy and Diane Finley Attendants Attendants LATIN CLUB C1rcus, oracles and dmmg set scene for March fesuval Dgug Polk chgdy lanes WITHOUT HER HANDS, she couldn't talk, could be a phrase describing Kay isbeII's mpemr mpresb conversation at the Latin Banquet committee meeting. 5 m W.wm HsMg 3: Evelyn Mciachern Cherie Nurvell Queen Attendant SPANISH CLUB Royalty rules over seiores and seiioritas at gala fiesta Terry Ingmm Dana Smith Attendant Attendant 115 FRONT ROW: J. lones, L.Freed, C. Davenport, V. Herndon, P. Johnson, S lreton, E. Beard, C. Strahonr, S. Lair, S. Williamson. ROW TWO: P. Boydstun D. Cooke, P. lrish, D. Phillips, M. E. Becker, l. Honegger, S. Baxter, L. Warren 1. Greenwood, D. Greenwood. ROW THREE: P. Radcliff, M. Little, l. Lowe, l SPANISH Breaking language barriers FRONT ROW: K. Gordon, M. Kane, S. Hatch, B. Stephens, R. Williams, V. Dodd, l. Kaminshine, K. Ragan, G. Pinkerton. ROW TWO: C. O'Brien, R. Zweifel, T. Pointer, B. Brown, S. Noble, K. Kelly, T. Ingram, P. Wallis, C. Sutherlin T Stanton. ROW THREE: L. Corley, C. Aldredge, D. Parsells, B. Baisden, C. Mon: 1 Conners, N. Ferguson, E. Casper, D. Danvers, R. Pierce, R. Lampe, T. Lampe. ROW FOUR: S. Franklin, V. Evans, K. Tucker, K. Scott, L. Tucker, S. Usher, Vella Dodd, S. Mata, S. Kidd, R. Gilley, P. Nye. forseen by Spanish students crief, H. Myers, l. McCormick, l. Grimes, l. Barbee. ROW FOUR: l. Handke, V. Blackstock, B. Harris, D. Thornhill, W. Smith, K. Hudson, F. Ordelheide, K. Daniels, S. Cowden, C. Mingee. ROW FIVE: M. Boston, P. Askew, V. Schneider, M. l. Beville, P. Deckard, B. Horst, P. Carpenter. TT6 FRONT ROW: S. Cowden, L. Tucker, P. Pitt, L. Pierce, D. Patton, R. Edward K. Tucker, D. Sellars, D. Smith, S. Ellwood, R. Tengram, T. Blundell. ROW TWO C. Stewart S, Coburn, D. Penland, D. Schwerdt, K. Owens, 1. Watts, P. Miller S. Monhollon, A. Burroughs, C. Green. ROW THREE: B. Pasternik, K. Denning, A FLING at the customs of the Spanish-speaking countries merits a bit of horse-play for Vicki Blackstock and Sandy Wright with their appro- appropriate props for the up-coming fiesta l'l7 1 S. Ogg, L. Andis, G. Polansky, P. Smith, D. Freed, K. Dinkines, B. Pritchett, G Winneberger. ROW FOUR: H. Gold, D. Cummings, L. Seals, l. Gauldrin, C NlcClure, V. lones, P. Auchenbach, D. Lovely, H. Johnston, A. Bensinger. SPANISH Club officers include: Steffani Nlata, secretary, Vella Dodd, chap- lain, Karen Tucker, treasurer, Steve Cowden, president, Ruth Ridler, parlia- mentarian, Mike Haggard, vice-president. e..eee tg? ff, 552 REACIIUAINTING themselves with a map of Spain so as to be better informed about the origin of the language they teach are Spanish Club sponsors, Mr. Eric Talla and Mrs. Ann Fowler. SPANISH CLUB RUAINT customs of a foreign country often prove attractive to American students. Borrowing two large sombreros and adopting the accepted posture, two students settle down for a Mexican siesta. Fiestas and siestas compete for favor of club members FRONT ROW: S. Lybarger, B. James, K. King, R. lacoby, D. Markham, G. Stone J. Anderson, C. Beck, l. Hewlett, S. Roberson, M. Lusk. ROW TWO: S. Sum mers, S. Summers, D. Servick, D. Smith, S. Bottger, QB. Hunter, L. Farmer, P. Deason, C. Woods, L. Harris. ROW THREE: N. Smith, C. Hammond, l. Garden- shire, l. lohnson, M. Drury, L. Neal, C. Smith, K. Mason, D. Messner, C. Crates ROW FOUR: T. Roberts, S. Snell, K. Miller, M. Birchall, E. Gray, K. Allen, L Leggett, C. Hill, D. Donham. TT8 SPANISH CLUB Latin American poverty prompts student relief program Long one of the largest language clubs at Putnam City, El Club Espanol has chosen a schedule of fewer events this year vvith the idea of making each program more meaningful. Servicing che ideals of international relations, club members collected pen- cils and paper to be sent to schools in under-privileged S anish s eakinff countries. P P. D . . . Un the lighter side, the election of S anish Club . U . . P royalty is an important happening of the year. A queen, chosen from active club members, reigns at the annual Fiesta in lvla f and re resents the Putnam . 5 P . . - C1t1 cha ter at the state convention in Norman. 5 P l There she com etes for the title of ueen of the . P . . . Pan-American Fiesta held at the University of Gklahoma. Res onsible for the scheduling of rovrams and P. o P o transactions of the club are sponsors Mrs. Maud Kidd and Mr. Eric Talla, both new to the language staff . TREASURER memories are recalled by Rusty Williams, Matador, dis- playing the costume worn in the annual fiesta to lohn Preston. INCORPORATED into each Spanish Club meeting is the singing ot Spanish songs. Mrs. Maud Kidd, sponsor, teaches Mark Sneed and Pat Lisle some of these songs in the event they are chosen to lead the group. CLUB MEMBERS, Andy Huston, Shirley Amos, lohn Derevery, and Ellen Beard collect school supplies to be sent to needy children in Spanish speaking countries. 119 FRENCH Colloquial customs modified in language club programs C' W r'. 9'f'lsv-sv-Cwe:.:T:cf'etffwww rm . I, ' . .. -sa 'PAB FRENCH CLUB re resentatives for this ear are Nano Canada, lill Hunting, Lee Card, D Y Y lane Bedwell, Ray Miller, and Larry Coley. AMIOST reference books concerning the French language, Mrs.. Marian Mathias, French Club sponsor, consults them to explicate a point FRONT ROW: M. Milford, K. Harp, D. Moose, L. Lattimore, R. Slaughter, A. Barber, C. Hanks, S. Hutto, l. Bedwell. ROW TWO: K. Kinstle, B. Meisel, P. Stanford, L. McCarty, L. Thelma, C. Suenram, L. Warring. ROW THREE: L. Pollard, D. Ray, C. McDonald, R. Roodhouse, N. Kirby, D. Pennington, C. Patter- OFFICERS for this year are lay Bruner, chaplain, David Crain, re- porter, Gregg Scott, president, Larry Coley, sergeant-at-arms, Kathy Stoneking, vice-president, Sharon Hutto, historian, Valarie Arnegard, secretary, and Carolyn Brantly, treasurer. Bringing a bit of Paris and the land of romance and works of art to Putnam City, the French Club remains faithful to the task of introducing the Hestrai' information about the country and its language to French students. Sponsored by lVlrs. lvlarian lVlathias, this yearls club has made culinary inquiry the major outside project. ln addition to regular meetings with skits and guest speakers, trips to local restaurants specializing in French cuisine and the Mardi Gras festival are a welcome diversion to the appetites of club members. son, V. Hall, M. Goodlin. ROW FOUR: C. Cody, L. Orth, K. Guernsey, M. Bright, P. Held, D. Silva, D. Allen, N. Canada, C. Baisden. ROW FIVE: G. Griffin, P. Kruger, D. Turner, K. Mcleod, K. Roman, A. Weaver, K. Daughty, l. Frazier, A. Burroughs, l. Cain. me sit. Us FRONT ROW: N. Gray, N. Ferguson, K. Kruta, E. Casper, G. Norwood, G. Scott, K. Stoneking, V. Arnegard, C. Brantley, D, Moncrief. ROW TWO: K. Dodds, A. Hurayt, N. Hanks, N. Snowden, S. Clancy, S. Monhallon, C. Fisher, l. Welch, l. Varga, S. Ashmore. ROW THREE: D. Mason, S. Austin, l. Hunting, D. Youker, L. Smith, D. A. McDaniel, D. Drass, K. Kaplan, R. Hamodt. ROW FOUR: M. Welch, l. Fallen, S. Roberts, S. Carlson, C. Johnson, S. Cox, M. Townsend, C. Ackley, l. Clark. ROW FIVE: l. McNenney, R. Guilford, S. Brown, 1. Taylor, G. Busch, D. Crain, M. Faso, l. Bush, G. A. Pfeifer. ROW SIX: J. Golden, J. Woods, l. Brunery, P. Cullen, L. Coley, L. Buchanan, R. Buchanan, G. Boyd, L. Crawford ROW SEVEN: S. Skouby, L. Card, P. Bogart, C. Adams, R. Robinson, M. Davis D. Dorham. Oindy Hanks and Larry Cnley Attendants Rhaelyn Auxier and Greg Scott Attendants Raye Slaughter and Robert Ruhinsun MARIJI GRAS OUEEN AND KING GERMAN CLUB Students of foreign vernacular purchase timely clock FRONT ROW: 0. B. Goins, l. Bell, C. lenkins, M. Wagner, S. Morris, C. Day. ROW TWO: K. Schott, B. Parker, B. Mars, R. Koenig, J. Pate, M. McMaster, M. Meagher. ROW THREE: R. Elkins, l. Burford, C. laworsky, B. Barett, V. Mc- GERMAN CLUB officers are Cindy lenkins, treasurer, Karen Tiemier, secretary, Marsha Wa ner cha lain lllona Burford resident lim Dill vice resident, l g i p i v p i 1 'p and Diana Hall, songleader. if ' ' Deiitaqtwlcm-3 . Q .i fy 5XtQQw.iI gvliyyz J kfafith 'E T Ewen, C. Waldenville, S. Parr. ROW FOUR: D. Ebede, l. Cheatwood, M. Tuttle, L. Harris, G. Jones, D. Dwyer. EST Will? GERMAN CLUB committee chairmen and representatives were elected by club members during the year. Here Diane Dwyer, Beth Cole, Steve Lotlin, Carolyn Cornett, and Chris Kissner are shown amid the colorful posters of the German room. Nw MRS. BEA SCHANTZ, in her tirst year at Putnam City, takes time out ot the normal schedule to read her class a fairy tale in German. Capturing the charm of the Qld World in festivals and strictly-followed traditions, the Cverman Club has gone mod- ern in its money-raising and service Projects. Wasliing cars and selling cookies and candy Put money in the treasury While Christmas caroling at the convalescent home and the annual May festival put fun in the activities during the year. Regular meetings are Planned to acquaint the members with the cultural side of the study of Germany. Exchange students and other persons who have traveled in German- spealcing countries relate their experiences and show slides to allow Ucontinent-hound!! students the opportunity of seeing the country under study. FRONT ROW: S. Sidner, l. A. Crocker, H. Akers, S. Platter, L. Anderson, B. Schlossberg, S. Peek. ROW TWO: S. Odell, B. Cow, T. Vaugli, Nl. A. Sorrels, T. Williams, l. Burford, K. Tiemeier, K. Dill. ROW THREE: R. Dawson, K. Beck- l Ken Dill and Karen Tiemeier German Club King and Queen man, K. Kissner, K. Ellis, I. Luna, S. Swartz, C. lames, P. Pesek, B. Saunders ROW FOUR: R. Barsyevvslri, L. Boatrignt, E. llllereweatner, l. Long, l. Dill, R Brake, R. Hone, I. Culver. 1 at l 1 FRONT RUW1 1- MUVTJTTM 1- HSOOVTX. C- MUTDOY. R- Tefigfiim, U- Moose. K- S. Broadwell, l. Clark, L. Freed, S. Morgan. ROW FOUR: V. Watts, S. Boles Kinstle, l. Burford, B. Worley, D. Carney, M. A. Baker. ROW TWO: l. Deaton, A. Franz, C. Adams, R. Novey, R. Stallings, S. Kidd, P. Nye, K. Edde. ROW S. Bayless. K. Gordon, l. Hayward, P. Askew, T. Ingram, C. Lorenzen, L. Car' FIVE: M. E. Becker, L. Pearson, C. Suenram, M. Noble, T. Clay, T. Guthrie, P ney, E. Gremillion. ROW THREE: L. Storm, l. Hewlett, C. Aldredge, l. Brinkman, Ggdwiny 3, Carpentgr, F.T.A. Dedication and interest refined for potential educators REPRESENTATIVES of the Future Teachers ot America for 1965-66 are: Beth Worley, Mary Ann Baker, Dena Carney, and lanet Murphy. T24 SETTING an example to be emulated by the members ot the Future Teachers ot America , Mrs. Gloria Moody follows her lesson plan for the day. BEING ABLE to speak to groups is a very important factor to all students considering teaching as a career. Here Marsha Tuttle, explains to fellow members of Future Teachers of America, the observations she made while studying an elementary school classroom. The background of a person's education goes with him throughout his entire lifetime. To obtain a good education, qualified classroom instructors are needed. The Future Teachers of America is concerned with stimulating the interests of those who are considering teaching as a career. To aid this cause, a formula of Panel discussions, orators, films, and special activities was derived to interest and encourage the members. The elements used were a two-day state convention held on the campus of Oklahoma State University, a special guest speaker, Mr. T. W. Holliday the district representative, a visit to the Oklahoma County Qld Folks Home, and various social activities such as the annual banquet in the spring. FRONT RUW: K. Pennington, M. Little, L. Kimbell, Z. Davis, S. Smith, B. Dodson, R. Dech, A. Roberts, E. Weldon, L. Weldon. RUW TWO: P. lameson, N. Snow- den, V. Arnegard, L. McCarty, N. Kirkpatrick, N. Ferguson, G. Norwood, K. Kruta, E. Casper. ROW THREE: B. Halfmoon, l. Oliver, l. Purcell, S. Tripp, G SERVING as officers for 1965-66 are: Kathy Kinstle, president, Marcia Tuttle, executive vice president, ludy Hendrix, treasurer, Sharon Furman, historian, lllona Burford, corresponding secretary, Carla Murphy, recording secretary, and Donna Moose, vice president. Stagner, N. A. DeMunbrun, L. Woodruff, K. Webb. RUW FUUR: K. Kelly, l. Covington, L. Gilpin, C. Canada, T. Baubee, L. A. Leggett, S. Skouby, S. Parr, l. Lowe, P. lvens. T25 LIBRARY Assistants appreciate Worth in newly mechanised system ,....,....gc.,-im.. .,NA. M., ..t, .W , t 4--v--M-A-eq ., .r .Q h Vk g ASSISTING librarians this year are: Kenneth Ward, limmy Griffith, ludy Snow, Linda Griffith, Carolyn Cornett, Suzanne Oliver, Anita Weaver and Rose Stallings. MAGAZINES prove useful to Mrs. Virginia Priddy and Mrs. Alice Zweiacher as they look up needed information for an inquiring student. 126 ljlaving hide and seek among the stacks of books seems to be the hobbv of the librarv assistants. With the addition of a new librarian, Nlrs. Kathryn lVlcDonald, Putnam Cityys library staff now has three permanent members who help provide the necessary knowledge required for an efficient library. The reading capacity has also been enlarged. Twelve years ago, 3,445 books were catalogued. This year more than ll,0OO books are cared for by the staff and assistants. Hous- ing the numerous additions are the book shelves which were recently added. Every day, more than 400 students use the ubrary. For easier movement of this number, the check-out desks' were moved to the central door. ln addition to the many other improvements, the tables were refinished for smoother writing and better working space. Along with the increasing population of Putnam City, the study and research facilities have grown and been rejuvenated in proportion to the student demand. CARD CATALUGUES and various reference books are widely used by the students for projects and themes assigned the course of the year. 4? MASTER electrician for Music Man and all other school productions is Mr. Versel Rice, Audio-Visual sponsor. Working behind the scenes in many of the year's assemblies is one of the important service departments, the Audio- Visual Club. This group is composed of students who like to work with films, sound equipment and projectors. Foregoing a study hall, the boys present the educational films for the teachers in the classrooms. All lighting and sound regulation in the auditorium comes under the super- vision of the club members and the sponsor, Mr. Versel Rice. INTIMATELY FAMILIAR with recording equipment the A-V Club officers, Ray Stark, president, Dale Allen, secretary, Bob Stewart, treasurer, and Clarence Cotten, vice-president check-out a new tape deck assembly. A.V. Aids supervise filming arrangements for student body FRONT RUW: T. Bray, l. Gaither, F. Roberts, L. Phipps, T. lVlcMurtry, S. EDD, Epp, G. Smith. ROW THREE: M. Boston, l. Emmert, D. Parchman, D. Brewer L. Coley. RUW TWU: l. Botkin, R. Smith, l. Black, D. Renfro, R. Blubaugh, P. E. Peterson, R. Conner, G. Storm. 127 FRONT ROW: Z. Davis, L. Kimball, M. Little, L. Tucker, B. Fehr, T. Guthrie, D. Seals, N. Gray, K. Scott, S. Franklin, l. Williamson, D. Deupree, M. Nobles, Terry, C. Hill, P. Cass. ROW TWO: S. Colson, P. Thorpe, T. Tate, A. Huraht, R. Purcell, l. Stephens. B. Mitchell, M. Davis. D. Cooke, L. Beesley, L. Bush. ROW THREE: M. Paul, L. OFFICE AIDE Will to Work and strong legs needed in office service MANAGEMENT of an efficient school office and assistant principal's office is the job that Mrs. Mona Benson fills at Putnam City. FRONT ROW: P. Thorpe, S. Parr, l. Newell, S. Usher, V. Arnegard, R. Tengram, l. Oliver, B. Worley. ROW TWO: L. Gilpin, C. Canada, A. Roberts, E. Weldon, N. Horton, L. Huff, S. Peek, D. Wilson, G. Giles. ROW THREE: S. Odell, L. Wlien the little things tend to collect and become an annoy- ance, 'Lcall for an office aidefi This has evolved into a Pre- scribed phrase for the school secretaries and counselors to relieve the consumption of spare time by errands. Qfficially, the office aides gather absentee records and maintain the daily attendance total. Nlessenger and lack-of-all-trades are also qualities of these girls. Serving Without academic credit, the girls help insure the efficiency of the administrative offices by the competent handling of any task assigned by Mrs. Mona Benson, Mrs. Patsy Locke, Mrs. Ruby Taylor, Mrs. lane Newell or the counselors. Beesley, L. Bush, S. Willis, S. Lee, L. Weldon, R. Hunt, M. Douglass, C. Butler, S. Haggard, S. Sidner. WURKING with radios, wires, and tubes of all kinds, these members enjoy Walter Haynes, Doug Brewer, Howard Butler, and Ken Cole. These students their experiences with electricity. They are Vernon Crawtord, Mike Swick, must learn to apply their knowledge of electric principles. ELECTRONICS Ohms and Decibels common in jargon of specialized group SGHEUULING Electronics Club meetings are Ken Dill, president, Bill Koch, Vice President, and Doug Brewer, secretary-treasurer. Thell assemble TOSSTDGFTO plan the activities of the club and meetings to be scheduled 09 Strange blips and beeps come from the electronics classroom after school. A moment's examination reveals that a trans- mitter was out of adjustment or an amplifier was not work- ing and members of the Electronics Club were at work correcting the difficulties. Radio sending and receiving is the number one interest and preliminary plans for the construction of an amateur station are underway. ln addition, eacli boy is building an amplifier, receiver and stereo set. Not all projects are classroom exercises as trips to General Electric and the Federal Aeronautics Administration are on the yearis agenda. Mr. Virgil l-lolcomb, sponsor, gives after- school instruction in Morse code for members who are work- ing to meet requirements for a novice radio operatoris license. VIRGIL HULCUMB, electronics teacher, often finds himself thoroughly en- thralled in a subject that requires much concentration. 129 l MEMBERS this year are l. Pate, B. Willis, L, Pearson, B. Pearson, D. Ritter, R. Stallings, M. Wyrick, D. Vaughan, C. Hier, l. Proctor, R. Novey, and S. Smith. BIOLOGY Science Fair conveys a challenge to Beta Iota Omicron BIOLOGY CLUB otfers science experience to otticers Beverly Pggrggny treasurer: Linda Pearson, secretaryg Mrs.Taey Pearson, spongorj Joyce Proctor, vice presidentg and lim Pate, President, 130 Discoveries concerning the life and nature of man and his environment made thus far are but a drop in the bucket of biological study compared to the fr-reaching possibilities of expansion in research. Living organisms still pose a big question to science, and specialized training has provided persons capable of intense study. Bringing together interested biologists is Beta Iota Omicron under the leadership of Mrs. Tacy Pearson. A club on the go, members enjoy field trips, pond studies and scientific films. Of major interest to the club as a whole is the Science Fair Where carefully tended projects are put on display for judging and consultation with other biologists. BREAKING DUWN cellulose from a plant specimen, Carol Butler and Marsha Douglas prepare a slide for closer examination under the microscope. 4 ,kL.,, f, - . . .. . Le Pr lkllymsiu ,lr rl Q N, lie 12, 9. .If U P Y 0 I It X i ll Ph Bi IH: ,Xi ky ,rl i IFFRQAQ I WY' 'x h G' ' ' s if cirisnyn F 'i' si i- MEMBERS ofthe Science Club this year are: L. Storm, K. Ellis, I. Luna, P.. D. Trammell, S. Boyer, D. Caliga, L. Phipps. An interest in careers in Besek, llllrs. Myrtle lVlullinax, sponsor, C. Davenport, R. Stallings, M. linkler, scientific research has prompted a study ot molecular structures. SCIENCE CLUB Molecular models grown and studied as principal project Variety of inquiry is typical of the Science Club. Organized to promote an interest in science and to encourage research and mental development, the club sponsors a program of individual and group investigation of theorems and princi- ples. A broad background is essential and members are taken from second and third year science classes. Mrs. Myrtle Mullinax acts as faculty advisor and reference guide. The annual school-wide Science Fair is sponsored and judged by the members and science teachers. The club is encouraged to participate and display their talents of inven- tion and research, giving vent to future careers and possible directions of study. KATHY ELLIS and Rose Stallings work together to assemble styrofoam modelgifjf elements which will be displayed in the science showcase. CAUGHT amid the clutter of elemental charts and models are the Science Club officers, Kathy Ellis, secretary, Carolyn Davenport, treasurer, Ingrid Luna, vice-president and Pam Besek, president. 13? QW Til? Qi Ee Em Md No 131 PRESIDING OFFICERS. this year are: Beth Worley, treasurer, Rhaelyn Auxier, MEMBERS of the Medical Club wind up a night of caroling with a get VICWVSSIUSHT: BOUHIS JHVHGS VGCOVUIWS ISSCVGTHVYJ Linda GCN, Cllflllliillir together at Rhaelyn Auxierls house for hot chocolate and cake. Peggie Askew, president, Lauren Hutt, publicity chairman, Kathy Allen, corre- sponding secretary, Vicki Horne, reporter, and Mrs. Marcia Hess, sponsor. MEDICAL CLUB Starched Whites and stethescopes are seen in the future DURING A Christmas visit to the Childrens Convalescent Hospital Shirley Sprinkle, Rhaelyn Auxier, and Dick Baldwin glance through a scrapbook. .K 'W D W, 132 Witla the span of life increasing vearlv, the need for trained doctors and nurses grows also. ln answer to the need and to Provide a forum for research in the latest medical techniques, the Mediczll Club has planned a full year of informative Programs and projects. Various speakers are engaged to inform the club of vocational opportunities in hospital work and private practice, everything from volunteer candy-striping to a rewarding career as a Physician. hflembers have also par- ticipated in such club activities as ringing bells for the Salvation Arms' during the Pre-Christmas weeks, caroling at a cihildrenxs convalescent home, taking two decorated Christmas trees to a nursing home, and giving baskets of food collected hx' club members to needx' families. The club has toured a citv hospital and witnessed the routine of the day as well as being invited to observe open-heart surgery. The club as a whole has been honored with the selection of the local chapter as parliamentarian for the counts' council of Nledical Clubs, a Post to be held for one year. FRONT ROW: C. Waldenville, S. Colvert, G. Cooper, l. Bates, R. Schoettler, S. T. Hluchyj. ROW FOUR: P. Miller, M. Cockrell, l. O'Neal, L. Lakin, V. Martin, Boles, G. Aldredge, B. Abel. ROW TWO: S. Shrum, M. Goodlin, G. Gebhart, R. L. Mclieeman, l. Hewlett, P. Lisle, L. Storm, M. Meagher, D. Meagher. ROW Buchanan, S. Garrison, L. Gossman, M. Gilmore, R. Deck. ROW THREE: S. FIVE: C. Smith, S. Plater, l. Peters, S. Mann, D. Oden, D. Monk, B. Mogg, R. Sprinkle, V. McEwen, S, McBride, R. Koenig, P. Ferguson, C. Butler, l. Hart, Northrop, E. Crandell. SERVING refreshments at all meetings is an added extra for Medical Club I U members. l0tticers Peggie Askew, Lauren Huff, and Rhaelyn Auxier pre- INSTRUCTIONS, TIVST Bid kill and V9fV6Shm9l'lTS are all essential for 21 SUC- pare for the masses ahead of time. cesstul medical research, say Carol Butler, Uavid Meagher, and VICKV McEwen T33 FRONT now: C. Ellis, K. Din, B. Thompson, R. nougnorny, R. Thorpe. Row Two: THREE: L Buchanan, N- Wischaff, C- Davenport 1. Weaver, P. Pesek, N- Bar- D. Danvers, B. Cox, C. Hier, L. French, R. Stallings, Yvone Coleman. ROW their B- While. MATH CLUB Caravans to computer classes put math brains on the go Generating an interest in the various fields of mathematics, and acquainting students with the opportunities available to them in a mathematical career are the main objectives of Mu Alpha Theta and the Nlath Club. The Putnam City chapter of hdu Alpha Theta is affiliated with the national organization, operating under the same name. hflembers of lviu Alpha Theta IHLISE have completed a minimum five semesters of high school mathematics, main- tained at least a 3.5 grade average in the courses. New mem- bers are inducted into the club at the special initiation dinner held each year. The business of Mu Alpha Theta is conducted at the regular business meetings of the Matli Club. On some occa- H to the University of Oklahoma Computer laborai SlOI1S fllI'DS LIYC SllOWI1 to lUCI'Cl1SC El1C IHCII1lDCI',S liIlOWlCClgC tory, are officers Ralph Daugherity, correspondent, Bob Stewart, Mu of what a career in numbers will be like. Noted state mathe- Alpha Tllela representative: Balham, Th0mQ30nr Secfetafylleasufeli rnaticians and teachers and students, of Putnam City High Charles Ellis, viceepresident, and Ken Dill, president. Seheel have been engaged as Speakers. FRONT ROW: C. Davenport, N. Wlschott, K. Dill, B. White, R. Northrup. ROW TWO: D. Birchet, L. Freed, l. Weaver, P. Pesek, Nl. Sherban. ROW THREE: C. Hier, l. Botkin, D. French, D. Caliga, Bob Marton, B. Cox. BAND State contests lead Buccaneer Band on musical sojourn From the concert in the park of years back to the great recitals of today in enormous concert halls, music has pro- gressed to be a coveted art. Music is, and has been for years, the universal language due to the enjoyment of all peoples of all nations. Putnam City, encouraging fine arts appreciation, goes all out for music for enjoyment and instruction. Under the direction of Mr. D. Walker, and assistants Mr. Larry Fuller, Mr. Fred Allen and Mr. Walter Coker, the Buccaneer Band has provided half-time entertainment at football games and added zest to pep assemblies and basketball games. Concerts for students and parents have become annual events. In addition, a selected orchestral group accom- Paniid the Cast of HMu5iC Menu in the first audchooi DIRECTING a band takes good timing and deep concentration. Here, Mr. fI1US1CH1- James D. Walker uses his talents to coordinate the band's musical tones. ln addition to district and state contest, the band has Performed een building dedication in the new 13.A.A. een- LEADING the band through all formations on the field is the responsi- ter at Wm Rogers Airport' Service to the school is 3 major bility placed on the shoulders of John Pltchlynn, this year's drum major. point among band members and the final appearance for many is graduation in May. ELECTED by all members of the band to represent them and to serve as as- sistant to Mr. Walker is band captain lim Dill. -i Wi ef .A , . ,. it 1 5 'fe .35 fi's'. ,W 4 rw 5. if ig iir.. ,Lie P-at lm.: il - in ' si f, ,--i we ,, ,, ,ini TWIRLING are maiorettes Lee Lawrence, Terry Scott, Gaye Michaels. Connie Holt, Linda Hatt, Carol Hiatt, and Debbie Nloncriet. lb BAND Rhythm, timing, and dynamics contribute to honors and FRONT ROW: C, Cornett, D. Moncriet, l. Pate, C. Hiatt, C.Holt, S. Carpenter, Borgstadt, L. Gott, S. Boyer, M. Tinkler, P. Loyd, T. Chase, B. Hapke, R. Lind- T. Scott. ROW TWO: L. Lawrence, l. Oliver, G. Hoover, B. Hibbert, 1. Pitchlynn, horn, B. Crahan, D. Cole, M. Smith, C. McClure, l. Dill, R. Baker, R. Dawson L. Bush, J. Bruner, D. Van Nice, J. Pate, D. Ratchell, D. Meagher, L. Hatt, M. l. Ratchel, G. Michael, N. Schaftner, M. Loyd, E. O. Crandell. ROW FOUR: V McMaster, V. Hall, S. Arner. ROW THREE. L. Hihhert, D. Crane, L. Neiman, l. Herndon, N. Richardson, S. lreton, S. Link, S. Stebbens, B. Swihart, S. Baxter i 1 W ,M . , A .. i . A - praise for P.C.'s band L Culver P Blles B Martin B Potts L Warren R. Walker, B. Smith, l. F. Ratlltf, P, Holtzhelmer. Mr. l. D. Walker, dlrector, Mr. Larry Fuller R Srlow, wf Meek, Rf Bl5ckw00d', M. smith, W. rergoion, s. Fry, ll. Dawes, r. oaugnerrry. R. Beach, F. sretler, B. McDonald, L Hunt, o. cole, t Perry, L. Wlckllne, M. Tinsley, C. Long, R. Ross, G. Whltlow, G. Moser, 1. M. Johnson, K. Denning, L. Mller. S. Wallace. McClure, R. lreton, l. Long, M. Winzenread, D. Hathcook. ROW FIVE: H. Smith. l......f., ..A., Yi,,,,,,,...Y W Vw., K . . .. : ,,,5, f , muff? i fn- -' I ,eerie me 5 mx rw- I V L,-. 5 ,51 1. as - rs ' est - Sesto 1 engages: ff- . ' Fx-e Q f 9 ' JY: rrijxfsgfigzif . .52 S73 A 1 at , . ,,.. LLLb,..,, , , .. , P a,mU LLAI We . ,. LLA... .ix . NL.. , It .- egg 1 BAUGHT by the romantic mood of an old-fashioned rodeo bronco, Queen Carol Hiatt is not sure whether the excitement ot the times has been captured in the powerful bronze statue ot the rodeo event. as Carol Hiatt t Band Queen BAND QUEEN Working royalty joins band in successful performances linda Hatt Pam Hamhay Attendant Attendant 138 ey., L as WARNING UP with the SCENES, The Third h0urCh0rUSdevel0r1S potential SIXTH HOUR chorus officers are: Karen Kelly, vice president, Niki Cleave- for filling vacant shoes of Mixed Chorus and other vocal ensembles. lin, president, Sherri Noble, librarian, and Shirley Lawson, secretary. CHORUS Student voices harmonize to create winning contest choir BESIIJES the customary contests, chorus students add the finishing touches to many assemblies with a pleasant vocal background. Vocal arrangements, scales, notes and praetice make up a full day of work for all students enrolled in one of three chorus classes offered at Putnam. Sponsoring the choral groups as well as teaching the classes, Mrs. Fern Friedlander has co-ordinated the talents of previously uninterested males in the hour long mixed chorus rehearsals. Welcoming all, hut using the auditioning system to select the hest voices, the chorus and glee club have attained a new standard of excellence. The mixed groups form a three-in-one representation when at contests, the boys' section performing separately as one third, the girls' chorus aloneg and the final blend of both groups in mixed chorus competition. WURKING to meet the challenge in upcoming contests are Greg Dennis and Don Henshaw, receiving helpful tips from Mrs. Fern Friedlander. SELECTED for clarity of voice as well as compatibility of tone members' of the Girls' SHADES of Barbershop harmony are practiced by the Boys Sextet, Linda Pearson, Peggy Shepard, Vivian Robbins, linda McHenry, and Sharon Hat- Quartet, Steve Henrick, James Ownbey, Gary Moser and Don field go over music for district and state contest. CHORUS Warner, in addition to exercises for intra-school competition Musical multiples spotlighted in harmonious ensembles TALENT and enthusiasm for music have been recognized and organized in the Boys' Mixed Chorus Quartet. Though sometimes lacking a member, David Thornhill, Ron Baker, Randy Goff practice regular hours. TRIANGLES form a solid base in geometry and also in music. Giving out solid notes from a firm foundation are the members of the Girls' trio. They are: Nancy Kerby, Nancy Turner, and Karen Willsey. Members of the Clee Club are: RUW 1: l. lohnson, B. Neil, E. Gray, B. Ballard, E. Nicholas, M. Little, T. Elliott, l. Murphy, D. Reubell, B. Linn, P. Ferguson, L. Freed, M. Meagher, l. Head, l. Rose, R. Roodhouse, K. White, N. Turner. T. Barber, M. Fass, M. Weber, S. Austin. RUW 4: E. Beard, C. Cecil, D. McDon- RUW 2: l. Roberts, M. Murphy, N. Kerbey, C. McBride, K. Byers, C. King, B. ald, M. Goodlin, L. Pinkstatt, C. Butler, L. A. Leggett, K. Labeth, B. McClure, Roberts, S. Haggard, S. Stuttlebean, K. Willsey, S. Schnabel. ROW 3: R. Dill, J. Owens, M. Rhodes, P. Scott. Qi? 7' SERVING as officers of the Girls Glee Club are: Le Ann Leggell, Chaplin, Suzi Austin, Librarian, lill Hunting, Treasurer, lan Owens, Librarian, lulie lohnson, Secretary, and Mary Little, President. fb' SERVING as the officers of the mixed chorus are: Vivian Robins, Treasurer, Vicky Willoughley, Chaplain, Cheryl Suenram, Librarian, Kay Edde, President, David Thornhill, Vice President and Steve Carpenter, Librarian. SYNIIHRUNIZING their harmonious voices to form the girls quartet are Kay Edde, Melanie Kersh, Vivian Hall, and ludy Bednar. T41 CHORUS Vocalists' toil pays off in All-State Chorus positions HARMONIZINO to torm the melodious sounds ot the Mixed Chorus Girls Trio are Beverly Walkden, Carolyn Grubbs, and Pam Means. FRONT ROW: V. Hall, D. Sewell, L. Troxel, B. Walkden, P. Shepard, C Suenram, M. Waller, l. Bedner, L. Pearson, l.Hendrix, M. Tuttle, K. Archer: ROW TWO: B. Worley, K. Allbright, S. Malan, L. McHenry, V. Robbins, K Stoneking, S. Hatfield, C. Grubbs, P. Means, R. Horn, R. Cloud, D. Vaughan G. Boyd. ROW THREE: G. Dennis, G. Moser, l. Gilchrist, D. Mathews, V I 'ROUND the piano for another Hpractice session, Mrs.. Fern Friedlander Greg Dennis, and Don Henshaw are engrossed in a musical selection. Willoughby, S. Carpenter, C. Douglas, l. Hudson, M. Kersh, D. Edde, S. Carpenter, P. Blazer. ROW FOUR: R. Potts, L. Card, K. Fearnow, M. Boston S. Henrich, l. Padgett, V. Grimes, R. Gott, D. Warner, R. Tucker. K. Wooden ROW FIVE: T. Williams, M. Williams, D. Thornhill, B. Dodson, G. Polansky M. Grimes, M. Mace, K. Edde, R. Baker, l. Ownbey. r xrfegfgr s, 2?l2?rif'1 vw . Judy Hendrix and mm warner COWBOY HALL UF FAME presents a beautiful background for Chorus Sweethearts Judy Hendrix and Don Warner as they muse over memories of their crowning at the annual chorus banquet. CHORUS Harmonious duo chosen by choral groups as Sweethearts Cheryl Suenram and James Uwenhey Vivian Ruhhins and lue Gilchrist Attendants Attendants UML, 143 OFFICERS of the firsteyear Hi-Notes Club are Don Warner, president and Debbie Moncrief, vice-president. This year the officers have an ertra task of organiz- ing the club besides supplying ushers for all the functions at school and symphony activities. l-ll-NOTES PITBHING in to help do a few odd jobs before an assembly or play, Randy Goff and other members of the Club transfer a piano from the band room to the stage area. Symphony Hi-Noters draw students to music and art Growing in interests and working to provide an outlet for these interests, Putnam Citi' has added yet another organiza- tion to its roster of widely-varied clubs. Hi-Notes, sponsored hi' the flklahoma Citi' Symphony, is part ot the city-wide service organizations tor young people seeking a closer con- tact with the arts. Responses to the membership drive has put the Putnam Citi' chapter ahead ot all others in only one year. FRUNT ROW: C. Holt, C. Hyatt, D. Moncrief, R. Hunt, l. Hudson, M. Tuttle, P. Means. ROW TWO: S. Noble, B. Walkden, P. Shapherd, V. Willoughby, C. Cecil, L. Freed, T. Barber. ROW THREE: l. Kyser, C. Moncrief, K. Albright, M. Mace, l. Roberts, L. Gray,l. Head, B. Worley, S. Arner. ROW FOUR: D. Clay, M. Working as a team, l-li-Notes usher at civic concerts such as the Van Clihurn performances in November and have acted as hosts at the refreshment table during civic hallet rehearsals. ln addition to serving the city, HiiNoters took part in the Music lVlan', production at Putnam City by ushering at all performances. A busy schedule looms in the future as interest in cultural entertainment rises. Bosten, K. Stoneking, D. Crain, M. Meagher, N. Hanks, P. Thorpe, G. Michael ROW FIVE: G. Hoover, V. Grimes, S. Carpenter, L. Austin, K. Fearnow, M Grimes, D. Carney., K. Kinstle. ROW SIX: L. Waring, S. Parr, L. Kornell, l Pickland, K. Edde, R. Goff, N. Turner, D. Thornhill, M. Kersh. :nu-u-uunnunx 1 in-n . , 1 V ,L-W.. . V, , ,,,..m ., , n . . -vp FUTURE l-IOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA PHA girls represent the World as prospective homemakers FRONT ROW: S. Lee, P. Radcliff, M. Little, Z. Davis, L. Kinball, S. Morgan, L Rosenhambler, S. Winn, E. McEacliern, l. Painter, C. lames. ROW TWO: E Weldon, N. Seals, L. Clifton, l. Taller, T. Hlucliyj, P. lvens, R. Crain, 1. Will iamson, B. Huckabyi, L. Arbogast. ROW THREE: S. Lybarger, R. Novey, L. Penner, H. Akers, S. Shrum, G. Bryant, D. Terry, L. Pemberton, K. Daniels ROW FOUR: l. Henry, B. Prince, S. Carlson, V. Grimes, M. Grimes, V. Watts C. Schultz, C. Taylor. MRS. DOROTHY MANN, F.H.A. sponsor, takes a few minutes out to explain a few particulars in sewing to several of her Home-Ec. girls. 4 1 Z n THIS YEARS FHA officers are Sandy Franklin, secretary, limi Goodman, Second Vice-President, Marilyn Slcak, President Carolyn Cypert, First Vice-President, ludy Estinbaum, Treasurer, Mary Ann Baller, Parliamen- tarian: and Bonnie James, Chaplain. T45 l Q . Ana' o rl u a 1- ,Q ,Q A K W V ... ws... . AB,. L Ma-K M -Q- g . ,,,. ,V X I ., g W PARENTS and students look at some ot the displayed projects which were required by each girl who planned to participate in the style show given by the FHA. FRONT ROW: B. Brown, S. Martin, P. Miller, C. Beck, P. Rasor, R. Tengram, S. Mata, l. Lay, K. Tucker, K. Scott. ROW TWO: M. Slack, S. Kidd, I. DeGuisti, s I THE F.H.A. pledges let the Masters ot the Kitchen sample their cooking after the annual initiation held this year in the auditorium lobby. HA Womanis place is in a lcitchenfi This phrase is one that the Future l-lomemakers of America are testing daily in the Home-Economics classes through instruction in cooking and clothing as well as general nutrition, child care and interior decoration. This club offers girls the opportunity to take part in civic Projects and other community activities demand- ing volunteers. The skills developed by the future mothers and wives are apparent in the good smells waiting through the halls and the hand-made clothing and items for home decoration dis- played in the Pl-l.A. showcase. L. Kelly, l. Gardenhire, B. lames. ROW FOUR: D. McDonald, L. Wilkerson, P. Murphy, M. Cockrell, A. Evans, N. Pearson, P. Hotchkiss, M. Harris, D. lacob- L. McHenry, A. Glenn, S. Franklin, S. Usher, l. Burtord, l. Snow. ROW THREE: son, B. Pasternik. S. Walker, S. Groves, S. Colvert, C. Robbins, T. Hefner, A. Barber, B. Martin, 7 zn-1-wane ,s w f wawwrfn ur 1 , , me v Dots LMP AE Di is 'jig it FHA SVVEETHEART Ideal husband material chosen by FHA'ers as sweetheart dz Mark May Attendant Gerald Fredrick Af-5 QI' 'Eff FHA Sweetheart 'FH '-3 QQ- 69 f??f -lt Qgrgiq r Q QE kv icrfx-Mio? 1 E Qiiiitffib 3 agar? at FRONT ROW: L. Watson. P. Thorpe. S. Morris, M. Tuttle, S. Ellwood, T. Wilson ROW TWO: L. Freed. L. Robinson. N. Lusk. M. Wagner, S. Cox, l. Smith, G lones, I. Lunda. ROW THREE: L. Harris, C. Cornett, V. Willoughby, B. Saunders N, Wischott. O. Schvverdt. P. Boydstun. P. Deckard. ROW FOUR: l. Long, Di HONOR SOCIETY Putnam pockets presidents Pi 51? P9 Amtyn Bk cr ri. PRINTING the student directory was one project of the local chapter of the National Honor Society. Here, otficers Marcia Tuttle, secretary, Linda Watson, treasurer, Sharon Morris, vice-president, and Phyllis Thorpe, president, dis- play the 1965-66 printing. T48 Schricker, M. Merlin, J. Oill, M. Winzenread, R. Northrup, S. Brant, R. Brake. ROW FIVE: K. Edde, O. B. Goins, K. Archer, M. Nobles, l. Crocker, C. Jenkins, L. Goff, D. Baker. gavel at state convention WELL-ACOUAINTED with the scholars at Putnam City, Mrs. Myrtle Mullinax keeps close tab on the grades of all Honor Society members and pledges. . 1 - :z,,..,..,g.La - will -V L 1 . 3 -ef' -l f'N-at fig, HONOR Society members receive the distinction of donning white cords for gradua tion ceremonies. Sherry Ellvvood and Sherryl Odell examine what they and members will wear in their final hours as seniors. HHQNQRS FOR THE SCHOLARSL' might have been this yearis slogan for the Putnam City chapter of the National Honor Society with the election of the local chapter to Presi- dent of the State organization. This election means that Put- nam City will head state activities and will host next yearis convention. The members of the National Honor Society have proven that intellect, citizenship, leadership and char- acter are profitable it Put to good use. Although busy with the Plans for the coming year and the state convention, members of the Honor Society have found time to co-ordinate the Publication and distribution of che student directory as a service to the school. An important event of the local chapter has been the initiation. FRONT ROW: C. llllerrell, S. Brown, IVI. Mace, N. Rook, K. Albright, L. Penner, h t l tt N' S B L S. Summers. ROW TWO: S. Odell, L. Buchanan, M. Wyrick, P. Shepard, D. Hall, R Koening ROW FiVE B White l Gilchrist C Brantley L Griffith G Fort K. Schott, N..Canada, B. Thompson. ROW THREE: R. Beach, R. Daugherity, E lVlcEachern K Owens K. Dill, R. Elkins, O. Davers, F. Reed, C. Ellis. R. Shoeffler. ROW FOUR: L Gil- KNOWLJZ DI MEMBERS 0F the Commercial Club, Dessie Williams and Alberta Kodasset, check the bulletin board to keep up-to-date with the club activities. Up- coming events are posted on Mrs. Bennett's room and both girls are ready to sign up for a committee for the organizations style show. CCMMERCIAL CLUB it SERVING as executives of the Commercial Club are Linda Platt, planning committee: Diane Terry, vice-president, Raydra Hunt, president, linda Tucker, treasurer, Sandy Willis, Anita Roberts, secretary, Sally Prince, planning com- mittee, and Terri Wilson, planning committee chairman. By training girls to become efficient and responsible workers in such jobs as stenographer, bookkeeper, receptionist and other office assistants, the Commercial Club has helped staff the offices of growing businesses. ln her first year as sponsor, Mrs. Ianie Bennett attempts to prepare the girls for the business world by arranging for various speakers connected with job opportunities to lecture at each monthly meeting. This year the club agreed to aid teachers and administration by doing all the mimeograph work for the daily needs. ln so doing, these students advance their office experience through becoming familiar with the machines of future occupations. ln the annual Commerical Club Style Show, members modeled fashions designed for smart secretaries and business women. Fashions for modern business workers modeled by club mum Row, L, Plgttl N, Nordstrom, M, Hams, 3, Knight' 5, King. Rgw TWU: Ryser. RUW THREE: Sonsor, Mrs. lanie Bennett, B. Blair, l. McNutt, S. Willis, L. Tucker, D. Terry, C. Smith, l. Smedley E. Scheib, G. Sand, A. Roberts, M. D- WIISOFL V- Wlll0UEhbY- ,rf 2 tx F.B.L.A. Students headed toward leadership in business World Throwing out a challenge to students enrolled in business courses to become aggressive business leaders is the newly organized F.B.L.A. The Future Business Leaders of Amer- ica participate in business undertakings for the improve- ment of the community. Projects to create interest were arranged in the intelligent choice of business occupations. Activities for the year included the election of a Mr. and Miss F.B.L.A. who represented the local chapter at the 13th annual state convention in April. Representatives will be sent to the National convention in New Orleans, Louisi- ana in Iune. The chapter of the year award looms as a re- sult of the effective committee work and club interest. Mr. and Miss F.B.L.A. Sue Newman and loe Palmer DURING AN F.B.L.A. party, Neva Rook, Marsha Harris, and sponsor Mrs. Nancy Gallop, look over some rolls for the player piano. SPUNSURING the Future Business Leaders ot America during its first year are Mr. Sid Riley and Mrs. Nancy Gallop, both teachers in the business field. 151 PLANNING the order ot business for the tirst FBLA meeting are sponsor, REFRESHMENTS SERVED to FBLA members preceding each meeting come as Mrs. Nanoy Gallop, Sharon Brower, Jolene Hudson and Marcia Harris. a welcome reliet to Diane Twedt, Linda Smoot, and Patsy Deckard. F.B.L.A. Homecoming mums prove co1orfu1,profitable for FBLA Front Row: W. Womack, l. McNutt, S. Kelly, l. Bedwell, L. Fowler, R. Kenard. Linn, S, Prince, A. Franz G. Compton. Row Four: H. Ackers, D. Wilson, P. Row Two: W. Aokors, L. Ridings, V. Martin, N. Seals, M. Newman, l. Mc- Wright, M. Harris, R. Book, C. Cable, D. Twedt, S. Furman. Kinnziel. Fehranbaok. Row Three: L. Penner, F. Grimmellion, L. Carney, J. FBLA Improved business methods impressed on future leaders DISGUSSING plans tor the Future Business Leaders of America are president, loe Palmer, chaplain, loan McNutt: historian, Pat Bahr, treasurer, Sharon Brower, secretary, Sue Newman, and vice presidents, lolene Hudson and Marietta Weber. One ot the main projects ot the club this year is to sell mums tor the Basketball homecoming. FRUNT ROW: A. Roberts, E. Welden, E. Bolton, L. Clure, M. Repenski, S. G. Giles, D. Penland, N. Mount, L, Cost. RIJW FUUR: R. Goton, S. Brown, P. Morgan, B. East, l. Palmer, l. Hudson. ROW TWU: B. Walkden, l. Burford, K. Bahr, S. Newman, B. Horst, P. Carpenter, P. Deolrard, G. Smoot, K. Stanley, Sanders, l. Roden, l. McCann, G. Scott, D. Lidell, R. Purcell, S. Livengood. G. Sand, M. Weber, L. Sherbon. RUW THREE: B. Williams, B. Hickock, K. Miller, T. Guthrie, C. Gist, C. Bullock, 153 area.. fi sf. l SERVING as middleman for the student and the employer, Mr. Richard Devine holds the position of co-ordinator for the Distributive Education classes. PLANNING for the newly formed club are officers: Ginger Walker, secretary, UISTRIBUTIVE EUUCRTIUN and l0Cal buSin9SS 9StabliShmentS Work to- Bobby Castoe, treasurer, Kathy Young, historian, Joe Palmer, president, Debbi Effiiief to fiiifi iobo f0i PUiOOiO Ciil' STUOOOTS iike Siieiiil' Fariow- Thompson, chaplain, Sarah Dugger, reporter, and Brent Palmer, parliamentarian. D. E. Retail merchandising taught with latest sales techniques FRONT ROW: 1. Henson, G. Walker, 1- Palmer, O. Thompson, S. Ougger. ROW Corkle. Row FOUR: B. came, R.,oun0n, B. Bryan, G. Bell, B. Palmer, K. Grace, TWU: L. Bertozzi, D. Vinyard, G. Harris, M. Coley, S. Farlow, R. Randell. ROW L. Metguffin, G, Motley, THREE: S. Shores, S. Brandt, K. Young, l McNeill, G. Compton, S. Morgan, D. Q mx i PUINTING out the odds and ends that require extra attention in servicing a car is Kenny Grace's employer at a Texaco station. New courses are added to the curriculum each year to provide instruction in the widening circles of student interest. The business field attracts more students each vear, both in the administrative Positions and behind the counters and racks in retail establishments. Distributive education has been designed to answer the students, requests and the demands of business. Planned to put the classroom in the retail stores, wholesale warehouses and service establishments, D. E. is an opportunity for stu- dents to worlc and learn. Qne hour of each day is devoted to classroom studv where management, merchandising skills, . e GARY COMPTON learns that a grocery store the size of Watkins Red Bud is more complicated than it appears to most customers. 'U Y W 1- ? f i if K. t X SELLING trailers and often managing the office are the responsibilities of Gary Motley, who works at lerry lVlcClain's Campsite. and advertising displays are taught as regular curriculum.The Psychology of business is also studied as human relations and selling techniques come under careful review. ln a pre-an ranged schedule, students worli in the afternoon, gaining credit toward graduation and experience in their occupation. These skills maj' be Put into effect upon graduation or developed in college study. ln either case the distinct ad- vantage of high school training in the business field will be felt by those who have participated in the new program of Distributive Education. MR. RUTHERFURD, manager at a Deep Rock station, explains the quick, efficient way to properly change a tire to Steve lones. 155 Sharon Shores Ginger Xiaiker Distrihutive Education Princess Hen an D.E. Apprentices to occupations designate princess to reign IJ.E. PRINCESS, Sharon Shores, acquires on the job training by practicing her hair-styling methods on Nlrs. Wright, a customer ot the Warr Acres Beauty Debbie Thompson College, which employes Sharon part time. Attendant KEY CLUB Service, support, and spirit Adding its name to the long list of organizations sponsored at Putnam City High School is the Key Club lnternational. The Warr Acres Kiwanis Club is sponsoring the one-year old chapter. A prospective member must have at least a 2.0 grade aver- age at the time of his initiation, and he must maintain this average in order to retain his membership. Approval of Mr. Downs is the deciding factor in membership qualifications. Primarily a service organization, the Key Club began its history at Putnam City with a collection for the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation, the Kiwanis Club bicycle safety program, the Toys for Tots drive in co-operation with the U. S. Marines, the collection of paper-back books to be sent to the soldiers in Viet Nam and coronation of the Key Club Sweetheart. TEACHING WORLO HISTORY occupies quite a bit of Mr. Bob McKenzie's time, but he somehow fits the sponsorship of the Key Club into a busy schedule. contribute to aim of club l KEY CLUB MEMBERS and their dates discuss the possibilities of a seating ar- rangement at the Key Club initiation dinner. One of the highlights of the evening was the presentation of the charter to the Putnam City chapter. IOE ROGERS, lst vice presidentg loe Palmer, president, Ralph Peterson, 2nd vice president, Hayes Merlin, secretary, and Ralph Schoeffler, treasurer are the officers presiding over the 1965-66 Key Club. 157 FRONT ROW: L. Pierce. M. May. M. Kane, S. Cowden, P. Biles, l. Palmer, R. R. Williams, T. Griffin, B. Griffin, DQ Caviness. ROW FOUR: G. Moser, T. Whited, Peterson. ROW TWO: l. Mills, K. Sheffer, P. Bolyard, M. Boston, l. Brunner, L. Buchanan, H. Merlin, P. Ruster, S. Sidner, l. Rogers, l. Griffin, R. Shaffler. B. Carter. R. Griffen. ROW THREE: l. Choi, C. Balsden, D. Standage, D. Finley, KEY CLUB Warr Acres Kiwanis Club helps DANCING hare-footed to the jerk and the heat of the t'Laymen are Steve Sidner and Oehhie Youlaer at the Key Club Sweetheart Dance I i , l 158 endorse good citizenship BEFORE returning to the softly-lighted dance floor, Cheryl Suenrarn and Tom Whited enjoy the pauses between dances. JUDY LAY Key Club Sweetheart KEY CLUB SWEETHEART Pirate beauty discovers key to hearts of young Kiwanians. IIHERYL SUENRAM Senior Attendant ANNE GLENN Senior Attendant DIANE FINLEY VALERIE EVANS Sophomore Attendant . Junior Attendant REHEARSING HH original GUY MOTU the Dial Summer 2ind.Smoke EVEN TUURKAMEKT-HARDENED Andrea Hurayt knows that no one can practice an original for presentation at Central Statef SDSGCN TOUVHGITTGITT ale oration too much in anticipation of stiff competition in district events. Last minute at- DeAnne Trammell, Terry Tate and Steve Davis. tention to details makes a winning presentation, SPEECH Forensic students host invitational student congress Knowing how difficult it is to overcome stage fright, speech students welcome the experience offered in class. Under the supervision of Mrs. Sue Dennis, students are able to strength- en speaking habits and are encouraged to enter contests and tournaments. This year, for the first time, the department is sponsoring a Beginners Tournament to attract novices and interest more students in entering competitive speaking. Taking a turn at hosting the state Student Congress, Putnam City overheard the mock legislative sessions for understanding of the govern- ment workings. TAKING UNE last look at the script before putting on a class playlare speech students Sandy Peek, Terry Tate, Mike Stinchcomb, Laura Remger, Kay Sanders, Kathy Stoneking, ludy Lowe, and Kathy Malone. T60 IKTERPRETING poetry for a speech assignment, Martha Nobles practices projection and inflection in reading the words of a modern poet. ' 12 nf 3-J K. f -' , i1q-gf lite, W i I fc? is U THIS YEAR'S N.F.L. officers are: Phyllis Thorpe, vice president, Rita Neil, secretary, Barry Carter, treasurer, lim Gilchrist, president, and Gary Shrum, parliamentarian. N.F.L. MRS. SUE DENNIS, currently sponsoring N.F.L., takes a minute out to rest after a tull day of class and speech activities. Building poise and confidence is a primary goal of the local unit of the National Forensic League. Organized to give recognition to outstanding high school debate and speech students, the N.F.L. encourages participation in tournaments and public speaking. ln conjunction with the Student Council, N.l:.L. organ- ized and sponsored an all-school hootenanny in October. planning a Western setting and importing professional folk singers in addition to talent found in the school. A student Congress provided the opportunity of seeing legislation in action and Putnam City was honored to host the annual event. Novice tournaments and maintenance of a spealceris bureau are year round activities which exercise the abilities of club members. Invaluable Forensic experience gained thru contest Work FRUNT ROW: N. Canada, S. l. Cobb, K. Nlason, l. Barger, P. Thorpe, S. Lee, T. Kline, D. Polk, K. Boatright, C. Swartz, R. Neill, M. Stinchcomb, B. Schloss- M. Nobles, C. Myers, S. Elder, S. Peek, l. Hawkins, K. Allen, M. Maurer. ROW berg, P. Thorpe, K. Stoneking, D. Youker, A. Hurayt, M. Aldredge, S. Morris, TWU: L. Card, T. Grogan, l. Opula, H. Merlin, M. Distler, D. Schricker, l. J. Gilchrist. ROW FUUR: G. Keeton, M. Heidling, D. Toppenberg, l. Page, R. Derebery, K. Bush, l. Jennings, P. Davis, M. Bright, l. Parker. RUW THREE: Dunnhouser, K. Stakes, B. Carter, l. Gilchrist, R. Koenig. sf-ai f P :Q FRONT ROW: P. Thorpe, S. Morris, K. Archer, M. Tuttle, D. Moncrief, P. Ham- Stinchcomb, R. Johnson, N. Hanks, S. Sidner. ROW FOUR: T. Klein, K. Stone- by. ROW TWO: R. Gott, K. Edde, l. Gilchrist, H. Johnston, M. Wyrick, K. king, R. Schoettler, L. Wistrand, C. Clark, J. Story, B. Peters, D. Lillie. Moncriet. ROW THREE: M. Sherhon, B. Morton, M. Birchall, T. Smith, M. THESPIANS Dramatic personnel simultaneously join for production lust like the actors ot Shakespearean England, dramatists at Putnam Citi' have a guild to promote the profession. Known as the National Thespians, the local chapter draws its membership from the students participating in school prov ductions, hehind the footlights and behind the scenes. hlemhership must he earned on a point svstem and a period as an apprentice must be served. Each point represents FAMILIAR WITH the cables. lighting mechanisms, and other equipment back- 21 minimum of ten hours work in the cast or crew of a play or assembly. A special chance to appear in company comes with the Thespian drama festival in the spring, when a play utilizes manual skills and creative talents of the mem- bers. Social activities of the club are highlighted by the initiation of new members in a formal ceremony performed hy the officers. stage are Thespian otficers: Phyllis Thorpe, secretary, Diane Deupree, treas- PERSUING POSSIBLE productions tor the next All-School play iS TDGSPIZO urer: Karen Archer, clerk: and Nancy Davies, president. sponsor, Mrs. luanita Wood, a familiar and welcome sight on the set. 'I62 STAGECRAFT River city, et al, reproduced in paint and patience Amid the facilities of one of the finest stages in a high school auditorium, the stage craft class occasionally wonders if fewer luxuries might not be desirable. The intricacies of a production seem almost insurmountable sometimes, but in the end, the completeness of the equipment is appreciated. Needing the skills of a carpenter, electrician, house painter and the imagination of an artist, class member are trained in the backstage movement and preparation which count so much in the visual impression the audience receives. As open- ing night nears, time seems to disappear and likely as not a last-minute paint job will occur on stage during intermission. TEIJIUUS PAINTING counts the most for an attractivepsetting of any school production and Cindy Kemper spends extra time on details. A BARE stage becomes a town as cardboard walls and painted trees emerge from the diagrams of the sets for the All-School production, The Music Man. PUTTING UP the baokboard properly so that it will not fall down is one main task of the stagecraft class. THE STAGEGRAFT class plays an important part in all school productions. Playing carpenter, electrician and painter, the students create a mythical setting for stage fantasy. T63 DRAMA Broadway favorite capture 1 ! W , , .. . PROFESSOR HILL, played by loe Gilchrist, seemed well at ease with the townspeople until he was intormed by Randy Gott, who played the role of Marcellus, that some ot the older citizens were skeptical of his ideas. ONCE THE .SCENE of chaos and character is the nearly deserted set ot the Putnam City production of the Music Man. 164 s hearts and pride of Putnam Nlany famous actors and actresses started their careers as students in ordinary high schools, studying drama and participating in school Plays and productions. The same experience that they received can he acquired by following this course under the direction of lvlrs. luanita Wood. ln class, they learn expression of character personalities through lines and gestures. Besides learning how to act, they learn how to write one- act plays, do characterizations, and write critical analyses of plays and readings. This year the drama class, with the assistance of the chorus, produced the musical. Hlvfusic Man . They hope to Produce other Broadway plays along with Providing enter- tainment for school assemblies. EXOITEMENT APPEARS to be written on the face of Anne Glenn as she leads the young people of River City in a lively version of the Shipoopee. W, I APPEARING in the nick ot time to allay the suspicions of the citizens of River City, Protessior Hill's band renders a discordant yet recognizable tune. , rp... - .. ,. ,A . V.W,m..,a-une f-i -V. A unumn-nuns:-uv zilusmfe or rr- an.mn-nas .. -- .Aff as 4' .- MIJUNLIGHT down by the bridge puts the evening stroller of River City in a romantic mood as Greg Dennis and Anne Glenn lead the corps of dancers in the Music Man through the steps of an old-fashioned waltz. GATHERINE around the 'tboss lady, Mrs. Fern Friedlander, members of the Music Man cast settle details ot the coming performance. l l TURNING a small town social into the beginning ot a manhunt, River City mayor, the Honorable lVlr. Shinn, assails the townspeople with tales of the itinerant Professor Hill who, he assures them, is 'tup to no good. EMPLUYING the skills ot architects and house painters, students assembled realistic sets to create the front porch atmosphere of River City. 165 w.,,M , Maw, M ,- ww. 'L w,wNfwM., U: ',.4h 1.-,Sm Wm, Y mx km f1,Q..,nM,Mw5WMM.Wkm n.M.,MM MMLV WMM -.., fm. .W '- M ,M ili V k,,. l hnfv ,. L M . MN. , L 'WM Nk,,lW'+-WM M 2 'M wi -by ff ax, J ,,,,,Jf mlr wz1 ' 19' ,fy .rar I, :ff vp- If - Man is a gregarious creature, thriving on the atten- tions of others and constantly seeking companionship. l-le searches among the crowds to find an interested face, someone with whom to share his davis experi- ences and dreams. l-le moves toward a goal in life. sometimes not asking help of anyone, but determined to make his own wav. Yet, at the end, he waintsiito. see a friendly or familiar face welcoming him. Even thus, the student moves on through the halls among classmates and friends, smiling at kind' 'faces- and finding the masses of people spread and gather. observing how the expression of one can capture the feeling of the dai' or hour. Events of the day leave their imprint on the countenance of companions and he can read the thought of a friend as a frown or grin crosses his face. l-ligh school years are to be lived and enjoyed. shared and remembered. Precious memories are col- lected to be retained. The personal contact and close association are most easily absorbed. People and faces. These are the things which re- main with a man. One sees pleasure or sorrow in the face of another, and that face is unforgettable. One has onlv to observe and record expression and moods to understand the impetus behind a poet writing about the joy of life and friendships. fist! Elma 142 WW .i MJMJJ ifuififtvc, Af., W we W WM gswlsgo YX K -711, ' Q , 1 M! , .1 - g 7 C mam. . i, S1 f , f 1 ,Jimi ,W ffm eefffgyfwfiiu eaifsiif fa! A742 , yn-'VC '7 U- 40 K AW' yards. Wi I Susie Parr Miss Pirateer 168 5 EFFERVESCENT as the fountain in the background is Miss Pirateer, Susie Parr. Wliicla girl is best remembered after graduation? Wliicli one is the girl IDOSK respected and well-thought of? Wliicli girl sticks in the memory of her classmates as the representative of the high ideals and character most desired? She is the one chosen as Miss Pirateer. Evaluating the new principles and values encountered in high school, the students at Putnam City honor the leading young woman with a special .title. She has earned it through exhibition of a sparkling, natural personality. She is a sub- stantial worker, possessing the qualities of organization and co-operativeness. She has assumed responsibilities and carried them to the fullest, asking no quarter and giving more than her share in everything. She is vivacious and friendly, willing to meet new people and acting at all times as befits the standard-bearer of a large secondary school. She is comfortable to be with and is known for her wit and ease with people. She adds vitality to all gatherings and brings a freshness of ingenuity' and spirit to projects of her class and school. She is equally at home with fellow students and the faculty, serving the interests of both at all times. She is charming and intelligent. applying her- self to scholastic and extracurricular activities with equal fervor. Taken altogether, she is the most nearly all-around repre- sentative student at l3unamCits', doing honor to the name of her school as the student body honors her with the title of Miss Pirateer. Holiie Hunting Runner-up Q ,xr Pam Ivens Attendant Sherry Elwood Attendant Mr. Pirateer 170 loe Gilchrist ' ' , 4. ,, iztiisewzsszza vu W rf .Q r 1 - A , , yaffwgf, W .f -A . ..- ,. o fr f s. . ,W i, . , REPRESENTING Putnam City as the outstanding boy in leadership, scholastics and all- round personality, loe Gilchrist makes a visit to the National Cowboy Hall of Fame and pays his respect to the flag of the Great State of Oklahoma. Being able to estimate oneis potentials and capabilities ac- curately and then putting these assets to the best use are pri- mary characteristics of todayis leaders. The confident student, recognizing leadership ability and having the courage to use all his faculties, is the president of organizations, a major contributor to school projects, and an example in matters of conduct, sportsmanship and willingness to participate. Such a person should be recognized by the students and given the respect deserved. The honorary title of lwlr. Pirateer is Putnam Cityis way of singling out a young man in recog- nition of his contributions of service, high moral character and an outstanding personality. Mr. Pirateer has given freely of himself in time and talent to further the image and ac- complishments of Putnam City. I-le is welcomed in all circles and can assume the role of leader or participant with equal ease. l-le is a good student and maintains a conscientious at- titude toward the academic as well as extra-curricular activities. l-Ie possesses qualities which set him a step above the average student and is rewarded with the title of Mr. Pirateer, realiz- ing that his responsibility to himself is just beginning. QE f -1 fi BT1211- W ,. at , ., . rrrr E s- l Bob Pahlka Attendant Teddy Goontield Attendant David Standage Runner-up w w I I i i 1 3 SUSAN WINN Press Queen 172 Terri Wilson Attendant ln the modern, fast-moving world of today, a quick and ef- ficient form of communication is needed. Newspapers are published everyday to keep the people informed of the events of the day. A great deal of responsibility rests on those who must be certain that tbe complex journal is Published on time. Cbosen by the student body from a slate of three candi- dates, the Press Queen is selected on the basis of ber journal- istic talent and the many 'soft-dutyl' hours spent with the staff in editing and assembling the Pirate Log or with the Printer. Hers is a reward for the duties fulfilled and problems solved in bringing the news to the student body. IN KEEPING with the newspaper colors, Press Queen, attendants, and escorts wear black and white at the annual 1965 Press Assembly. Queen Susan Winn receives the congratulatory kiss from her escort, Lee Rittenhouse. up--Mai' at-ffm-uw' Pat Winfrey Attendant RECALLING the thrilling days of the Wild West when cowboys walked the streets in boots, guns, and ten gallon hats, Susan Winn, Press Queen, surveys a collection in the Western Heritage Center. it 173 Annual Queen 174 Cindy Hill Julie Sutton Attendant A sense of humor, a willingness to work, and a friendly disposition are qualities notable in the Girl selected to rei n Peggy Askew Attendant LEANING against the bust of a notable pioneer, Queen Cindy Hill recalls memorable hours ot fun and work spent on the 1966 TREASURE CHEST. as the 1965-66 Annual Queen. These gaits become cleaiy evident in her Personality during the long afternoons and evenings spent on the staff of the Treasure Chest, Planning, typing, editing in an effort to meet the deadlines. Selected in a school-wide election, she is the girl who adds zest to the Publication. Crowned in a Nlay assembly, she assists in the Presentation of the finished volume to the student body, and rounds out her year as a senior staff mem- ber in a special way. NOW LET ME SEE, where did l put those pictures, says Skip Terry while Sandy Sidner, lulie Sutton, Rene Purcell, Queen Cindy Hill, Peggie Askew and Cathy Bullock come to a near panic before the final deadline. T75 Ideal Date 176 DAVID STANDAGE and IUDY LAY 'vgrsih rf. ,L ' A .-. ,- Lee Rittenhouse and Anne Glenn Attendants wi SELECTED by the entire student body as the model dates, ludy Lay and David Standage recollect memories of the Ideal Date sookhop and their Coronation. Clint Baisden and Dana Smith Attendants lne Palmer and Susie Parr Attendants A strong sense of responsibility and honor plus a vivacious Personality are the traits of the Ideal Dates. Elected each year by the student hody as the boy and girl possessing out- standing qualities of poise and character, the ldeal Dates are the choice representatives of Putnam City at all school func- tions. Coronation ceremonies are held in late autumn at which time all candidates are honored at the Ideal Date sock hop. Announced for the first time on that evening, two step for- ward to take their Places among the ldeal Dates of past and future. 'l77 VALEDICTORIANS Scholastic sextet newly tapped for first place in class STANDING AT THE top of the ladder in class rank and sharing the title oi valedicloriah, Barbara Thompson, Vicky Willoughby and Ken Dill lake a welcome rest from the heavy schedule of the past. mai 178 Vicky Willoughby Qn the top of the scholastic ladder in the graduating class of Putnam City, Vicky Vhfilloughby shares the spotlight as valedictorian with five of her fellow students. Advocating attention to studies, Vicky has chosen a probable career as executive secretary in the field of public relations. Selecting Central State College or Oklahoma State University as the place to further her education, she is looking forward to the experience of campus life. Actively engaged in the choral music department at Put- nam City. Vicky has also played an important part in the Commerical Club and l-li-Notes. ln addition to her interest in school, she enjoys reading, experimenting with new recipes and furnishing her own wardrobe in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wiiifoi'd Willoughby. Barbara Thompson A welcome addition to the student body at Putnam City, Barbara Thompson has been a Pirate only two years. ln that short time, she has reaped honors for herself and recognition for the school. Attending the GSU Honors banquet with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene C. Thompson, Barbara en- joyed the contact with other outstanding students in the mach and science fields. School clubs and church work has taken up her time in the last several years. A member of the Honor Society, Math Club, Woi'ld Affairs Club and serving as a library aid and counselors aid, Barbara has also been active in Rainbow for Girls. The mathematics department at Gklahoma State Uni- versity is the next step in Barbarals education. There she will prepare for a career in computer work. Ken Dill Long known as the boy with the mathematical mindf, four-pointer Ken Dill has been out ahead of fellow students in math and science for quite awhile. Ken has shown his organizational ability as an officer and has been active in the computer classes of the Nlath Club at the University of Qkla- homa. Technical studies are primary, but Ken enjoys lan- guages also. Active in che community, Ken is president of his Explorer Scout Post and plans camping and boating excursions for the group. lVlr. and Mrs. A. G. Dill encourage their son in his choice of Case lnstitute of Technology. Undecided as to a major but considering mathematics, physics or elec- trical engineering, Ken is looking forward to the activities of college and taking part in student projects with the same fervor as in high school. 1 Linda Harris lnternational understanding and communication is of in- creasing importance in the contemporary world. Co-valedic- torian, Linda Harris, has foreseen this and has chosen foreign language and government as her probable majors in the collegiate World. During the five years that Linda has attended the Putnam City Schools, she has developed an interest in these two areas. After school, one might find Linda engaging in a discus- sion at a World Affairs Club meeting, or working on a Spanish or Cerman Club project. She is also a member of the National Honor Society and the State Honor Societv. The University of Qklahoma has been selected bv Linda and her parents, Nlr. and Nlrs. Robert Harris, as the best place to continue her education. Charles Ellis Listen for the faint New York twang in the third hour Creat Books discussion and the source can be identified as Charles Ellis. An Qklahoman for four year, Charles has acclimated himself to the life at Putnam City and has gone on to first place in the class of '66 A scientist from the word 'lgofi he has held an active interest in chemistry, physics and biology as well as mathematics. Participating in the clubs related to his interests, he has served as vice-president of the Math Club, is a member of Biology Club, Mu Alpha Theta and Spanish Club. Oklahoma State University is Charles' next stop where he will major in mathematics. He expects to find time for such sports as golf, tennis and bowling. Encouraged by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. lames E. Ellis, Charles is Working toward a successful career in the field of mathematics following grad- uation from college. BUUKS AND long hours of study have kept Charles Ellis, Linda Harris, and Neva Rook busy all throughout the years of high school. Efforts of these three have been rewarded with the naming oi oo-valedictoriarls. Neva Rook Witli only two Vears of experience as a Putnamite, Neva Rook has 'left her mark on the extra-curricular as well as the scholastic phase of high school life. Her 4.0 grade average has put her on the rolls of the State and National Honor Societies. An interest in Latin has led.Neva to become an active member of the Latin Club and Latin Honor Society, Business courses offered at Putnam City have always been a scholastic favorite with Neva. This prompted her to become one of the charter members of FBLA. Although the- title of valedictorian is accompanied by many strenuous academic demands, Neva has found time for church activities and piano in her after-school hours. Plans for attending CSU and training for a career as a speech therapist have been discussed by Neva and her mother, Mrs. Marion B. Rook. sa , R y i- v at with 4? New if 'I79 TAKING the honors in the final year of school are the Senior Class officers: Big things await this class in the future as plans for coming vocations and David Standage, class popularity, Cindy Hill, secretary-treasurer, Leon Pierce, projects are formulated. A look at the latest in Aero Commander six-passen- president, Evelyn McEachern, class popularity, Barry Carter, vice-president. ger planes affirms that the seniors will be traveling well in the future. SENIORS Grad class up in the cloudsnabout plans for year's end Throughout the years it has been proved time and again that those who endeavor to reach their goal or beyond, tend to be more successful than those who ride the wave of business, making no contribution. l-ligh school is no exception. Stu- dents who accept the responsibility of learning and achieving expect one day to be turned out into the world and be trust- worthy citizens. Seniors discover that the last year is a busy one. Before this final year began they were summoned before,a camera to have senior pictures made. They begin to realize that a highschool career, memorable because of its ups and downs, is about to end. The year is a chronology of college prepara- tory beginning with the ACT and SAT testing programs. Admissions and scholarship application forms are being filled out to be sent to the respective universities. Order forms are another hurdle with the selection of an- 180 nouncements, calling cards, caps and gowns. Debts are in- curred and discharged, money changes hands faster than homework. The Civil Defense training program arrives with three days of instructions in community survival techniques. Then the mad rush of planning and executing the Senior Assembly with appropriate slurs on the Iuniors. The year culminates in the glorious five days known among the students as Senior Week. The scenes of this period include cleaning out one's locker for the last time, turning in textbooks and library books, graduation practice and having one's gown pressed. Gathering at the Senior Banquet, Baccalaureate, and finally Graduation night, seniors exchange farewells with promises to ukeep in touch. But once the diplomas have been handed out, a sense of -freedom takes hold and the thoughts of college and careers momen- tarily fade in the exultation of the final hour. Becky Abel Wanda Akors Sidney Acord Steve Adkins Helen Akers Karen Allbright Tom Allen Pennie Anderson Bettidnas Andrews Linda Arbogast Karen Archer Peggle Askew SENIORS 3-.,.., Right to Wear rings finally earned and enjoyed Stan Atchley Randy Atlee Raelynn Auxier lennie Avants Patrick Bahr Allen Baker Mary Ann Baker Ronald Baker Barbara Ballard David Barnes Raymond Beach Linda Beam Glen Beard Kathy Beckman Glenn Bell lanis Bell lames Bell lim Bellomy Byron Berry Mary Beville Mike Birchall William Birk Larry Black Beverly Blackstock Bernice Blair leri Bland Dennis Blaney Lloyd Boatright Pat Bogart Sally Boles Evelyn Bolton Perry Bolyard 182 , I David Boneau Jimmy Bolz Barbara Bradford Sharon Brandon Susann Brandt Mark Branning Jimmy Brant Carolyn Brantley Paul Brawner lohn Bretzer Doug Brewer Paul Brignac SENIORS Leadership reins held by 66'ers for the last time Sharon Brower Barbara Brown Bill Brown Parn Brown if ex 'i'f ?' ,if ,f If vd Ronnie Brown Shirley Brown Billy Bryan Pam Bryan Carolyn Bryant Larry Burch lllona Burford Linda Burns Arlene Burroughs Lee Bush lan Burton Linda Burton lon Byler Carlotta Cable Linda Cain Steve Callahan 'we SENIORS Cumulative treasury underwrites class gift to school t Cindy Campbell 3, Sandra Carlson Dena Carney .K-wma. .N C W Linda Carney l - fn , 93, , Elizabeth Carlson Roy Carothers Sharon Carpenter Barry Carter ,fpuw-W.-r-fs A ve em-wmv-lm' we f- -1: mfg.. - f W... ,Q-LL s 4 ' r V1 ., 1-. , Linda Caruthers Paula Cass Dennis Castleberry Bob Castoe Debbie Chennault Skip Childress leon Choi Leon Christian Ken Chuoulate Eddie Clark Ray Clark Dona Clay Linda Clifton Lana Clure Susan Cobb lan Cochran Yvonne Coleman Larry Collier Mickey Combs Gary Compton Jennifer Conner Ted Coonfield Kathy Cooper Dale Corkle Carolyn Cornett Linda Cost Richard Cotner Clarence Cotton Lonnie Courtney Steve Cowden Suzanne Cox David Crain Randa Crain lo Ann Crocker Murla Cunningham Kathy Daniels Sharon Daniels Charles Danley Doug Danvers Kathi Darby Ralph Daugherity Christine Dauss Marian Davis Nancy Davies Steve Davis Zonya Davis Robert Dawson Cindy Day 186 .LL, , ,,f, , ,A e V x Xxx 'surf w...f aura--J' ai,--f M411 K 'A i xg' X kkb. .wg- S ff' SENIORS X-.N Pam Dean lim Deaton Ida DeGiusti Hedy DeGroot Lee Ann Dernunorum Patricia Dennis Diane Deupree Nancy Dickinson Faris Dies Ken Dill Rebecca Dill Gordon Bivelbiss College applications and interviews take spare time Barry Dixon Vella Dodd lim Dodds Bill Dodson Vicki Donoho Cherie Douglas Nancy Drehmer Cora Dromrnond mme-uf' t.,,,w,, Margaret Drury Sarah Dugger Charles Dunavin Peggy Duncan f. Michael Dunham Diane Dwyer Bob East -' Kay Edde l Linda Eicher lohn Eklund Pat Elick Robert Elkins SENIORS Finality of senior Week brings happiness and regret gteborah Elliott arles Ellis - Richard tins W' Sherry Ellwood , x. Q. e . r - l l if .S L. E if laney Elswick Mlke Erwin Judy Estlinbaum Vickie Esty 188 Mike Ewers Dedra Fagg Chris Fallon Cheryl Fancher Shelby Farlow James Faul Mary Faulkner Bunny Fehr Beth Ferry Randy Feuerborn Mary Feverston Thomas Ficklin Dale Finley Fred Fisher Randi Floyd Greg Forbes Linda Ford Tommy Ford Georgiann Fort Bill Fowler Carole Fowler Sandi Franklin Gerald Frederick Carol Freeman WYE- 5.4 'Q-'gy fe, F 1-33511 eff Wayne French Theresa Frusher Pat Fultz Sharon Furman Theresa Gabbert Linda Gable Dick Gibbs Pam Gibson lim Gilchrist loe Gilchrist Tom Gilliam Anne Glenn Linda Gott Sue Gofourth Ola Beth Goins Gene Goldstein limi Goodman Tela Gordon Bill Goree Don Goss Kenneth Grace Lilli Ann Gracia Al Graham Mike Grant 190 Sue Gray Cathy Green Elizabeth Gremillion Ted Griffin Linda Griffith Nlici Grimes Vici Grimes Mike Haggard Fred Hall Gary Hail Steve Hamlin Susan Hamp SENIORS Selection of announcements begins grad preparation Cindy Hanks Sue Hansbro Cathy Harkey Kay Harp Gaylen Harris Linda Harris. Marcia Harris Tom Harris George Hart Sharon Hatfield Suzie Hayden Mark Haynes fi , r Walter Haynes Leslie Hays ludee Hayward Caroline Hazels e i eeae Wayne Heasley Bill Hedges Sandra Hedrick Richard Henderson SENIORS Tired feet common after practice for diploma day ludy Hendrix Chris Henniger Janie Henson lane Herbert James Hicks Karen Hicks Ronnie Hicks Bill Hicock 1 Russ Higgins Cindy Hill Phyllis Hinkle Paula Hodam lim Hodge Luann Hodge Craig Hohmann Connie Hollis Mike Holt Vicky Horne Glen Horner Gary House Ella Howard lerry Howard David Howells Kenneth Hoyer Larry Hubatlra Barbara Huckabay lolene Hudson Sherri Hughes Hollie Hulin Candace Humphrey Raydra Hunt Hollie Hunting Cliff Hyatt Suzanne lngle Kay lsbell Pam lvens Jim Jackson Randy Jacoby Wally Jacoby Bill James Bobby Jayroe Cindy Jenkins Don Johnson Richard Johnson Elaine Johnston Faye Johnston Jan Jones Jerry Kaminshine Mike Kane Barbara Kaplan Richard Kavooras Gerald Keeton Karen Kelly Norma Kelly Joe Kemp Cynthia Kemper Dorinda Kendrix Susan Kidd Lou Kimbail Elizabeth King ha NX 1 YV jig .rea fb xx Dennis King Kathy Kiristle Susan Knight Alberta Kodaseet L fi L aiiii is y r i L' 1 1 C Wax i r j . Us X- 4 .o Ron Koeing Terry Kyle Joyce Kyser Sharon Lair SENIORS End of year brings back fond memories to seniors Faye Laird Joe Laird Tom Lampe LaDayna Lattimore 'iw' X 21 Sandy Laverty Gladden Lawrence Mike Lawrence Don Lawson lanet Lawson Danny Lay ludy Lay Tommy Lay 31 Sandy Lee Paul Lekawski l h L o n eon David Lessly l nnnnnn i gi n Becky Lewis Larry Lewis Dianne Liddell Jerri Linn SENIORS Brains challenged by standardized ACT and SAT tests Pat Lisle Mary Little Cheri Livett Steve Loflin . el. Charles Logan Bob Lott Al Lowe William Lowe ark Mike Loy Patty Loyd Paula Loyd Helen Lundstink Melanie Lusk Gerald McBride Glen McBride ludy McCann John McClure Karen McGlaffin Gary McCormick Claudia McGullaugh Beverly McDaniel Evelyn McEachern Vicki McEwen Tom McFall Arthur McFarland Sheri Sallee McGraw Larry McGulfin Linda McHenry Pam Mclntyre Peter Mclllwain limmie McLennan Richard McMahon K., j 1'9 A 'E may if K. Ll fmsssl-f ' 'F- Tom McMurtry Susan McNallan Bruce McNenny Joan McNutt Marilyn Mace Joe Macom Mike Major Sharon Malan Randy Mandi Janet Mann Barbara Markstone Karen Marose Judy Marsh Stan Martin Kent Mathers Stettani Mata Mark May Sandy Meador Dave Meagher Dawna Meehan Barbara Meisel Robert Meredith Cynthia Merrell John Mesis Lynn Mikkelson Gary Miller Keith Miller Larry Miller Mike Milligan Barbara Mitchell Nancy Mix Debbie Moncriet Donna Moose Sherry Morgan Sharon Morris Sherrie Morris SENIORS it afar Privileges of year include lockers on senior row ,.Qfit?- - Eff' ei n s , :ggigm ',.' l,eikQgm,w1,,Zp Terry Morrissey Gary Motley Larry Mullinax Dolores Murphy Janet Murphy Rocky Mutz Donna Myers Patsy Nance Kathy Nease Rita Neill Larry Neiman Linda Ann Nelson Linda K. Nelson Susan Neptune lan Newell Sue Newman Vickie Newsom Emily Nicholas David Nicholes Sharon Nickol SENIORS K Q N Q '!P aff P. Civil defense orientation prepares able citizens Sul' ww Martha Nobles Linda Nordstrom Rosemary Novey Bob Oakley Mike Ooley Nancy O'Brien Sheryl Odell Linda 0'Keete Suzanne Oliver Dennis Orcutt Fred Ordelneide lames Owenby Peggy Owens Linda Owings Gary Pace Kathy Pace ludy Paddock leananne Padgett Nlatt Padley Bob Pahlka Joe Palmer Markay Palu Brock Parker Paula Parnell Susie Parr lim Pate Bill Pearsall Beverly Pearson Linda Pearson Linda Pemberton Lynda Penner Kay Pennington Connie Perrin Ted Perry Robert Peters Al Peterson lanice Pfister Bill Phillips Leon Pierce Pam Pierce Larry Pitts Sherry Plater Linda Platt Connie Poffenb Sally Pointer Gayle Polanslky lackie Presley David Price Don Price Sally Prince Eddie Purcell Terry Putnam Patti Radcliff Marcia Rahner Delano Ramsey Rhea Randell 202 9' Vyiiffw Sirif Rah Q2 ..f F SENIORS J Guidance for future delivered at baccalaureate Ruth Ridler Linda Ridlings Susan Riggle Lee Rittenhouse Vivian Robbins Anita Roberts Marcia Roberts Ken Robertson Frank Rawlings Ronald Reagan David Reaves Fred Reed Janet Reid Eddie Renfro Mary Repinski David Rhodes Randy Richards Ted Richardson Rick Rickard Bill Rickner jpxr, ., l H V F 'Z i cclcte ' A Linda Robinson Robert Robinson Terry Robison lean Roden Bill Roney Bobby Roof 'CV Neva Rook Linda Rosenhamer Robert Ross Bonnie Rowe Clarence Runyan anus' - Wilton Rushing SENIORS Assembly theme sparked by class spirit and actions Rich Russell Phil Ryan Mickey Ryser Gwen Sand Kay Sanders Keith Sarvella Paul Schanz Eleanor Scheib ,N mph '--N... ' 204 Ralph Schoettler lohn Schnorrenberg Carolyn Scott Carson Scott Charlotte Scott Glenda Scott Greg Scott Kandy Scott Patricia Scott Gary Shanks Melinda Shanks Marsha Sharp ludy Shaw Larry Shellenharger Dan Sherman Cari Sherrill Leslie Sherwood lee Shirley Connie Shockley Sharon Shores Gary Shrum Sandy Sidner Tom Sims Susan Skowby Marilyn Slack Judy Smedley Barbara Smith Bob Smith Gerald Smith Margaret Smith Mike Smith Ray Smith Ron Smith Sheryl Smith Steve Smith Tommy Smith lohn Sneed Stan Snell Carolyn Snyder Donald Sorrels Mary Sorrels loe Spain Shirley Sprinkle Ted Stacy Rose Stallings Neil Stamps David Standage ludy Stanford 206 S 1,4 V -3225, I . -fm. 3315?-,m,Wqm5gg3M,mfmggggYwf,w:,5, Y A ,g-r:::-- egwa, ,.w,,e.,m!. .yawn-mgwspu-gnem we ilk A ,gn-1-.. KK N SENIORS Phillip Stanley Ray Stark Chuck Stephens Ken Sterbenz Robert Stewart Nlike Stincheomh Gene Stone Kathy Stoneking Gary Storm loe Story Selbert Stout Cheryl Suenram Qutdoor exercises mark commencement of largest class Sheralyn Summers Sherry Sutherlin lulle Sutton Nlarllou Tabor David Taylor Cheryl Taylor Ray Tatyrek Jerry Talmadge Donna Taylor lama Taylor Mark Taylor Don Terrell e- - ,iii '- Q Steve Terrell Diane Terry Steve Terry Kenny Testerman JT Algerita Thacker Gordon Thomas Kay Thomas Barbara Thompson SENIORS Seniors jealously guard ZOOO green squares in halls Bob Thompson Dale Thompson larry Thompson Pam Thompson Phyllis Thorpe lo Ann Thorstens Dennis Thurman Buddy Tibbals .. -V , ,,,.,, aW s- . mr cum fe . ini uf ..m:::::fwmewaw.: -ff-- ie- --,ww-M .E Karen Tiemeier Linda Tigher Pat Tigner Leah Tilden Linda Tinsley Dan Toppenberg lim Tremhloy Sandra Tripp Karen Tucker Linda Tucker Randy Tucker Ronnie Turner Marcia Tuttle Gail Twedt Susan Usher Reinout Van West Kathy McGee Vick David Vinyard Sandy Wadley Lue Ann Wages Suzie Waggner Kenny Wagner Marcia Wagner Cathy Waldenville Terry Wall Floyd Wallls Beverly Walkden Nicki Walker Ginger Walker Sherry Walsh Kenneth Ward Barbara Warner Don Warner Torn Warren Linda Watson Esther Wehh Marietta Weber Tornmy Weiohhrodt Emmy Weldon Beverly West lirn Whaley Cynthia Whatott loe Wheeler Donna Whisler Bruce White Torn Whited Fred Whitehead Arthur Whiteway 210 4,-v SENIORS Linda Whiting Linda Whittaker Nlac Wier Charles Wilcox Becky Williams Dessie Williams lo Williamson Don Willis Sandy Willis Vicky Willoughb Leslie Wilner Bill Wilson Mementos of their prom gathered by grad class Darlene Wilson Mike Wilson Terri Wilson Pal Winfrey Susan Winn Miles Wire David Womack Kathy Womack Y , V 5 3 X Ron Zittel SENIORS Nick Woodard Kathy Woodring Leigh Woodring lanise Wooldridge Beth Worley Gary Yowell Kathy Young George Zinck Fun, food and fellowship on menu for final banquet CAUGHT behind bars, Paul Brignac, Police Commissioner for a day, was chosen by the Y,lYl.C.A. Youth Citizenship Committee to spend the day at Bethany Police Station. Here Paul tries the jail for size. i l i i l E E 3 r i l PUTNAM CITY Seniors were active, again this year on the Y.lVl.C.A. Youth Citizenship Week. A Warr Acres city council meeting was held with each officer represented by a student who assumed the responsibilities for a day. li li STUDENT LIFE Seniors bid farewell to Putnam with final performance IIM GILGHRIST contemplates the possibility ot whether or not to touch a protoplasmic manifestation played by Kathy Stoneking. This cutting from the play l'Blithe Spirit was presented in the Senior Assembly. BARRY CARTER'S INTERVIEW with Nlr, Fonebonef' alias Brent Palmen adds to the hilarious impersonations in the Senior Assembly. TAKING THEIR PLACE in a circle of honor are Sherry Ellwood and Bob Pahllra, two candidates for the position of lVlr. and Miss Pirateer. DEFEATING the 'lBoy Blunderl' portrayed by Pat Bahr, in a Hdaring act of courage, as he attempts the theft ot the 1966 diplomas is blames Goneli depicted by Ray Tatyrek in the Senior Assembly. l SENIORS ACTION Activities kaleidoscope fluctuate as year grows older EVEN though the seniors are in a hurry to see just how their class pictures turned out, two representatives from lNagner's Studio calmly dispense the packets. CIRCLE UP is the golden phrase in Miss Elizabeth Carlson's Great Books English class as a discussion on world literature allows tree expression ot ideas. - 9 lluliunmhnnuuqg SIGNS of ovvnership come in all sizes and Rick Ensley put his mark on this girl, Marcia Harris, with a tour toot, metal drop. ANNOUNCEMENT orders bring a moment ot decision to seniors who look to Mr. Billingsly tor advice in the selection of cards PRUGRESS has come to the automotive industry just as progress in teaching methods has come to high schools. Riding the creative wave of car designers as well as the opportunities afforded the rnodern student are the officers of JUNIOR CLASS Class of '67 discovers the fu The high school career is coming to a crest for the class of '67 as it prepares to cross the last threshold into seniority. There is only one year remaining until they IHUSC make the transition from high school lite to the adult world. It is inevitable that some will succeed and others will fail but they will all remember the happiness and tears experienced while they attended Putnam City High School. This past school year has been a refreshing and new ad- venture for the l966 lunior Class. The tension and excite- ment build as the lunior-Senior prom draws nearer and nearer. Exhaustion goes with many evenings spent in last- minute rehearsals for the class assembly. Pride is shown in the selection of the senior rings. 'liheiclass picnic and the signs of victory and defeat as the final results of the class I the class of 767. ln the driver's seat is president lim Dill. Along to share the ride and the responsibility are Cindy Gist, and Donnie Huggins, popularity, Carolyn Beck, secretary-treasurer, and Ron Perry, vice-president. ture in contemporary ideas election are announced will always be present in the hearts and minds oi those who toola part. Reactions to events such as these range from apathy to a desire iito remember it allf' This is what will bind the Class oi '67 together long after they have said their final good-by es in the halls- The last year for the underdog class draws to a close and the satisfaction of full years in an environment oif learning grows. The bases of leadership have been established and the reins of school government pass to those who have proven their worth. New responsibilities as the leaders of an academic society weigh on the young adults preparing for the challenges of a society demanding competent' wage- earners and active citizens. Symbols ol seniority are acquired and everyone knows that the Class ol '67 is on its way. 215 .,,,.,,..J 4-s-.-.Z f JUNIORS David Abott Joyce Abshire Cheryl Ackley Carolyn Adams Christine Adkison Kathy Albertson Linda Albright Marilyn Aldredge Dale Allen Kathy Allen Shirley Amos Gary Anderson Janet Anderson Lynn Anderson Lynda Andis Jackie Arndt Val Arnegard Sharon Arner Dave Ashworth Debbie Austin Contest among school leaders grows as year nears finis A REQUIRED course for all juniors, American Literature can be a fascinating Joe Pursell reads selections from the works of current authors authors and study. Probing the attitudes and characteristics of a particular period, Mr. poets style and Content. ,,M,,,,..4--'fafrfcrfwtm' WV: .jg 1 x . ,QHR Laurie Austin Carl Avey Trevelon Babin Clint Baisden Debbie Baker Dale Ball John Barbee Ann Barber Toni Barber Janet Barger Nancy Barnes Ed Barrett Ronnie Barszewski Nan Barthel Jeanette Bates Carl Baumeister Jerry Baumeister Linda Baxter Sharon Baxter Susan Bayless i t i J eJ , . . ' W L W , eg-feissaeaeaeae ' ' . f :,.-Mfentfgeggegel i . 'W4'1' ffSf7,l5EIl5T5r1s93':wz15 V M wg wwwwm , -f . .mfe,amae ., , I --it-ftwaseies, i , N' txigzuti.fi,g3ieg 1 1.--.-L. , fff 1 - --, - . ae em, l ,.,, A ,maaez-:te an . Xl if Je-.gy ,W ea,U,f+ J, av y A f T' . , it I 4 J ' ki 1 Y YQ 5-Q ' 3 fn 5' 4 JEHWQVQ' Y . . ,g -mx- -,g-. - 1 mv' YT'-7' L J 452 mv, rm mqwmwww BWWMM J 6 H if wwwmyj. 1, ' K X Q ijfj ' ,we ,wrav-' www 'BWI - . r fm 'F eu P 3 ri ' if .. new Rami? J A M Q M-,awlsy te A - IAEA' 'fi5Wzt ' nit? Rolly Beardsiey Carolyn Beck Janice Beck Mary Ellen Becker Jan Bednar Judy Bednar Jane Bedwell Linda Beesley Randy Begley Betsy Bell Jane Benson Linda Bertozzi Janet Bills Patti Binda Dale Birchett lanet Bishop David Blackledge David Blackshire Rob Blackwood Diane Blankenship Philip Blazer Charlotte Bone lim Borgstadt Nan Bosley Mike Boston Denny Boswell Pat Botchlet Terry Botchlet lohn Botkin Sherri Bottger Richard Boucher Terry Bouteller Patty Boyd Pam Boydstun Susan Boyer 218 ff' Herbie Bradshaw Ricky Brake Nick Bramlich Steele Brand php Brandrnan Tom Bray luanita Breeden loan Brinkman Susan Broadwell La lune Brooks Debbie Brown Gary Brown lim Brown Kathy Brown Mike Brown Q, 1 't-ferr L ,gfaf ' . 27- we were-. f MVP .4199 IV' V . , s- --1 -' , zeizreefiw -' . .:1a,N eE.-- . ,. ,a.m.ar L -- ,. , , ,,. - ' V2 5 I g. Q V wwii ir i r 1 JUNIORS 'Elma 4 T S, F A-am 5 if . re' f 1 TP as 1 'far 'Pe f is S We lg' f , t if Q ,gk v 19? C Y vt , Sf? 2 to 1 a, i Ware-1 . he S I S l Randy Brown Sue Brown Susan Brown lay Bruner Harvey Bryant Mike Bryson Louis Buchanan Susan Buford Pat Bunge Lyn Bush lulie Cain Ginger Cafky Greg Calavan Chuck Caldwell David Caliga Regina Calvert Gloria Campbell Linda Campbell Cherry Canada Nancy Canada Tests of college-bound students required for entrance Billy Cannon Morris Card Steve Carpenter Mike Carpenter Paula Carpenter Rick Carson Ellen Casper Jerry Cassel Buzz Cecere Carol Cecil QW 'WI37' ew. ,f ,'..L. - : ,,.. l pr. ,V ,..? A' -' , -Q5-' N3 ,Q yf -1 w ,, f efeigrqv. :se K3 3, -A , 12 we ,,i,, 1- .SEN Q-,..7.-f wwf' 'ly Q 5'9 S1561 W ff 14 fit 61' x , 0 ef' I, A BUILT to accommodate the entire student body, the auditorium has been stage productions and an enjoyable atmosphere, fully air-conditioned, for acclaimed as one ot the finest in the state with facilities for speakers and the attentive audience. JUNIORS Routine of school seems familiar to experienced class Ann Cernev Evert Challis Sherrv Clancv Jackie Chapman Marilyn Chenault Linda Cisper Cassie Clodfelter Calvin Clark Jamie Clark Pat Cline Marcia Cockrell Beth Coe Don Cole Doug Cole lody Cole Larry Coley Sharon Colson Sharon Cook Sherry Cook Debbie Cook li' H ' FJHTEQZIPSYW ftfiiiifi f ww f -1e1.svfl2v2w2ff- fe s??fezi: - K :rr.:3mFi5?2iei5t1f 'T ' ,,, ,Mm st? f C r i 'iz-ef' vga? Vicki Dane Robert Dannhauser Carolyn Davenport Jimmy Davis Mary Davis Rick Davis Troi Davis Ronnie Dawson Linda Deason Paula Deason Sharon Deatherage Judy Deaton Ronald Deck Patsy Deckard Rita Deemer 5,00 A rf' .. 'ty C F 'ind f 0 .C .C ' ' -1,ssez:4s2x:m'2zSi. .SJ Q- f- R- --m1121131-fr M 2 Sw W Q fig gf f mi fi r ai rf C Q J tg S J JA Ed, E 5 Q e 5 'fi- I l 'l m fi'- J it A L ai I if l A A W K Ni! -.f--wr Whig- W..-f 125' Gwen Cooper Linda Cooper David Corely Vicki Cornett Rusty Cotton Steve Covert Jan Covington Bob Cox Jim Craig Joyce Craig Larry Craig Jerry Cramer Eddie Crandell Vern Crawford Pat Cullen Linda Culver David Cummings Carolyn Cypret Wayne Daggs Kenny Dahl PUD! 221 R Vlanaww Q4? -SID' 4uufw1 ' we-R fair? --is Toni Elliot Fred Ellis Kathy Ellis Rick Endsley Roger Epps Anne Evans Ken Evans Valerie Evans Brenda Fallin Debbie Falwell Cynthia Faul Sherry Faulkner Kenny Fearnow Nancy Ferguson Rodney Ferguson 222 , if .L ....L W A ,.,,Af,h? P' ' ' 1 4 f Lf' V .el -F W r - gr. if it a s af Q 3 ' . E. , -r'--. 'Tawau' -If ,. , . K I . ' , l'f75YQlif7ligf7'i'l'5 '5' 'ff Q W' . . . ' 5 ' F ' A ff ,r,. ffl' 42 WWW ugh, . . -,.. V, - . ,, 1 .. In V ,- -,af . E i'1g55'i A. if E E. - '-aw g F 't ' F' 1 Q ,,, Maids' X , 'QM' f .,.-4-ew vu . ' fe I 55 S if .. , 5 -gg, ., Rick De Guisti lackie Denison Gregory Dennis Pat Determan David Diefenderfer lim Dill Shirley Dixon Glenda Dodgen Bruce Dodson Linda Dodson Kathy Doody lohn Doran lack Dougherty Sandy Douglas Steve Downing lerry Dunlap Martha Eason Karen Echols 'Q 'lv' WG ji! Sendi Elder Donna Elick we ETS? lim Fields lerry File Steven Finefrock Cindy Finley Mike Finnigan Claradine Fisher Steve Fishman Sidney Fleming Oney Fleming Joe Flynn Cathy Forbes Lou Foster Linda Fowler Rosemary Fralres Linda Franklin Anita Franz Ginger Fraser Doug Frazer Lynda Freed Paul Frazier JUNIORS fwfr' N Hi'- f . W 1' xg: ,- ., , is VW1 -i ., ..- F' CK ,. l if F if 'L l 1 J' f' ,rf a f I M we is .i' ,.-:, H Q, -f ,,, A Q Q S e. ,, al.-. nh 45 f - f at U 1 WM ,M I sr ZF ,NN 'f 1ffsz,: . C iifhf Underclassmen approach final step with ring purchases Qi X, . e .e,z ,. M i5lff7+ t Wifi o r W rx!! eggez. ' fr '21 , . loan Freeman Cathy Frees David French Pat Funkhouser Patty Gable lohn Gaither Martha Gann Sylvia Garrison Wilma Garrison lohn Gauldin 223 Mike Geiger lack Giessman ...ff leanette Gill H Kenneth Gill Dwain Gilliam I lohn Gillmore Richard Gilley Mary lane Gilmore Carol Gilpin Linda Gilpin it Cindy Gist Henry Gold G Kathy Gordon kb dj, Larry Gordon Sharon Gosdin I Linda Gossman Ethel Gray Seb Green G 5 i iane Greenwood :ff if Joe Greeson JUNIORS Theme of class assembly remams a Well-guarded secret TEACHERS know that if there's 3 moment to Spgrgy gtudentg Such 33 Bob PREUMINARY moves to set class elections in motion include an assembly Lott, Gordon Thomas and David Blackshire will take the opportunity to f0f lhh0dUCh0h Of C3hdldHT9S Wheh Ml- Ralph D0WhSi DfihCiD8l, OUTHHGS The fill the time with conversation. plans and procedures for the event. John Gremillion Richard Greyson Jim Griffin Jimmy Griffith Robert Grove Carolyn Grubbs Terri Guthrie Philip Hackney Diana Hall Larry Hail Vivian Hall Edward Hamilton Sandy Hammack Carla Hammand John Hammond ess 451. av' -aff U? N51 it -so .4 Z i 'Us -. 'Sit A , ev J tial .4 , 'av an ho Lv' f - 1221 5 M my 5, A Q H. tl U? . A J, AA -Q, uv- 4-my W wg Charlene Hampton .1 ,ga It 2'- Debbie Hand ' ' G Phil Hanke 6 as Raejean Hanson .,V1 J Rayan Hapke i'o' y i ,,,,t G I .,,, I , iii Ls GH! 'sf 0 154 1, Linda Harms Joan Harris Marsha Harris Martha Harris Robert Harris Doug Hathcock Judi Hawkins Cindy Hayes Scott Haynes Carolyn Heck Trudv Hetner Mike Heilding Jim Heinen Bill Heirding Martian Heldenbrand we Linda Hellman lanet Henry Johnny Hensly Barbara Henthorn Darlene Herold lonna Hewlett Carol Hiatt Louise Hibbert David Hicks Chuck Hier Mike Higgins Dorothy Hinkston Sherry Hinshaw Thaddeus Hodges Rhonda Holcomb Danny Holder Becky Haltmoon Connie Holt Paul Holtzheimer Joanese Honegger 'K- 226 iw nr' H ig o 3 at . 7 K 1 rf t .Ki,L it 1 5 - we o 'hs M Robert Hooten Ralph Horn Barbara Horst Joe Hornick Ed Horvat Patti Hotchkiss Richard Howells Sue Hoyd Kathy Hudson Tommy Hudspeth Lauren Hutt Don Huggins Ron Huggins Benny Hughes Mike Hughes JUNIORS 4-d U' 'lziaiff-f em .-.J in 'Zin 'gf ei gg, 'I eq ,gg , H 3, ' Qf .em t, I Mt e .J ,. ,MI Q , fr A - e 'W 4 xi : J 5 me 3 or--' ...,. Penny Hughes Lynn Hunt Sharon Hutton Ted Hyde Terry Ingram Robert Ireton Paula Irish Elaine Irwin Belinda Jackson Diane Jacobson Sherleen Jaffray Bonnie James Cindy James Paula Jameson Jim Jennings Sam Jirkovsky Charlotte Johnson Michael Johnson Mike Johnson Patricia Johnson Planning and paraphernalia are components of prom Ross Johnson Jean Ann Jones Jinny Jones Vicki Jones Janet Joplin Bill Joyce Karen Jungery Susan Keller Karen Kelly Sharon Kelley 1 2? I , i V er, v t i -Q itt' I Q it - . . . '2 i 7 SEAMING and fitting, Home Ec. students make haste to finish class projects GIVING a contest cutting aloud, Sherrie Clancy finds Cindy Elder help- before the fast-approaching week-end deadline. ful as a prompter and critic of her performance. JUNIORS Honor organizations welcome juniors as newest members Dick Kemmerly Glenda Kenmore Robert Kennard Howard Kerr ,-- Melanie Kersh rf egg e W Janice Kilfoy 2 Wine Diane King gives. RW f ffvfeszfreszsezifes - ,. ,. V. ., a . ,,.,,..,,,.,r.,.i sins 1lr '9 Phil Kirk Nancy Kirkpatrick Kris Kissner Vernon Kitch Rza Max Knisley Nr -'V' Bill Koch t e Susie Kokojan i ' f ' Rusty Konitz A' lanetKordic y if 5 sv Karen Kratky of . yi ii 228 wg., gr? ips? Daina Lillie Rodney Lindhorn Steve Link Barbara Linn Charles Lister Sherry Livengood Peggy Lobaugh lean Locke Keith Lofton limmy Long Kurt Long Mike Longstreath Suzanne Looper Cindy Lorenzen Laura Lotz 'Eff A A 'mx iff ug X Wu.-ff 1? ' QWBQM L S vw ,I it-.wif ,feerrze gz -1 -,ue,i,fBgef,, ., . ' 7,1533 ' iffy .. aj'-Vu ff 9 Bieffe new f - - ' zzgieswa iw.: 'f - 'g1g'1,gsme1ges, i. , 15: 1555155 ,IF -V .:: f:, um QB e za tl si 11 HE ,rs vin ti, .gg w Wise' V, ,, , H HJ 523, 451-1 46 'Saw e QF 2 T' ,W Y M Q i at ff X ia? 3 2' - Q, , , L xii A V 4 U ,Y -yhn ii., 'L--Wlfizir , , ,. V, T, L. fs., ' f enyfff' . ,uw j. - , -ff ' jf, , , NW an i f f -' f e ' w -I ,, its , -'73 , . 39 ,. ' .. 'I ' -:i few' Xml ' if ' ' -it , . 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Betty Krobel Kathy Kruta Kerry Kullman Katherine Labeth Bill Lair Linda Lakin Diana Lang lohn Larner Doug Lawrence LaRene Lawrence Shirley Lawson Harold League Wayne League Roberta Leazenby Bruce LeBlanc Suzen Lee Kathy Legg Loretta Leonard Monty Lewis lames Lidia W 213 ,ww V gg av .LV l we i D - 2 l- 1wif',fifiQ i,' if' fg ,li , , f ,, ,,.,,.,,,, f I f ' tyly rr,, e if 'S l ll e 1 L ff., S ' elm-1 ' - A T if A 229 of-asf 5' 3 C 2 .3--vw 5 Corev MoKev Bert McMillan Donna McMillon lohnny McMinn Deana Madewell Cindy Mahoney Donna Males Kathy Malone Linda Mann Debbie Markham Gale Marlow Barbara Mars Becky Martin Patty Martin Sandie Martin 230 Robin Lovely lon Lowe ludy Lowe Kyle Lowe Richard Lowery Ingrid Luna Suzanne Lybarger Rick Lyman Becky McAbee David McAlester Claudine McBride David McCann Liz McCarty Chuck McClure Eddie McConnico Vicki McCormick Marilyn McCrotty Bill McDonald Linda McKeeman Ronnie McKenzie Vyonda Martin Karen Mason Betty Mathes Ann Mayhem Robin Meadows Pam Means Craig Meis Eugene Meriwether Hayes Merlin lay Michael Laura Milke Connie Miller David Miller Judy Miller Peggy Miller Gerry Mills Ruth Minor Judy Moble Susan Monhollon Gary Montgomery JUNIORS I - W.. we 'W ' A , rfiesarw- . .. ' '- - .h e ' I V ., if l,LL , V ,P I . V e Q eg ig 'V' We a N., 2 it ef 3395 'ie 'P' ei ' i' - - ms:-nr Ring-5 Learning ability and skills measured in preliminary tests as rw Millard Montgomery Mike Mooney limmy Moore ludy Moore lohn Morris Raymond Morrison Bob Morton Steve Muninger Carla Murphy Patsy Murphy Joe Murphy Bob Mutz Cindy Myers Homer Myers Larry Nayler Bobbv Nelson June Nelson Peggy Nethery Steve Newton t N limmy Nichols W Stanley Nichols Linda Niday Paula Nielson Robert Northrop Cherie Norvell Glynnelle Norwood Patty Nye Frances Owenbey Kay Owens 'Q' Joyce Owens JUNIORS Pressures in meeting graduation requirements mount WITH the emphasis on school spirit every day, pep assemblies before home Lee Lawrence, Terry Scott and Linda Hatt, the rhythm and sound of the games are important to the student body. Spotlighting the efforts of twirlers band sets the tempo for evenings activities. Numa. ,,.., A. i-? Jenneth Oliver Jeanette 0'Neal Tim Ormiston Glenda Page Jim Page Jan Painter Judy Parker QQ 2 David Pate iiifiki. f J Dwight Patton - Earl Payne '-' Nancy Pearson Sandy Peek Ken Pennington Ron Perry Pam Pesek Keith Peterson Ralph Peterson Diane Phillips Dennis Phipps Lee Phipps :. ,, ,,'-,5',,E:i,,fEE::':.:5: ..., I 'fiwiiffiif'-,:2..-. 1, 121451.-:.H wg- ' ,-:-gr:g:1,,:,,rV-:,fgg,q5yr57r - -'-' -- 'ferrwzaze-f 1 f--1ifwfwss22:rfew4r4?fsPa243 1,-Srgffw, f p-mfr,-sw f--tl-seasgfsleee ey ? -- EA SE, 23:-2 il -, 1' LVL -1 'titetaere 1 , f--wee, fanwagggpp festese- , . . , -- Q -, ,A '-.- , f f exist -4- , t ry ., , ,1 r 5 K m..m:tqMwM.t--.,,- f -'--- ,gs l! ' QV! v. M, s Y .,,a-.Q-g-no 5 ni , 7' m e-inf rein-fra-fr r , '- :.-,- -1 tim' , . in - i ff? N + is , 5 Etna in L 1 we We l K me- W e 3 B4-1-5 L 73 1 fir 'if if M -Q at 33 M ea fx,-P f Lv J lim? J F ae E8 5 '82 Xml? . it ' . 2 we 5 K. :ze- .3 l is-Jw, Mr' : - ,Q f'2 '1 M'Ws -A W 1:55-Ei? 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T S - 1, 'X 3 2 si 1 H55 C Q Twiif rais G a aras ,G 2 i , - . , - Wi: 234 ,. .4-wil 'wp-J' a1A F is a 5 'Qi f.. 2 my 5 -,,. Q Cyndi Robbins Jeanette Roberts Cathy Roddy Gary Rodgers Alien Rodgers Frank Rodgers Joe Rogers Rita Rosecrans Bill Ross Mike Ross Randy Ross Richard Rowley Louise Rucker Carol Rush Pat Ruster Carol Rutledge lanice Sand lim Satterlee Becky Saunders Linda Scheib Brett Schlossberg lohn Schug W' Adina Schmidt .9-av-as l Karen Schott Don Schriskar . S ii Dindy Schwerdt 2 -, Jerry Sconce r L f g . Steve Scott ' S While Linda Seals I Daphne Sellars l X fwe' b- l Donna Sewell r U 1 lohn Sharp , Steve Shearer .. i - - Linda Sherbon 'B' ii fe? .Q Linda Sheffy JUNIORS Political strategy applied to class campaign organization Peggy Shepard Greg Sherman lack Shockley Kent Shaffer Billy Shook l B iiii ' lhlii Loyd Sigle . fe q David 3imlJS0H ieo e a . ,, A A to Wallel' Slppel fi ' gg V H - r li 235 Mlddlemen on the totem pole awaut year of supremacy Marilyn Slater Raye Slaughter lim Slipsager Linda Smiley Cecilia Ann Smith Charles Smith Cheryl Smith Dana Smith Delene Smith Gerald Smith Greg Smith Jerry Smith Marshall Smith Phillip Smith Ricky Smith Robert Smith Stephany Smith Terry Smith Glenda Smoot Judy Snow 'Nil' lim Stewart Beverly Stonebraker Linda Storm Gary Stovall Shirley Stutflebean David Stussi James Sullivan Dick Sutton Terry Sutton Shelly Swartz Gary Sweeney Michael Swick Martha Tackitt Connie Taylor Gwynn Taylor fe Q of is Nancy Snowden Al Snyder Kathy Snyder Kathy Sorensen Kell Spivey David Spradlin Carol Srum Mike Stair Linda Stammen Karen Stanley Richard Stalder Victor Steed Vicki Stein lim Stelle Roger Stelle Barbara Stephens Judy Stephens Rick Stephens Fred Stetler Rich Stevens wing, ,r '99 f , 55?3?te4sfSzz:w2'fW: f 'fffsif ,:11,.:i, jlzgzgf ' A -- liliiffizflf 4 1055Z2f5e2f ?efes1e51:e f Qt 'wif WWW as 7161 eg, 1 Bien f 3 E ff if- G A ' -- ' r. .If3:'g:,If,l .. g in - was g S Kr' ,Lex ij ,f--si 'Q T .,,., ,fi .,,. . 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V lllyeevawa ' ' if Vbifbf Q1 Merrill Williams Rick Williams Rusty Williams Mike Williamson Sharon Willard Shirley Williamson Rob Wiles Karin Wilsey Sherry Wilson Dennis Winters 239 atheism Mike Winzenred Judy Winstone Nancy Wishoff Shelly Wiseman Linda Wistrand Fred Wojahn Sarah Wolfe Frank Woodard Kenneth Wooden Mike Wooden Marvin Wooldridge Mike Woodridge Linda Woodruff Carol Woods l. David Woods ogg,-f.z,y5, V- it l ,,V i.:i kk., we ,, A Loggi?-,igg - of .wg W9 if at .l lf ,ehf 4 KRS. . S? X 5 'ku fr . 'if' A ' -' Qs : ,gunn-1 f WR .' 'z H-g lixgigkjgiel ' xiii!-:z Q- :H .. -me woe. fi - - . en, leissygeiefeag fs , . H ' f' W 9 Vifiiii-iiSiQ?av4fk?f srfrr mage ry e S, Y L , , Q , , .y,r S,,l.,a.,, 2 K J-v...,,.L K, M 2 , Q of '1v Brian Wright Pam Wright Sandy Wright Mike Wyrick Kyle York 240 Terrill Williams fav' . gg.-.A-P I Carol Young Bill Zaffos Diedra Zaffos Ed Zielinski Angie Armstrong Pat Dallman David Fletcher Debbie Garrison Terry Ingram Claire Porter ' : IQ Q v Q - in ' SPIRIT DAY parade brought enthusiasm to all students for the lohn Marshall game Pirates Beat Bears was seen all through the halls and on the cars for this occasion sa 1 3 ss Q E 2 5 Z s E 25 2 1 S 5 5 IAN IIUVINGTUN discovers that the trials of a long day can put you in a gray mood and in a corner. Varying moods captured daily in student's epressions LUUf'I AT THE BIRIJIE is a term often used in picture taking. Mike Pasternik, photographer for the annual, demonstrates the power of this phrase. DURING THE 7 minute rush between classes, Trudy Hefner and loe Rogers still find time to stop and discuss the Junior elections. 241 I 'warg EACH YEAR newly elected officers take over the roles of last year's leaders. they are right at the bottom again. The l65-'66 Sophomore Class officers are Sophomore officers start at the bottom of the ladder to work their way up Cathy Boatright, treasurer, Christie Richardson, popularityg David Stark, presi- to the top when they finally become Seniors. The great eventful moments of dent, Rene Purcell, vice-president, and Wink Winkler, popularity. The car graduation night finally reaches its peak, most of the students will find that pictured represents their bottom step position on the ladder. SOPHOMORE CLASS Sophomores single out leadership ability from nominees Eager to start out a record year at a high school the sopho- more class of l965-66 anticipates the events that will make it so. Ready to set their own goals for the coming years, the class plans to carry on and add to the traditions held by the underclassmen. Displaying qualities of pep and precocity, the tenth grade is characterized by unharnessed energy during school hours and in participation in extra-curricular activities. The sopho- more class hopes to leave behind such records that faculty and other students will be proud of their conduct and leadership. As seniors of l968, they are on the road toward building their future. Colleges and vocations become important as the maturity required in later life is gradually achieved and responsibility and initiative are developed. Each year the sophomore class is required to take the 242 SCAT tests as an indication of future performance. These tests are taken at the beginning of the year in order that the counselors and faculty may evaluate the aptitudes and inter- ests of the students. Specialized abilities are appraised and an effort is made to guide the students toward suitable adult roles. Preparing for future events the class paid dues each semes- ter to finance class activities such as the annual spring picnic. These dues also go into their treasury to start funds for their farewell gift. A treasury accumulates funds for succeeding class projects such as the Iunior-Senior Prom. To cap the monetary contributions a class gift is rendered at graduation. The uunlinowledged onesn have just begun the collection of memories and gratifying experiences which will represent the sum of three years of high school. , W, za J R-E53 ' 4499? I . S Q -ea f if Zig yi, V The lb-as an Afiwigig age is ,fa 1. -f wld? Z may .V - ' a am a 'ae X3 4 f ,ff , 'Q' ' jg ,Q it ., , f 7' A A V if-fQQ,..:f-f - , -fi Z7 ,. i 5 I 'A ,Q 3' 1 sell 2 egg ua- 1 . 'bv Ts 1 gms' sf 3: sz BJ J S , .-.vI g Le va ' 's W S K .f it A 7 X k gdb! 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'W ' . w e if H ' ' . , J s ' my thu' J Rochelle Aamadt Edwina Acord Johnny Adams Gary Adkins Michele Albertson Carol Aldredge Gary Alexander Shelby Alexander Bob Allen Donna Allen Carol Andeel Bob Anderson Ronna Anneler Carol Anthony Don Antinara Allen Arthur Steve Arwood Mike Ashford Sherry Ashmore Mike Atkinson Paula Auchenbach Suzi Austin Wanda Bachman Sally Baird Bob Braisden Syble Banks Debbie Barger Monte Barham Richard Barnett Dale Barnicoat Mary Basley Joyce Bass Ellen Beard Ray Bednar Andy Bensinger Karen Beville ,,--f ...Mr -f.r,-J, W-wwsek -?,i,g:,,:,. ty ' ew m'f g 1Ws , ' ' W S idi? 2- , ff V J WW, 5, ,ze fee E -lei! fee ST? , V- s 'at ' , K , lx, . , ,Ja y s V 'WO- :y,f ,A . .,,.,.,f I I ,, ', L' gall ,wx 'vw Beverly Boone MMM. David Bouziden Kay Bowers Greg Boyd Marilyn Boyd Cathy Bozarth Patricia Braden Mike Brady Mickey Brandle Neil Bratcher Jack Bray Steve Brav Paul Breeden Charles Brewer Joyce Brewer Richard Bridal Marilyn Bright Suzanne Brignac Barbara Brown Becky Brown Steve Brown Rosalie Buchanan Cathy Bullock John Burtord Steve Burger Suzanne Burkes Frona Burns Bea Burris Dale Burris Jeffrey Busch Janet Bush Howard Butler Linda Butler Kathy Byers Joe Byford SOPHOMORES Xb . if at .. ..... ,A V'.., .,,: y.E:i,,,,, J, e X x H ,. x f eggfsrsie-.reel Less-reels-.megan gr Lass.-vie 2 '- -s Ju sais, Q. r SH ' 'S sff -e Phase: is 4-...rg Y LQQ QQQ 2 seitf KX X . ,tt,ts , get S Q SSE: A T O as EZ ii- ' a ,, .,,,,-H . .,.,.,,,mg.tr . . e,.. xx . rf E iilf i K 9 z 5 m its I We S N' X gs- Q ,mmf 3 if 5 S , S meer 'f amf'ee: fia: 'Exif e I -. an-.W-as x , ,vm mx - Qslsazi . 1 g W Am W .3 c I .- ttrvsvsta, .,,: ,st g g 'rigfe-52-lg3gL3,LL.1g'7g12gQ '- 1 1121i12sz1.fV.-frsrfffrx,ez J Q f it A 'sf .4 S' W . . , J ,army 'Ss' W. 2 'Em fer s he is . X X51 4 , i W at 515 'i S, J eww, 5 , :ff -M. .' k iw My xl Q S Q or 45 rsviif ff Lv i S22 ls 5 5 -- .:: k11e:2i ef g et ,ke ez., . wg ,ua,rr ' Q mia. s we Q ,gag ,,.. f tr . K- el. K if ,sf -We we 5? we 30,86 he x 4 P' .s .fp- , J, ' s I Fw I S , su sf e N ss c si New e we W 1 3 AA. ,Y Student talent channelled into plays and assemblies IN THE BEGINNING, you'll have many questions, counsels Mr. Ralph Downs, days of school when an assembly and program allowed new students to principal. These remarks were addressed to the class of '68 in the opening familiarize themselves with the teachers and routine for the fall. -Q 'Bn - Q.. ng., . , . , 15, if pri if we S easy 4 f aa K e Sa at gs f me f- r - of ' uf l -gszigreswgszrarefw :axles if Q We 14 ' ee l li 5 K Qi eb Y elm er? er Sei Sf- , if s 5 rn . J A l ' - , 4' E P K Y -as as V qi, .. A - . - ' 1 5 .2 N . 41 K fn oos B Ml J C+- C 've f fr '-.L 'Z' J - -Q, ,V it A l J J YS ,W V M y E MA V5,V . ,,,,. 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J f. -Wiettq J, 7.43 , , rr I rr David Byler Ronald Caldwell Brenda Campbell Dennis Campbell Sandra Campbell Ellen Cannon John Cantrell Jerry Cantrell Lee Card Karen Carlson Mike Carpenter Charles Carter Randy Cartwright Sandy Case Delbert Casey Greg Castner Richard Cavlness Dan Center Carol Chambers Gary Chapman Tom Chase Shirley Chatham James Cheatwood Chris Chitwood Carl Christie Paul Christy Jackie Chronic Trina Chugan Steve Ciupak Robert Claborn Fredrick Clark Judy Clark Niki Cleavelin Dee Click Melanie Cobb Shirly Coburn J UZ :.. .. ,, :ree oily Q lg - ,mf ..,u,.r,,, -f ,... ,ff -J as, rrrl, 1 , 5 A,w'f-a...g,- I if x S f . f 45' M . .. '16, X ,Vx H' , ' f . gsm' ' r A I .1 S55 ' Nvlb V ,W tweak ' ' ' ' 5 Q . ,-'Nas . , , ,uw , .A .1 :3g-::..:,..:.- ..-.x -, :.,.,3:g,..- 2 axis. 55? 6- id!! Gene Dougherty Kathy Doughty Pete Doughty Marsha Douglas Richard Downing Diane E. Drass Michele E. Drury Margaret Drury Dee Ducharme Rita Dunham Phillip Dyer Kenneth Eason Dietmar Eberle David Edde Vicki Edwards Walker Edwards Caroline Eklund Wayne Eller T . 11 f-K 'fm' 1 . ea, e e , e S xg f, re 3 s M , N Vi as B4 L. EVP, K' ---engage -. ,.., e , - - telgaw 7 V -V iew: . - J , 5521235 - Q- V sf 5543514 test My . lar , Ji- gb S 10' 7 2 l un gall. Y.,.. .., lg. W I we f .V eeee r ea. ee' 'wifi imvttltig -pf, 9, Jiri V1 'U' uk . A .es as l 5 L ttdd L s ia 3 'fr- LV b --. 5 . 111 . A . Bill D. Coyle Nathan Craig Beckv Cramuton Linda Crawford Loring Craymer James M. Criswell Dieter Cross Kerry Cross Christine Crow Mike Cummings Mary Cuthberton Dandie Danial Larry Davenport Cary Davis Doy Davis Marcia K. Davis Patty Davis Mike Dawes Diane Day Dwight Deal Mike D'Eath Chris DeGroat Kathy Denning Diane Dennis Steve L. Dennis lohn Dereberv Tom Determan Karen Dinkins Pat Dinsmore Mike Dlstler Debby Divelbiss Kathy Dodds Dianne Donham Matt Doody Shirley Doran Allen Dorn he-. , , .2, .S .,t. -' ' V' , -- 'V r V- U . iw f r .. ' A . x , 4- 5' 1 il Zllflt 4 ,f e. ' 'W ' ev . if f '. - L ' ' , L 1 ' f W ' s V ' S l L f we V D ij d 5 V e iilel 531- Q, L . ,, 1. K I rr ' W -a ll-if 'iff f9'1'1f1'etf1ffesszstta. -- .. l K 'fx 1 Y X V 1' J liss iff.. x ' Fillet :. - V fear- A ' A, , wzifsaig 1 . , .C 1.23523 4 - - o,,tt L -,. . z -' ' tt, . rr N5-q. g L E . , V . 5 . if ' . ' V ' e . . . 1 fait? 'V V- aa V .. - .. ts -arasffg Vwrwrw- y f- .tem .,., we ,ff , . - . :L .. , . K. .wire , ,f-s. V, i- . , . , W . . A Bruce Elliott Larry Elliott Beverly Ellis Barbara Elmore James Emig Steve Enterline Philip Epo Steve Epp Mona Estrada Linda Evans Renee Evans loe Fallon Nlike Farha Sherry Farlow tonna Farmer David Farris Nlarrianne Fass Cynthia Faul I . Q . .Q L 24 an 'V V tnest 6 new K F ' 'ff 'r M . . c ,,,r If . X ? wx I 5--: s K x -Q I q Q :V K i t Q .. M Q I . , Q 4 I fi n i1:f,,,r1 ' fm 1' Nqr . . :El L- .fsgmiliifiif F L' ' . e F lrns cf F 5 rK:- I r A A' Q . lsreis . ' Q my A Al . .. a., 0 . L 'Q - 'V N, - , ' ia, I I 2 HAIAEYEE '1-' lr': : f 'Z' S I I if AWAA W I i h 'M - Robert Faulkner + l e :l't 5 kiwi: F Toniann Fehrenback nt tif r nlfr I rrr g .., ' ' Pam Ferguson c 4' f l f i A fg ,' r ' Wayne S. Ferguson ::'t- , ityl A ev tt g Wayne Ferguson 'ii' n FR' ' flflf V 5:-,. ' .55:?i iE'r F' ti' ,ssl : Sammy Filippo ll s ' l r F lett kV,. llilnlrnl 4 F ' S, es L S l -ef av . 2 Stew? Hshel re pews - l, -Q lf ot e QD, 1 ' lohnnv Fliming ' :J srl1j et? Deranda letc er iiln ' 1 1 A D 4. S 1 if l J an f Steve Foglesong ff? X Linda Folsom 1 Susan Foote F' Darlene Ford Q 3 lanet Frazier 'r- W' if Dorothy Fread SOPHOMORES Class of '68 shows portents of clear-cut achievement THE PERILS of Pledge Day confront the sophmore girls who wish to join the red faces following a mock proposal of marriage are all to be endured by ranks of Pep Club members. Dirty knees, bruised egos and more than a few Nancy Minyen and Linda Minyen. Jean Freeman George Fritz Stacy Fry Nancy Furrh Richard Gabbert James Gallaway Janone Gardehire Shirley Garrisons Phillip Garrity Connie Gates Jeanne Gebhart Wayne Gibbany Terry Gibson Gloria Giles Janet Giles Mike Gillespie John Gillmore Lana Gilpatrick :.,:- K ife ,..r 3 v -R, V ' ' J V ,S .e,e fig, gi ' I ,. an V , ,E .l,,., 5 iw I ?i g3f,r A ...,,:A..,, lg 'W ' ,fri .'L,- j gg Q2 g ei 2 T i i s . H ' ., V J ' we S , r -, V 2 MT we ,H y .ails , -A ' :J - 'Of 0' - 1,. z H ggky, A it . 'fg , lsliir :,. trifl V- -. ::V:f . 'R ' J ' . rrs f D V-e-e F J eifx Q - is ercs H ' 1- F he C my Q c. Toni Ginter gg X Linda Glasow in r E 5 is g gg? 0' David Gleason as f L, J ' 1 of-H Charley Glenn N fn' jen G d - A G y 03 of r Chuck Goble Q fl A J ,gage- Wk we Ji 35 - fit? -fig -uf 1 ig fi is xc? sn. .W We Jigs ' ' f' at V' i ' K 'LX 2 45 fu f A K ffl' we ut. , ' J G rr A-v' .ik lim J i 5 me ff se R :-, if -,'r I G r-t 4 A, . ,I g 75, , F S Q s lssl . ' 'TT f if -1 - . - , .wg ev T ' . er.r S ' if J - -r'. 5 '55 ' J cg IQ, . :,- E :E -- eg.: V, L--- es- , . ..., 5 . , , . K I-fkw 7 - , KLVLV .Q A. A I A , if : -ee- .. ,,.. J A I . J Donna Goble Bobby Godwin John Golden Christie Goodger Darlene Goodger Maxine Goodline Gaye Goodman Johnny Goodrich Debbie Gosdin Christine Graham Sheri Grantham Nancy Gray Shirley Gray Barton Green Jackie Greenwood Margaret Grett Gary Griffin Roger Griffin Jim Grimes Larry Gritzmaker Terry Grogan Bill Grovenburg Sally Groves Tom Gudell Carole Guernsey Kathe Guernsey Roger Guilford Debbie Hackney Bill Hagen Mike Hager TRAFFIC in the halls provides an interesting distraction and Jim Heinan cannot resist the temptation to observe who passes. SOPHOMORES V A .sm V iftxgv 2 A SMILE can make even the most drab day brighten and Bonnie James seems ready to bring light into a dreary classroom. Juvenescent class incorporated from duel J r. Highs Nancy Hagerty Sue Haggard Jeanne Haithcock Phyllis Hale David Haley Pam Hambay Nancy Hampton Gary Hand Mike Hankla Judy Handle Nancy Hanks Durane Hanshew Sharla Hardwick Ted Harp Kenneth Harrel Becky Harris Randy Harris Tommy Harris Janice Hart Monte Harth Kathy Hartman Gerry Hartman Suzi Hartpence Marsha Hastings Steve Hatfield Lynda Holt Houston Hawkins Skipper Hawkins Judy Head Rick Healy Chris Hedges Patricia Heid Judy Heinrichs Peggy Henderson Steve Henrich Jana Hendrick 2' vw 4' i 'S-'Z fu-rig N- -easy? '1 Es' ' . , f f V, r V s,V,afer,e.-to ,. . ,Q .. . ...,- - 1 as ' 5 of .3 - V, ,J ' . E J 'J its - 5 ,V .V -.V J I Q f . V -- z.. pal: f15k -- . 4111:-'f:::f.,1v:, ,.,, ,veg - awww, , srl' 5' ' 'bf 2 1 .'9 '- ,J W, V ,Q K H J k K ' MEL Urn' W Y p,.a V. ,.Vv.. -Q ,H S 3 V: ' -4 1' ?J'f3.'?Zx 5' Ehififfi 9' 5-1 - J 2 -- ,- 'fri ' . 1 ' rms, . ' l! - ' ' ' Q I V A-1 ,. , . , E , . .J-.,f .,,,p.... Ja, 91 ff , v,,,g P Vg V ' J , V1 'E' ,SP , ,,Z2, -V .' , r Y ,g ,V , 1 ., . 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' i f-' ile:,: Ron Huklll eiiiii -it li roo X X Paul Hulseberg , T lim Humphreys 7' A A iisiiiei Q A w e it l0hnHumnhrev 2 l. A A L ' ' si A Linda Hunt ' iki i ii H ie Brenda Hunter '-t--e- r- s A it la- 1' M T sess t o lill Hunting g utvy i or Andrea Hurayt rf' 7 I , ltli Andy Huston . ' T fag x y A iliss Q ' 'i Marion Htgttfon 'P .QL ' ' B :EIZ - Randy lm o ' ' y , g Vickie Ireland g Ay - A J i A y y T A A 5 u SOPHOMGRES Rolls carry names of nearly a thousand sophomores AFTER a long day in crowded halls, two students relish the relaxed atmosphere of seldom-hushed fhoroughfafes, wiser ' -f .-'f' -f-m CHRISTINE GROW typitles the many students who volunteer for duty as hall proctors. Q r, el, sm Q JJ , , P ,- my , in .5 1 1 ,...--...M N. , I if .pe fir 1,55 V , 1 , 1 X .sg , es m e L f ,f at X, 58 ' tk J Ja J' Wes gasses at if , 53,8551 Lit' ,Q , Mihai? - J, . . NE, X ff Je, J 5 3 K I' ,1 ig at at X x 4' J all ,ins-awk .s sa r sivgisibi aieifar , . an ii..J..s,ig:sxvE3. 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Mace Walter Machala Dave Maggard rw' s Fr- ee- 1 I 'i 4. Y gf ez pw q . wx W . Q. 2 ..,., . X 4' sw Y c f 1' an-K ' if M in 'Q Q' Whom if rv ' ' K W ' 34 HQ , : '- ' . 3 ytizafff f ' We -- ,. 'il' if . . - 1 S W ii. K ' 'I Q . X 4 Mike Kruta Helen Kusek Larry Lamb Dick Lambrecht Richard Lampe John Lanius Kennle K. Lawrence Garland Lee Lonna Leffel Lee A. Leggett Bruce Leonard Greg Lewis Jim Lewis Sandra Lewis Tom Lieberz Kerry Liesch Gus Locker Brenda Loften Debbie Long Linda K. Long Deborah Lovley Marilou Loyd Marsha Lumpkin Debbie Lynn Sandy Lyons Sharyn Lyst Stella McBride Nick McCartney Ronnie MoCaw Karen McCleod Becky McClure Pat McCoin Jim McCormack DeAnn McDaniel Carol McDonald Debi K. McDonald em s 9, J, '-r-ggi, .. , cl we M l JS + 4 if S. s e W if 'I -.'- ff 171523: ii'Qiz7LUi'.iTi9' fafbilqfsige' , A '- J ew gehe. fseeuffz fa Args! 5 Linda Mahan Mike Maloney Dale Malwich Betty lo Mann Georgiann Mann Sandra Mann Bill Manning Linda Markham Jessica Marks Cheryl Marose Bonnie Marrs Bruce Martin lack Martin Lydia Martin Tom Martin Sherri Martz David Mason Betty Maston Debbie Matthews Maurita Maurer Elizabeth May Betty Mayo Carolyn Mayo Dorothy Meador Randy Meadors Maryla Meagher Walter Meek Robyn Megee Ricky Megli Diane Menard Mark Merchant Richard Merchant Debbie Messiner Gay Michael Steven Michael Lynn Allan Miler SOPHOMORES Trip to amusement park climaxes f1rst year Wtth picmc GRADING papers and keeping a watchful eye on the class Mr Pharlm new WHEN summer was still the season, FHA girls organized a reception to finds a rear corner desk the best vantage point allow old members and prospective pledges to become acquainted , wglrywiid im Q DISPLAY cases around the school are made use of by faculty and student WHITE blouses with large bows in front and a bright colored jumper are groups and one can always find an interesting drawing or sculpture in the popular with sophomores such as lean Ann Wilkes who like the ld glassefronted shelves by Mr. Mace's room. fashioned style in school clothes. 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Pate Carol Patterson David Paul Roger Paynter Betty Payton Kathy Payton Gloria Pearson Lindy Pearson Nancy Peel 1 Debbie Penland Diane Pennington Suzanne Penticutt lim Perry Tim Perry Valerie Perry David Persans lanelle Peters Leon Peters Gale Pteiter lohn Pevehouse Larry Phillips Tom Phillips Corle Pierce lohn Pitchlynn lohn Pitzer Wanda Platt Doug Polk LaTisha Pollard Dale Pope Scott Postelthwaite William Potts Mike Pratt Gary Prescott Betty Presley Kathy Presley lohn Preston Debbie Price Danny Prince Randy Prince Robyn Prince Barbara Pritchett Parn Pruett Janice Purcell Rene Purcell Rick Purdy Paul Purifo Susan Quick lohn Ramsey Donnie Ratchel leanne Rateliff Victor Ratlift Duane Ray Debbie Reed Laura Renegar David Rentro Mike Renshaw SOPHOMORES S 'e-- - ' . ' like I .. .. rggrgsf' 'nf A ' :liek fe D , , R ,Q ii' , -iii? -K. r- 'nr . ..v i'iQitL:?4 1, , ' ' L-Tie? -2 P R it V -Q 3 H 1 wb 4 3 r S 545 at , H P di I 1 5 fl '- . 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Carey Shearer Tom Shedden Viva Shettler Mike Sherbon Linda Sherman Pamela Shofner Tom Shores Mark Shorter Sharon Shrum Steve Sidner Rick Siegal D'Anne Silva Don Simonton Christine Sippel Nancv Skinner Kathy Slakis Larry Smiley Alan Smith Billy Smith Dan Smith David Smith Debbie Smith lan Smith lohn Smith Kathy Smith Linda Smith Mike Smith Milton Smith Nancy Smith Patti C. Smith Patti J. Smith Rick Smith Steve Smith Wayne Smith Mark Sneed lim Snow Jackie Southern Bonnie Sparkman David Sparks Cara Splawn lim Spruill Gale Stagner Bob Stamps Paul Stanford lean Stanley Terry Stanton David Stark Kathy Starr lim Staton Shannon Stebbens Larry Stecker Sherry Steed Dale Stephens Sandy Stevens S , .,. . , ,,..... ,. ' r' Du ll fteslli Q 1. ' : ' see 5 0' X S ' s 6 e 1 1 . . .. A Q 4 A . ,t,,,E .,,i,t,r,.t.. P ,. , -53' 'mf ' is xv T5 tl Mfrs? ,q 5 is Q K . et, tr at if S v. Serif? 5 we md Q 'F sl? 4 X P .Q .S es, . V . , ' 1a . 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SOPHOMORES Sale of shares for student exchange spurs class rivalry WITH eyes glued to the scoreboard clock, pledge Linda Smith awaits the LUNCH hours or study halls provide the extra few minutes needed for a quick final outcome of the first away game of the season. trip to the library to catch upon some homework. it -W i aim Eileene Thompson ,IVAE I ,WM THE WARMTH of the UZY BDU the SOOTDTDS drone of 2 T98Cll9f'S voice HFS all sleep, withdraw from the mundane classroom routine and drift into the world that is needed for one sophomore to succumb to the call ot Somnius, god ot of blissful Uncgngciougneggl SOPHOMORES Consolation for position found in pending promotion 0 All ,wwe -, A L M 3- N Q 1 My ,. ATA 9 F, at , 334 1-'ws' N, 'J f' nl Te .am +9 4 S n l 1 J Patty Thorp Terry Thrower Walter Tidemore Duane Tillman Sharon Tinkler Tim Tompkins Dwight Trahern Allan Travis Sylvia Tripp Steve Troutman Ronnie Truitt T . 4 ' Debbie Tucker I 91 i e . , T was DeEtte Turner QT 1 TT. -'S 7: it ., Bill Turner f g+Q4frg,x I eitl 5 . 'U QQ Diane Twedt S Q ' , TQ? T 2 5 S f Barbara Underwood ' ' p T S, Kathy Valiena A A A I . . Q1 ' irierlsles ' f iei . eeisss S iireiles up A .T ludi Wyngarden ,,, S S et l new .4 so Janice Versa 6 W iiii 5 S , 'E aa T ' T Ts T, James Waits S ef' ' TT Z l xiiff f lim Walllef --:.. 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V as - ' - - f it A A S 5 Dennis Whittaker Keith Whittle Larry Wickline Collie Wier William Wildey Liz Wiley Sharron Wiley Linda Wilkerson Regina Wilkerson lean Wilkes Brent Willaby Bryan Williams Lynn Williams Mike Williams Michael Williams Randy Williams Steven Williams Teresa Williams Ronald Williamson Sara Williamson Darrell Willis Phyllis Willmurth Becky Wilson Bill Wilson Bill E. Wilson Donna Wilson Frank Wilson Patricia Wilson Steve Wilson Marden Winkler Gina Winneberger Pam Wise Ronnie Witten James Womack Steve Wood Carol Woods RQ easy, J ,,A,,.., ff Minnie Woods , gig , ,S W Kay Woolman J ,' rw ,ff , ':.E.' J iackwooisey few u 'J , MQ e Susie WOOISQJ s i Q' as as , J Micky Worden J fn ' K 4 We David Worley F J if 3 Rick Worley Joanna Worth ,W James C. Yang ei Jana Yarbrough ee M- 1' L Becki Yates Debbie Youker Janet Young Phil Young 2 Shervle Young Randy Zweitel Louis Davis Pat Fletcher ' I . S555 .,i,i . iu. J D, 3 i ifiQi2?ls,iE l i livisiid Hia J In J Arilda Giles Pam Hamby Carla Hammond Mary Harris Christie Richardson Randy Titus Gary Wallace Paula Wallace Dwight McKay SOPHOMORES Students acquire highway habits in driVer's education JANET YOUNG, Paula Wallis, Jean Ann Wilkes, and Linda Markahan take MRS. Pat Lukehart's sophomore English class discuss the humorous aspects time out to analyze classes at the annual J day held in Stillwater. ofastory from their literature book. SOPHCDMORE ACTION Sophomores find various Ways to entertain themselves SUPHUMURE BUYS th d t th' th th 4 . . , , , sense ot balance tlorohltiild lay pyorarijdmeiiighngalgve taheutfoorelr 0EgRCgI22Shgggr?l?Ot1'gQftglg5VZ,,'SfOjrafg!E gmngehmgethgayrequ'led SUME SUPHUMURES feel it necessary to take notes during class discussion to make better grades while others think they can get by with looking on. SERVING AS a multi-purpose pation, the sophomore skateboard rider takes advantage ot a lovely afternoon and a long stretch ot cement. P W' ff ,Q ' Q yd' ' . Ltfdgwheilayai SOPHOMORE SCHOLARS are FRONT ROW: Ellen Beard, Suzanne Penticutf, Debbie Ritter, Suzanne Brignao, Kay Bowers, Kathy Kavooras. ROW TWO: Sharon Newmann, Doug Polk, Teresa Williams, Phyllis Mace, Karen Beville, Debbie Price, lane Dere- bery. ROW THREE: lim Lewis, loe Fallen, Gus Locker, Cynthia Faul, Judi Van Wyngarden, Charlotte Hughart, Terry Hluckyi. SCHOLASTIC Extensive work pays in scholarships for Pirate Brains, SCHOLARLY JUNIORS are FRONT ROW: Steele Brand, lim Dill, ROW TWO: Robert Northrop, Pam Pesek, Debbie Baker, Carolyn Adams. si' vigil SENlORS eligible tor scholarships are FRONT ROW: Robert Elkins, Tom Whited, Accepting the challenge of competitive academics are the Putnam City Hfour-pointersn. These students are honored with this title because the extra effort and willingness to workhardfor che benefit of a higher grade has left them with an An average in semester grades. During the past few years, entrance exams for many of the leading colleges and universities have shown uunawareu stu- dents how important and influential high school records can be in higher education. It can mean the difference between acceptance and rejection by a favored college. The rigorous training program required for a scholar's mind is often responsible for the subjunction of extensive extra-cur- ricular activities. The Mfour-pointersn have placed a higher value on studies than on outside interests. College experience will determine how well-trained the high school student is and how efficient and useful a secondary education will be in future schooling and choice of occupa- tions in adulthood. Ola Beth Goins, Melanie Lusk, Linda Robinson, Barbara Thompson, Charles Ellis, Ken Dill, Ronnie Koenig. ROW TWO: Vicky Willough by, Neva Rook, Linda Harris. EDITOR'S LETTER Personal touch puts individuality in final publication Dear Students Throughout this book we have viewed the activities of the students of PCI-IS for the year 1965. The faces in the pages are familiar because one meets ,them daily in the halls. Often, however, the name attached to the face cannot readily be called to mind. VVe have bee-n with these faces and the personalities behind them through the current year and it is time to be separated from them for a few months or perhaps permanently. And so, the TREASURE CHEST has pro- vided you, the students, with a graphic record of the faces to maintain the ties you have established at Putnam City. I would like to thank my staff editors: Sandy Sidner, copy, Sheryl Udell, photographyg Peggy Askew, layout, and Pam lvens, business manager for the work contributed. I would also like to give a special thanks to Diane Terry, Cindy Hill, Barbara Meisel, and Mike Pasternik who went far beyond their expected share. To a hard-working sponsor, Mrs. Lois Thomas and to the members of the staff l say a grateful, heartfelt, thank you. Without the help of the entire crew, this book would not have reached your hands. l now present the 1966 TREASURE CHEST, with the hope that you will read and enjoy it now and in future years. K- Sincerely, , , I if L 17 L fr . lulie Sutton, Editor Editor-in-Chief ..,.... ,,,,,,.,, l ulie Sutton Copy Editor ............ s..s,,... S andy Sidner Layout Editor ssss,,s,.,,,, ,,,s,iss P eggy Askew Photography Editor ......., s,s,,,,,,,, S heryl Odell Business Manager ,,,,s,sss,, ,,,,,,,r,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,ss,,,s,,,,sssss,,s,,s,,,, P am lvens AdViS0r ,,.,,,,,,,,,............,.........,.,....si......,s..ss.ss..s,.....,...........,,.,sss Mrs. Lois Thomas BlISin8SS Staff ,,,,,,,s.s.,,,,,.,.....is.ssssssss Linda Glasow, Cindy Hill, Nancy Horton, Cherie Livett, Barbara Meisel, Diane Terry, lean Ann Wilkes Copy Stiff ..,,,,,..,,,..........,,,,,,,,,.....ssss Cathy Bullock, lan Covington, Connie Holt, Kathy Kruta, Liz McCarty, Rene Purcell, Neil Stamps l-Hyfllll Stiff ..,,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,.....,,,,..s..,.ss.... Mary Cook, Suzie Looper, Paula Wallis Photography Staff ,...,....,,,,,ss....i,...,,.s,s,s.,,s..s.... Wayne Heasley, Mike Pasternik, Don Price, Paul Brignac 265 lndex FACULTY Abel, Stanley: pp. 22, 70. Allred, Gwen: pp. 23. Archer, Terry: pp. 21. Bard, Leta: pp. 26. Beck, Earlene: pp. 27, 85, 96, 113 Bednar, Anita: pp. 24. Bennett, Janie: pp. 24, 150. Blackerby, Don: pp. 21. Boydston, Milton: pp. 21. Campbell, Letha: pp. 22. Cannon, Cecil: pp. 23. Card, Alva: pp. 26. Carlson, Elizabeth: pp. 26, 214. Caviness, Fred: pp. 16. Clay, Derwood: pp. 26. Cot'-Fey, Pearle: pp. 20, 85. Collier, Ron: pp. 22. Coonfield, Hugh: pp. 19. Cooper, Annette Cowan, Nona: pp. 19, 85. Daugherity, W. M.: pp. 20. Dennis, Sue: pp. 25, 160. Devine, Richard: pp. 24. Dew, Charles: pp. 22, 98. Downs, Ralph: pp. 17, 224, 248. Dunbar, Fred: pp. 22, 43, 63, 67, Easterwood, Wayne: pp. 21. Epperly, Charles: pp. 19. Firth, Eugene: pp. 23, 53, 79, Forsythe, Barbara: pp. 26. Foster, Rodney: pp. 20. Fowler, Ann: pp. 19, 118, Friedlander, Fern: pp. 25, 139, 142, 165. Gallop, Nancy: pp. 24. Gilmore, Yvonne: pp. 26. Gray, Bob: pp. 24, 53. Grigsby, Mary: pp. 22. Hambrick, Fred: pp. 22. Hamilton, James: pp. 17, 32. Hasley, Richard: pp. 23. Haynes, Jerry: pp. 20, 53, 55. Hess, Marcia: pp. 20, 132, Hobson, Leslie: pp. 26. Holcomb, Virgil: pp. 129. Holliday, Virginia: pp. 17. Holt, Stroud: pp. 26. Johnson, Neva: pp. 26. Kadavy, Mary: pp. 24. Keel, Kenneth: pp. 26, 53, 80. Kidd, Maude: pp. 27, 119. Kidd, Jaunita: pp. 19. Krause, Zula Mae: pp. 19, Leon, Joseph: pp. 19. Lukehart, Patricia: CcCallon, Verdi: pp. 17. McClure, Patricia: pp. 17. McDonald: pp. 126. McKenzie, Robert: pp. 157, McKinnon, Joe: pp. 23. McLaughlin, Ruth: pp. 25. Mace, James: pp, 25, 33. Mann, Dorothy: pp. 23, 145. Mathias, Marian: pp. 27, 120. Mayfield, Leo C.: pp. 16, 30. Mayson, Lee: pp. 16. Miles, Wendell: pp. 23. Mills, Geraldine: pp. 27, 113. Moody, Gloria: pp. 26, 124. Moon, Blanche: pp. 21. Mullinav, Myrtle: pp. 20, 131, 142. Nelson, Ann: pp. 22. Newcomb, Don: pp. 20. Nicholas, B. J.: pp. 32, 113. Nifong, Harry: pp. 20. Paris, lvine: pp. 23. Pebworth, Elam: pp, 23, 53. Pearson, Jack: pp. 23. Pearson, Tacy: pp. 23, 130. Pope, Martha: pp. 23. Potter, Jerry: pp. 23, 53, 55, 46, 60. Pray, Kenneth: pp. 23. Pursell, Joe: pp. 23, 216. Raper, Willard: pp. 23, 67, 78. 266 Reed, Roberta: pp. 24. Rice, Versel: pp. 23, 64, 127. Rigsby, Mary: pp. 24. Riley, Sid: pp. 24, 151, Rounsavell, Ramona: pp. 24. Ruiz, Charles: pp. 24. Sandlin, Kathryne: pp. 22, 31, 40, 96, 98, 99. Schantz, Beatrice: pp. 27, 31, 123 Smith, Charlotte: pp. 21. Smith, Marguerite: pp. 24, 97. Sparks, Lela: pp. 24, 97. Stewart, Earl: pp. 26. Stewart, Vella: pp. 21. Talla, Eric: pp. 23, 118, 119. Thomas, Lois: pp. 26, 100, 103, 106, 107, 2255. Tsoodle, Gene: pp. 23. Walker, James: pp. 25, 135. Whitfield, Gerald: pp. 25. Wood, Jaunita: pp. 25, 43, 141. ABBREVIATION KEY Student Council-SC Quill 8: Scroll-QSKS Honor Society-HS, SHS, NHS Pep Club-PC Commercial Club-Com C Latin Club-Lat C Spanish Club-Sp C French Club-Fr C German Club-Gr C FTA-FTA FJA--FJA N FL-NFL Thespians-Thes Drama-Drama Stagecraft-St craft World Affairs Club-WAC Medical Club-Med C FBLA-FBLA Math Club-Math Club Science Club-Sc C Biology Club-Bio C Electronics Club-Elec C 4-H-4-H Photography-Photo C Buccaneers-Bucc 12-Year Club-12-Yr OCIPA-OCIPA OIPA-OIPA Library Aide-Lib Aid Office Aide-Off Aid Counselors Aide-Couns Aid Hall Proctor-H. Proc Latin Honor Society--LHS FHA-FHA Chorus-Cho Band-Band Football-FB Basketball-BB Wrestling-Wrest Baseball-Baseb Tennis--Tennis Swimm'ng-Swim Golf-Golf Track-T rack Girls PE-Girls PE Cross Country-C Count Annual Staff-Ann Staff Magazine Staff-Mag Staff Newspaper Staff-Paper staff Speech-Spch Act Debate-Debate Talent Assembly Crew-Tal Asb C All School Play-All Sch Play Music Man-Music Man Music Man Crew-Music Man Crew Junior Play-Jr Play Junior Play Crew-Jr Play C Senior Play-Sr Play Senior Play Crew-Sr Play C .. A - Aamadt, Rochelle: pp, 243. Abboot, David Ray: pp. 216. Abel, Rebecca Jane: HS, 2, 4: PC 2, 3, 4: WA, 4: Med. C, 4:11, 2, 3, Enid: pp. 90, 99, 133, 181. Abshire, Joyce: pp. 216. Accord, Sidney: BB, 4, pp. 181, Ackley Cher I 121 216 1 Y 3 PP- I - Acord, Edwina Pauline: pp. 243. Ackors, Wanda Wanett: Drama, 3: FBLA, 4: 12-Yr., 4: Hall PYOC, 4: pp. 97,152,181. Ackors, William J.: pp. 216. Adams, Carolyn: pp. 121, 124, 164, 216. Adams, Johnny William: pp. 243. Adkins, M. Gary: pp. 243. Adkins, Stephen Charles: SC 3: HS 4: Sp c 2, 3, 4: Mafh c 2, 3, 4: Lab Ast 2: Comp C 3, 4: Band 1, 2, BB 2,.3: Pp.181. Adkinson, Christine: pp. 216. Akers, Hellen: Gr C 3, 4: FBLA 4: Off Aid 2: FHA 4: FHA Style Show 4.pp.123,145,181. Albertson, Kathy: pp. 216. Albertson, Michele Rae: pp. 243. Albright, Linda: pp. 144, 158, 216. Aldredge, Carolyn Sue: pp. 85, 87, 88, 96, 112, 116, 124, 130, 243. Aldredge, Marilyn Jean: pp. 161, 216. Alexander, Gary Lynn: pp. 111, 243. Alexander, Mike Duane: Alexander, Shelby Curtis: pp. 243. Allbright, Karen Elizabeth: HS 4: Sp c 3, 4: FTA 1: cha 2, 3, 4: Hi-Notes 4: Cho Asb 3, 4: pp. 142,149,1B1. Allen, Bob William: pp. 243. Allen, Dale Gordon: pp. 120, 127, 216. Allen, Donna Mae: pp. 120, 243. Allen, Katherine Sue: pp. 110, 118, 132,161, 216. Allen, Tom: FB 1: Track 1, 3: pp. 181. Amos, Shirley: pp. 119, 216. Andeel, Carol Lorene: pp. 88, 111, 243. Anderson, Bob Guy: pp. 243. Anderson, Clayton Gerald: pp. 71, 216. Anderson, Deborah: Anderson, Janet: pp. 90, 112, 118, 216. Anderson, D.: pp. 85, 123. Anderson, Pennie Phyllis: PC 3: pp. 181. Andis, Lynda Gayle: pp. 110, 117, 216. Andrews, Bettianne: Cho 4: Play Crew 4: pp. 181. Andrews, John Michael: Anneler, Ronna Carole: pp. 88, 243. Anthony, Carol Sue: pp. 94, 243. Antinoro, Don Roy: pp. 243. Arbogast, Linda Mae: SC 4: PC Med C 2, 3, 4, Pres 4: OCIPA 2, 3, 4: OIPA 2, 3, 4: Ann 3, 4, Layout Ed 4: Ann Asb 2, 3, 4: Ann Queen Att 4: AFC 4: Lab Aid 1: FB Prog: BB Prog: OSU and OU J-Day: pp. 85, 93, 99, 100, 106, 116, 124, 132, 133, 175, 181. Atchley, Stanley Wayne: pp. 181. Atkinson, Mike Owen: pp. 243. Atlee, Randell: pp. 181. Auchenbach, Paula Susann: pp. 117, 243. Austin, Debbie: pp. 216. Austin, Laurie: pp. 85, 96, 112, 144, 217. Austin, Suzanne Elinor: pp. 88, 93, 121, 141, 243. Auxier, Rhaelynn: HS 2: PC 1, 2, 3, 4: Fr C 3, 4: FTA 1, 2, 3: WA 3, 4: Med C 2, 3, 4: Med C V Pres 47 Cho 1: Speech 3: Fr Queen Att 4: Cho Asb 2: HN 2: 11812 Harding HS1. pp. 99, 121, 132, 133, 181. Avants, Matha .Iennieve Uennielz Comm C 4:1FPA 3: FBLA 4: 12-Yr C 4: Off Aid 2: Hall Proc 3: pp, 97. Avey, Carl Thompson: pp. 97, 216, 217. -3- Babin: Trevelon: pp. 97, 217. Bachman, Wanda Lee: pp. 243. Bahr, Patrick: Buc 3: Ten 4: Swim 1: Track 1: FBLA 4: Sr Asb 4: crew 3: pp. 181, 213, Bailey, Jackie: Bailey, Tommy Glen: pp. 73. Baird, Sally Jean: pp. 92, 243. Baisden, Clint Eugene: pp. 63, 65, 66, 85, 96, 120, 158, 177, 217. Baisden, Robert Bruce: pp. 116, 243. Baker, Allan Ray: Sp 2, 3: pp. 124, 181. Baker, Deborah: 142, 164, 217. Baker, Mary Ann: PC 2: FTA 1, 3, 4: Lib Aid 2: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, hist. 4: style show 2, 3, 4: pp. 124,145,181. Baker, Ronald Evanson: Sp C 3: cha 1, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: 1 3. 2 Monahans High School, Mona- hans, Texas. pp. 137, 140, 142, 181. Ball, Roland Dale: pp. 217. Ballard, Barbara Kay: PC 1: Med C 3, 4: Cho 1, 2, 3, 4: Play crew 4: Cho Asb 1, 2, 3: pp. 141, 182. Banks, Syble Faye: pp. 243. 3, 4: Lat C 1, 2: FTA 3: NHS 2: Wrest Queen Att 4: pp. 44, 87, 75, 145, 181. Archer, Karen Lee: HS 3, 4: PC 2, 3: Lat C 1, 2, 3, 4: Gr C 3: Thes 3, 4: WA 2, 3: Med C 1, 2: Math C 2, 3, 4: Off Aid 3, 4: NHS 1, 2, 3, 4: Cho 4: Music Man 4: All School Play 2: Jr. Play 3: Tal Asb 2, 3, 4: Press Asb 2, 3: Cho Asb 4: Mag Asb 2: Jr Asb 3: Sr Asb 3: Awards Fresh Eng, Girls State, Oil Exe- cutive: pp. 112, 141, 142, 181. Armstrong, Angie: pp. 98. Arndt, Jackie: pp, 216. Barbee, 217. Barber, John Wendell: pp. 116, Roberta Ann: pp. 85, 87, 110, 120, 217. Barber, Toni Catherine: pp. 141, 144, 217. Barger, Debbie Kaye: pp. 243. Barger, Janet: pp. 217, 110, 161. Barham, Monte Willy: pp. 243. Barham, Raymond Lee: Barnes, David Glenn: pp. 182. Barnes, Nancy: pp. 217. Barnes, Barnett, Barnicoa Steve Norval: pp: 58, 80. Richard Lee: pp. 243. t, Roger Dale: pp. 94, 243. Arnegard, Val: pp. 88, 120, 121, 125, 170, 216. Amer, Sharon Jean: pp. 137, 144, 216. Arthur, Allen Burhl: pp. 243. Arwood, Mack Steven: pp. 111, 243. Ashford, William Michael: pp. 243. Ashmore, Sherry Lynn: pp. 121, 243. Ashworth, John David: pp. 216. Askew, Peggy Jane: PC 1, 2, 3, 4: Sp C 2, 3, 4: FTA 3, 4: FJA 2, 3, 4: Sec 3, Pres 4: WA 2, 3, 4: Barrett, Kipp Edward: pp. 217. Barszewski, Ronnie Allison: pp 123, 217f Barthel, Nan Louise: pp. 134, 217. Basley, Mary: pp. 243. Bass, Joyce: pp. 243. Bates, Jeanette Kay: 113, 133, 217 133. Baumeister, Carl Lewis: pp. 18, 217. Baumeister, Jerry Brown: pp. 58 80, 217. Baxter, Sharon: pp, 116, 137, 217. Bayless, Susan: pp. 124, 217. Bays, Robert Clinton: 1 Beach, Raymond: pp. 111, 149, 182. Beam, Linda Gail: Sp C 1, 2, FTA 3, 4, WA 3, 4, FBLA 4, Tal crew 1, Sr Asb 3, pp. 182. Beard, Ellen Leslie: pp. 99, 116, 119,141,164, 243. Beard, Glen: Med. C. 1, 2, Band 1, 2, Wrest. 4, pp. 182. Beardsley, Rolly Kent: pp. 113, 217. Beck, Carolyn: pp. 87, 112, 113, 116,118, 215, 217. Beck, Janice: pp. 217. Becker, Mary Ellen: pp. 116, 121, 124, 217. Beckman, Kathleen Susan: PC 2, 3,4,SpC2,GrC3,4,WA4, FHA 4, pp. 35, 37, 93, 123, 132. Bednar, Jan: pp. 142, 217. Bednar, Ray Alan: pp. 243. Bednar, Judy: pp. 141, 217. Bedwell, Janefpp. 112, 113, 120, 152, 217. Beesley, Linda: pp. 85, 87, 96, 128, 217. Befferman, Judy Ann: Begley, Randy: pp. 217. Bell, Betsy: pp. 21, 217. Bell, Bill Joe: 3311, Glen: DE 4, pp. 154, 132. Bell, James: FB 1, 2, pp. 112, 182. Bell, Janis Kay: SC alt 2, PC 1, 2, Laf. C 1, 2, 3, 4, Med C 1, 2, 12-Yr C 4, off Aid 3, 4, pp. 35, 97, 182. Bellomy, Jimmy: AV 1, 2, 3, 4, pp. 182. Bellomy, Tim Wayne: Bensinger, Andy Carl: pp. 117, 243. Benson, Larry Carl: Benson, Jane: pp. 93, 217. Benson, Tom Earl: Berry, Byron Grant: Sp C 3, WA 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, pp. 99, 182. Berryman, John: SC act 3, Gr C 3, Wrest. 1, 2, 3, Bertozzi, Linda: pp. 154, 217. Beville, Karen Elizabeth: pp. 98, 111,164, 243. Beille, Mary Jane: HS 1, 2, 3, 4, Sp 1, 2, 3, 4, PC 1, 2, 3, Mash 1, 2, 3, 4, Sco 1, 2, Bio 1, Cho 1, 2, 3, Swim 1, 1, 2, 3, at Norman High, pp. 116, 1B2. Bibb, Garry Wayne: pp. 243. Bigham, James Riley: pp. 243. Biles, Paul William: pp. 111, 137, 158, 243. Bills, Janet: pp. 90, 217. Binds, Patti: pp. 37, 116, 217. Birchall, Edward Michael: HS 3, 4, Lat. Club 2, 3, 4, hist. 3, 4, Sp. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, The: 3, 4, WA 1, 2, 3, AFS 3, 4, NLHS 3, 4, Edmond World History 2, Am- erican History 3, pp. 110, 112, 113,141,149,182. Birchall, Richard Alexander: pp. 118, 243. Birchett, Dale Ray: pp. 134, 217. Birk, William Russell: pp. 182. Birch, Larry: pp. 56, 182. Birchell, M.: pp. 85. Bishop, Gary Lee: pp. 243. Bishop, Janet: pp. 218. Black, .lim Robert: pp. 127, 243. Black, Larry Don: SS 2, pp. 182. Black, Linda Mae: pp. 243. Black, Patricia Elaine: Blackledge, David Eugene: pp. 18. Blackshire, David Earl: pp. 218 224. Blackstock, Beverly: HS 4, PC 3, 4, Comm. Club 3, pp. 85, 87, 182. Blackstock, Victoria Ann: pp. 90, 1 116,117, 243. Blackwood, Robert Stephen: pp. 218, 137. Blair, Bernice Faye: PC 1, 2, 3, cpm. C 4, Sp. C 2, 3, WAC 2, 12-Yr. C 4, PE 3, 4, pp. 76, 85, 87, 150, 182. Blake, James Ansel: pp. 243. Bland, Jeri Ann: Fr. C 3, Off. Aid 3, Cho 1, 2, 3, 4, Cho. Asb. 2, 3, pp. 182. Blaney, Dennis Gerald: FB 1, 2, Baseb 1, 2, 3, 4, Swim. 1, pp. 182. Bland, Trisha Sue: pp. 243. Blanton, Terry: pp. 243. Blankenship, Diane: pp. 218. Blanton, Eleanor: pp. 85, 87. Blazer, Phillip Edward: pp. 218, 142. Blevins, Suzanne: Blizzard, Michael Craig: pp. 243. Bloom, Carol Leanne: pp. 92, 99, 243. Blubaugh, Roland Roy: pp. 127, 243. Blundell, Tommy Henry: pp. 94, 117, 243. Boatright, Lloyd: Gr. Club 3, 4, BB 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseb 2, 3, 4: pp. 63, 123, 182. Boatright, Kathy Ruth: pp. 90, 111, 161, 243. Bogart, Patrick: Sp. Club 3, Fr. Club 3, 4, FB 1, 2, Baseb 1, 2, pp. 121, 132. Boggs, Vicki Janiece: pp. 243. Bohan, John Thomas: Boles, Sally Ann: HS 3, 4, Sp. Club 2, 3, 4, FTA 3, 4, WAC 4, Med. Club 4, pp. 99, 124, 133, 182. Bolton, Evelyn Faye: pp. 153. Bolyard, Perry: Sp. Club 3, Key Club 4, pp. 158, 182. Boltz, Jimmy Lee: pp. 183. Boone, Beverly Jeannine: pp. 244. Bomhoff, Steve Glenn: pp. 243. Bone, Charlotte: pp. 218. Boneau, David: WAC 2, F. B. 1, 2, 3, Kirkwood High School, Track 1, A. V. 1, 2, pp. 183. Boneau, Joan: Borclen, James: Borchard, Larry Lee: Borestadt, James Strader: pp. 218, 137. Bosley, Nanette: pp. 218. Bostick, Patricia Irene: pp. 244. Bostley, Mary Carla: Boston, Richard Michael: pp. 218, 43, 116, 127, 142, 144, 158. Boswell, Forest Denning: pp. 218. Botchlet, Patricia: pp. 218. Botchlet, Terry Lee: pp. 111, 218. Botkin, John Charles: pp. 127, 134, 218. Botlom, Evelyn: 182. Bottger, Sherri: pp. 93, 118, 218. Boucher, Richard Lee: pp. 218. Bouteller, Terry Dwain: pp. 218. Bouiiden, David Lee: pp. 244. Bowers, Loretta Kay: pp. 110, 164, 244. Boyd, Carol: Boyd, Greg Kenneth: pp. 121, 142, 244. Boyd, Marilyn Kay: pp. 244. Boyd, Patricia Karen: pp. 218. Boydstun, Pamela Gayle: pp. 85, 37, 116, 142, 213. Boyer, Susan Louise: pp. 131, 137, 218. Bozarth, Cathy Sue: pp. 244. Braden, Patricia Kay: pp. 92, 244. Bradford, Barbara Ruth: Bradshaw, Herbert Hugh: pp. 218. Brady, Michael Wayne: pp. 244. Brake, Richard Joseph: pp. 1237 142, 213. Bramlick, Nick: pp. 218. Brand, Steele: pp. 164, 218. Brandle, Mike V.: pp. 244. Brandman, John David: pp. 218. Brandon, Sharon Kay: 183. Brandt, Susann Leigh: P.C. 1, 2, Med. C. 1, 2, pp. 154, 183. Branning, Mark: Lib. aid 1, Hall Proctor 1, pp. 183. Brandt, James Charles Uiml Sp. C. 1, 2, Photo C. 1, Ann. 1. 3: paper 2, Press Asb. C. 2: Ann- Asb. 3, pp. 142, 183. Brantley, M. Carolynn: SC 1, 3, NTL State HS 3, 4, PC 2, 3, 4: TFSHS- Fr C. 4, FHA 2, Girls P.E. 2, 3, 4, Speech Act. 2, pp. 76, 85, 87, 120, 121, 149, 183. Brantley, Stanley Charles: Bratcher, Neil DeWayne: pp. 244. Brawner, Paul: H.S. 3, Baseb 3, 4, A.V. 2, 3, All Sch. Play C. 3, Jr. Play C. 3, pp. 183. Bray, Jack Dean: pp. 79, 244. Bray, Steve Jay: pp. 244. Bray, Tommy Lynn: pp. 127, 218. Breeden, Jaunita Louise: pp. 218. Breeden, Kenneth Paul: pp. 244. Bretzer, John Ralph: Fr. C. 2, Band 2, pp. 183. Brewer, Charles Ray: pp. 244. Brewer, Forrest Doug: Elec. C. 3, 4-H 1, A-v 2, 3, 4, pp. 127, 129, 183. Brewer, Joyce Ann: pp. 244. Brey, Herman C.: Bridal, Richard Dean: pp. 244. Bright, Marilyn Sue: pp. 120, 161, 244. Brignac, George Paul: SC 1, 2, 3, 4, Sp. C. 1, 2, 3, FJA 1, 2, 3, 4, NFL 2, Photo. C. 1, 2, 3, 4: OCIPA 1, 2, 3, 4, OIPA 1, 2, 3, 4, Paper 1, 2, 3, 4, Manager Student Store 63, 64, 65, 66. Speech Act. 1, 2, Press. Asb. 2, 3, 4, SC Service Award. City Judge for Warr Acres Citizenship Day. Press Queen Escort 66, pp. 42, 94, 103, 107, 183, 265. Brignac, Suzanne: pp. 88, 48, 164, 244. Brinkman, Joan Leslie: pp. 124, Broadwell, Susan Marcella: pp. 18, 124. Brooks, LaJune Eunice: pp. 218. Brower, Sharon Kay: PC 1, Com C. 3, FBLA Treas. 4, OCIPA 3, FHA 2, pp. 153, 133. Brown, Barbara Jean: pp. 116, 244. Brown, Barbara Lynn: pp. 183. Brown, Becky: pp. 92, 116, 183, 244, 248. Brown, William Craig: Span. 1, 2, 3, Rep. 2, 3, F.B. 1, Brown, Deborah Ann: pp. 85, 87, 218. Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Gary Eugene: pp. 218. Jimmy Hugh: pp. 218. Mike: 218. Pamela Dee: Fr. C. 1, 2, Drama 2, Spch Act. 3, 4, Music Man 183. C. 4, Christmas Asb. 3, pp. Brown, Randall Noakes: pp. 219. Brown Renee Kathleen: pp. 218. Brown, Richard Allen: Brown, Robert Earnest: Brown, Ronald Paul: Wrest. 3, 4. 2, pp. 70, 71, 133. Brown, Shirley Jean: pp. 121, 183. Brown, Steve Wesley: pp. 121, 244. Brown, Sue Ann: pp. 37, 52, 121,149, 219. Brown, Susan Martha: pp. 121, 153. Brownen, Janet Ellen: Bruner, Jay Harris: pp. 98, 120, 121,153,137,219. Bryan, Billy Bob: D.E. 4, F.B. 2, pp. 154, 183. Bryan, Pamela Sue: P.G. 1, 2, 3, Off. Aid 2, 3, Cho 4, Band 1, 2, VP Freshman Class CBeth. H. S., Talent Asb. 4, Cheerleader CBeth. H.S., pp. 183. Bryant, Carolyn Kay: pp. 97, 112, 145, 184, 195. Bryant, Harvey Steven: pp. 219. Bryson, Michael Gary: pp. 219. Buchanan, Linda Ellen: pp. 112. Buchanan, Louis Graeme: pp. 134, 149, 158, 219. Buchanan, Roger Lee: Buchanan, Rosalie Gale: pp. 121, 133, 244. Buford, Susan Carol: pp. 219. Bullock, Catherine Nell: pp. 100, 106, 153, 175, 244, 265. Bungel, Patricia: pp. 85, 219. Burch, Larry: FB 1, 2, 3, 4, BB 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, Jr. Play 3, pp. 58, 134, 195. Burford, lllona Maria: QSC 4, Gr. C. Sec. 3, Gr. C. Pres. 4, FTA Sec 3, 4, WAC 3, 4, FBKA 4, OCIPA 4, OIPA 4, Nt Latin HS 4, Mag. Copy Ed. 4, Gr C. H.S. 4, Gr. C. Princess 4, Mag. Queen 4, lst Gr. Scholastic Meet, S.C. Award in Gr., pp. 99, 105, 107, 123, 124, 125, 153, 184, 195. Burford, John: pp. 244. Burger, Steve Clark: pp. 79, 244. Burks, Suzanne Michele: pp. 90, 244. Burns, Frona Margaret: pp. 90, 244. Burns, Linda Helen: PC 1, 2, 3, 4, Sp. C. 2, 3, 4, Gr. C. 3, 4, WAC 2, 3, 4, Coun. Aid 4, AFS 4, Sr. Asb. 4, pp. 85, 87, 195. Burris, Dale Allen: pp. 78, 244. Burris, Buna Beatrly: pp. 92, 244. Burroughs, Shirley Arlene: Sp. C. 3, 4, Lib Aid 1, pp. 117, 120, 184, 195. Burton, Janet Sue: Sp. C. 1, Off Aid. 3, pp. 184, 195. Burton, Linda June: PC 2, 3, 4, Speech Act 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Man Crew 4, All School Play Crew 4, Jr. Play Crew 4, pp. 121, 184, 195. Busch, Geoffrey: pp. 121, 244. Bush, Lee: Lat. C. 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Capt 4, Esc 3, pp. 87, 128. - Bush, Evelyn Faie: pp. 85, 128, 219. Bush, Janet Elaine: pp. 92, 121, 161, 244. Bush, Larry Lee: pp. 184, 195. Butler, Howard Putnam: pp. 129, 244. Butler, Linda Caryl: pp. 94, 110, 133,141, 244. Byers, Kathy Joan: pp. 90, 111, 141, 244. Byler, Jon: pp. 184, 195. Byford, Monte Joe: pp. 244. Byler, David James: p. 245. -C... Cable, Carlotta Beth: FBLA 3, 4, Cable, Donna L.: Cable, Carlotta: FBLA 3, 4, pp. 152, 184, 195. Cafky, Virginia Bruce: pp. 92, 107, 219. Cain, Joe Niles: pp. 120. Cain, Julie Ann: pp. 219. Cain, Linda Jane: Sp C 2, 3, pp 184, 195. Calavan, Greg Dean: pp. 219. Caldwell, Charles Vernon: pp. 219. Caldwell, Ronald Travis: pp. 245. Calhoun, Rick: Caliga, David Edwin: pp. 131, 134, 219. Callahan, Steve: pp. 184, 195. Calvert, Regina Zanette: pp. 219. Campbell, Brenda Ann: pp. 90, 245. Campbell, Cynthia Sue: PC 1, Cho 2, Art C, pp. 134, 195. Campbell, Dennis Dean: pp. 67, 245. ' 267 Cody, Candy Ann: pp. 120, 245. Campbell, Gloria Dell: pp. 219. Campbell, Linda Mae: pp. 219. Campbell, Sandra: pp. 245. Canada, Cherry Janell: pp. 52, 85, 93, 96, 97, 219. Canada, Nancy Ruth: pp. 85, 87, 96,112,113,12O,149,161, 219. Cannon, Ellen: pp. 245. Cannon, William Eugene: pp. 219. Cantrell, Jerry Kaye: pp. 245. Cantrell, John Carl: pp. 245. Card, Lee Arthur: pp. 120, 121, 142, 161, 245. Card, Morris Wesley: pp. 219. Carithers, Virginia: Carlson, Karen Ann: pp. 245. Carlson, Elizabeth Ann: SC 2, PC 2, 3, Fr C 2, Off Aid 3, Coun Aid 2, 3, FHA 2, Mag Staff 3, 4, Speech Act fattencled Mason City HS, lowa in 1, 2,1 pp. 104, 184, 195. Carlson, Sandra Ruth: Fr Club 4, FHA 4, Betty Crocker Home- maker of Tomorrow, pp. 35, 121,145,184,195. Carney, Dena Sue: PC 1, 2, Sp C 2, 3, FTA 2, 3, 4, Pub Chm 4, 12-Yr 4, Hall Proc 2, HN 3, 4, pp. 97, 124, 144, 184. Carney, Linda Sue: PC 2, 3, Fr C 2, FTA 1, 3, 4, NFL 1, 2, Drama 3, FBLA 4, Speech 2- School Play 13, Northeast pp. 124, 152, 184, 195. Carothers, Roy: Sp C 1, 2, 3, 4, 12-Yr 4, pp. 184, 195. Carpenter, Gary Steve: pp. 141 142, 144, 219. Carpenter, Michael David: pp. 245. Carpenter, Michael Paul: pp. 94, 112,153, 219. - Carpenter, Paula Jeanne: pp. 94, 116, 219. Carpenter, Sharon Carol: Fr C 3, FTA 2, 3, 4, WAC 4, FHA 1, 2, Cho 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Man 4, Cho Asb 1, 2, 3, 4, FTA Hist 4, All-sfafe Cho 4, All Regional band 2, Maiorette in band 3, lPerryton HS TexaS1 PP. 124, 137, 142, 184, 195. Carson, Richard Lee: pp. 94, 219. Carter, Barry James: Lat C 2, 3, 4, NFL 2, 3, 4, Debate 1, 2, 3, FHA Sweetheart Att 4, Sr Class V Pres., Music Man, Jr Asb 3, Sr Asb 4, Key Club 4, Warr Acres Councilman for a day, NFL Tres 4, Speech Asb 3, pp. 4O,147,158,161,184,195, Carter, Charles: pp. 245. Cartwright, Randall Joe: pp. 245. Caruthers, Lynda Lou: pp. 185, 195. Case, Sandra Elaine lSandi1: pp. 245. Casey, Delbert Gene: pp. 245. Casper, Ellen: pp. 93, 104, 105, 107, 116, 121, 125, 219. Cass, Paula Ann: PC 1, 2, 3, 4, Sp C 2, Off Aid 3, 4, Hall Prdp 2, pp. 37, 123, 135, 195. Cassel, Jerry Clark: pp. 219. Castlebarry, Dennis Max: Boys PE 1, 2, pp. 135, 195. Castner, Gregory Alan: pp. 245. Castoe, Larry James: Castoe, Bobby Dale: Lat C 2, Sp C 3, DE Tres 4, pp. 154, 185, 195. Caviness, Richard Berry: pp. 158, 245. Cecere, Dominic: pp. 219. Cecil, Carol Ann: pp. 111, 141, 144, 219. Center, Dan Dean: pp. 245. Cerney, Ann Michelle: pp. 49, 91, 102, 107, 220, 224. , All HSD 1 268 Challis, Evert Eurcol: pp. 220, 224. Chambers, Carol Ann: pp. 245. Chapman, Gary Scott: pp. 245, Chapman, Jacqueline Ann: pp. 224. Chase, Thomas Paul: pp. 137, 245. Chatham, Shirley M. fWilkinson1 pp. 245. Cheatwood, James David: pp. 245. Chennault, Deborah Marie: PC 1, Lat C 1, 2, 3, 4, NLHS 1, 2, pp. 195, 224. Chenault, Marilyn Mathis: pp. 90, 220. Childress, Albert Milton: Lat C 3, 12-Yr C 4, Swim 1, 2, 3, 4, pp. 79, 80, 97, 185, 195. Chitwood, Chris Genne: pp. 245. Choi, Joon: SC 4, Key C 4, Wrest 4, Base-b 4, pp. 41, 158, 135, 195. Christian, Leon: FB 2, 3, 4, Wrest 2, 3, Track 2, 3, Talent Asb 4, Jr Asb 3, pp. 135, 195. Christie, Carl Reid: pp. 245. Christy, Paul David: pp. 245. Chronic, Jack L.: pp. 245. Chuculate, Kenneth: FB 1, 2, 3, 4, BB 1, Track 1, 2, Swim 1, pp. 53, 135, 195. Chugon, Trina Kathleen: pp. 245. Cisper, Linda Jo: pp. 93, 99, 220, 224. Ciupale, Stephen Alan: pp. 245. Claborn, Robert Neal: pp. 245. Claborn, Sheila: FBLA 4, FHA 1, 2: Clancy, Sherry Anne: pp. 85, 96, 121, 220, 224. Clark, Calvin George: pp. 141, 220, 224. Clark, Eddie: Boys PE 2, 3, pp. 135, 195. Clark, Frederick Scott: pp. 245. Clark, Jamie E.: pp. 121, 220, 224. Clark, Judy Ann: pp. 124. Clark, Ray: Lat C 3, 12-Yr 4, BB 1: pp. 97, 135, 195.' Clay, Dona Elizabeth: PC 1, 2, FTA 4, Cho 1, 4, HN 4, pp. 124, 144, 185, 195. Cleavelin, Niki Dean: pp. 139, 245. Click, Dee Luan: pp. 90, 245. Clifton, Linda Kathern: Drama 4, Bio C 4, FHA 4, Cho 3, 4, pp. 145, 185, 195. Cline, Patricia Ann: pp. 220. Clodfelter, Cassie Marie: pp. 224. Cloud, Roger: pp. 142. Clure, Lana Fern, PC 1, 2, FBLA 3, 4, pp. 76, 135, 195. Clure, Landes Lee: pp. 74, 153. Cobb, Melanie Dianne: pp. 90, 111, 245. Cobb, Susan Jean: HS 1, PC 3, Lat C 2, 4, NFL 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Speech Act 4, Music Man, All School Play 3, Tal Asb 2, pp. 161,185,195 Coburn, Shirley Jean: pp. 92, 117, 245. Cochran, Jan Leah: PC 1, pp. 185, 195. Cockrell, Marcia Jane: pp. 133, 219. Coe, Lilliam Beth: pp. 88, 220. Cole, Doug: pp. 245. Cole, Jo Anne: Cole, Donald Jay: pp. 137, 220. Cole, George Douglas: Cole, Kenneth Willis: pp. 129. Coleman, Sharon Yvonne: pp. 112, 134, 135, 195. Coleman, William Edward fBiIl1 pp. 245. Coley, Larry Steven: pp. 120, 127, 149, 220. Collins, Bill George: pp. 245. Collier, Larry Duane: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, pp. 135, 195, Colson, Sharon DeAnn: pp. 128, 220. Covert, Susan Gail: pp. 85, 96, 98, 133, 245. Combs, Michael Alan: pp. 185, 195. Compton, Gary Lynn: pp. 152, 154, 155, 185, 195. Conner, D. Ellen: Conner, Jennifer Ruth: PC 1, Cho 3, Speech Act 2, pp. 127, 185, 195. Conner, Jackie Lynn: pp. 94, 116, 245. Cook, Mary Debith: pp. 100, 245, 265. Cook, Sharon Kay: pp. 202. Cook, Sherry Ann: pp. 220. Cooke, Debbie Lee: pp. 85, 87, 116, 128, 220. Cooley, Horace Wayne: Cooley, Ples Morgan: pp 154. Coonfield, Teddy: SC 1, 2, 3, 4, Chap 4, HS 4, Lat C 1, 2, 3, 4, Gr C 3, Pres 3, BB 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseb 1, 2, Mr. Pirateer Att 4, ASP 1, 2, Tal Asb 4, Jr Asb 3, FCA 4, Buccaneer All 4, pp. 65, 35, 95, 96, 112, 123, 157, 171, 135, 195. Cooper, Carol June: pp. 245. Cooper, Earnest Greg: pp. 245. Cooper, Gwen Marie: pp. 87, 133, 221. Cooper, Kathleen Anne: C 1, 2, 3, FJA 4, FBLA 4, pp. 135, 195. Cooper, Linda Jane: pp. 221. Cooper, Susan Ann: pp. 245. Copeland, Jerry Don: Cordennier, Leslie Leon: pp. 53, 70, 111, 245. Corkle, Dale Alan: Wrest 1, Swim 1, 2, CC Manager 3, pp. 185, 195. Corkle, Gail Eileen fSusie1 pp. 154, 245. Corley, David Wardell: pp. 221. Corley, Linda Louise: pp. 116, 245. Cornett, Carolyn Anne: HS 3, FR Club 1, 2, 3, Gr Club 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Lib Aid 2, 4, Music Man, Band Queen Att., pp. 126, 137, 186, 195. Cornett, Jackie Lee: pp. 245. Cornett, Donn Carroll: pp. 142, 245. Cornett, Vicki Susan: pp. 221 Cosley, Cathy Jo: Cost, Linda Sue: HS 2, PC 2, 3, Com C 3, Sp C 3, FBLA 4, FHA 2, pp. 153, 186, 195. Cotner, Richard William: Lat C 3, Track , pp. 186, 195. Cotton, Birdie Ruth: pp. 245. Cotton, Clarence: HS 1, Gr C 3, Med ctr 2, 3, Math c 3, 4, A-v 3, 4, A-V V Pres 4, Childress Court Judge, A-V for all school asp pp. 127, 186, 195. Cotten, Frank Russell: pp. 153, 221. Covert, Stephen Edward: pp. 79, 221. Covington, Jan: pp. 85, 87, 94, 106, 107, 125, 145, 221, 265. Courtney, Lonnie: pp. 186, 195. Cowden, Steven: SC 2, 3, Sp C 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, Tennis 3, 4, Key Club 4, Pres of Sp C 4, Sp Matador 3, 4, pp. 116, 117, 158, 195. Cox, Janie Suzanne: SC 3, PC 3, LatC3,FrC3,4,GrC3,4, Math C 2, Off Aid 4, paper 1, NLAS 1, 4, Awards French, Gr MAT Oil Executive for a Day 4, pp. 111, 121, 186, 142. Cox, Robert Curtis, Jr.: pp. 134, 221. Cox, Ronald Lee: pp. 245. Coyle, Bill Dwight: pp. 58, 94, 246. Crahan, Bob Lee: Craig, James Allen: pp. 58, 221. Craig, Joyce Colleen: pp. 221. Craig, Larry Ray: pp. 221. Craig, Nathan C.: pp. 246. Craiger, Torrey Grant: Crain, David: Fr C 3, 4, WAC 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Notes, pp. 12O,121,186,144,195. Crain, Randa Janet: SC 4, PC 1, 2, 3, 4, Lat c 1, 2, NLHS 1, 2, 4, Jr Asb, pp, 37, 94, 145, 186, 195. Cramer, Jerry Charles: pp. 73, 221. Crampton, Rebecca Gene: pp. 246. Crandell, Edward Oliver: pp. 133, 111, 224. Crawford, Radonna Lynn lLindy1: pp. 90, 121, 246. Crawford, Vernie Lee: pp. 129, 221. Craymer, Loring G.: pp. 246. Criswell, James Marvin: pp. 246. Crocker, Jo Ann: HS 3, 4, Lat C 1, 2, 3, 4, Gr C 3, 4, NLrHS 1, 2, 3, 4, off Aid 4, Edmond Scholastic meet 2, 3, pp. 112, 123, 142, 186, 195. Cross, Dieter Karl: pp. 246. Cross, Kerren Ann: Cross, Kerry: pp. 246. Crow, Christine Marie: pp. 254, 246. Cullen, Harry Patrick: pp. 121, 221. Culver, Linda Ruth: pp. 123, 137, 221. Cummings, George David: pp. 117, 221. Cummings, Mike Robert: pp. 246. Cunningham, Murla Kay: QS 4, PC 1, Sp C 2, FJA 3, 4, OIPA 3, 4, paper 3, 4, Press Asb 4, OIPA All-Star Rep, N News Corrs Okla City Times, Editor- ial Ed Managing Ed. pp. 102, 186, 195. Cuthberton, Mary: pp. 88. Cyphers, Sharon Raye: Cypret, Carolyn: pp. 85, 87, 94, 111,113,145. Daggs, Wayne E.: pp. 221. Dahl, Kenneth Masters: pp. 221. Dallman,, Patrick Raymond: Dane, Vicki Lynn: pp. 221. Daniel, Danclle Marie: pp. 246. Daniels, Denise Marlene: Daniels, Kathy Rae: SC 1, 4, PC 1,2,3,4,SpC3,4,FrC1, 2, 3, FTA 3, 4, Med C 2, FHA 3, 4, Jr Asb Crew 3: pp. 116, 121,145,186. Daniels, Sharon Irene: pp. 186. Danley, Charles: Sp C 3, 4, Band 1, Sp Act 3, pp. 186. Dannhauser, Robert Karl: pp. 221. Danvers, John: HS 4, Sp C 2, 3, 4, 12-Yr C 4, Citizenship officer 4, Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4, pp. 97, 116,134,149,186. Darby, Mary Kathi: pp. 186. Darrow, J. Harold: Daugherity, Ralph: HS 3, 4, Lat C 2, 3, Math C 1, 2, 3, V Pres 4, Bub Chairman, Lib Aid 1, HS 2., 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 3 Pl General science award in Ed- mond 4, Municipal Counselor in Okc 4, lab ast 4, pp. 97, 134, 149, 186. Dauss, Christine Helene: SC 4, PC 4, Gr C 4, Talent Asb 4, A.F.S. Exchange Student 4, pp. 32, 41, 85, 87, 96, 98, 112, 186. Davenport, Carolyn Sue: pp. 112, 116, 131, 221. Davenport, Larry Ralph: pp. 110, 134, 246. Davies, Nancy Jane: Sp C 3, Fr C 3: Thes 1, 2, 3, 4: Coun aid 3, 4: Student director Music Man, crew 4: All school play 3: JI' play 3: writer and director ir asb 3, Student council drama award 3: Girls' State 3: Out- standing Thespian 3: pp. 141, 186. Davis, Carey: pp. 246. Davis, Doy Dean: pp. 246. Davis, James Aubrey: pp. 221, Davis, Louis Dennis: pp. 262. Davis, Marcia Kay: pp. 90, 110, 121 186, 246. Davis, Marion Earl: Fr C 3, 4, Band 1,2 , 3: pp. 186. Davis, Mary Jane: pp. 94, 121, 128, 221 Davis, Patricia Eleanor: pp. 121, 161 246. Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Richard Clark: pp. 221. Steve Lee: pp. 160, 186. Troi Lynn: pp. 111, 221. Zonya Joy: PC 2, 3, 4: Lat C 3, 4, FTA 3, 4, FBLA 4, off Aid 3, 4: FHA 3, 4: Wrest Att Bristow HS 2: pp. 92, 111, 125, 128, 145, 186. Dawes, Michael Lee: pp, 137, 246. Dawson, Robert: SC 1, alt 2, 3: Lat C 2, 3, 4: FCA 4: Northwest Gav C 2, 3: Spo.: FB 1, 2, 3, 4: BB 1: Track 1, 3, 4: Jr Asb 3: Sr Asb crew 4: pp. 42, 56, 58, 123, 186. Dawson, Ronald Eugene: pp. 112, 137, 221. Day, Cynthia Ann: PC 1, 2: Fr C 2, 3, 4: NFL 2, 3, 4: Thes 3, 4: 12-Yr 4: Coun aid 3: Spch 2, 3: A-V 3, 4: Music Man Crew 4: Jr Asb Crew 3: NFL Asb 3: Masque and Gavel Award 3: Sr Asb Crew 4: SC Award in Okla Hist: Edmond Scholastic Meet 1st pl Okla History pp. 186. Day, Diane Elizabeth: pp. 90, 111, 246. Deal, Dewight Elbridge: pp. 246. Dean, Pamela Saint: SC 1, 2: HS 4, PC 1, 2, 3, 4: Sp C 2, 3, 4, Off Aid 3: St Asb 4: PC Sgt-at- Arms 4, pp. 40, 76, 35, 37, 187. Deason, Linda Kaye: pp. 221. Deason, Paula Diane: pp. 118, 221. D'Eath, Mike: pp. 111, 246. Deatherage, Sharon Kay: pp. 221. Deaton, James: Sp C 3, 4: FJA 4: Golf 1, 2, 3, 4: paper 4: Press Asb 4: Ath Honors 2, 3: pp. 103, 187. Deaton, Judy Ann: pp. 90, 124, 221. Dech, Ronald Perry: pp. 85, 125, 133, 221. Deckard, Patricia Elaine: pp. 94, 116,152,153, 221. Deemer, Rita Marie: pp. 221. DeGiusti, lda Joan: PC 3, 4: Sp C 3, FHA 4, Girls' PE 1, 4, pp. 121, 187. Di Guisti, Rick: pp. 222. DeGroat, Dawn Christine: pp. 110, 246. DeGroot, Hedy Irene: PC 3: Sp C 2, 3, 4: WAC 3: Girls' PE 2: Jr Asb 3: Scholastic Awards 3: pp. 187. Dellflunbrun, Nee Ann Syble: SC 1, 2:PC1,2:ComC2:SpC - 4, WAC 1, FBLA 4, sp C 1, Bio C 2: Lib Aid 1: FHA 1: Cho 2: Girls' PE 1, 2: Attended Ray- town South High School 1, 2, 3: pp. 125, 187. Denison, Jackie Sue: pp. 85, 87, 222. Denning, Kathy Louise: pp. 117, 246. Dennis, Diane: pp. 246. Dennis, Gregory Dean: pp. 139, 142, 165, 222. Dennis, Patricia Lou: SC 2: PC 1, 2, 3, Fr C 1, 2, Gr C 3, FJA 3, 4: OCIPA 2, 3: OIPA 2, 3: Hall Proc 3, 4: pp. 187. Dennis, Steve L. pp. 111, 246. Derebery, John Joseph: pp. 119, 161, 164, 246. Determan, Joe Henry: Determan, Patrick Louis: pp. 222. Determan, Tom Edward: pp. 246. Deupree, Cynthia Diane: SC 1: PC 1, 2, 3, 4: Lat C 2: Thes 4, Treas: Coun Aid 4: Girls PE 3, 4: All School Play Crew 2, 3: Jr Play Crew 3: pp. 85, 87, 128, 187. Dick, Gerre: Dickson, Nancy: pp. 187. Dill, Ken: SC 3: St HS 1, 2, 3, 4: Nat HS 3, 4: Lat C 2, 3: Gr C 3, 4: Gr C King 3, 4: Boys State 3: Oil Ex for Day 4: Comp cl 1, 2, 3, 4, Math C 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres 3, 4: Sc C 2, 3, Pres 3: Elec C 3, 4, V Pres 3, Pres 4: Nat'l Lt HS 1, 2: Sch Awards, Algebra 1, lst, Geometry 1st, Algebra 2 1st, pp. 123, 129, 134, 149, 164, 178, 187. Dies, Dean Faris: Sp C 2, 3: FB 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3: pp. 56, 187. Diefenderter, Stanley David: pp. 222. Dill, James Davis: pp. 135, 142, 164, 215, 222. Dill, Rebecca Joyce: pp. 141, 123, 187. Dinamore, Jim Gordon: Dinkines, Karen Sue: pp. 92, 117, 246. Dinsmore, Pat Lynn: pp. 92, 246. Distler, Michael Robert: pp. 111, 161, 246. Divelbiss, Charles: pp. 186. Divelbliss, Gordon: Sp Club 2, 3: pp. 187. Divelbiss, Deborah May: pp. 246. Dixon, Barry: Sp C 3, 4: FJA 3, 4: Golf 1, 2, 3, 4: paper 3, 4: Press Asb 3: Crew 3: Ath Hon Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, pp. 103, 187. Dixon, James: Dixon, Shirley Laverne: pp. 94, 222. Dodd, Vella Jo: PC 3, 4: 1-list 4: Sp C 3, 4: Chap 4: FJA 4, rep OCIPA 4: Sr Asb 4: Attended John Mar- shall High School 1, 2, FTA 1, 2, PC 1, 2, pp. 35, 37, 106, 116, 117, 187. Dodds, James: Gr Club 1, 2: Thes 1, 2: FB 1, 2: Spch Act 3: Debate 1, Attended Eldorado High School 1, 2: pp. 187. Dodds, Willa Kathleen: pp. 121, 246. Dodgen, Glenda Myrell: pp. 222. Dodson, Bruce Lawayne: pp. 142, 222. Dodson, Linda: pp. 222. Dodson, William: Sp C 2: FTA 4: Cho 2, 3, 4: Band 1: Tennis 4: Music Man 4: Cho Asb 2, 3, 4: Attended Phoenix Christian High School 1: pp, 125, 187. Doody, Catherine Elizabeth: pp. 222. Donham, Dianne Marie: pp. 118, 246. Donoho, Vickie Leona: Fr C 1, Drama 3: Cho 1, 2, 3, 4: pp. 187. Doody, Robert Matt: pp. 246. Doran, John David: pp. 121, 222. Doran, Shirley Marie: pp. 246. Dorn, Lloyd Allen: pp. 246. Dougherty, Eugene Paul: pp. 111, 246. Doughtery, Jack James: pp. 129, 222. Douglas, Charlotte Ann: PC 1, 2, 3: Med C 1, 2, 3, 4: 12-Yr 4: Cho 1, 2, 3, 4: pp. 142, 187. Douglas, Johnny Wayne: Douglas, Sandra Ann: pp. 222. Douglass, Marcia Louise: pp. 246. Doughty, Kathy: pp. 246. Daughty, Pete Smith, Jr.: pp. 246. Doughty, Robert Wendell: Downing, Richard Emmert: pp. 246. Downing, Steven Scott: pp. 222. Downing, Thomas: Drass, Diane Edna: pp. 121, 246. Drehmer, Nancy KBYI SC 4: Q85 4: HS 4: PC 2, 3, 4: Sp C Pres 2: FJA 4, Drama 3, OCIPA 4, off Aid 3: Cho 2: Girls PE 2, 3: N paper 4: All School Play 3: Press Asp 4, pp. 35, 96, 102, 107, 145. 187. Drommond, Cora Lee: pp. 187, Drum, Margaret: pp. 246. Drury, Margaret Anne: PC 2, 3: Sp C 2, FTA 3, Thes I: WAC 2, 3: Sci C 1: Bio C 2: Hall Proc 1, 2: Girls PE 1, pp. 113, 133. Drury, Michaele Eileen: pp. 92, 246. Ducharme, Denise: pp. 92, 246. Dugger, Sarah Lane: PC 1, 2, 3, 4: Sp C 2: Fr C 1: FTA 2: Drama 4: Med C 1, 2, 12-Yr C 4, FHA 3, Girls PE 1: Jr Play C 3: Christ- mas Asb 4: pp. 87, 154, 188. Dunavin, Charles: WAC 4: Cho 3: Cho Asb 3: pp. 99, 188. Duncan, Margaret Peggy: PC 1: Lat C 1, 2, 3: Com C 4: Girls PE 4: Jr Play C 3: pp. 188. Dunham, Michael: SC 3: Lat C 3: Math C 3: 12-Yr C 4: St HS 3: Maxima Cum laude 3: pp. 97, 187. Dunham, Rita Clair: pp. 92, 111, 246. Dunlap, Jerry Jerome: pp. 74, 222. Dunger, D.: pp. 107. Dutton, Ronald: FB 1, 2, 3: Wrest 1, 3: Track 1: Freshman Class Pop- ularity. pp. 154. Dwyer, Diane: PC 3, 4: Cheerleader NEHS 2: Fr C 1: Gr C 2, 3, 41 FJA 2, 3: OCIPA 4: OIPA 4: Girls PE 1, 2: Attended School at Wiesbaden, Germany 2: pp. 85, 87, 188. Dyer, W. Phillip: pp. 246. 246. Eason, Kinneth Louis: pp. 246. Eason, Martha Sue: pp. 222. East, Robert: SC 2, 3, 4: Sp C 2, 3: FBLA 4: 12-Yr C 4: Citizen wk off 4: Student store 2, 3, 4: pp. 48, 97, 153, 133. Eberle, Dietman Norbert: pp. 246. Echols, Karne Lizzate: pp. 222. Edde, David Paul: pp. 142, 246. Edde, Linda Kay: pp. 36, 124, 141, 142, 144, 133. Edwards, Jimmie Steven: Edwards, Vicki Jean: pp. 246. Edwards, Walker: pp. 111, 246. Eicher, Linda Fay: pp. 133. Eklund, Caroline lrene: pp. 90, 111, Eklund, John: Fr C 1, 2: FJA 3, 4: WAC 3, 4: FB 1: BB man 1: Mag 3, 4: Mag Asb 3, 4: pp. 99, 104, 188. Elder, Cynthia Ann: pp. 96. Elder, Leslie Wayne: Elder, Phillip Dale: pp. 222. Elder, Sendi: pp. 85, 161, 222. Elick, Donna: pp. 222. Elick, Donna Carol: Elick, Patricia Kay: Ott Aid 2: PE 1 2, 3, 4: Ath Honors 3: pp. 188. Elkins, Connie Alene: pp. 188. Elkins, Robert: HS 3, 4: Lat C 1, 2, 3, 4, Gr C 3, 4, Math C 3, 12-Y, 4, Nat'l Lat HS 1, 2, J, Play 3, Gr King Att 4: Oil Exe for a day 4, pp. 97, 149, 164, 133. Eller, Wayne Earl: pp. 79, 246. Elliott, Alan Bruce: Elliott, Deborah Sue: PC 1, 2, 3, 4: Cam c 4, Mad C 1, 2, C11f'1iC Aid 1: pp. 188. Elliott, Larry Vernon: Elliott, Toni Lee: pp. 141, 222. Ellis, Beverly Elaine: pp. 88, 92. Ellis, Charles: HS 3, 4: Sp C 1, 2, 3, 4: Math C 2, 3, Vice pres 4: Bio C 4: vice pres 2, 3: Comp cl 2, 3, Ml, Alpha Theta 2, 3, 4, Oil Exe for a day 4: state HS 1, 2, 3, 4: Biology 1st pl 2, chem 3rd pl 3: Alexander Fleming finalist 3: Scholastic awards 1, 2, 3, 4: pp. 134, 149, 164, 179, 133. Ellis, Frederick Lloyd: pp. 222. Ellis, Katherine Maureen: pp. 112, 123,131, 222. Ellis, Richard: pp. 188. Ellis, Richard: SC 4: Lat C 2: Sp C 1: Wrest 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseb 1, 2, 3: Cross-Coun 1, 2, 3: Track 2, 3: pp. 188. Ellwood, Sherry: HS 1, 2, 3, 4: PC 1, 2, 3, 4: Lat C 1, 2, 3, 4: Sp C 3, 1, 4: Med C 2: Coun Aid 3, 4: Nat'l Lat HS 1, 2, 3, 4: Miss Pi- rateer Att: Lat C Pres 4: JCL Treas 4: SC Lat Ill Award: Fresh- man Class Sec 1: Junior Class Treas 3: Jr Asb 3: pp. 85, 87, 110, 112, 113, 117, 142, 149, 169, 188, 213. Elswick, Susan Jane: PC 1, 2, 3, 4: Sp C 2: Cho 1: Girls PE 1: pp. 37, 133. Elmore, Barbara Ann: Emery, David: Emig, Jim Mitchell: Emmert, Jerry M.: pp. 127. Emmert, Rhonna Rae: Endsley, Ricky Joe: pp. 214, 222. Epp, Philip Leve: pp. 127. Epp, Steve Powell: pp. 127. Epps, Roger Milton: pp. 222. Erwin, Michael: Lat C 2, 3: Med C 1, 2: Sci C 1: FB 1, 2: Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4: Key Club 4: pp. 188. Estlinbaum, Judy Kay: Sp C 2: FTA 3, 4: 12-Yr Club 4: Hall Proc 4: El-lA 3, 4, Girls PE 1, 3, 4, El-lA Treas 4: pp. 97, 145, 188. Estrada, Ramona D.: Esty, Vickie Elaine: HS 2, 3, 4: PC 1, 2, 3, 4: Sp C 3: Nat'l HS 2, 3, 4, El-lA 1, 2, 3, 4, BB l, 2, 3, Baseb 1, 2, 3: FB Queen 2: Freshman Class Sec 1: Sopho- more Class Treas 2: Cheerleader 1, 2: FFA Sweetheart 1: Head Cheerleader 3: 1 and 2 at Lub- bock, Texas: pp. 85, 188. Evans, Anne Louise: pp. 88, 222, Evans, Kenneth Roger: pp. 222. Evans, Linda Rae: Evans, Louis Baker: Evans, Valerie C.: pp. 92, 116, 159, 222. Evans, Vivian Renee: Ewers, Michael SC 1: Sp C 2, 3, 4, WAC 3, 4: FB 3: Baseb 2, 3, 4: pp. 188, 189. - F - Fagg, Janis Dedra: pp. 33, 87, 189. Fallin, Brenda Annette: pp. 222. Fallon, Christopher: pp. 189. Fallon, Joe B.: pp. 121, 164, 247. Falwell, Debora Lynn: pp. 222. Francher, Cheryl Ann: pp. 189. Farha, Mike Stan: pp. 247. Farlow, Shelby Jean: PC 1, 2: Sp C 3: Fr C 2: DE 4: Spch Act 2: pp. 189. Farlow, Sherry Lynn: pp. 154, 247. Farmer, Lonna L.: pp. 92, 118, 247. Farris, David Louis: pp. 247. 269 Fass, Marianne: pp. 121, 141, 247. Faul, Cynthia Lee: pp. 164, 222, 247. Faul, James: FB San Diago: Track San Diego: Wrest San Diego: pp. 189. Faulkner, Mary Ethel: pp. 189. Faulkner, Robert Eugene: pp. 247. Faulkner, Sherry Lynn: pp. 85, 91, 112, 222. Fearnow, Kenneth Lee: pp. 142, 144, 222. Ferguson, Nancy Carolyn: pp. 94, 116,121,125, 222. Ferguson, Pamela Anne: pp. 111, 133,141,247. Ferguson, Rodney R.: pp. 222. Ferguson, W. Scott: pp. 110, 247. Ferguson, O. Wayne: pp. 137, 247. Fehr, Bunny Jane: pp. 89, 92, 128, 189. Fehrenbach, Toniann: pp. 152, 247. Ferry, Emily Beth: Lat C 1, 2, 3, 41 Nat'l Latin HS 1, 2: Girls PE 1: pp. 189. Feuerborn, John Randy: Bucaneers 3: Gr C 3: Band 1: Sr Asb 4: pp. 189. Feuerston, Mary Nell: Drama 3: Photo C 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec 3: Chorus 2: pp. 189. Ficklin, Thomas: FB Big Springs Texas: pp. 41, 189. Fields, James Andrew: FB 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4: pp. 56, 58, 37, 223. File, Jerrold Erwin: pp. 17, 223. Flippo, Gary Lynn: pp. 247. Filippo, Sammy Gerold: pp. 247. Finefrock, Steven Wayne: pp. 223. Finley, Cynthia Sue: pp. 223. Finley, Dale: SC 3: Fr C 2, 3: Key Club 4: FCA 4: BB 1: Tennis 3: Fr King Att 4: pp. 158, 189. Finley, Diane: pp. 92, 111, 114, 159, 247. Finnigan, Robert Mike: pp. 223. Fisher, Claradene: pp. 85, 93, 112, 121, 223. 1, 2, 3, 4: Sp C 2, 4: Off Aid 2, 4: FHA 3, 4, Sec 4: Sr Asb 4: pp. 87, 116, 128, 145, 189. Franz, Anita: pp. 124, 152, 223. Fraser, Ginger Ann: pp. 87, 223. Frazer, Doug James: pp. 223. Frazier, Janet: pp. 120, 247. Frazier, Paul Stephen: pp. 58, 80, 223. Fread, Dorothy Jean: pp. 117, 134, 247. Frederick, Gerald: BB 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseb 1, 3, 4: FHA Sweetheart 4: Buccaneer 4: pp. 62, 63, 95, 147, 189. All City Honorable Mention 3: BB: Freed, Lynda Carlene: pp. 85, 116, 124,141,142,144, 223. Freeman, Jean: pp. 223. Freeman, Sara Jean: Freeman, Virginia Carol: PC 1, 2, 3: Spch 1: pp. 189. Frees, Cathy: pp. 223. French, Beverly Ann: French, David Arthur: pp. 223. Fenzer, Doug: French, Lyle Wayne: Sp C 2: pp. 134, 190. Frity, George William: Frusher, Theresa Ann: SC 1, 3, 4: PC12 34 LatC2SchAct1- , , , i : P , Jr Asb 3: Sr Asb 4: pp. 91, 190. Fry, Stacy Brittain: pp. 137. Fultz, Patricia Ann: SC 2: PE 1: Off Aid 2, pp. 190. Funkhouser, Patricia Helen: pp. 223. Furman, Sharon Ruth: PC 1, 2, 3, 4: SpC 1: FTA 2, 3, 4: Historian Med c 2, 3, 4, FBLA 4, pp. 125, 152, 190. Furrh, Nancy LaRue: - G - Gabbert, Richard Lee: pp. 58, 74, 252. Gabbert, Theresa Cay: 12-Yr C: Hall Proc 1: pp. 76, 97, 190. Gabel, Patricia Ruth: pp. 91, 223. Fishel, Stephen Mark: pp. 247. Fisher, Fred Dale: pp. 189. Fishman, Stephen Jay: pp. 223. Fleming, John Arther: pp. 247. Fleming, Oney Z.: pp. 223. Fleming, Patricia Anne: pp. 247. Fleming, Sidney Hugh: pp. 223. Fletcher, David: Fletcher Deranda Jean: pp. 247. Fletcher, Pat Gelene: Floyd, Randi Lyn: pp. 189. Flynn, Joseph Michael: pp. 223. Foglesong, Steve William: pp. 247. Folsom, Linda Kay: pp. 247. Foote, Susan Lee: pp. 247. Forbes, Cathey Ann: pp. 223. Forbes, Gregory Ray: Lat C 2: FB 1, 2 3 4 Trac 189., : k 1, 2, 3: pp. 56, 58, Ford, Jerry Dale: Ford, Linda Ann: pp. 189. Ford, Linda Darlene: pp. 87, 247. Ford, Marlene Brenda: Ford, Tommy: Sp C 2, 3: FB 1: Wrest 3i PP. 189. Forenback, Lony Ann: Forgue, Larry Andrew: Fork, Georgiann: SC 4: HS 3, 4: PC 1 2 3 4 Sp C 1 2 FTA 1 1 ,z ,,3,4: 4: Bio C 2: Girls PE 2, 3, 4: Oil Exe for a day 4: pp. 76, 149, 189. Foster, Edward Lee: Foster, Louevelyn: pp. 223. Fowler, William: FB 1, 2, 3, 4: BB 1, 2: Track 1, 2: fattertded school in Kansas City Mo.: pp. 57, 58, 189. Fowler, Carde Ruth: pp. 107, 97, 189. Fowler, Linda Kay: pp 152, 223. Frakes, Rosemary: pp. 223. Franklin, Linda Sue: pp. 223. Franklin, Sandra Kay: SC 1, 2: PC 270 Gable, Linda Kay: PC 1, 2, 3, 4: Sp C 2: Med C 2: Off Aid 3, 4: FHA 3: pp. 87, 190. Gaither, John Alfred: pp. 127, 223. Galloway, James Thomas: pp. 252. Gann, Martha Jane: pp. 223. Gardenhire, Jonone: pp. 94, 118, 252. Garland, Margaret Alice: Garrison, Deborah: Garrison Shirley Betty: pp. 252. Garrison, Sylvia Marie: pp. 133, 223. Garrison, Garrison, Wilma Gayle: pp. 223. William: Garrity, Claude Phillip: pp. 252. Gates, Connie Jean: pp. 252. Gauldin, John Robert: pp. 85, 96, 117, 223. Gebhart, B. Jeanne: pp. 133, 252. Geiger, Michael Don: pp. 224. Gentry, Sharron Marie: Gaiger, Kenny: Sp C 2, 3: 12-Yr C: Band 1, 2: FB 1: Wrest 1, 2, 3, 4: C Country 3: pp. 73. Gibbany, Wayne Alan: pp. 252. Gibbs, Richard: Sp C 1, 2: Swim 2, 3, 4, pp. 79, 190. Gibson, Pamela Jane: Volly B Team: pp. 190. Gibson, Terry Dixon: pp. 252. Giessmann, John David: pp. 79, 224. Gilchrist James Allen SC f 2 1, 2, 4: Treas inter-city 4: Lat C 2, 3, 4: NFL 2. 3, 4, Pres: 12-Yr c 4, NHS 2, 3: Debate 2, 3: MUSIC Man: All School Play Talent Asb 3, 4: Sr Asb: pp. 85, 94, 96, 113, 141 161 190 213 Gilchrist, Jde Thomas: 'sc 1, 2, 3, 4, Pal' 1, 3, Pres 4: HS 3, 4: Lat C 1, 2, 3: NFL 1, 2, 3, 4, thas 3, 4: 12-Yr C: NLHS 1, 2: Cho 4: Spch Act 2, 4: Debate 1, 2, 3: Mr. Pirateer: Boy's State: Dir of City Leadership Conf: NASC Con- vention Class Pres 1: Music Man lleadl All School Play 1, 3: Talent Asb 3, 4: Chor Asb Jr Asb 3: SC Speech Award: Oil Exe: Inter- City SC: Okla. Del House of Burgesses: pp. 34, 36, 41, 85, 96, 142, 143, 149, 164, 170, 190. Giles, Arilda Belle Uaneti: pp. 252. Giles, Gloria J.: pp. 153, 252. Gill, Jeanette Suzanne: pp. 87, 244. Gill, Kenneth Dean: pp. 224. Gillespie, James Michael: pp. 252. Gilley, Richard Gilley: pp. 116, 224. Gilliam, Dwain Lee: pp. 224. Gilliam, Thomas Howard: SC 3: Lat C 1, 2: Gr C 3: pp. 190. Gillmore, John Thomas: pp. 224, 252. Gilmore, Mary Jane: pp. 90, 133, 224. Gilpatrick, Lana Jean: pp. 252. Gilpin, Carol Sue: pp. 224. Gilpin, Linda Lee: pp. 52, 125, 224. Ginter, Toni Marie: Gist, Cynthia Ann: pp. 52, 91, 153, 215, 225. Glason, Linda Lynette: pp. 90, 101, 1:06, 107, 252, 265. Gleason, David: pp. 252. Glenn, Anne Prowell: SC 3, 4: PC 1, 2, 3, 4, cheefl 2, NLHS FHA 3, 4: FB Queen Att 4: Wrest Queen Att 4: Ideal Date Att 3, 4: Key C Sweetheart Att 4: Music Man 4: Jr Asb: Track Queen 3: Bison Relay Queen Att 3: pp. 42, 44, 52, 61, 65, 75, 92, 159, 164, 165, 190. Glenn, Charles D.: pp. 252. Goad, Jerry Wayne: pp. 252. Goble, Charles Chuck: pp. 252. Goble, Donna Louise: pp. 252. Godwin, Bobby Glenn: pp. 111, 252. Godwin, Peggy Lynn: pp. 91, 124. Goff, David Randal: pp. 36, 39, 14O,141,142,144,164. Goff, Linda Sue: SC 1: SHC 1, 2, 3, 4: Nat H5 3, 4: Med C 2, 3, 4: 12-Yr 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Oil Exe for a day 4: pp. 132, 137, 142, 190. Gofourth, Susan Ann: Sp C 1, 2, 3, 4: WAC 2, 3: 4-H 1, 2, 3: Off Aid 1, 3, 4: pp. 190. Gold, Henry: pp. 117, 224. Golden, John William: pp. 121, 252. Goldstein, Harvey Dene: Sp C 2, 3: Photo C 3, 4: 12-Yr 4: pp. 97, 190. Goins, Ola Beth: St HC 1, 2, 3, 4: HS 3, 4: PC 1, 2, 3, 4: Gr C 3, 4: FTA 1: NEL 1: Off Aid 3, 4: Hall Proc 2: Nat'l Lat HS 1, 2, 3, 4: Debate 1: Jr Asb 3: Sr Asb 4: Warr Acres Councilman for a day 4, pp. 35, 87, 112, 142, 164, 190. Goodger, Christine Lee: pp. 252. Goodger, Sylvia Darlene: pp, 252. Goodline, Maxine Gail: pp. 120, 133, 141, 252. Goodman, Gaye Lynn: pp. 94, 111, 252. Goodman, Jimilene: SC 2, 3, 4: PC, 1, 2, 3, 4, off Aid 1, 2, 3, FHA 2, 3, 4: Vice Pres: Jr Asb Crew 1, 2: pp. 93, 145, 190. Goodrich, John Leslie: pp. 252. Gordon, Kathrine Anne: pp. 90, 116, 124, 224. Gordon, Larry Joe: pp. 224. Gordon, Tela Alice: 12-Yr 4: Girls PE 1, 2, 3, pp. 190. Goree, William: Tulsa Rogers 1, 2: Boys PE: pp. 190. Gosdin, Deborah Kay: pp. 252. Gosdin, Sharon Louise: pp. 85, 224. Goss, Donald: pp. 190. Gossman, Linda: pp. 133, 224. Grace, Kenneth: Sp C 2, 3: FB 2, 3: pp. 154, 155, 190. Gracia, Lilli Ann: PC 1, 2, 3: FR C 2: pp. 190. Graham, James Al: Gr C 2: pp. 190. Grahan, Christine Nuebig: pp. 110, 252. Gramlick, Nick Gregory: Grant, Michael: SC 1, 4: Lat C 2: BB 1: Track 1: pp. 190. Grantham, Sheri Lynn: pp. 252. Gray, Ethel Irene: pp. 85, 93, 112, 113,118,141,144, 224. Gray, Lenora Sue: SC 2: HS 2: PC 1, 2, 3: Lat C 1, 2: Gr C 3: NLHS 1, 2: All School Play Crew: pp. 94, 191. Gray, Nancy Lee: pp. 121, 128, 252. Gray, Shirley Lee: pp. 252. Green, Barton L.: pp. 252. Green, Bobby James: pp 224. Green, Catherine Ruth: Sp C 1, 2, ,3 4: FTA 3: Math C 2: Bir C 2: Cho 2: fAttended Armyo High School, Fairbield, California 1, 2:1 pp. 117, 191. Greenwood, Jackie Kay: pp. 94, 116, 252. Greenwood, Molly Dianne: pp. 76, 87, 116, 224. Greeson, Joe Patterson: pp. 224. Gremillion, Elizabeth Anne: FTA 4: FJA 4: WAC 2: Med C 4: FHA 4: pp. 124, 152, 191. Gremillion, John William: pp. 225. Grett, Margaret Beatrice: pp. 252. Greyson, Richard Clifford: pp. 225. Griffin, Gary Russell: pp. 158, 252. Griffin, James Gilbert: pp. 120, 158, 225. Griffin, Rober Lynn: pp. 58, 252. Griffin, Ted: Sp C 2, 3, 4: FJA 4: OCIPA 4: Band 1: Key Club: pp. 107, 158, 191. Griffith, Jimmy Don: pp. 126, 225, 191. Griffith, Linda Lee: HS 3, 4: Spch C 3: Lib Aid 3, 4: Okla State HS 2, 3, 4: pp. 76,126,149,191. Griggs, Alvin Lee: Grimes, James David: pp. 116, 252. Grimes, Mipr Mineth: sc 3, PC 2, 3, Lat C 4: NLHS 1, 2, 3, 4: Cho 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1: Ann 3: paper 2, 3: Class Sec 1: Talent Asb 4: High notes 4: Attended Waurika 1, 2, 3, pp. 110, 142, 144, 145, 191. Grimes, Vici Tanthe: SC 3: PC 1, 2, 3: Lat C 4: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4: Cho 1, 2, 3, 4: paper 3: Treas 1: Talent Asb 4: Cho- 1, 2, 3, 4: High notes :Attended Waurika 1, 2, 3, pp. 142, 144, 145, 191. Gritzmaker, Larry Gene: pp. 111, 252. Grogan, Terrance Michael: pp. 94, 98, 111, 161, 252. Grove, Robert Joe: pp. 225. Groves, Sally Jane: pp. 252. Grovenburg, Wm. Grant: pp. 252. Grubbs, Carolyn Lee: pp. 142, 224. Grussendorf, Steve Cody: Gudell, Thomas Wm: pp. 252. Guernsey, Carole Marlene: pp. 252. Guernsey, Kathryn Anne: pp, 120, 252. Guilford, Roger Craig: pp. 121, 252. Guthrie, Terri Michelle: pp. 76, 90, 124, 128, 153, 225. -H- Hackney, Douglas Keith: Hackney, Philip Dee: Hackney, William: Haeger, Mike: pp. 252. Hagen, Bill C.: pp. 252. Hagerty, Nancy: pp. 249, 253. Haggard, Matsha: pp. 85, 88, 94, 96,111,141, 249, 253. Haggard, Robert: pp. 117, 191. Haithcock, Jeanne: pp. 249, 253. Hale, Phyllis: pp. 94, 111, 249, 253. Haley, David: pp. 112, 249, 253. Halfmoon, Rebecca: pp. 90, 125, 226. Hall, Diana: pp. 85, 110, 113, 149, 225. Hall, Frederick: SC 2, 3, FB 3, Wrest 2, PE 1, 4, pp. 191. Hall, Gary: Band 1, 2, 3, Swim 1, pp. 191. Hall, Larry: pp: 225. Hall, Vivian: pp. 120, 137, 141, 142, 225. Hambay, Pamela: pp. 137, 138, 141, 249, 253. Hamilton, Edward: pp. 225. Hamilton, Jean: Hamlin, Stephen: Sp C 2, 3, FB 2, PE 1, pp. 41, 191. Hammack, Sandra: pp. 85, 87, 225. Hammond, Carla: pp. 94, 118, 225. Hammock, Richard: BB 2, Track 2, PE 1, 3, Hammond, John: pp. 225. Hamp, Susan: Lat C 2, 3, Sp C 1, 12-Yr, NLHS 2, pp. 113, 191. ' Hampton, Charlene: pp. 225. Hampton, Nancy: pp. 92, 249, 253. Hand, Debbie: pp, 225. Hand, Gary: pp. 58, 249, 253. Handke, Judy: pp. 116, 249, 253. Handke, Phil: pp. 225. Hankla, Mike: pp. 249, 253. Hanks, Cynthia: SC 2, 3, 4, HS 4, PC 1, 2, 3, Parli 4, Lat C 1, 2, 3, Fr C 3, 4, FTA 1, 12-Yr 4, coun aid 3, Nat'l Lat HS 1, 2, 3, Spch Act 1, 2, Fr Q att 4, all sch pl crew 2, talent asb crew 2, 4, Edmond Scholastic 2nd pl in Fr 1, 3, Auxilium Latinum cum laude 1, 2, 3, St HS 1, 2, 3, 4, lnter- City Visitation Day 2, 3rd pl Roman Life and History-State Contest Bartlesville 3, pp. 85, 87, 97,12O,121,141,191. Hanks, Marsha: pp. 92. Hanks, Nancy: pp. 121, 144, 249, 253. Hansbro, Sondra: Teachers Aid 2, pp. 191. Hanshew, Duane: Hanson, Neill: pp. 191. Hanson, Rae Jean: pp. 225. Hapke, Daniel: pp. 137, 225. Haplan, Barbara: Hardwicke, Sharla: pp. 111, 249, 253. Harkey, Cathleen: pp. 191. Harms, Linda: pp. 225. Harp, Ema: pp. 120, 191. Harp, Ted: pp. 79, 249, 253. Harrell, Kenneth: pp. 249, 253. Harris, Becky Ann: pp. 116, 249, 253. Harris, Becky: Harris Gaylen: NFL 2, 3, DECA 4, Chor 2, 3, Debate 2, Cho Asb 2, 3, pp. 154, 191. Harris, Linda: NHS 3, 4, PC 1, 2, Sp C 3, 4, WAC 4, Hall Proc 3, 4, St HS 1, 2, 3, 4, Sp Award 1, Gr Certificate of Merit 3, Class Sc- holarship 1, 2, 3, 4, Edmond Sc- holastic Meet 1, Top Ten Seniors 4, Gr C HS 4, Phillips Uni Honors Day 2, Valedictorian 4, pp. 98, 118,142,164,179,191. Harris, Marcia: PC 3, Com C 4,FBLA 4, off Aid 1, PE 1, 2, pp. 149, 191, 225. Harris, Marsha: pp. 85, 93, 96, 151, 152, 191, 214. Harris, Martha: pp. 85, 150. Harris, Mary: Harris, Randy: pp. 249, 253. Harris, Robert: pp. 225. Harris, Thomas: Sp C 1, 2, 3, 4, 12- YY 3, 4, PE 1, pp. 191. Harris, Tommy: pp. 191, 249, 253. Hart, George: Gr C 3, 12-Yr 4, pp. 192. Hart, Janice: pp. 133, 249, 253, Harth, Frederick: Harth, Monti: pp. 249, 253. Hartman, Kathleen: Hartman, Katyh: pp. 249, 253. Hartman, Gerry: pp, 249, 253, Hartman, Olivia: Hartpence, Susan: pp. 249, 253, Hastings, Marsha: pp. 249, 253. Hatch, Sinda: pp. 116. Hatfield, Sharon: HS 4, PC 4, Lat C 2, 3, Med C 3, Hall Proc 3, G Cho 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Cho 2, 3, 4, Tal Asb 4, cho asb 2, 3, 4, Girls Sextet 2, 4, pp. 88, 111, 192. Hatfield, Stephen: pp. 140, 142, 249, 253. Hathcock, Robert: pp. 112, 137, 225. Hatt, Lynda: pp. 111, 135, 137, 138, 232, 249, 253. Hawkins, Houston: pp. 110, 249, 253. Hawkins, Judith: pp. 92, 161, 225. Hawkins, Skipper: pp, 67, 249, 253, Haws, Lynn: Hayden, Suzanne: pp. 192. Hayes, Cynthia: pp. 92, 225. Haynes, Mark: HS 1, Sp C 2, 3, Jr Asb Crew, Sr Asb Crew 4, pp, 192. Haynes, Scott: pp. 225. Haynes, Walter: Elec C 4, PE 1, Chem C 3, pp. 129, 192. Hays, Leslie: PC 1, 2, 3, 4, Lib Aid lf 2: FHA 1, 2, 3, Cho 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, Ann Staff 3, pp, 90, 192. Hayward, Jutta: Q85 4, PC 4, Sp C 21 Gr C 3, FTA 4, FJA 3, 4, 'WAC 4: 12-Yr 4, OCIPA 4, OIPA 4i Paper Staff 3, press asb 4, pp. 49, 90, 97, 102, 107, 124, 192. Hazels, Caroline: pp. 85, 87, 192. Head, Judy: pp. 141, 144, 249, 253. Healy, Richard: pp. 249, 253. Heasley, Harold: Photo C 4, Ann 4, pp. 32, 101, 192, 265. Heck, Carolyn: pp. 225. Hedges, Chris: pp. 249, 253. Hedges, William: pp. 192. Hedrick, Sandra: PC 1, 2, Sp C 2, 3, 4, FBLA 4, Asst to Leon 2, 3, Concessions 3, pp. 192. Hefner, Trudy: pp. 91, 107, 225. Heid, Patricia: pp. 120, 249, 253. Heiiding, Mike: pp. 161, 225. Heierding William: pp. 255, 67. Heinen, James: pp. 225, 249, 253. Heinrichs, Judy: pp. 249, 253. Heitzler, Don: Heldenbrand, Martin: pp. 112, 225. Hellman, Linda: pp. 110, 226. Henderson, Peggy: pp. 253. Henderson, Richard: Fr C 2, 3, C Country 1, 2, Track 1, 2, pp. 192. Hendrick, Jana: pp. 249, 253. Hendrix, Judy: PC 1, Com C 4, Sp C 2, FTA 2, 3, 4, treas 4, Cho 1, 2, 3, Sec 4, Cho Sweet 4, Music Man 4, Tal Asb 4, Cho Asb 1, 2, 3, 4, Down in the Valley 3, Westside Birdie. 2, Hi-Notes vice pres 3: pp. 124, 125, 142, 143, 192. Henniger, Chris: SC 2, Sp C 2, Band 1, 2, 3, Press Asb 2, West Side Birdie 2, Jr Asb 2, 3, Sr Asb 3: pp. 192. Henrich, Steve: pp. 140, 249, 253. Henrich, Steve B.: pp. 140, 142. Henry, Janet: pp. 145, 226. Hensley, Johnny: pp. 226, 250, 254, 110. Hensley, Johnny L.: Henson, Janie: Sp C 2, 3, FTA 2, FJA 2, 3, OCIPA 2, 3, OIPA 2, 3, Cho 1, 2, paper 3, pp. 154, 192. Henthorne, Barbara: pp. 226. Henthorne, Brenda: pp. 250, 254. Herbert, Jane: PE 2, 3, pp. 192. Herndon, Vicki Lynn: pp. 116, 137, 250, 254. Herold, Darlene: pp. 226. Herschberger, Omega: pp. 250, 254. Hewlett, Jonnalen: pp. 118, 124, 133, 149, 226. Hiatt, Carol: pp. 112, 135, 137, 138, 226. Hibbert, Barbara: pp. 137, 250, 254. Hibbert, Ethel: pp. 137, 226. Hicks, David: pp. 226. Hicks, James: Lat C 2, 3, Elec C 4, Swim 2, 3, 4, PE 1, Concession 1, 4, pp. 192, 79. Hicks, Karen: HS 4, PC 1, 2, 3, Lat C 1, Sp C 2, 3, FTA 1, 2, 3, NFL 4, 12-Yr 4, Hall Proc 3, 4, Cho 4, Music Man crew 4, pp. 97, 192. Hicks, Ronald: pp. 192. Hicks, Steven: pp. 250, 254. Hicock, William: Sp C 1, 2, 3, WAC 2, 3, 4, FBLA 4, Bio C 3, PE 1, 2, Key c 4, pp. 98, 153, 192. Hier, Charles: pp. 130, 134, 226. Higgin, James: pp. 226. Higgins, John: Sp C 2, 12-Yr 4, pp. 193. Hill, Cynthia Joan: SC 1, 2, PC 1, 2, 3, 4, Sp C 1, 2, FJA 4, OCIPA 4, Off Aid 3, 4, Hall Proc 2, Ann 4, Wrest Queen 4, Ann Queen 4, Sec Tres 4, Ann Asb 4, Sr Asb Crew 4, pp. 40, 44, 75, 76, 87, 101, 193, 107, 192, 265, 175, 106. Hill, Cynthia Louise: pp. 84, 118, 128, 250, 254. Hiller, Rebecca: pp. 90, 250, 254. Hinkle, Phillis: PC 1, 2, 3, 4, Lat C 2, 3, 12-Yr 4, Off Aid 4, NLHS 3, pp. 87, 193. Hinkle, Richard: pp. 250, 254. Hinshaw, Donald: pp. 139, 142, 250, 254. Hinkston, Donna: Hinkston, Dorothy: pp. 226. Hinshaw, Sherry: pp. 88, 226. Hix, Richard: Hlpphyi, Jerry: pp. 110, 133, 145, 164, 250, 254. Hodam, Paula: SC 3, PC 1, 2, 3, rep for Sp c 2, 3, FBLA 3, 4, pp. 193. Hodge, James: Bucc. 3, pp. 193. Hodge, Luann: pp. 192. Hodges, Thaddeus: pp. 226. Hotfines, Dean: Hohmann, Craig: Sp C 3, Bio C 2, BB 2, 3, Baseb 2, 3, 4, pp. 193. Holder, Danny: pp. 226. Holcomb, Rhonda: pp. 226. Hollis, Constance: pp. 193. Holloway, Jim: pp. 254. Holmes, Linda: pp. 250, 254. Holms, William: Holstein, Jon: Holt, Connie: pp. 100, 135, 137, 144, 145, 226, 265. Holt, Michael: Sp C 2, BB 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseb 1, 2, 3, 4, Ath Honors 2, 3, pp. 63, 64, 144, 193. Holtzheimer, Paul: pp. 94, 226. Honnegger, Joanese: pp. 85, 116, 226. Hooten, Robert: pp. 226. Hoover, Gretchen: pp. 137, 144, 250, 254. Hoover, Jim: pp. 250, 254. Hopkins, John: pp. 250, 254. Hopson, Thomas: pp, 250, 254, Horn, Ralph: pp. 142, 226. Horn, Robert: pp. 250, 254. Horne, Vicky: HS 4, PC 1, 2, 3, 4, Sp C 2, 3, 4, WAC 3, 4, Med C 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, pp. 91, 99, 132, 193. Horner, Glen: 12-Yr C 4, NLHS 2, 3, pp. 193. Hornick, Joseph: pp. 226. Horst, Barbara: pp. 116, 153, 226. Horton, Lahn: pp. 250, 254. Horton, Nancy: pp. 101, 250, 254, 265. Horvat, Edward: pp. 226. Hotchkiss, Patricia: pp. 85, 93, 226. Hough, Ken: pp. 250, 254. House, Gary: pp. 193. Howard, Ella: pp. 193. Howard, Perry: pp. 193. Howells, David: SC 1, St HS 1, 2, 3, Lat C 1, 2, 3, 4, NLHS 1, 2, FB Man 3, Scholastics Awards in Latin, Attended Edmond Scholas- tic meet Algebra 1, Oil Exe for a day 4, pp. 41, 112, 193. Howells, Richard: pp. 67, 112, 226. Hoyd, Sue: pp. 226. Hoyer, Ken: Sp C 2, 3, BB 1, pp. 193. Hubalka, Larry: pp. 193. Huckaby, Barbara: PC 1, 2, 3, 4, Sp C 3, Drama 3, 12-Yr C 4: OCIPA 3, Off Aid 4, FHA 4, Girls PE 4, Spch 2, Jh Play Crew 3, pp. 87, 97, 145, 193. Hudgins, Donald: Hudson, Kathleen: pp. 85, 93, 116, 226. Hudson, Sara Jolene: Lat C 2, FBLA V-Pres 4, Hi-notes 4, FHA 1, Cho 1, V-Pres 2, 3, 4, Music Man 4, Jr Play Crew 3, Cho Asb 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr Asb Crew 3, Sr Asb Crew 4, Class Sec 8. Treas 1: PP- 142, 144, 153, 162, 193. Hudspeth, Tommy: pp. 226. Huff, Lauren: pp. 104, 107, 132, 133, 226. Huggins, Donald: pp. 53, 58, 67, 117, 215, 226. Huggins, Ronald: pp. 58, 37, 111, 114, 226. Hughart, Charlotte: pp. 88, 111, 164. Hughes, Benny: pp. 92, 226. Hughes, Bernard: Hughes, Betty: pp. 90, 250, 254. Hughes, Cherly: pp. 49. Hughes, Larry: pp. 226. Hughes, Penny: pp. 91, 227. Hughes, Sherry: PC 1, 2, Sp C 2: FTA 1, 2, 3, 4, FJA 4, Stcraft 4, WAC 2, 12-Yr C 4, OCIPA 3, 4, Hall Proc 2, paper 4, Press Asb 4, pp. 102, 193. Hukill, Ronnie: pp. 250, 254. Hulin, Hollie: PC 1, Fr C 3, Drama 4, Photo C 2, Girls PE 1, Music Man Crew 4, pp. 193. Hulseberg, Paul: pp. 250, 254. Humphrey, Candace: PC 1, Sp C 2, 3, Off Aid 1, 2, 3, pp. 193. Humphrey, John: Hunt, Linda: pp. 94, 111, 227, 250, 254. Hunt, Raydra: SC 2, 4, PC 1, 2, 3, 4, Com C Pres 4, FTA 2, 3, WAC 2, Coun Aid 3, 4, Hi-Notes 4, Band 1, Debate 2, Lat Att 3, Class Sec 2, Music Man Crew 4, All sch play crew 2, 3, 4, Jr play crew 3, Jr Asb crew 3, Sr Asb crew 4, pp. 85, 93, 94, 96, 112, 144, 150, 193. Hunter, Brenda: pp. 92, 118, 250, 254. Hunting, Gillian: pp. 88, 120, 121, 141, 250, 254. Hunting, Hollace: SC 4, Fr C 1, 2, Girls PE 1, 2, 3, 4, Tal Asb 4, Music Man 4, Sr Asb 4, pp. 87, 94, 169, 193. 271 C. 2, FFA 1, Off. Aid 2, Hall Hurayt, Andrea: pp. 107, 121, 128, 160, 161, 250, 254. Huston, Phillip: pp. 119, 250, 254. Hutchinson, Janice: Hutton, Enice: Hulton, Marion: pp. 250, 254. Hutton, Sharon: pp. 85, 87, 120, 227. Hyatt, Clifford: pp. 144, 194. Hyde, Ted: pp. 227. .. I - Imhoff, Randy Michael: pp. 250, 254. lngle, Donna Suzanne: PC 2, Sp C 2, 4, Gr C 3, Girls PE 1, Spch Act 2, pp. 194. Ingram, Terry: pp. 90, 98, 124, 115, 227. Ireland, Victoria Lynn: pp. 92, 250, 254. lreton, Sheryl Ann: pp. 116, 251. lreton, Robert Durward: pp. 137, 227. Irish, Paula Elaine: pp. 85, 93, 106, 116, 227. Irwin, Elaine: pp. 227. Irwin, Margaret: pp. 251. Isabell, Mary Kathryn: HS 4, PC 1, 2, 3, 4, Lat C 2, 3, 4, Sp C 3, Med C 1, C Aid 2, 3, 4, Nat'I Lat HS 2, 3, 4, Cho 1, Jr Play 3, Cho Asb 1, Lat C Rep 3, Lat C Treas 4, pp. 38, 85, 87, 11O,112, 113, 194. Isabel, Michael J.: pp. 79, 85, 251. Ivens, Pamela Sue: SC 2, 3, 4, Trea 4, Q85 2, 3, 4, HS 1, 2, 4, PC 1, 2, 3, 4, Lat C 2, 3, 4, FTA 3, 4, FJA 2, 3, 4, Med C 2, OCIPA 2, 3, 4, OIPA 2, 3, 4, Nat'l Lat HS 2, 3, 4, FHA 4, Girls PE 2, Ann 3, 4, Spch 4, Candidate-Miss Pirateer 4, Lat Empress 3, All- School Play 3, Jr Play Crew 3, Tal Asb 4, Crew 3, 4, Ann Asb 3, Crew 3, Jr Asb 3, Sr Asb 4, pp. 35, 87, 94, 101, 107, 112, 113, 125, 145, 169, 194, 265. -J- Jackson, Barbara Sue: pp. 251. Jackson, Belinda: pp. 227. Jackson, James William: Fr C 2, 3, 4, WAC 2, 3, FBLA 4, Sci C 2, sip 2, 3, pp. 194. Jacobs, Connie Sue: pp. 251. Jacobson, Diane Louise: pp. 227. Jacoby, Randle Stephen: Sp C 3, - 12-Yr C 4, Wrest I, 2, 3, 4, Coun 2, Co-Capt Wrest Team - 2nd Mid-State Conf., Spanish Matador Att 4, pp. 40, 70, 71, 97, 118, 194. Jacoby, Walter: pp. 194. Jacoby, Walter William: Jaffray, Sherleen: pp. 94, 227. James, Bonnie Jean: pp. 93, 118, 132, 145, 227, 253. James, Charles William: Sp C 2, 3, WAC 1, 2, 3, 4, Med C 2, 3, WAC Treas 4, pp. 98, 123, 194. James, Cynthia Kay: pp. 111, 114, 145, 227. James, Don Alan: pp. 251. Jameson, Paula Kaye: pp. 125, 227. Jacques, Larry Don: pp. 251. Jaworsky, Jomary Carleen: pp. 251. Jayroe, Deborah Ann: pp. 92, 251. Jayroe, Robert Durward: SC 3, Lat C 2, 3, FB 3, Baseb 1, 2, 3, 4, pp. 194. Jefferies, Patricia Vaugan: pp. 251. Jenkins, Cynthia Bryn: Summa Cum Laude Nat'l APSL Test 1, SC 4, HS 3, 4, PC 1, 2, 3, 4, La: c 1, 2, 3, 4, Chap 3, Gr C 3, 4, Chap 3, Treas 4, Thes 3, 4, Math C 2, 3, 12-Yr C 4, Sec-Treas 4, Off Aid 3, C Aid 3, 4, Nat'l Lat HS 1, 2, 3, 4, All Sch Play 3, J, Play 3, Jr Asb 3, 2nd in Lat at 4, C 4, C 272 Edmond Scho Meet, 2, pp. 85, 87, 94, 97, 112, 142, 194. Jenkins, Phyllis Jean: pp. 251. Jenkins, Robert Earl: pp. 251. Jennings, James Allen Ill: pp. 110, 112, 113, 161, 227. Jensin, Ronnie Norman: pp. 251. Jirkovsky, Samuel Francis: pp. 78, 111, 227. Johannes, Gary Dell: pp. 251. Johnson, Carl Michael: pp. 227. Johnson, Charlotte Jean: pp. 121, 227. Keller, Susan Jean: pp. 93, 227. Kelley, Sharon Lynn: pp. 227. Kelley, Sharon: pp. 111, 152. Kelley, Karen Marie: PC 1, 3, Drama 3, Hall Proc 3, Cho. 2, 3, 4, Cho. Asb 3, pp. 85, 116, 125, 194, 227. Kelly, Laura Karen: pp. 87, 94, 139. Kelly, Linda: pp. 251. Kelly, Norma: pp. 194. Kemmerly, Richard Alan: pp. 58, 228. Konitz, Robert: pp. 78, 79, 228. Koone, Dave LaMar: pp. 251. Kordic, Janet Kay: pp. 228. Korell, Linda Ruth: pp. 144, 251. Kovacs, Susan Vinita: pp. 90, 251. Kowing, James Alan: pp. 251. Kowing, Linda Sue: Kratky, Karen Kay: pp. 228. Krobel, Bette Jo: pp. 121, 229, 233. Kruger, Nancy Elizabeth: pp, 88, 251. Kruger, Pat Ann: pp. 94, 120, 251. Johnson, Don: Lat C 1, Sp C 3, Wrest 3, pp. 194. Johnson, Julinda iJulieJ pp. 94, 118, 141, 251. Johnson, Marilyn Louise: pp. 251. Johnson, Michael Dale: Johnson, Michael D.: pp. 227. Johnson, Patti Anne: pp. 116, 251. Johnson, Patricia Kaye: pp. 116, 227. Johnson, Richard: Fr C 2, 3, 4, Thes 4, Music Man 4, pp. 194. Johnson, Ross: pp. 141, 227. Johnson, Steve Michael: pp. 251. Johnson, Wick: pp. 67, 251. Johnson, Linda: pp. 107, 251. Johnson, Faye Marguerite: PC 1, 2, FJ A 4, 12-Yr C 4, OCIPA 4, Hall Proc 2, 3, pp. 85, 194. Johnson, Helene Jayne: pp. 36, 88, 96,117,141, 251. Johnson, Jo Elaine: pp. 107, 194. Jones, Bert: Jones, Bruce Edward: Jones, Casey: pp. 251. Jones, Eugene: pp. 251. Jones, Gene Clifford: pp. 142, 155, 251 Jones, Hughs Lawrence: Jones, Janice Kay: Com. C. 4, Sp. Proc. 1, Composite Math Award 1, pp. 116, 194, 227, 251. Jones, Jones, Janice Louise: Jean Ann: pp. 227. Jones, John Franklin: pp. 251. Jones, Ronald: Jones, Terry: pp. 251. Jones, Victoria Anne: pp. 91, 117, 227. Joplin, Janet Dale: pp. 227. Joyce, Bill George: pp. 227. Joyce, Pat Dennis: pp. 251. Joyce, James Hayden: pp. 48, 251. Joyce, John Thomas: pp. 251. Kemmerly, Robert Dale: pp. 251. Kemp, Joe: pp. 194. Kemper, Cynthia Margaret: PC 1, 2, 3, 4, FJA 4, Sec 4, Thes 4, St Craft 4, OCIPA 4, Music Man Crew 4, All School Play Crew 4, Press Asb 4, pp. 49, 102, 106, 121, 194. Kendrix, Dorinda Ann: PC 1, 2, Girls PE 2, Cho 1, pp. 195. Kenedy, Edgar LaRay: pp. 251. Kenmore, Glenda: Kennard, Robert Niel: pp. 152. Kenner, Cheryl Darlene: pp. 251. Kenner, Diana L.: pp. 251. Kerby, Nancy Jane: pp. 88, 120, 140, 141, 251. Kerr, Howard: Kersh, Melanie Gay: pp. 141 142, 144. Kidd, Susan Alta: PC 1, 2, 3, 4, Sp C 3, 4, FTA 4, Paper 2, Spch Act 1, 1, 2, at Muskogee, Okla- homa. pp. 116, 121, 124, 195. Kienzle, Dave Lynn: pp. 251. Kietzman, Ruth Elizabeth: pp. 228. Kiewra, Debra: Kiles, Susan Kay: pp. 49, 102, 228. Kilfoy, Janice Kay: pp. 228. Kimbell, Lou Ellen: SC 2, PC 2, 3, 4, FTA 4, FJA 4, WAC 2, 3, FBLA 4, OCIPA 3, 4, Off Aid Jung, Deana Jeannine: pp. 111, 251. Jungery, Karen: pp. 92, 99, 227. -K- Kahl, Herber Michael: pp. 251. Kaminshine, Jerome: Sp C 2, 3, 4, FJA 4, Bio C 2, Elec C 4, OCIPA 4, OIPA 4, Mag. 4, pp. 104,116,194. Kane, Michael: SC 4, HS 1, 2, Sp. c. 1, 2, 3, 4, Bas. B. 2, Key c. 4, Gai, c 2, pp. 116, 158, 194. Kaplan, Barbara: PC 1, 2, 3, Med. C. 2, 3, FBLA 1, 2, Art C. 2, 3, Harding Science Fair, pp. 194. Kaplan, Kay: pp. 121, 251. Karnish, Kenny Roy: pp. 251. Kavooras, Kathryn Lee: pp. 164, 251. Kavooras, Richard: SC 1, HS 1, 3, Sp. C. 1, 2, 3, 4, NFL 4, Spch. Act. 4, Schl. Award-1st Place Mens Radio, Speed Tournament 4, Gav. C. 4, pp. 194. Keely, Charles: C. Coun. 2, Track 1, Spch. Act. 3, 4, Jr. Play 2. Keeton, Gerald Wayne: Span C 2, NFL 4, WAC 4, Speech Act 2, 4, Music Man Crew 4, pp. 98, 161, 194. Kelley, Debbie Kay: pp. 251. Keller, Paula Ann: 3, 4, FHA 3, 4, Cho 3, 4, pp. 107, 125, 128, 145, 189, 195. Kimsey, Terry Lee: pp. 45, 251. King, Cheryl Patricia: pp. 141, 251. King, Dennis: 12 Year C 4, Wres 1, 2, 3, 4, pp. 195. King, Diane Kathleen: pp. 94, 118, 228. King, Elizabeth Lucille: Comm C 4, Lat C 1, Hall Proc 1, Cho 1, 2, cha Asb 1, 2, pp. 150, 195. Kinsey, Charles Ellis: pp. 251. Kinstle, Kathryn Kay: PC 1, 2, 3, 4, Fr. C 2, 3, 4, Ger C 3, FTA 1, 2, 3, 4, FJA 3, 4, OCIPA 2, 3, 4: OIPA 3, 4, FHA 4, Mag Staff 3, Paper 4, Press Asb 4, Mag Asb 3, FTA President 4, pp. 98, 102, 107, 120, 124, 125, 144, 195. Kirk, Phillip: pp. 228. Kirkpatrick, Nancy Jane: pp. 38, 94, 107, 125, 228. Kissner, Kristine Margaret: pp. 48, 123, 228. Kissner, Kristine Margaret: pp. 48, 123, 228. Kitch, Vernon: pp. 110, 228. Kline, Timothy: pp. 141. 161. Knight, Bobby: Knight, Susan Earlene: Com C 4, 12 Year c 4, off Aide 3: pp, 97, 150, 195. Knisley, Max. Alan: pp. 53, 228. Koch, William Duane: pp. 129, 228. Kodaseet, Alberta: Com C 4, Ger c 3. 4, pp. 195. Kodaseet, Joy: pp. 150, 251. K0ef1if19, Ronald: Nat HS 3, 4, State HS 3, 4, Lat C 2, Ger C 3, 4, Nat'I Ger HS 3, 4, NFL 4, WAC 3, 4: Med C 2, 3, 4, Nat'l Lat HS 2, 1st in Eng at Edmond Scholastic meet, Sr Asb 4, pp. 98, 133, 149, 161, 164, 195. Koester, Herschel Edward: pp. 251. Kokoian, Susan Kay: pp, 223, Kruta, Kathy S.: pp. 93, 107, 121, 125, 229, 233, 265. Kruta, Michael Thomas: pp. 252. Kubat, Kaye: Kubin, Steve: Kullmann, Kerry: pp. 79, 229, 233. Kupline, Kay: Kusek, Helen Frances: pp. 252. Kyle, Terry: Sp C 3, 12 Yr C 4, FB 3, pp. 97, 195. Kyser, Joyce Anne: PC 2, Fr C 1, 2, 3, 4, WAC 4, Hi-Notes 4, pp. 99, 144, 1951. -L- Labeth, Katherine Joy: pp. 141, 233. Lair, Bill Raymond: pp. 233. Lair, Sharon Diann: PC 1, Lat C 3, Sp C 4, FHA 1, Band 1, 2, BB 1, SB 1, CI'lO 1, Spch Act 2, 1, 2, at Coalgate HS, pp. 116, 195. Laird, Geneva Faye: PC 1, 2, 3, Lat C 2, 3, Fr C 1, WAC 2, 3, Med C 2, 3, HP 3, Nat'l Lat HS 2, 3, Spch Act 1, pp. 195. Laird, Joe: Sp C 2, 3, FBLA 4: 4-H 1, 2, 3, pp. 195. Laird, Vickie Lynn: Lakin, Linda Rae: pp. 111, 121, 133, 229. 233. Lamb, Larry Wayne: pp. 252. Lambrecht, Richard Otto: pp. 252. Lampe, Richard Edward: pp. 116, 252. Lampe, Thomas: Sp C 1, 2, 3, 4, Concessions 3, 4, pp. 116, 195. Lang, Diana Veriene: pp. 229, 233. Lanius, John Henry: pp. 252. Larner, John: pp. 229. Lattimore, LaDayna Paulette: PC 1, 2, 3,4, spc3,4,Frc2,3,4, FTA 2, 3, FJA 4, 12 Yr C 4, Off Aid 3, HP 3, Mag Staff 4, Mag Queen Att 4, Mag Asb 4, pp. 105, 107, 120, 121, 195. Laverty, Sandi Kay: SC 2, PC 1, 2, 3, Cheerl 1, 2, 3, Drama 4, Cho 1, 2, 3, BB 3, Girls PE 3, 4, Soph Tres, 1, 2, 3 at Sacred Heart Academy, Vinita, Okla. pp. 195. Lawrence, Edward Gladden: SC 1, 2, Sp C 3, 4, Wrest 3, Baseb 3, Cross Count 3, Track 1, Jr Asb 3, escort to Pan American Fiesta OU: pp. 195, 229. Lawrence, Kennie Kay: pp. 252. Lawrence, Le Rene Annette: pp. 135, 137, 229, 232. Lawrence, Mike: SC 1, Sp C 2, 3, BB 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseb 1, pp. 63, 64, 66, 195. Lawson, Donald: pp. 38, 195. Lawson, Janice Andrews: pp. 196. Lawson, Shirley: pp. 94, 139, 229. Lay, Harry Daniel: FB 1, 2, Music Man 4, Jr Asb 3, Sr Asb 4, pp. 34, 196. Lay, Judith Gayle: SC 1, 3, PC 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerl 4, Sp C 2, FTA 3, Date 4, Jr Class Sec 3, Freshman Class Citizenship, Sophomore Class Popularity, All School play 3, pp. 52, 94, 159, 176, 196. Lay, Raymond Thomas: Ger C 1, Sr Asb 4, pp. 31, 196. League, Harold: pp. 229. League, James Wayne: pp. 229. Leazenby, Roberta Jean: pp. 48, 104, 107, 229. Le Blanc, Bruce: pp. 229. Lee, Garland Garnett: pp. 252. Lee, Sandy Kay: PC 1, FHA 4, OCIPA 4, Off Aid 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 3, 4, Girls PE 1, 2, 3, 4, pp. 76, 87, 145, 196. Lee, Suzen Arvazena: pp. 85, 94, 107, 1: 1, 196, 229. Leffel, Lonna Lee: pp. 92, 252. Legg, Catherine Lorraine: pp. 229. Leggett, Lee Ann: pp. 118, 125, 141, 252. Lekawski, Paul David: pp. 196. Lemmons, Sharon Elizabeth: Leon, John Richard: Sp C 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4, pp. 196. Leonard, James Bruce: pp. 252. Leonard, Loretta Jean: pp. 229. Leonard, Vanda Kay: Leslie, John: pp. 98. Lessly, Charles: Lat C 2, 3, 12 Yr C 4,'pp. 196. Lewis, Danny: Boys PE 1, pp. 196. Lewis, Greg Lee: pp. 252. Lewis, James Boyd Uiml: pp. 164, 252. Lewis, Larry Lee: Gr C 2, 3, Sc C 1, 2, B10 C 2, 3, FB 2, 3, Baseb 2, 3, Track 1, 2, pp. 196. Lewis, Logan: Lewis, Monty: pp. 229. Lewis, Rebecca Elizabeth: Lat C 2, 3, FHA 1, Jr Play Crew 3, pp. 196. Lewis, Sandra Lee: pp. 252. Lidell, Leta Diane: State IHS 2, 3, PC 1, 2, 3, 4, Lat C 2, 3, FBLA 4, 12 Yr C 4, Off Aid 4, Nat'l Lat HS 2, 3, Spch Act 1, pp. 87, 97, 153, 196. Lieberz, Tom Gregory: pp. 252. Lidia, James: Liesch, Kerry Keith: pp. 252. Lillie, Daina Sue: pp. 141, 229. Lindhorn, Rodney: pp. 137, 229. Link, Steven: pp. 137, 229, Linn, Barbara Kay: pp. 141, 229. Linn, Debra Jean: Linn, Jeri Ann: PC 1, 2, Sp C 2, 3, FBLA 4, 12 Yr C 4, Girls PE 1, 2, 3, 4, pp. 76, 97, 152, 196. Lisle, Patricia Ann: PC 1, 2, 3, 4, SP C 3, 4, Med c 2, 3, 4, Girls PE 2, 3, SpCi1 Act 1, Music Man C 4, pp. 85, 87, 119, 133, 196. Lister, Charles: pp. 229. Little, Mary Elizabeth: PC 1, 2, 3, 4, Sp C 2, 3, 4, FTA 4, FJA 4, OClPA 4, Off Aid 4, FHA 4, Girls Cho Pres 4, pp. 93, 107, 116, 125, 128, 141, 145, 196. Littleton, Sandra Hotaling: Livengood, Sherry Luann: pp. 153, 229. Livett, Cherie Suzanne: SC 1, PC 1, 2, 3, 4, Sp C 3, 4, Fr C 2, FHA 4, OCIPA 3, 0, Girls PE 3, 4, Ann Staff 4, BB Queen 4, Ann Asb 4, pp. 69, 87, 101, 196, 265. Livett, Robert Bray: Lobaugh, Peggy Elaine: pp. 229. Locke, Jean Louise: pp. 112, 113, 229. Locker, Lee Ann: Locker, Walter Augustine: pp. 164, 252. Lotlin, Steven: SC 3, Gr C 4, FB 3, Gr King Att 4, pp. 196. Lofton, Alan Keith: pp. 229. Lofton, Brenda Joan: pp. 252. Logan, Charles: Track 1, 2, pp. 196. Logsdon, Greg: Long, Debbie Sharon: pp. 92, 252. Long, Kurtis Monroe: pp. 137, 229. Long, James: pp. 123, 142, 229. Long, Linda Carol: pp. 137, 252. Longstreath, Michael Wayne: pp. 78, 229. Looper, Suzanne: pp. 101, 107, 121, 229, 2654. Lorenzerl, Cynthia Faye: pp. 90, 98, 110, 124, 229. Lorner, John: Lott, Robert Lee: pp. 196, 224. Lotz, Laura Estelle: pp. 229. Love, Cindy: Lovely, Debra Gayle: pp. 117, 230, 252. Lovely, Robin Leo: pp. 80, 230. Lowe, Aliornel: SC 1, 4, Sp C 2, 12-Yr C 4, FB 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrest 2, Track 2, Music Man 4, Sr Asb 4, All-City FB 3, FHA Style Shaw 3, pp. 37, 57, 58, 97, 196. Lowe, Jon Charles: pp. 39, 63, 230. Lowe, Judith Elizabeth: pp. 93, 94, 116, 125, 160, 230. Lowe, Kyle: pp. 230. Lowe, William: Football 1, 2, Ice Hockey 2, Baseb 2, Flying C 2, Sportsmans Asb 2, 1 and 2 at Shatluck School, pp. 196. Lowery, Richard Earl: pp. 230. Loy, Clifford Michael: pp. 197. Loyd, Marlou: pp. 110, 137, 252. Loyd, Patricia Renee: PC 1, 2, Sp C 4,12 Yr C 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, pp. 97, 137, 197. Loyd, Paula Kay: State HS 1, 2, LatC17SpC2,3,GrC1,2, 3, 12 Yr C 4, Nat'l Lat HS 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, pp. 97, 137, 197. Loyd, Suzanne: Lumpkin, Larry: Lumpkin, Marsha Lynn: pp. 252. Luna, Ingrid Barbara: pp. 112, 123, 131, 142, 230. Lundstedt, Helen Kay: Lat C 2, 3, WAC 4, Off Aid 3, Coun Aid 3, Girls PE 1, 2, pp. 98, 197. Lusk, Melanie Marie: Nat'l IHS 3, 4, La: C 4, Sp c 1, 2, 3, 4, WAC 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, SC Award in 64, 65 in Sp II and III, 3rd Place Amer Lit, pp. 99, 118, 142, 164. Lybarger, Suzanne: pp. 93, 118, 145, 230. Lydia, James: Lyman, Richard: pp. 230. Lynn, Debbie: pp. 94, 252. Lyons, Sandy: pp. 252. Lyst, Sharyn Ray: pp. 252. -Mc- McAbee, Becky Jo: pp. 230. McAlester, David: pp. 230. McBride, Claudine Sue: pp. 90, 141, 230. McBride, Gerald: 12 Yr C 4, pp. 97, 197. McBride, Glen: 12 Yr C 4, pp. 97, 197. McBride, Stella Ann: pp. 133, 252. McCallum, Michael Patrick: McCann, David Wesley: pp. 230. McCann, Judy Kathleen: FBLA 4, PE 2, 3, pp. 97, 153, 197. McCartney, Eugene: McCartney, Nick: pp. 252. McCarty, Elizabeth: pp. 94, 100, 120, 125, 145, 265. McCaw, Ronnie Wade: pp. 252. McClaftin, Karen: pp. 197. McCloud, Karen: pp. 252. McClure, Charles Robert: pp. 117, 137, 230. McClure, Rebecca Ilene: pp. 88, 110, 141, 252. McClure, John: Sp C 2, 3, 4, 12 Yr C 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Swim 1, Music Man 4, pp. 137. McCoin, Patrick Miles: pp. 111, 252. McConnico, Edmond Noel: pp. 230. McCormack, James Raymond: pp. 116, 252. McCormick, Gary Lee: Sp C 1, 2, 3, lvlarh c 1, 2, 3, Elec c 2, 3, pp. 197. McCormick, Vicki Anne: pp. 230. McCrotty, Marilyn: pp. 92, 230. McCullagh, Claudia Kay: PC 2, 3, 4, FJA 2, 3, 4, oc1PA 2, 3, 4, OIPA 2, 3, 4, Hall Proc 2, 4, Chorus 1, Mag Staff 2, 3, 4, Tal Asb 3, Crew 2, 3, 4, Press Asb Crew 2, 3, 4, Chorus Asb Crew 1, Mag Asb 2, 3, 4, Jr. Asb 3, Mag Asb Crew 2, 3, 4, pp. 93, 104, 197. McCune, Kathy Marie: McDaniel, Beverly Ann: Sp C 2, 3, 4, Cho 2, pp. 197. McDaniel, DeAnn: pp. 85, 121, 252. McDaniel, Gloria: McDonald, Carol Sue: pp. 120, 252. McDonald, Deborah Kathryn: pp: 85, 88, 96, 141, 252. McDonald, William: pp. 230. McEachern, Evelyn Hilma: SC 2, Qas 4, HS 4, PC 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheeld 4, Sp C 2, 3, 4,, FTA 2, FJA 3, 4, Chap 4, oclPA 3, 4, OIPA 3, 4, FHA 4, Paper 4, Sp Queen 4, Popular 4, All School Play 2, Press Asb 4, Sr Asb 4, pp. 37, 52, 93, 94, 102, 106, 115, 145, 149, 197. McEwen, Vicke Lou: PC 1, Gr C 3, 4, Med C 2, 3, 4, 4-H 3, cha 1, pp. 133, 197. McFall, Tommy:,Sp C 3, FB 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseb 1, pp. 56, 57, 58, 197. McFarland, Arthur: Wrest 1, 2, 3, C Count 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, pp. 78, 182, 197. McGee, Greg: pp. 252. McGee, Robyn: McGill, Tommy Claude: pp. 252. McGraw, Sharon Dale: HS 1 Ari- zona, Pep C 1, 2, 3, Fr C 1, 2, 3, FJA 3, Drama 1, OCIPA 3, Girls PE 1, Mag Staff 4, Paper 3, Spch Act 1, Press Asb 3, Math Award 2, Arizona 2, 3, pp. 197. McGuffin, Larry Dean: pp. 154, 197. McHenry, Linda Sue: PC 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 3, 4, Chairman, Cho 1, 2, 3, 4, Talent Asb 4, Chorus Asb 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls contest choir 4, Safety Club 3, Style show 3, 4, Sextet 4, Triple tio 4, pp. 93, 140, 142, 197. Mclllwain, James Peter: Sp. Cl 3, WAC 1, 2, 3, 4, Sc C 3, PP. 99, 197. Mclntyre, Anna Mae: Mclntyre, Pamela, Gale: pp, 97, 197. McKay, Dwight Christopher: McKeeman, Linda Lou: pp. 133, 111, 230. McKellar, David: pp. 79, 252. McKenney, Janice Kay: pp. 152, 252. McKenzie, Ronald Michael: pp. 230. McKey, Corey Ann: pp. 230. McKennis, George Jacob: pp. 252. McLennan, James Paul: FJA 2, 3, Photo C 1, 2, 3, 4, OCIPA 3, OIPA 3, Paper 1, 2, 3, Press Asb 3, Ann Asb 1, .lr Asb 3, pp. 48, 197. McLeod, Karen Jane: pp. 94, 120. McMahon, Richard: Sp C 2, All School Play Crew 1, pp. 197, 252. McMahon, Robert Harris: McMaster, Maureen Louise: pp. 137, 252. McMillan, Bert: pp. 230. McMillin, Cecil M.: pp. 252. McMillon, Donna Kay: pp. 112, 230. McMinn, Johnny: pp. 63, 68, 85, 96, 230. McMurty, Thomas: Sp C 3, 4, WAC 4, A-V 3, 4, Sr Asb 4, pp. 99, 127. McNallan, Barbara Louise: Lib Aid 3, Off Aid 3, Jr Play 3. McNallan, Susan Jean: PE 1, 2. McNallan, Tom Edward: pp. 252. McNamara, Danny John: pp. 252. McNeely, Roy Gray: pp. 252. McNeill, Sylvia Jill: pp. 154. McNenney, Bruce: Sp C 1, 2, 3, 4, WAC 1, 2, 3, 12 Yr C 4, trainer Football 1, 2, BB 1, 2, Baseb 1, 2, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, pp. 97. McNenney, Jeanie Dickson: pp. 92, 121, 252, McNutt, Margaret Joan: SC 4, Comm C 4, Sp C 2, 3, 4, FBLA 4 Chap, Lib Aid 2, Hall Proc 3, pp. 150, 152, 153. McRae, Jackie Ann: pp. 88, 252. McRae, Jimmy: pp. 252. McSpadclen, Robert Wayne: pp. 252. -M.. Mace, Marilyn: S HS 1, 2, 3, 4, N HS 4, PC 1, 2, Lat C 2, 3, 4, FTA 1, 2, WAC 4, 12-Yr 4, Hall Proc 2, Cho 1, 2, 3, 4, Nat'l Lat HS 2, 3, Mix Cho 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr Play crew 3, Cho Asb 3, 4, crew 3, 4, Hi-notes C 4, Lat C rep 2, Ed- mond Music Festival 3, 4, District Music Contest 3, 4, Mace, Phyllis Ruth: pp. 98, 110, 142, 143, 164, 252. Machala, Walter Edward: pp. 67, 252. Macom, Joseph: Maddox, William: Madewell, Deana: pp. 99, 230. Maggard, David Wayne: pp. 252. Mahan, Carol Ann: Mahan, Linda Kay: pp. 253. Mahoney, Cynthia Anne: pp. 85, 96. Mahoney, Mardra Dale: pp. 230. Maior, Michael Lee: Lat C 2, 3, Sp C 3, Med C 1, 2, Bio C 3, 4,12- Yr 4, PE 1, Nat'l Lat HS 3, 4. Malan, Sharon Larraine: SC 1, 2, 3, PC 1, FJA 2, 3, oclPA 2, 3, off Aid 1, 2, Hall Proc 3, FHA 1, 2, Cho 1, 2, 3, 4, All Sch Play 1, 2, Tal Asb 1, Cho Asb 1, 2, 3, 4, pp. 142. Males, Donna Jean: pp. 230. Malone, Sharon Katherine: pp. 94, 112, 160, 230. Maloney, Tony Mike: pp. 253. Malwick, Dale Charles: pp. 253. Mandee, Rundy: Mann, Betty Jo: pp. 88, 253. Mann, Georgiann: pp. 253. Mann, Janet: Council Aid 2, PE 2. Mann, Linda: pp. 230. Mann, Sandra Lea: pp. 99, 133, 253. Manging, Billy Ray: pp. 253. Markham, Deborah Jo: pp. 94, 118, 230. Markham, Linda: pp. 92, 253. Marks, Jessica Anne: pp. 253. Markstone, Barbara Louise: Marlow, Theresa Gale: pp. 230. Marose, Cheryl Lynn: pp. 88, II1, 253. Marose, Karen: SC 1, 4, Mag Asb 2, PC 1, 2, 3, 4, Gr V 3, 4, FTA 2, FJA 2, OCIPA 2, Coun Aid 3, 4, paper 2. Marrs, Bonnie Nicholette: pp. 253. Mars, Barbara Ellen: I Marsh, Judy: Cho Asb 1, 2, St HS 1, 2, 3, NHS Asb 3, Fr Vocal En- semble, soph sextet 2, HS 2, 3, PC 2, 3, Thes 3, Sc C 4, FHA 1, 273 2,3 Band 1: Cho Ur 8: Sr En- semble vocal 3,J: 1, 2, 3: Spch Act 4: Jr Play 3: Tal Asb 1: pp. 230. Martin, Bruce Edward: Martin, Jack Ross: pp. 107, 253. Martin, Lydia Mae: pp. 111, 253. Martin, Martin Martin Martin 1 Patricia Jeanette: pp. 230. Rebecca Anne: pp. 230. Sandra Dawn: pp. 230. Stanley: FB 1, 2. Martin Tom Stainley: pp. 253. Martin, Yvonda Gale: pp. 111, 133, 152, 231, 235. Martz, Sherri Rae: pp. 253. Mason David George: pp. 121, 253. Mason, Gary: Mason, 231, Karen Diane: pp. 118, 161, 235. Merrell, Cynthia M: NHS 4: PC 1, 2, 3, 4: Lat C 2, 3, 4: Coun Aid 2, 3: 4: NLHS 2, 3: Cho 1: Jr Play Crew Cusherl 3: Cho Asb Crew fusherl 1: PC Treas 4: pp. 38, 84, 112, 149. Mesis, John Earl: Fr C 2: Band 1, 2: 3: Messner, Debra Ann: pp. 118, 253. Michael, Gay Lynn: pp. 37, 111. 144, 253. Michael, Jay: pp. 74, 135, 231. Michael, Stephen Craig: pp. 253. Mikkelson, Lynn Dee: PC 1, 2, 3: Sp C 3, 4: Hall Proc 3, 4: pp.: 199. Miler, Lynn Alan: pp. 111, 253. Milford, Maurita Gay: pp. 92, 99, 120, 254. Moore, Jimmy L.: pp. 231, 235. Moore, Judy Ruth: pp. 231, 235. Moore, Julie: pp. 231, 235. Mppfe, vipki. pp. 85, 94, 111, 254, 258. Moose Donna Elaine: Fr C 2, 3, 4: FTA 12: V-Pres FTA 4: Sec 3: pp. 120, 124, 125, 199. Morga n, Evelyn Marie: pp. 199, 254, 258. Morgan, Sharon Ann: SC 4: Sp C 3: FTA 4: FBLA 4: FHA 4: Sr Asb 4: pp. 124, 145, 153, 154, 199. Morris, John Sargent: pp. 79, 231, 235. Morris, Sharon Ann: NHS 3: V-Pres 4: PC 1, 2: Lat C 1, 2, 3, 4: Parl Gr C 1, 2: Off Aid 2, 3: Nat Lat HS 1, 2, 3, 4: Spch 1: Debate 2, Maston, Betty Faye: pp. 253. Mata, Steffani: SC Alt 3: rep 4: PC 1, 2, 3, 4: Sp C 2, 3, 4: 12-Yr 4: Off aid 3: FHA 4: FB Queen 4: Sp Queen 3: Sp C Sec 4: pp. 31, 61, 87, 94, 97,116,117. Mathers, Kent: Sp C 3. Mathes, Betty Legta: pp. 231. Matthews, Deborah Ann: pp. 88, 142, 253. Maurer, Maurita Rae: pp. 94, 161, 253. May, Elizabeth Gayle: pp. 253. May, Mark Gilbert: SC 3: HS 1, 2: Sp C 3: Math C 2, 3: 12-Yr 4: Band 1, 2: FHA Sweetheart att 4: Sr Asb 4: Key C 4: Gavel C 2, Vice Pres 3: City Sci Seminar 2: Regional Sci Fair 1: pp. 97, 147, 158. Mayhem, Ann: pp. 231, 235. Mayo, Carolyn Sue: pp. 253. Marsh, Judy Lynn: Cho Asb 1, 2: HS 1, -2, 3: NHS 3: Fresh Vocal Ensemble, soph Sextet 2: HS 2, 3: PC 2, 3: Thes 3: Sci C 4: FHA 1, 2, 3: Band 1: Cho 1, 2, 3: Spch Act 4: Jr Play 3: Tal Asb 1: Vocal 3: Jr 8. Sr Ensemble. Marose, Karen Joy: Mag Asb 2: SC 1, 4: PC 1, 2, 3, 4: Gr C 3, 4: FTA 2: OCIPA 2: Coun aid 3, 4: paper 2: Meador, Dorothy Louise: pp. 92, Meador, Sandra Kay: 12-Yr 4: Lib Aid 1: Nat'l Lat HS 3: Band 1, 2: Sp c 3, 4. Meadors, Randy Allen: pp. 253. Meadows, Robin Kay: pp. 235. Meagher, David: HS 3: PC 3: Fr C 2, 3: Gr C 1: St Craft 3, 4: Med C 4: Vice Pres 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Mang 2, 3: FB 2: Music Man Crew 4: Oil Exec for a day 4: Bye Bye Birdie Orchestra 3: pp. 133, 137, 253. Meagher, Maryla Kay: pp. 133, 141, 144. Means, Pam Larue: pp. 142, 144, 235. Meehan, Dawna Lynn: PC 2, 3, 4: Fr C 2, 3: FJA 4: FBLA 4: OCIPA 4: off Aid 3: pp. 37, 121. Meek, Walter Campbell: pp. 137, 253. Megee, Robyn Michelle: pp. 253. Megli, Ricky Lee: pp. 253. Meis, Craig Preston: pp. 235. Meisel, Barbara Kay: N HS 3: PC 1, 2: Fr C 2, 4: Sci C 3: 4-H 2, 3, 4: C110 1, 3: PE 1, 2: Ann 4: Sun- shine Society 1, 2, 3: Ann Asb Crew 4: pp. 101, 120, 265. Menard, Jane Dianne: pp. 94, 111, 253. Merchant, Mark David: pp. 253. Merchant, Richard: pp. 253. Meredith, Robert Wayne: Merewether, Gerald Eugene: pp. 112, 123, 231, 235. Merideth, Robert Melvin: Merlin, Hayes: pp. 142, 157, 158, 161, 231. 274 Milke, Laura Christine: pp. 90, 231. Miller, Bobby Charles: Miller, Charlotte Marie: pp. 253. Miller, Connie Louise: pp. 231. Miller, David Allen: pp. 231, 254. Miller, David Eric: pp. 235. Miller, Evelyn Elaine: pp. 90, 253, 258 Miller, Gary: Sp C 2: FB 1, 2: Schol Awards Geography 3: Cit Wk off 2: pp. 199. Miller, Jeanne Clarissa: pp. 94, 258. Miller, Judy Ann: pp. 111, 231. Miller, Kay Ellen: pp. 94, 99, 118, 120, 153, 254. Miller, Larry: pp. 199. Miller, Pam: pp. 133, 258. Miller, Peggy Lee: pp. 117, 231. Miller, Thomas Keith: Sp C 2, 3, 4: WAC 2, 3, 4: FBLA 4: PP. 199. Millican, Larry Eugene: pp. 254, Milligan, Mike: HS 1, 2, 3: Fr C 2: 12-Yr 4: pp. 97, 199. Millinax, Larry: Fr C 1, 2: Golf 2, 3: Music Man 4: all school crew 3: Jr Play 3: Jr Asb 3: Sr Asb 4: pp. 110, 112, 161, 199, 214. Morris, Sherrie L.: PC 2: Sp C 2: off Aid 2: pp. 112, 199. Morrison, Raymond George: pp. 231, 235. Morrissey, Dan Gene: pp. 111, 254, 258. Morrissey, Terry: Wrest 1, 2, 3: pp. 199. Morton, Robert: pp. 141, 150, 231, 235. Moser, Gary Lewis: pp. 94, 111, 137, 140, 142, 158, 254, 258. Moser, Raydene Joan: pp. 254, 258. Motley, Gary Joe: Fr C 2: Sp C 3, 4: pp. 154, 155, 199. Mount, Norma Jean: pp. 88, 153, 254, 258. Moyer, Dawn Elizabeth: pp. 94, 254, 258. Muller, Karen Jane: pp. 254, 258. Mullinax, Wm. David: pp. 199, 254, 3: Ath Honors 2, 3: pp. 199. Mills, Edgar Alan: pp. 254, 258. Mills, Gerry: pp. 112, 158, 231. Mills, Judy Dace: pp. 113. Mingee, Cathea: pp. 116, 254. Minns, Mike David: pp. 254. Minor, Ruth Ann: pp. 231. Minyen, Nancy Ruth: pp. 94, 254. Mitchell, Barbara Neil: Ott Aid 3, 4: Hall Proc 2: WAC 2: Gr C 3: pp. 128, 199. Mitchell, Linda Sue: pp. 254. Mitchell, Michael Edward: pp. 111, 254. Mix, Nancy Lea: PC 1, 2, 3, 4: Fr C 2, 3: FTA 2, 3: Thes 3, 4: sf Craft 3: WAC 1, 2: Ott Aid 4: All Sch Play fcrewj 3: Jr Play Crew 3: Sr Asb 4: Jr Asb Crew 3: pp. 37, 199. Mobley, Judy Ann: pp. 231. MOQQ, Bill: pp. 110, 133, 254. Mohling, Marilyn Elizabeth: pp. 254. Mohs, Irene Lesley: Fr C 2: Gr C 4: Off Aid 4: Cho 2: Moncrief, Carry: pp. 88, 116, 141, 144, 254. Moncrief, Deborah: SC 1, 4: Alt 2, 3: PC 1, 2, 3, 4: La: c 1, 2, 3, 4: Fr C 3, 4: Thes 3, 4: Drama 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Band Queen 4: Vice Pres 2: Music Man 4: All Sch Play 2: Crew 1, 3: Jr Play Crew 3: Tal Asb 3: Sec-Treas of Hi-notes 4: Maiorette 3, 4: pp, 43, 93, 94, 112, 121, 135, 137, 141,144,199. Money, Linda Loyce: pp. 254. Monday, Carl Mike: Monhollon, Susan: pp. 85, 87, 117, 121, 231. Monk, David Clark: pp. 110, 133, 254, 258. Monroe, John: Montgomery, Gary Don. 231, ' PP- Montgomery, Millard: pp. 231. Mooney, Michael Dean: pp. 231, 258. Muninger, Steve Dean: pp. 231, 235. Mundee, William: FFA 3, 4: pp. 199. Munn, Judy Kay: pp. 110, 254, 258. Murdock, Edward Leo: pp. 232. Murphy, Carla June: pp. 124, 125, 231, 235. Murphy, Dolores Kay: pp. 76, 199. Murphy, Janet Rae: FTA 1, 2, 3, 4: Cho 1, 2, 3, 4: Cho Asb 1, 2, 3, 4:PP.124,141,199. Murphy, Joe Paul: pp. 232. Murphy, Marsha Kay: pp. 94, 111, 141, 254, 258. Murphy, Patsy Ann: pp. 231, 235. Murphy, Virginia Ann: Mutz, Robert Irwin: pp. 232. Mutz, Rocky Lee: FB 1, 2, 3, 4: Wrest 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: sf Asb 4: pp. 34, 199. Myers, Donna Lafern: Thes 4:OClPA 4: Music Man 4: pp. 199. Myers, Cynthia Ann: pp. 93, 161, 232 , 236. Myers, Homer: pp. 116, 232, 236. - N - Nance, James Keith: pp. 53, 254. Nance, Patsy Jo: Girls PE 1, 2, 3, 4: Nayeor, Laurence: pp. 112, 232. Neal, Linda Jane: pp. 92, 118, 254. Neely, Steve Nelson: pp. 254. Nease, Neese, Kathy: pp. 200. David: pp. 254. Neese, Virginia Lee: PC 3: FBLA 3: Off Aid 4: FHA 3: FBLA Chapter Hist.: Tex State Sec of FBLA: Class Rep 2: Neill, Beverly Ann: pp. 141, 254. Neill, Elaine Rita: Sp C 2, 3: FTA 2, 3: NFL 3, 4, Sec 4: 4-H 1, 2, 3: SP bate ch Act 2, 3: Cho 1, 2: De- 3, 4: Music Man 3: Spch Asb Crew 2: All-Sch Play Crew 2, 3: pp. 151, zoo. Neiman, Larry: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Asb and Plays 1, 2, 3, 4: Music M-in 3: pp. 137, 200. Nelson, Bobby: pp. 232. Nelson, June Elizabeth: pp. 232. Nelson, Larry Wayne: pp. 111, 255. Nelson, Linda Ann: SC 2: PC 1, 2, 3: Off Aid 3: Band 1, 2: Scho Award 3: pp. 200. Nelson, Linda Kathleen: Spch Act 3, 4: Music Man Crew 4: pp. 200. Neptune, Mary Susan: pp. 200. Nethery, Peggy: pp. 49, 91, 102, 107, 232. Newman, Willetta Kay lSandy1: pp. 255. Neuman, Sharon R.: pp. 90, 151, 164, 255. Newell, Janice Louise: SC 1, 2: PC 1, 2, 3, 4: Fr C 2, 3: FTA 2, 3, 4: 12-Yr C 4: Couns Aid 4: Fr Queen Att 3: Sr Asb 4: PC VP 4: 12-Yr C VP 4: pp. 33, 84, 97, 200. Newman, Mary Beth: pp. 152, 255. Newman, Sue Ann: Com C 2, 3: FBLA Sec 4: pp. 92, 1533, 200. Newsome, Vickie Ann: PC 1, 2, 3, 4: Sp C 1, 2, Cho 1: pp. 87, 200. Newton, Stephen Ray: pp. 113, 232. Nicholas, Emily Ruth: PC 1: Cho 1, 2, 3, 4: Saft c 2: pp. 141, 200. Nicholas, Lloyd Jess: pp. 255. Nichol, Jim Donald: pp. 255. Nicholes, David: Sp C 2, 3: pp. 200. Nichols, Jimmy Lee: pp. 2.32. Nichols, Stanley Wayne: pp. 232. Nickel, Sharon Kay: pp. 200. Nickel Theodore John: pp. 255. Nicolosi, J. Patti: pp. 255. Niday, Linda Carol: pp. 232. Nielson, Paula Jo: pp. 85, 96, 106, 111, 113, 232. Nix, Mike David: pp. 255. Noble, Sherri Marie: pp. 94, 116, 139, 144, 255. Noble, Martha Ellis: HS 4: PC 1, 2, 3, 4: Fr C 2, 3: FTA 1, 2, 3, 4: NFL 4: Couns Aid 3, 4: Spch 4: Music Man 4: Sr Asb 4: pp. 87, 124, 128, 142, 160, 161, 200. Nolan, Bruce Kent: pp. 255. Nordstorm, Jeanette Marie: pp. 88, 255. Nordstrom, Linda Sue: PC 1, 2, 3: FTA Treas 2: St Craft 3: WAC 2: Com C 4: Jr Play 3: All Sch play 3: pp. 11o, 150, 2oo. Norris, Frostie Lou: pp. 92, 255. Northros, Robert Paul: pp. 85, 112, 133, 135, 142, 164, 232. Norton, Jane Lea: pp. 255. Norvell, Cherie: pp. 85, 93, 96, 98, 115, 232. Norvell, Chip: pp. 255, 79. Norwood, Ernie Lee: pp. 255. Norwood, Glynnelle: pp. 94, 107, 121,125, 232. Novey, Rosemary Alana: Lat C 2, 3, 4: FTA 2, 3, 4: Bio C 4: 12-Yr C 4: FHA 4: Girls PE 1, 2, 3, 4: Tal Asb 1: pp. 97, 112, 124, 130, 145, 200. Noyes, Beck Ann: pp. 92, 255. Nusz, Stanley Michael: pp. 255. Nye, Patricia Joyce: pp. 93, 116, 124, 232. -Q- Oakly, Bob: pp. 200. Oakes, Marvin F: pp. 255. O'Brien, Carol Ruth: pp. 88, 92, 116, 255. O'Brien, Nancy Sue: Sp C 2, 3: FTA 1, 2, Thes 1, 2: Drama 1, 2: St Craft 3, 4: Math C 1, 2: 12-Yr C 4: Off Aid 2: Spch Act 1: pp. 90, 200. Prince, Brenda Diann: pp. 145, 233. O'Connor, Robert Augustine: pp. 255. Oden, Daniel David: pp. 111, 133, 255. Odell, Sheryl: SC 2, QSQS 3, 4, HS 4, PC 1, 2, 3, 4, Lat C 1, 2, 3, 4, GI' C 3, 4, COUTIS Aid 2, 3, 4, Ann Staff 3, 4, Photo Editor 4, All Sch Play Crew 3, Ann Asb 3, 4, pp. 39, 93, 100, 106, 112, 123, 145, 149, 200. Ogg, Susan Kay: pp. 117, 255. O'Keefe, Linda Janelle: SC 3, PC 2, 3, 4, Lat C 3, Hall Proc 1, Spch Act 1, pp. 200. Okoluk, Richard Leon: Oliver, Gerald Raymond: pp. 255. Oliver, Jenneth Allison: pp. 87, 125, 137, 233. Olivera, Mary Alice: pp. 255. Oliver, Suzzanne: pp. 113, 126. O'Neal, Jeannette Susan: pp. 133, 233. Ooley, Michael Sp C 1, 2, 3, DEC 4, pp. 200. Opala, Joseph Anthony: pp. 161, 255. Orcutt, Dennis: Drama 4, St Craft 4, pp. 265. Ordelheide, Fred: Tennis 3, 4, pp. 116. Ormiston, Timmy Floyd: pp. 233. Orth, Lynell Diane: pp. 85, 96, 120, 255. Oswalt, George Edward: pp. 255. Owens, Joyce Annette: pp. 94, 111, 141, 232. Owens, Karen Kay: pp. 149, 232. Owens, Kay: pp. 85, 93, 117. Owens, Peggy Lou: PC 3, 4, Sp C 3, 4, FBLA 4, Girls PE 1, 2, 3, 4, Tal Asb 1, pp. 76. Owens, Teri: pp. 90, 110, 255. Owings, Linda Joyce: Ownbey, Francis Clarice: pp. 111, 232. Ownbey, James: pp. 140, 142, 143. -p- Pace, Gary: FBLA 4, Music Man 4, Crew 4, All School Play 4, Sr A511 4, Pace, Kathryn Elaine: Chorus 1, 2, 3, Chorus Asb 1, 2, 3, Crew 2, Packard, Linda Diane: pp. 255. Paddock, Judith Margaret: Padgett, Jeananne: pp. 142. Padley, Mathew: Page, Glenda Jean: pp. 233. Page, James Stanford: pp. 161, 233, Pahlka, Robert: SC 2, 3, 4, V-Pres 4i Lat C 1, 2, 3, Sp C 3, 12-Yr C 4? Ann Staff 3, Sophomore Class Citizenship 2, Music Man 4, Jr Play 3, Tal Asb 2, Jr Asb 3, pp. 35, 96, 171, 213. Painter, Janice Lee: pp. 85, 90, 111, 145, 233. Palmer, Brent: pp. 154, 213. Palmer, Joe: SC 1, 2, 3, 4, Lat C 2, 3, 4, FBLA Pres 4, FB 1, 2, State SC 4, State JCL Conv 2, 4, Nat'l JCL Conv 3, Cross-Coun 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, Key Club 4, Pres Key Club 4, DE Pres 4, ldeal Date Att 4, DE Student of the Year 4, Cross-Count Capt 4, pp. 78, ao, 94, 112, 113, 151, 153, 154, 157, 158, 177. Palu, Markay: SC 4, PC 2, 3, Sp C 1, 2, Math Club 3, Off Aid 4, Girls PE 1, 2, 3, Attended Ben- son High School in Omaha, Neb- raska 1, 2, 3. Pankey, Marlyn: Parchman, Dan: pp. 127, Parker, Brock: Lt Club 3, Gr C 3, 4, Nat'l Lat HS 2. Parker, Janet Elaine: pp. 76, 110, 161, 255. Parker, Judy Kay: pp. 161, 233. Parnell, Paula Dorsene: PC 1, 2, 3, Sp C 1, 2, 3, pp. 76, 85, 87. Parr, Glenda Sue: SC 1, 4, Nat'l HS 4, Lat C 1, 2, 3, 4, Gr C 3, 4, Lat HS 1, PC 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres 4, 1-11-66:55 4, FTA 4, off Aid 2, 3, 4, Ideal Date Att 4, Lat Empress 2, Citizenship 1, 2, 3, All School Play 2, Jr Play Crew 3, Jr Asb 3, St HS 1, 2, 3, 4, BB Queen Att 4, Miss Pirateer 4, pp. 33, 34, 69, 84, aa, 94, 112, 125, 144, 169, 177. Parsells, Dorothy Mae: pp. 116, 255. Pasternik, Becky Ann: pp. 85, 88, 96, 117, 255. Pasternik, Joseph Michael: pp. 101, 107, 265. Pate, Jack Alfred: pp. 137, 255. Pate, Jim: Lat C 2, Gr C 3, 4, SC 1, Bio C 2, 3, 4, 12-Yr C 4, Band 2, 3, 4, pp. 97, 130, 137. Pate, William David: pp. 233. Patterson, Carol Ann: pp. 120, 255. Patton, Dwight: pp. 233. Paul, David Alan: pp. 255. Payne, Earl: pp. 233. Paynter, Roger Allen: pp. 255. Payton, Betty Lou: pp. 255. Payton, Kathryn Lois: pp. 255. Pearsall, Bill: Lat C 2, 3, 4, SC 4, Wrest 1, 2, 3, Tennis 3, 4, Cross- Count 1, 3, Nat'l Lat HS 2, Lat Emperor 3, Citizenship Week Of- ficer 4, pp. 11O, 112. Pearson, Beverly Sue: Bio C 3, 4, Treas 3, pp. 130. Pearson, David Carl: Pearson, Gloria Jean: pp. 255. Pearson, Linda: pp. 91, 255. Pearson, Linda Lou: PC 3, 4, Sp C 3, 4, Sec 4, Off Aid 3, WAC 3, Bio c 1, 2, 3, cha 2, 3, 4, Tal Asb 4, Cho Asb 4, pp. 124, 130, 140. Pearson, Lindell Eugene: pp. 58, 67, 142, 255. Pearson, Nancy Kay: pp. 93, 233. Peck, William Dennis: Peek, Sandra Kay: pp. 123, 160, 161, 233. Peel, Nancy Lee: pp. 255. Pemberton, Linda Yvonne: PC 1, 2, 3, Sp V 2, 3, FTA 1, FJA 2, 4, OCIPA 2, 4, OIPA 2, 4, Off Aid 2, FHA 4, paper 4, Press Asb 4, Mag Asb 2, pp. 31, 87, 102, 107, 145. Penland, Debbie: pp. 85, 92, 96, 117, 153, 255. Penner, Lynda Kay: SC 2, HS 4, PC 1, 2, 3, 4, Lat C 2, 3, FBLA 4, FTA 3, Nat'l Lai HS 2, 3, FHA 4, All Sch Crew 3, Sr Asb Crew 4, pp. 87, 113, 145, 149, 152. Pennington, Joy Diane: pp. 120, 255. Pennington, Kay: PC 1, Sp C 3, FTA 3, 4, off Aid 3, 4, pp. 125. Pennington, Kenneth: pp. 233. Penticuff, Suzanne: pp. 88, 111, 114, 164, 255. Perrin, Connie Sue: Fr C 3, 4, Hall PrOc 4, Band 1, 2, pp. 202. Perry, Nancy Rozelpha: pp. 233. Perry Ronald: pp. 79, 215, 233. Perry, Ted: pp. 202. Perry, Tim Alan: pp. 137, 255. Perry, Jim Robert: pp. 74, 255. Perry, Valerie Ann: pp. 255. Persons, David Carl: pp. 255. Pesek, Pamela June: pp. 123, 131, 134, 164, 233. Peters, Betty Janelle: pp. 133, 255. Peters, Bob: Thes 4, Drama 4, St Craft 4, Photo C 1, Swim 2, Track 1, Music Man 4, Crew 4, Press Asb 4, Crew, Cho Asb 4, Crew, Sr Asb 4, Attended Northwest Classen High School 1, 2, 3, pp. 141, 202. Peters, Leon: pp. 255. Peterson, Al: pp. 127, 202. Peterson, Chris: pp. 233. Peterson, Keith: pp. 233. Petersen, Ralph Alexander: pp. 157, 158, 233. Pevehouse, John Rodgers: pp. 48, 255. Pfeifer, Gale Ann: pp. 90, 121, 255. Presley, Pamela Sue: pp. 85, 112, 233. Preston, John David: pp. 110, 256. Price, David: SC 1, pp. 202. Price, Debbie H.: pp. 164, 256. Price, Don: Photo C 4, 12-yr 4, FB 1i pp. 101, 202, 265. Prickett, Jean Clydene: pp. 94, 107, 233. Pfister, Janice Lou: PC 1, Lat C 2, 3, FJA 2, Hall Proc 3, Mag Staff 2, pp. 202. Philips, Dennis: pp. 233, 255. Prince, Danny Lee: pp. 256. Prince, Randy Lee: pp. 256. Prince, Robyn Lynn: pp. 256. Prince Sally Ann: PC 1, 2, 3, Corn c 4 Sp C1 2 3, FBLA 4- 12-yr Phillips, Diana Susan: pp. 93, 116, 233. Phillips, Larry Eaton: pp. 255, 260. Phillips, Thomas Clark: pp. 255. Phillips Phipps, Phipps, Pickett, Pierce, Pierce, C 1, , William Robert: pp. 202. Dennis Earl: pp. 233. Hubert Lee: pp. 127, 131. Larry James: pp. 233. Corte Nelson: pp. 256. Leon: SC 1, 2, 4, HS 1, Lat 2, FJA 4, OCIPA 3, 4, Key C 2, 4, FB 1, 2, BB 1, paper 3, 4, Pres Sr Class, Press Asb 4, Crew 3, Mag Asb Crew 3, Sr Asb Crew 4, Attended Northeast High School 1, 2, pp. 103, 148, 202. Pierce, Pam: pp. 202. Pierce, Ron: pp. 233. Pierce, Ronnie Calvin: pp. 116. Pinkerton, Gregory Allan: pp. 63, '80, 116, 233. Pinkstaff, Linda Suzanne: pp. 141, 233, 237. Pischel, Kathryn Emilie: pp. 85, 87, 94, 98, 102, 106, 110, 145, 233. Pitchlynn, John Folsom: pp. 135, 137, 144, 256, 260. Pitmon, Linda Marlene: Pitts, Larry: Fr C 1, 2, .Math C 2, 3 12Y 4 Ban 1 2 3 Tal I -r:d,,,4: Asb 2, 3, Press Asb 2, Cho Asb 2, Jr Asb 1, 2, Computer Class 3, pp. 97, 137, 202. Pitt, Phil: pp. 97. Pitzer, John: pp. 256, 260. Plater, Sherry Lyn: PC 1, Gr C 3, 4, WAC 4, Med C 4, Photo C 2, 12-yr C 4, Girls PE 2, pp. 97, 98, 123, 133, 202. Platt, Larry Lawrence: pp. 233, 237. Platt, Linda Louise: PC 1, Com C 4, Sp c 2, pp. 150, 202. Platt, Wanda: pp. 256. Plotner, Ralph: pp. 223. Plunkett, Troy James: pp. 223. Poffenberger, Connie Jean: PC 1, 2, 3, 4, Sp C 3, Off Aid 4, Cho 1, pp. 87, 202. Pointer, Sally Ann: SC 3, PC 1, 2, FTA 1, Med c 1, Girls PE 4, spph Act 3, pp. 202. Pointer, Tommy Lee: pp. 116, 233. Polansky, P. Gayle: PC 1, 2, 3, 4, Sp C 3, Mixed Cho 4, pp. 88, 117, 142, 202. Polk, Douglas James CDoug1: pp. 111 114 r ,161, 164, 256. Pollard, Latisha Faye: pp. 120, 256. Pope, Dale Edward: pp. 256. Postlethwait, George Scott: pp. 256. Potts, Wm. T. iBilli: pp. 137, 256. Porter, C.: pp. 85. Potts, Ray: HS 2, 3, 4, Cho 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Tal Asb 1, 2, 3, pp. 142. Pound, David: Powell, Melvin William: pp. 233. Prange, David Keith: Sp C 3, pp. 237. Pratt, Mike Edwin: pp. 256. Prescott, Gary F.: pp. 58, 73, 256. Presley, Betty Gail: pp. 256. Presley, Jackie Jean: PC 1, 2, FBLA 3, Girls PE 1, 2, 3, 4, Attended Fort Dodge High School 1, 2, 3, pp. 202. Presley, Kathy Ann: pp. 256. C 4, Girls PE 2, 3, 4, Spch Act 1, All School Play 1, Crew 1, pp. 76, 97, 150, 152, 202. Priolo, Kathy Sue: pp. 233. Pritchett, Barbara Ann: pp. 117, 256. Proctor, Joyce Ann: pp. 87, 111, 130, 233. Proctor, Leo Thomas: Prothro, Cheryl Ann: pp. 233. Pruett, Pam Denise: pp. 256. Pruitt, Jimmy Lee: Puckett, Russell Dee: pp. 235. Purcell, Edwin: pp. 202. Purcell, Janis Lee: pp. 125, 256. Purcell, Rene Ann: pp. 88, 100, 106, 128, 153, 175, 256, 265. Purdy, Richard Allen: pp. 256, 260. Purifoy, Paul: pp. 111, 114, 256. Putnam, Terry: pp. 202. - Q - Quick, Susan Jane: pp. 111, 256, 260. - R .. Rackley, Barbara Jean: pp. 235, 238. Radcliff, Patricia Kay: pp. 116, 145, 202. Ragan, Kathleen Ellen: pp. 85, 93, 116, 235, 238. Rahner, Marcia Alice: Raider, Phillip Fred: pp. 235, 238. Ramsey, Delano Fletcher: pp. 202. Ramsey, John Richard: pp. 256, 260. Ramsey, Linda Sharon: pp. 235. Randall, Rhea Ann: PC 1, Sp C 3, Fr C 2, Cho 1, 2, 3, 4, Cho Asb 3, 4, Crew 3, DECA 4, pp. 154, 202. Ransbottom, Larry Elliot: pp. 235. Raser, Pamela Sue: pp. 90, 235. Ratchel, Donnie Gene: pp. 137, 256, 260. Ratchel, Jimmy Lee: pp. 137, 235. Rateliff, Rosalind Jean: pp. 256. Ratliff, Fred Mitchell: pp. 235. Ratliff, Victor E.: pp. 111, 256. Rawlings, Frank Erman: SC 4, BB 3, pp. 203. Ray, Duane: pp. 20, 256. Ray, Margaret Sharon: Raymo, Gary William: pp. 67, 235. Reagan, Ronald ire: pp: 54, 57, 58, 80, 203. Reaves, James David: Wrest 1, 2, 3, C Count 2, 3, pp. 203, 235. Reaves, Stephen Edward: pp. 235. Reckamp, Stephen Scott: pp. 235. Redgrave, Jo Ellen: pp. 235. Reed, David Martin: pp. 74, 235. Reed, Debbie: pp. 256. Reed, Fred Leslie: SC 1, Nat'l and State HS 3, 4, Sp C 4, Ger C 1, Math c 2, 3, 4, sci c 1, cpm c 3, BB 1, Baseb 1, Nat'l Merit Semi-finalist 4, Oil Ext for a day 4, Edmond Scholastic 3rd pl, World Hist 3, SC Amer History Award 4, 1 in Syracuse High School, pp. 149, 203. Reid, Janet Ann: PC 1, 2, SC 1, Sp C 2, Gr C 3, FBLA 4, Hall Proc 2, 3, 4, Girls PE 1, pp. 203. Renegar, Laura Faye: pp. 88, 160, 256. 275 Renfro, Charles Edward: pp. 203. Renfro, James David: pp. 127, 256. Renland, Deborah Gail: Renshaw, Mike Robert: pp. 256. Repinski, Mary Romayne: PC 2, 3: Sp C 3: FBLA 4: Girls PE 1, 2: Tal Asb 1, 2: Jr Asb 3: Sr Asb 4: pp. 153, 203. Reubell, Darla Gail: pp. 141, 257. Reynolds, Jimmy Scott: pp. 257. Rhoades, Charles David Jr.: SC 1, 4: Sp C 2, 3, 4: FB 1, 2, 3, 4: BB 1: Tennis 1, 3, 4: Track 1: Music Man C 4: Jr Asb 3: Sr Asb 4: Jr Asb C 3: Sr Asb C 3: Ath Honors 1: pp. 42, 57, 58, 203, 25 7. Rhodes, Jack Lee: pp. 235. Rhodes, Mariana: pp. 141, 257. Rice, Dianne E.: pp. 99. Rice, Gloria Mae: pp. 235. Rice, Melanie Jane: pp. 257. Richards, Randall Scott: Tennis 3, 4: pp. 99. Richardson, Christie Carol: Richardson, Dana Lee: pp. 235. Richardson, Debbie Sue: pp. 235. Richardson, John Henry: pp. 257. Richardson, Nancy Ann: pp. 111, 137, 257. Richardson, Ted Allen: HS 1, 2, 3, 4: Lat C 2, 3, 4: Fr C 1: Nat'l Lat HS 2, 3, 4: Wrest 2, 3: Citi- zenship 1: Jr Asb 3: Sch Awards 2, pp. 112, 113. Rickard, Robert Edward: SC 2, 3: HS 1: NFL 1: Golf 1, 2: Spch Act 1: Ath Honors 1, 2: pp. 203. Rickner, Bill John: Wrest 2: Cross Count 3: Track 1, 2, 3: A-V 4: pp. 203. Riddle, Richard Teal: Ridings, Mike Wayne: pp. 152, 257. Ridler, Ruth Elizabeth: SC 4: Q8rS 3, 4, HS 4, PC 1, 2, 3, 4, Sp c 1, 2, 3, 4: FJA 3, 4: Med C 2: oc1PA 3, 4, OIPA 3, 4, paper 4, Press Asb 3: Press Asb C 2: Sr Roberts, Marcia Lynn: SC 3, 4: H5 3, 4: PC 1, 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 4: Sp C 1, 2, 3, 4: FB Queen Att 4, pp. 52, 61, 85, 92, 93, 96, 203. Roberts, Robert John: pp. 67, 118. Roberts, Steven Wayne: pp. 121, 257. Robertson, Don Mark: pp. 257. Robertson, Ken: Sp C 2: Drama 3, 4: Bio C 2: Chor 3: Band 1, 2: FB 2, BB 2, Track 2, News s 3, iattended Bethany and Yukon: pp. 203. Robinson, Clif Anderson: pp. 257. Robinson, Linda Jane: HS 3, 4: 3 HS 1, 2, 3, 4: PC 1, 2: Lat C 3, 4: Chap FJA 2: WAC 3: Coun Aid 2, 3, 4: Hall Proc 1: NLHS 3, 4: 1st JCL Contest, 2nd Na- tional JCL Cont.: pp. 111, 113, 142, 164, 204. Robinson, Robert Wade ll: Lat C 1, 2: Fr C 3, 4: Math C 3: FB 1: BB 2: Track 1, 2: Fr King: iattend- ed Liberal HSD: pp. 121, 204. Robinson, Suzanne: pp. 91, 111, 118, 257. Robinson, Thomas Clare: Robinson, Terry Ray: FB 2, 3: Wrest 1, 2: pp. 204. Rock, Janell L.: pp. 257. Roddy, Catheryn Ann: pp. 91, 235. Roddy, John William: Roden, Jeanna Annette: SC 1: PC 1, 2, 3, 4: FJA 4: FBLA 4: 12-Yr C 4: OCIPA 4: Chor 2: Spch Act 3: pp. 97, 106, 153, 204. Rodgers, Gary Wayne: pp. 107, 235. Rodgers, Ralph Eugene: Rodgers, Ronald: Roebuck, Gary Lynn: SC 1: Wrest 2: CC 2: Track 2: Debate 2. Rogers, Alen: pp. 235. Rogers, Frank: pp. 235. Rogers, Lee: pp. 257. Rogers, Glenn Dorlane: sc1,, Asb 4: Jr Asb C 3: pp. 91, 102, 106, 117, 145, 203. Ridlings, Linda Jean: pp. 203. Riggle, Susan Louise: Sp C 4: Gr C 3, WAC 4, pp. 99, 203. Riley, Lee Wayne: Riley, Michael Stuart: pp. 257. Risinger, Ruth K.: pp. 257. Risser, Betsy Archer: pp. 235. Rittenhouse, Lee Curt: Parl SC 4: 2 3 4 Lat C 1 2 3 4 rr 11,5 FJA 4: OCIPA 4: OIPA 4: Key C 4: Nat'l Lat HS 2, 3: paper 4: ldeal Date Att 4: Jr Class V- Pres 3: Press Asb 3: Jr Asb 3: State HS: Prince of Print 4: Gavel c Pres 3, pp. 38, 103, 112, 173, 177, 203. Ritter, Deborah Marilyn: pp. 111, 130, 164, 257. Rixleben, Tommy B.: pp. 235. Roach, James Paul: pp. 2517. Roark, Ronald Orville: pp. 235. Robbins, Cynthia Edyth: pp. 91, 235. Robbins, Helen Ruth: Robbins, Vivia'n Lois: Lat C 3: Cho 3, 4: Girls PE 1: Music Man 4: Tal Asb 4: Cho Asb 3, 4: pp. 140, 141, 142, 143, 203. Roberson, Jim Warren: pp. 257. Roberts, Elizabeth fBetsy1: pp. 94, 111,141, 257. Roberts, Jeannette Marie: pp. 111, 141, 144, 235. Roberts, Laura Ann: pp. 85, 111, 153, 257. Roberts, Lawana Faye: pp. 127. 257. Roberts, Lois Anita: SC 4: S HS 1, 2: Nat'l HS 4: Sec Com C 4: FTA 4: FBLA 4: Off Aid 4: Band 2: Ann S 2, 3: Ann Asb 3: Sr Asb 4: Honors Day at Phillips U 3: pp. 85, 96, 125, 150. 203. , 276 Rogers, Joe O'Neal: pp. 107, 110, 157, 158, 235. Rogers, Maiorie: Rogers, Steven Alan: Rolen, Roy Michael: Roman, Kathy: pp. 120, 257. Romanello, Mike Paul: pp. 257. Roney, William Ray: pp. 204. Roodhouse, Rosemary: pp. 88, 120, 141, 257. Roof, Greg A.: pp. 257. Roof Robert Steven: Sp C 3: FB 1, 2, 3: Wrest 1: BB 1, 2, 3: Track 1: pp. 204. Rook, Nea Jane: SC 1: Nat'l HS 4: S HS 1, 2, 3, 4: PC 1,2: Lat C 1, 2, 4: FBLA 4: Lib Aid 1: Off Aid 2: NLHS 1, 2: Chor 1: fattended Tulsa Memorial 1, 21: pp. 112, 149,151,152,164,179, 204. Rose, Tommy' Mac: pp. 257. Rose, Gary: pp. 141. Rosecrans, Rita LaVon: pp. 235. Rosehamer, Linda Diane: QS 4: PC 1, 2, 3, 4, Sp c 2, 3, 4, FTA 3, FJA 3, 4: VP OCIPA 3, 4: OPlA 3, 4: FHA 4: Paper 4: Press Asb '4: Ann Asb C 3: Sr Asb 4: fat- tended McGuinness 1, 21: pp. 91, 102, 106, 145, 204. Ross, Gary S.: pp. 79, 257. Ross, Michael Lee: pp. 235. Ross, Randy: pp. 235. Ross, Raymond Dale: pp. 137, 257. Ross, Robert E.: Lat C 3, 4: FJA 4: OCIPA 4: OIPA 4: BB 2, 4: Paper 4: Press Asb 4: pp. 103, 204. Ross William Wardfield: pp. 235. Rosson, David: pp. 257. Rowe, Bonnie Ann: PC 1, 2, 3: Sp C 2, 3: FTA 1: FJA 4: OCIPA 4: pp. 204. Rowell, Sun Lynn: pp. 74, 257. Rowley, Richard Earl: pp. 112, 235. Rucker, Mary Louise: pp. 235. Runyon, Clarence John: Sp C' 2, 3, 4: Spch Act 2: Computer C 3: pp. 204. Runyon, Joan: pp. 257. Rush, Carol Ann: pp. 235. Rushing, Patricia Seannene: Rusing, Sylvia: pp. 257. Rushing, Wilton: pp. 204. Rusinek, Allen Robert: Russell, Cheryl: pp. 88, 111, 257. Russell, Richard Joe: pp. 204. Ruster, Patrick Brian: pp. 58, 80, 158, 235. Ruth, Billie: pp. 257. Rutherford, Mary: pp. 94, 257. Rutherford, Vicki: pp. 257. Rutledge, Carol Jean: pp. 239. Ryan, Philip B.: FB 1, 2, 3, 4: BB 4: pp. 58, 204. Ryser, Mickey Lynn: Com C 4: Lat C 2: St Craft 2: Hall Proc 3: pp. 150, 204. -5- Sanchez, Dan Frank: Sand, Diana Gwen: PC 2, 3, 4: Com C 4: FBLA 4: 12-Yr C 4: Off Aid 3: Cho 1, 2, 3, 4: Cho Asb 2, 3, 4: pp. 97, 150, 153, 204. Sand, Janice Gayle: pp. 85, 87, 235, 239. Sanders, Kay Illene: PC 1, 2, 3, 4: Lat C 2: FTA 2: Med C 1, 2: FBLA 4: 12-Yr C 4: Off Aid 3, 4: Hall Proc 1, 2: Band 1, 2: Spch Act 1, 2, 3, 4: Music Man Crew 4: Jr Play Crew 3: pp. 85, 87, 153, 160, 104. Sartin, Bruce: pp. 257. Sarvela, Keith Rudolph: pp. 204. Satterlee, Jimmy Ray: pp. 235, 239. Saunders, Becky Kay: pp. 112, 123, 137, 142, 235, 239. Sax, Justin: pp. 257. Schafer, Patricia: pp. 94, 111, 257. Schaffner, Nelda: pp. 137, 257. Schantz, Paul John: Sp C 1: pp. 204. Scheib, Eleanor Sharon: Com C 4: FHA 1, pp. 150, 204. Scheib, Linda May: pp. 235, 239. Schenault, Marilyn: pp. 235. Schlossberg, Brett A.: pp. 123, 161, 235, 239. Schmidt, Adina Mae: pp. 110, 235, 239. Schrabel, Sue Elaine: pp. 141, 257. Schneider, Virginia Dae: pp. 116, 257. Schnicker, Don Arthur: pp. 142, 161, 2535, 239. Schorrenberg, John Thomas: WAC 4: 12-Yr C 4: FB 1, 2, 3, 4: pp. 57, 58, 99, 205. Schoeffler, -Lynda Dyanne: pp. 88, 111, 257. Schoeffler, Ralph: SC 1, 4: QS 3, 4: HS 3, 4: Lat C 1, 2, 3, 4: Sp C 1, 2, 3: FJA 2, 3, 4: Thes 3, 4: St Craft 3: WAC 3, 4: Med C 1, 2, 3, 4: Math C 3, 4: OCIPA 2, 3, 4: OIPA 2, 3, 4: Key C Treas 4: NLHS 1, 2: Band 1: Mag Edi- tor 4: Music Man 4: ASP Crew 3: Jr Play 3: T Asb 3: Press Asb 2, 3: Mag Asb 2, 3: OU OSU Journ Award: Sir Alexander Fleming Finalist 3: pp. 41, 85, 96, 98, 104,107,112,113, 141, 145, 149, 157, 158, 205. Schott, Karen Gayle: pp. 85, 235, 239. Schug, John Sterling: pp. 239. Schultz, Carolyn Rhea: pp. 145, 257. Schwerdt, Dorinda Sue: pp. 85, 93, 117, 142, 239. Sconce, Jerry Don: pp. 235, 239. Scott, Barbara Jean: pp. 257. Scott, Carolyn Faye: pp. 205. Scott, Carson: pp. 205. Scott, Charlotte Deanna: PC 3, 4: Off Aid 2: Hall Proc 4: Chor 2: pp. 205. Scott, Glenda Rae: PC 1, 2, 3, 4: Sp C 2: FTA 1, 2, 3: Thes 4: St Craft 3: WAC 2: FBLA 4: Off Aid 3: ASP Crew 3: Jr Play Crew 3: Sr Asb 4: Jr Asb Crew 3: pp. 87, 121, 153, 205. Scott, Gregory Mahcon: SC 4: Fr C 2, 3, 4, vvAc 2, 3, 4, Fr King Arr 3, 4, Pres 4, pp. 94, 98, 120, 121, 205. Scott, Kandace Sue: PC 1, 2, 3, 4: Sp C 2, 3, 4: 12-Yr C 4: Off Aid 4: FHA 3, 4: Class Popularity 1: pp. 40, 41, 87, 97, 116, 121, 128, 205. Scott, Mary Jeanne: PC 1, 2, 3, 4: Lat C 2: Sp C 3: Med C 1, 2: Off Aid 2, 3, 4, pp. 87, 205. Scott, Patricia Anne: Lat C 4: Sp C 4: Cho 4: FTA 1, 2, 3: FHA 1, 2, 3: Lat C 1, 2, 3: V-Pres, Pres: Lat Empress 3: Dramatics: Top Twenty 1, 2: Cheerleading 1, 2, 3: SC 3, Cl, 2, 3, attended Bald- winsville, New Yorkj: pp. 112, 141, 205. Scott, Steve Thomas: pp. 235, 239. Scott, Terry Ann: pp. 135, 137, 232, 256, 257. Seals, Linda Jolene: pp. 117, 128, 235. Seals, Nancy La Don: pp. 110, 145, 152, 257. Sellars, Daphne Lynn: pp. 112, 117, 235, 239. Sellars, Deborah Jean: Servick, Dorothy Jean: pp. 90, 118, 257. Sewell, Donna Lynn: pp. 142, 235, 239. Seitsinger, Charles R.: pp. 71. Seward, John Martin: pp. 257. Shaban, Loretta: pp. 257. Shaffer, Kent: pp. 158, 235, 239. Shofner, Pamela Sue: Shanboar, Steve: pp. 235, 239. Shank, Gary Wayne: pp. 205. Shanks, Melinda Mary: Spch Act 1: pp. 205. Sharp, John Thomas: pp. 235, 239. Sharp, Marsha Lynn: PC 1, 2, 3: Lat C 1, 2, 3, 4: Math C 4: Coun Aid 4: Hall Proc 3: NLHS 1, 2, 3, 4, pp. 85, 87, 112, 205. Shaw, Judy Ann: pp. 205. Shearer, Carey: pp. 258. Shearer, Stephen Dale: pp. 235, 239. Shedden, Thomas Tweed: pp. 258. Sheffler, Viva Jean: pp. 88, 110, 258. Sheffy, Linda Jane: pp: 235, 239. Shellenbarger, Larry: pp. 205. Shepard, Margaret Antionette CPeggy1: pp. 112, 140, 142, 144, 149, 235, 239. Sherbon, Linda May: pp. 153, 235, 239. Sherbon, Michael Allen: pp. 134, 141, 258. Sherman, Dan: Fr C 2: Math C 2: BB 2, Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, pp. 205. Sherman, Gregory Scott: pp. 94, 235, 239. Sherman, Linda Diane: pp. 258. Sherrill, Carl Edward: Lat C 1: 12- Yr C 4: BB 1, 2: Wrest 3, 4: C Coun 3: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Wrest Queen Att Escort 4: pp. 71, 73, 205. Sherwood, Leslie Francis: Sp C 3: FTA 3: WAC 3, 4: Med C 3: Hall Proc 2: pp. 99, 205. Shirley, Joe Don: BB 3: Baseb 2: pp. 205. Shockley, Constance Arlene: Fr C 1: off Aid 2, pp. 205. Shockley, Jackie Lee: pp, 235, 239, Shook, Billy Ray: pp. 235, 239. Shores, Robert Thomas: pp. 258. Shores, Sharon: SC 3: PC 2, 3, 4: Pledge M 4: Sp C 2, 3, DE Sweetheart 4: pp. 34, 85, 87, 88, 154, 156, 205. Shorter, Mark Preston: pp. 258. Shrum, Sharon Elizabeth: pp. 133, 145, 258. Shrum, Warren Gary: pp. 94, 161, 205. Shulanberger, Larry: pp. 205. Siard, Maurie Ann: pp. 85, 93, 96, 235, 239, 265. Sidner, Sandra: QS 3, 4, Treas Ai HS 1, 2, 3, 4: PC 1, 2, 3, 4: Lat C 1, 2, 3: Gr C 3, 4: Pres 4: FTA 1, FJA 3, 4, Thes 3, 4, OCIPA 1, 3: OlPA 1, 3: Coun Aid 4: Commissioner of Chari- ties and Correction 4: Exchange Student to Netherlands: NLHS 1, 27 Ann S 2, 3, 4: Copy Editor 4: ASP Crew 1, 3: Jr Play Crew 3: Ann Asb 3, 4: Jr Asb Crew 3: Nat'l Merit Scholarship Semi- Finalist: 2nd Gr 1: pp. 37, 93, 100, 123, 141, 145, 205. Sidner, Steve Jay: pp. 111, 158, 258. Siegal, Richard Dennis: pp. 258. Sigle, Loyd Leon: pp. 235, 239. Silva, Dorothy Ann: pp. 120, 258. Sim, Thomas: Fr C 3, 4: Band 3, 4: pp. 137, 205. Simonton, Dan Gideon: pp. 258. Simpson, David Allen: pp. 235, 239. Sippel, Christine Louise: pp. 111, 258. Sippel, Walter Edward: pp. 137, 235, 239. Skinner, Nancy Lou: pp. 2581. Skouby, Carol Susan: PC 1, 2, 3: Fr C 3, 4: FTA 4, Drama 4, FHA 3, Cho 1, 2: Band 1, 2: Spch Act 3: Music Man Crew 4: 1, 2 Liberal Kansas. pp. 121, 205. Slack, Marilyn Ruth: PC 1, 2, 3, 4: Sp C 2, 3, 4: 12-Yr C 4: Coun Aid 2, 3: Hall Proc 2: FHA 2, 3: Chap Smith, Jan pp. 258. Smith, Janice Inez: pp. 90, 142, 258. Smith, Jerry Dale: pp. 236, 240. Smith, John S.: pp. 258. Smith, Kathy Ann: pp. 92, 258. Smith, Linda Joy: pp. 85, 88, 96, 121, 258. Smith, Charles Michael: pp. 133, 137, 236, 240. Smith, Margaret Louise: Smith, Michael: SC 3: Lat C 2, 3: FTA 3: NFL 1, 2, 3, 4: Treas ot NFL 3: Debate 1, 2, 3, 4: Jr Asb Crew 3: Spch Asb 3: pp. 111,137,258. Smith, Michael Lawrence: Smith, James Milton: pp. 258. Smith, Nancy Jo: pp. 118, 258. Smith, Patti Carol: pp. 92, 117, 258. Smith, Patti Jean: pp. 258. Smith, Phillip Chas.: pp. 236, 240. Smith, Ray: Smith, Rickey Nelson: pp. 258. Smith, Ricky Lane: pp. 236, 240. Smith, Robert Charles: pp. 127. Smith, Robert James: Drama 1, 2: Debate 1, 2: All School P 1, 2: CAttended Coronado1 Smith, Ronald Leon: Elect C 3: Smith, Robert Milligan: pp. 236, 240. Smith, Roselynn Stephany: pp. 236, 240. Smith, Sheryl Diane: PC 1: Com C 4: Sp C 2, 3: FTA 4: FJA 2: OCIPA 2: Spch Act 1: pp. 125, 130. Smith, Stephen Nash: pp. 258. Smith, Steve: SC 1, 2: Smith, Terrald Jay: Lat C 3: pp. 113, 141. Smith, Terry Dale: pp. 113, 236. 4:, Pres: pp. 97, 121, 145. Slakis Kathy Ann' p 161 258 , . p. , . Slaughter, Raye Hannon: pp. 88, 120, 121, 236, 240. Slater, Marilyn Kay: pp. 236. Slipsager, James Hugo: pp. 236, 240. Smedley, Judy Gail: Com C 4: Cho 2: pp. 150. Smiley, Larry: pp. 103, 258. Smiley, Linda Joyce: pp. 90, 107, 236, Smith, 240. Alan Neal: pp. 67, 258. Smith, Barbara Joy: Fr C 2: 12-Yr C 4: pp. 97. Smith, Billy Frank: pp. 258, Smith Cecilia Ann: pp. 236, 240. Smith, Cheryl Sue: pp. 110, 150, 236, 240. Smith, Dan Wayne: pp. 137, 258. Smith, Dana Mackey: pp. 85, 90, 93, 94, 96, 104, 106, 115, 117, 177, 236, 240. Smith, David Andrew: pp. 68, 258, Smith, Debbie Ann: pp. 112, 118, 258. Smith, Deborah Lea: pp. 118, 258. Smith, Eluira Delene: pp. 92, 236, 240. Smith, Gerald Arnald: pp. 127, 236, 240. Smith Glenda Athaline: pp. 118. Smith, Greg: pp. 236, 240. Smith, Greggory Marcel: pp. 236, Smith, Hayden Robert: SC 2: Sp C 2 3 Ba 1 I nd 1, 2, 3, 4, FB 1, 2, 3, BB 2: Wrest 3: Baseb 4: Track 3: Oil Exe for a day: Cattended Eli Whitney in 1:1 Cattended Tulsa Nathan Hale in 2, 3:1 pp, 110, Smith, Thomas: Lat C 2, 3, 4: FTA 2: Thesp 4: St Craft 4: Music Man Crew 4: Talent Asb Crew 4: Sr Asb Crew: pp. 113. Smith, Warren Marshall: pp. 236. Smith, Wayne: pp. 258. Smith, Winchester M. iWin1: pp. 116. Smoot, Glenda Mae: pp. 85, 94, 96, 152, 153, 236. Sneed, John Franklin: SC 4: BB 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseb 1, 2, 3, 4: North- west Classen 1: pp. 39, 42, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 95. Sneed, Mark: pp. 119, 258. Snell, Stanley: pp. 118. Snow, James Robert: pp. 110, 137, 258. Snow, Judith Ann: pp. 126, 236, 240. Snowden, Nancy Diane: pp. 94, 98, 121, 125, 237. Snyder, Alan James Jr.: pp. 237, 241. Snyder, Carolyn Faye: PC 1: Lat C 1, 2,: St Craft 4: Music Man Crew 4: Talent Asb 2: Snyder, Kathleen Sue: pp. 237. Sonderegger, Hal: pp. 58, 80, 240. Sorensen, Kathleen Kay: pp. 237. Sorrels, Donald James: Sorrels, Mary Anne: Fr C 4: Gr C 3, 4: fattended Tulsa Will Rogers 2, 3:1 pp. 123. Southern, Jackie Sue: pp. 258. Spradlin, David: Spain, Joe David: SC 1: Sp C 3: Photo C 1: Golf 4: Track 1, 2: Ann 1: Paper 2: Sparkman, Bonnie C.: pp. 258. Sparks, David Gerald: pp. 110, 258. Spivey, Herschel Edward: pp. 237, 241. Splawn, Cara Lynn: pp. 258. Spradlin, David Nolan: pp. 237, 241. Sprinkle, Shirley J.: SC 1: HS 4: PC 1, 2, 3, 4: Sp C 2, 3: Med C 3, 4: Delegate of Okla. Science and Arts Foundation Symp. pp. 76, 85, 87, 132, 133. Srum, Carolyn Faye: pp. 85, 87, 237, 241. Spruill, James: pp. 258. Stacy, Theodore: Lat C 2, 3: WAC 2: Math C 1, 2: Stagner, Gayle Louise: pp. 88, 111, 258. Stair, Michael Dennis: pp. 237, 241. Stamman, Linda Jean: pp. 237. Stalder, Richard Wayne: pp. 237. Stallings, Constance Rose: SC 4: La: C 2, 3, 4, FTA 4, Marh C 1, 2, 3, 4: Sc C 4: Bio C 4: Library Aid 1, 2, 4: FHA 4: All School P Crew 3: Jr Play Crew 3: SC Award for Mech Dr 1: pp. 112, 124,126,130,131,134. Stamps, Bob W.: pp. 258. Stamps, Neil: SC 3: Sp C 3: Cho 2, 3: Ten 3, 4: Ann Staff 4: Ann Asb 4: pp. 36, 100, 107, 265. Standage, David: SC 3, 4: Lat C 1, 2, 3, 4, Nu-is 2, 3, FB 1, 2, 3, 4: BB 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3: Ideal Date 4: Latin Emperor 3: Outstanding Christian Athlete 3: Class Popularity 2, 4: FB All Con 4: All City: Alt Allstate: Buccaneer Att 4: Mr. Pirateer Aft 4: BB: All City: All Cort 3: pp. 41, 43, 58, 59, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 68, 69, 80, 94, 95, 112, 158,171, 176. Stanford, Judy Ann: Stanford, Paul Gordon: pp. 120, 258. Stanka, Sandra Kay: Stanley, Karen Faye: pp. 153, 237, 241. Stanley, Leonra Jean: pp. 110, 258. Stanley, Phillip: FR C 1, 2: Elect C 4: Stanton, Terry Lynn: pp. 85, 96, 116, 258. Stark, David Charles: pp. 94, 258. Stark, Ray: SC 3, 4: SHS 1, 2, 3: Lat C 1, 2: Gr C 2: Math C 2: Elect C 2, 3: NLHS 1, 2: A-V 1, 2, 3, 4: pp. 36, 42, 127. Starr, Kathleen: pp. 258. Staton, James Mark: pp. 258. Stebbens, Shannon Eugene: pp. 137, 258. Stecker, Larry Bruce: pp. 258. Steed, Sherry Lynn: pp. 90, 258. Steed, Victor Hamilton: pp. 79, 237, 241. Stein, Vicki: Cho 1, 2, 3, 4: Cho Asb Crew 3: pp. 237. Stelle, James: pp. 237, 241. Stelle, Roger: pp. 237. Stephens, Barbara Leeane: pp. 116, 237, 241. Stephens, Judy Mae: pp. 128, 237, 241. Stephens, Charles David: Bowling 2, 3: Stage Craft 4: Cattended Ada HS1 Stephens, Dales: pp. 258. Stephens, Richard: pp. 237, 241. Sterbenz, Kenneth Eugene: FB 1, 2, 3, 4: Wrest 1, 2: track 1, 2: pp. 58, 59, 61. Stetler, Frederick Dale: pp. 237, 241. Stevens, Rick: pp. 237, 241. Stevens, Sandy Rene: pp. 88, 111, 258. Stewart, Jim: pp. 237, 241. Marian Cyrilla: pp. 92, Stewart, 117, 259. Stewart, Robert: Lat C 2, 3: Gr C 3: Math C 3, 4: Spech Act 2: A-V 3, 4, MAT Rep A-V Tres. pp. 127. Stonebraker, Beverly Ann: pp. 121, 237, 241. Stonebraker, Kenneth Evewett: pp. 259. Stoneking, Kathryn Julia: SC 1, 2: PC 1, 2, Fr C 3, 4, NPL 1, 2, 3, 4, The: 3, 4, HN 4, C110 3, 4, Chantetes: Speech Act 1, 2, 3, 4: Music Man 4: ASP 3: Jr Play 3: Talent Asb 2, 3: Cho ASB 3, 4: Sr Asb 4: pp. 120, 121, 141, 142, 144, 160, 161, 213. Stinchcomb, Michael Ray: FR C 1, 2: NFL 4: Thes 3, 4: Drama 3: 12 Yr C 4: Spech Act 4: All School Play 2: Jr Play 3: Warr Acres City Council 4: pp. 141, 160, 161. Stone, Stanley Eugene: Lat C 2: spC3,4,scC1,B16C3, BB 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: pp. 63, 64, 80, 118. Stone, William: Stookey, Ray James: Story, Joe: pp. 141. Storm, Gary: A-V 2, 3: pp. 127. Storm, Linda Mary: pp. 124, 131, 133, 237, 241. Stout, Selbert Lee: Stovall, Gary Kent: pp. 237, 241. Straighan, Sandra Jean: pp. 92, 259. Strahorn, Claudia Ann: pp. 116, 259. Straper, Bob Francis: pp. 79, 259. Stuart, Diane Stacy: pp. 259. Stufflebean, Shirley Ann: pp. 141, 237, 241. Sturdevant, C. Kathryn: pp. 259. Stringer, Sheryl: PC 1, 2,: Cho 3: Cattended Enid High School1 Sullivan, James Joseph: pp. 237, 241. Stussi, David Roland: pp. 237, 241. Suenram, Cheryl Ann: SC 3: HS 1, 2, 3, 4: PC 1, 2: Fr C 1, 2, 3, 4: FTA 4: Hall Proc, Cho 3: Sec of Class 2: Cho Asb 1, 2, 3, 4: Key Club Sweetheart' Attendant 4: Cattended Northeast High School 1, 2:1 pp. 124, 141, 142, 143, 149, 158, 159. Suggs, Debby Lynn: pp. 259. Summers, Sheralyn Louise: SC 1: QS 3, 4: Sec: HS 4: PC 1, 2, 3, 4: Sp C 3, 4: FTA 2, 3, 4: FJA 2, 3, 4: OCIPA 2, 3, 4: Paper Statt 3, 4: Press Asb 3, 4: pp. 92, 102, 118, 145, 149. Summers, Susan Ann: pp. 107, 118, 121, 259. Sutherlin, Christy: pp. 259. Sutherlin, Sherry Ann: Suter, Mary Jane: pp. 259. Sutton, Beverly Ann: pp. 259. Sutton, John Richard: pp. 237, 241. Sutton, Julie Jeanne: SC 1, 4: PC ,3,4:LatC1:SpC2,3: 1, 2: FJA 1, 2, 3, 4: OCIPA 1, 2, 3, 4: OCPA 1, 2, 3, 4: FHA 4: Cho 1, Ann Staff 1, 2, 3, 4: layout ed 3: Editor 4: Ann Asb 1, 2, 3, 4: Press Asb Crew 4: Jr Asb 2: Sr Asb 3, 4: Prin- cess of Print 4: Annual Queen Att 4: OU J Day award: pp. 38, 39, 40, 93, 100, 106, 165, 175, 265. Sutton, Terry Lee: pp. 85, 87, 237, 1, 2 FTA 241. Swartz, Carolyn Rose: pp. 111, 90, 161, 259. Swartz, Daniel Herbie: pp. 259. Swartz, Martha Elizabeth: pp. 241. Swartz, Shelly: pp. 123. Sweeney, Gary Deb: pp. 259. Sweeney, Gary: pp. 237. Swick, Michael Anthony: pp. 85, 129, 237, 241. - Swihart, Bonnie Jean: pp. 111, 137, 259. -1'.. 277 Tabor, Marilou: pp. 91, 97. Tackitt, Martha Elizabeth: pp. 241. Tall, Gary Allen: Taller, Jean Ann: pp. 145, 259. Talmadge, Jerry: Buccanners 3, 4, WAC 3, Math C 2, 4-H 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, AV 3, Music Man Crew 4, pp. 213. Tansel, Candy: pp. 94, 107. Tansel, Donna K.: pp. 259. Tam, Julie J.: 90, 259. Tarver, Johnny Ray: Tate, Terese Hope CTerryD: pp. 128, 160, 259. Tatyrek, Earnest Ray: SC 2, Lat C 2, 3, WAC 4,12 Yr C 4, V Pres 1, Sr Asb 4, Gavel C 3, pp. 97, 213. Taylor, Cheryl Ann: PC 1, 2, FTA 1, 2, 3, WAC 3, Med C 4, Girls PE 3, FHA 4, pp. Taylor, Connie: pp. 145, 241. Taylor, David Bruce: SC 4, Lat C 1, 2, HS 1, 2, FB 1, Nat'l Lat HS 1, 2, State HS 2, 3, 4, pp. 94, 213. Taylor, Dona Gene: pp. 87, 259. Taylor, Lynn Donna: Taylor, Gwynn: pp. 241. Taylor, Jackie: pp. 238. Taylor, Jana: pp. 121. Taylor, James: pp. 259. Taylor, Jim Joe: Taylor, Jim: pp. 259. Taylor, Kathie: Taylor, Larry: pp. 259. Taylor, Mark: SC 3, 4, Sp C 2, 3, FB 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Cit Wk Off 4, pp. 39, Thompson, Bryan: pp. 238. Thompson, Larry: pp. 111. Thompson, Debbi: pp. 154, 156. Thompson, Janet: pp. 92, 110. Thompson, Phillip: Thompson, Richard: Tidemore, Walter: pp. 260. Tiemeir, Karen: HS 4, Lat C 1, 2, Ger C 3, 4, Med C 1, Coun Aid 2, Nat'l Lat HS 1, 2, Ger Queen 4, All School Play Crew 2, Oil Exec for a Day 4, pp. 38, 123. Tigner, Linda: FHA 1, 2, 3, Cho 1, 2, Band 1, 2, Ann Staff 1. Tigner, Patricia: Lib Aid 1, 2: Off Aid 2, Coun And 1, 2, FHA ' ho , -Band 1, 1, 2, 3, C 1, 2 4, Girls PE 1, Ann Staff 1, 2, paper Staff 1, Speech Act 1, Cho Asb 4. Tilden, Leah: Tillman, Duane: pp. 260. Tinkler, Maria: pp. 131, 137, 238. Tinkler, Sharon: pp. 111, 260. Tinsley, Linda: Tinsley, Michael: pp. 137, 238. Tipton, Lew Rose: Titus, Randy: Tomblin, John: Tompkins, Tim: pp. 260. Thompson, Robert: Fr C 2, 3, BB 1, 2, 3, 4, BB 4, Thompson, Terry: pp. 238. Thomsen, Thomson, John: pp. 259. Linda: pp. 94, 259. 42, 53, 85, 96. Taylor, Nancy: pp. 92, 259. Taylor, Rose: Taylor, Vicki: pp. 88, 111, 259. Taylor, Virginia: pp. 238. Teague, Harold: Teckam, Mary: pp. 259. Tedford, Teddy: Tengram, Rose: pp. 76, 85, 87, 96, 98, 99, 117, 124, 238. Terrell, Danny: pp. 238. Terrell, Deborah: pp. 121, 238. Terrell, Donald: FB 1, 2, 3, Wrest 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, FB, all con. all district, all city honorable mention, wrest 64, 65 All City. pp. 37, 58, 59. Terrell, Stephen: Activities in 65 or Jr. yr. were at Okla Mil Aca, FB 1, 2, 3, Baseb 2, 3, Spch Act 3, Trea 3, Ath Hon 3, Sgt-of- Arms in OC 3, pp. 37. Terry, Diane: PC 1, 2,'3, -4, Sec 4, Com Club V Pres 4, FJA 3, 4, OCIPA 3, 4, OIPA 3, 4, Off Aid 1, 2, 3, 4, Ann Staff 4, Jr Asb 3, Ann Asb 4. pp. 34, 84, 101, 106, 128, 145, 147, 150, 265. Terry, Pat: pp. 238. Terry, Steve: HS 3, Nat'l Lat HS 2, 3, Wrest 2, 3, Cross Coun 2, 3. Testerman, Kenneth: Thacker, Algerita: Ger C 3, 12 Yr C 4, off aid 3, Hall proc 1. Tharnish, Ernest: pp. 259. Tharp, Sharon: pp. 238. Thomas, Carolyn: Thomas, Gordon: SC 1, 2,, Sp C 2, 3, FJA 4. pp. 33, 224. Thomas, Lurene: pp. 259. Thomas, Mike: pp. 259. Thomas, Phillip: pp. 259. Thomas, Rex: pp. 238. Thomas, Jerry: Thomason, Kenneth: pp. 259. Thompson, Barbara: HS 3, 4, Sp C 3, 4, WAC 4, Math 3, 4, Library Aid 3, Coun Aid 4, Lib C 3, Oil Exec for a Day 4, Edmond Schol. Meet 3, Co-Valedictorian 4, pp. 90, 134, 149, 164, 178. 278 Thomson, Linda: pp. 88, 259. Thomson, Pamela: PC 1, 2, Library Aide 4. Thornhill, David: pp. 116, 140, 141, 142, 144, 238. Thorp, Patricia: pp. 112, 142, 144, 260. Thorpe, Phyllis: SC 1, 2, HS 3, 4, Lat C 1, 2, 3, 4, NFL 1, 2, 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, Med C 1, 2, 3, Math C 2, 3, 4, Science C - 12 Year C 4, Coun Aide 4, Latin HS 1, 2, 3, 4, Speech Act 1, 2, 3, 4, State Qualifier 2, 3, Music Man Crew 4, Jr Play Crew 3, Talent Asb 3, Jr Asb 3, Lat award 2, Speech award 2, Class Scholarship 1, 2, Nat'l Merit Semi-Flnalist 4, Cit Wk Off., City Judge 3, Oil Exec 4, Edmond Sch Meet Lat 1, 2, Christmas As- sembly, pp. 97, 110, 112, 113, 128, 134, 141,149, 161. Thorstens, Jo Ann: Attended West- ern Heights, Off. Aide 1, Fash- ion Crew, Here Music Man Crew 4, Thrower, Terry: 2, 3, 4, State HS 1, 2, 3, 4, pp. 260. Thurber, Warren: pp. 238. Thurman, Dennis: FBLA 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Tibbals, Lawrence: Wrest 2, Swim- ming 3, Cross-Coun 2, 3, Boys PE 2. Toppenberg, Dan: Sp C 3, NFL 2, 3, Wrest 1, Speech Act 4, Music Man Crew 4, pp. 161.' Townsend, Melva: pp. 121, 238. Trahern, Dwight: pp. 260. Trammell, DeAnn: pp. 90, 131, 160, 238. Travis, Allan: pp. 71, 260. Treece, Donald: pp. 238. Tremblay, Jim: Trimble, Le Ann: pp. 238. Tripp, Sandra: Tripp, Sharon: pp. 238. Tripp, Silvia: pp. 238. Tripp, Sylvia: pp. 260. Troutman, Steve: pp. 260. Troxel, Linda: pp. 142, 238. Truck, David: pp. 238. Truitt, Ronnie: pp. 260. Tucker, Deborah: pp. 260. Tucker, Karen: SC 4, PC 1, 2, 3, 4, 3, 4, Nat'l Sp C 3, 4, FTA 3, Stage Craft 3, 12 Yr C 4, FHA 4, PE 2, All School Play 3 Crew, Jr Play Crew 3, pp. 97, 116, 117. Tucker, Linda: PC 1, 2, 3, 4, Comm C Treas 4, Sp C 3, 4,12 Yr C 4, Off Aide 2, 4, PE 2, pp. 87, 91, 97,116, 128, 150. Tucker, Randall: Latin C 3, 4, Thes- pians 1, Drama 1, 2, Stage craft 1, 3, Medical C 3, 4, Cho 1, 3, 4, Sports 1, FB 1, Baseb 1, Cho 1, 3, 4, Debate 1, V Pres 2, Treas 1, Ch Asb. 1, 3, C 3, pp. 142. Tudor, Charles: Tudor, Charles L.: Turner, Dennis: pp. 120, 238. Turner, Nancy: pp. 87, 140, 141, 144, 238. Turner, Ronald: Band 2, Turner, Sylvia: pp. 260. Turner, William: Tuttle, Marcia: SC 4, HS 3, 4, Sec 4, PC 1, 2, Latin C 1, 2, 3, 4, Ger C 3, 4, FTA 1, 2, 3, 4, Thes 3, 4, Stage Craft 4, Math C 1, 3, Nat'l Lat Hon Soc 1, 2, Cho 2, 3, 4, Chantettes Acc 4, Sextet 2, Mixed Chor 1, 2, 3, 4, Acc 3, Music Man and Crew 4, stud. Dlr 3, 4, Jr Play 3, Chor Asb 1, 2, 3, 4, Tal Asb 4, Hi notes 4, Ger HS 3, 4, Outstanding St Bod Mem for St Coun 3, pp. 85, 96, 141, 142, 144, 149. Twedt, Diane: pp. 88, 152, 260, Twedt, Gail: PC 1, 2, 3, 4, Fr C 2, 3, Sr Ass 4, pp. 87. Tyson, Patricia: pp. 238. -U- Underwood, Barbara: pp. 260. Underwood, Johnie: pp. 238. Usher, Susan: PC 1, 2, 3, 4, Sp C 2, 3, 4, 12-year C 4, Off Aide 4, Hall proc 1, 2, Nat'l Lat HS 4, Birls PE 3, 4, pp. 35, 87, 97, 116. -V- Valenta, Kathy Marie: pp. 111, 260. Van Nice, David: pp. 137, 238. Van West, Reinout: Sp C 2, W Aff 2, Tennis 3, 4, Van Wyngarden, Judy: Varga, Janice: pp. 94, 121. Vaughan, Henry: pp. 130, 142, 238. Vaughn, Teresa: pp. 123, 238. Vascellard, George: Vetoynis, Steve: pp. 238. Vick, Kathy: SC 3, 4, PC 3, Sp C 3, Cho 2, Jr Class Popularity, J: Asb 3, pp. as, 96. Vinyard, David: pp. 154. -W- Waddle, Terry Allen: pp. 238. Wadley, Sandra Kay: PC 1, 2, 3, 4, Sp C 2, 3, FTA 2, 3, Spch Act 1, 2, 3, pp. 91. Wages, Lue Ann: PC 1, 2, Llb Aid 2, AFS ,FHA 1, 2, Chor 1, 1, 2 Pauls Valley, Okla. Waggener, Suzie Kathleen: Girls PE. Wagner, Kenneth Lynn: SC 1, Sp C 2, 3, 4, Bio C 1, 3, Photo C 2,12 Yr C 4, Bas B 1, 2, Cr Coun 1, Tr 4, Boys PE 1, 2, Ann Staff 2, 3, All-Sch Play Cr 2, Ann Asb 2, 3, Jr Asb 2, pp. 97. Wagner, Marcia: SC 2, HS 3, 4, PC 1, 2, 3, 4, Lat C 1, 2, Ger C 3, 4, Treas 3, Chap 4, FTA 1, 2, 3, W Aff C 2, 3, 4, Med C 1, 2, C Aide 3, 4, Nat'l Lat HS 1, 2, FHA 3, 4, Spch Act 1, Ger HS 3, 4, pp. 85, 87, 98, 142 Waits, James Dell: pp. 260. Waldenville, Cathy Gray: PC 1, 2, Fr C 2, 3, Ger C 4, Med C 3, 4, 4-H 3: pp. 133. Waldrop, David: pp. 238. Wall, Terry Lynn: pp. 112. Walls, Sandy Marie: pp. 260, 92, 239. Walkden, Beverly Jean: PC 1, 2, Lat C 1, 2, FTA 2, Med C 2, FBLA 4, 12 Yr C 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls PE 3, Chor Ass 1, 2, 3, 4, Tal Asb 2, 4, Jr Asb 3, Sr Asb 4, All-St Chor 4, Girls Trio 4, Christmas Asb 2, 3, 4, pp. 39, 97, 142, 144, 153. Walder, Jimmie Thomas: pp. 260. Walker, Linda Marie: pp. 238. Walker, Nicki Renee: PC 1, 2, 3, Sp C 3, Thespians 3, Drama 3, Spch Act 1, 2, Debate 1, Walker, Regina Lynn: pp. 94, 137, 260. Walker, Sharon Kay: pp. 260. Walker, Virginia Merle: DE 3, 4, DE Sweetheart Att 4, DE Sec 4, pp. 154, 156. Walkeep, Mary Susan: pp. 260. Wall, Terry: HS 2, 3, 4, Lat C 1, 2, 3, 4, Nat'l Lat HS 1, 2, 3, 4, BB 1, Wr 2, 3, Bas B 1, Ten 3, 4, Cr Coun 3, Boys PE 1, 2, 3, Schol Awards 3, 4, Computer class 1, 2, 3, Wallace, Allen: Wallace, Christy Jolene: pp. 260. Wallace, Gary: pp. 262. Wallace, Michael David: pp. 238. Wallace, Rebecca Lynn: pp. 260. Wallace, Samuel Ernest: pp. 238. Waller, Marsha Lou: pp. 85, 96, 142, 260. Wallis, Becky: pp. 92, 239, 260. Wallis, Lloyd: Wallis, 106, Paula Sue: pp. 90, 191, 116, 260, 262, 265. Walls, Michelle Lee: Walsh, Sherrine Kay: Walters, Sheila S.: Walters, Tony: Walton, Ward, Mable Couteau: pp. 239. Kenneth Mac: Lib Aide 4, BB Man 3, 4, Tr 4, pp. 68, 126. Warehime, Darrel: pp. 260. Waring Lizabeth Ann: pp. 94, 120, 144, 260. Warlick, Jerry Duane: Warlick, Kenneth Dale: pp. 260. Warner, Barbara Alice: SC 4, Sp C 3, 4, WAC 3, FBLA 4, Girls PE 3, Warner, Donald: Boys Quartet 1, 3, 4,B oys Octet 3, 4, All-State Chorus 3, 4, Chorus SD 4, Thes- pians 4, Lib Aid 1, Hall Proc 1, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Tr 1, 2, A-V 1, Music Man SD 4, Jr Play Crew 3, Tal Asb 3, 4, Chorus Asb 3, 4, Sr Asb 3, 4, Hi-Notes Pres 4, pp. 129, 140, 142, 143. Warnke, Gary Lynn: pp. 260. Warren, Larry David: pp. 94, 137, 116, 260. Warren, Ronald: pp. 261. - Warren, Tom: Washa, Bonnie Mayrea: pp. 239. Watson, Carolyn: Watson, Cecilia Annette: pp. 76, 239. - Watson, Linda Elaine: HS 3, 4, Treas 4, PC 1, 2, 3, Lat C 3, 4, Sp C 1, 2, 3, 4, FTA 1, 12 Yr C 4, C Aid 3, 4, Hall Proc 2, Nat'l Lat HS 3, 4, Sp Il Award 2, La Meet t I Award 3, Edmond Schol 3rd Place, Lat 1, 3, pp. 111, 142,149 Watts, Jett Robert Jr.: pp. 117, 239. Watts, Vicki Danetle: pp. 124, 145, 239. ' 1,1-a Weaver, Anita Lou: pp. 120, 126, Whittaker, Dennis: PP- 261. Wilson, Becky Danelle: pp. 261. 261. Whittaker, Linde Jo: lat C 2: Sp C Wilson, Bill Edgar: pp. 94, 211, Weaver, Janet Kathleen: pp. 91, 3, FTA 3, Youth for Christ, Sec 261, 134. 3, Ai Lab ASS1S1'3111 3, 4? PP- 211- Wilson, Donna Earlene: pp. 150, Webb, Mary Esther: Whittaker, Robert Michael: pp. 152, 261, Webb, Sandra Kaye: pp. 261. 239. Wilson, Frank David: pp. 261. Weber, Marietta: FTA 2, 3, 4, FBLA W1111191, R-i1lPl'1 Edward: PP- 78, Wilson, Lauri Darlene: Com C 4, 4: 4-H l, 2, 3: Cher 3, 4: Band 239- FBLA 4, Lib Aide 1, Chor 1, 1, 2, FBLA VP 4, Chor Asb. 3, Whittle, Keith: pp. 261. Chor Asb 1, pp, 211, 4, pp. 153. Whisler, Donna June: pp. 87. Wjlso , Michael James: Weeks, Gary Vernon: pp. 261. Wickline, Larry Dean: pp. 137, 261. Wils , pafricia Am-1, pp, 261, Wegener, Mary Jane: pp. 91, 102, Wier, Collie: PP- 67, 261- W' on, Terri Lyn -- Q8rS 3, 4, HS 230, Wier, Robert McGowan: FB , , 3, 4, pg 3, 4' eader 4, Com Wehba, Robert John: pp. 78, 239. 4: Honorable mentiign in ll' C 4, Fla ,, 3, 4, QCIPA weiehbrpdt, steve, pp. 261. Conference 4: pp. 1 , , 3, 4, o 3, 4, N Paper 3, 4, Weichbrodt, Thomas: Sp C 2, 3, '12 li 117, 211- , ' Edit , Nat'l Lat HS 4, Press Yr C 4: FB 1, 2,: Wr 3, 4: Cr LA-VCQCOX, Harry C er YS PE 14 Att 4, Jr Play Crew 3, COUD 37 WFSST CaP13111 47 D 97 , 47 PP- 211- ' ress Asb 3, 4, Sr Asb 4, Cour- 7o, 73, so. Wilde, Verne een: PP- 239- :esy C, Y-Teens, C ndidate tar Weigand, Danny Gene- p ,Z . Wild Y 1ami.PP- 261- Miss Hello, SC, Pep Coun- Weigl, Charles: pp: 73, 2 . 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Wheeler, Joe, La, C 2, Sp C 3, FB Williams, Steven Michael pp. 116, W,n,e,s, Dennis Neal, pp, 239, 1, 2, 3, 47 Tr 1, 2, 37 Fellowship 119' 261' Winzenread, Michael Leo: pp. 137, of Chrisfiap Afhlefes 4, pp, 53, Williams, Terrill Thomas: pp. 92, 142, 240, 59. 2119- Wire, Marvin Miles: Wrest 1, 2, Wheeler, Sharee: pp, 90, Williams, Teresa Anne: pp. 92, 123, Swim 3, 4, C, Coun 1, 2, 3, 4, Wheeler, Sherri Lynn: pp. 261. 1421 164, 261, Boys PE 1, 2, 3, 4, Sr Asb 3, Whischoff, Nancy: pp. 85. Wheelis, Sally Ann: pp. 239. White, Amy Beth: pp. 90, 261. White, Bruce: St HS 1, 2, 3, 4, Nat HS 3, 4, Lat C 1, 2, Math C 2, 3, 4, Computer Class 2, 3, 4, Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4, Nat'l Lat HS 1, 2, Band 1, 2, Edmond Schol. Meet 2nd Pl Okla. Hist. 1, oil Executive for a Day 4, pp. 149, 134. White, Katherine Inez: pp. 141, 239. White, Mark Allen: pp. 261. White, Shelley Elaine: pp. 261. 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