Red Oak High School - Eagle Yearbook (Red Oak, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1980 volume:

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DIRECTORS QFacuItyJ ..........,.,., STUNTMEN fSportsJ .........,....,. SECO ' ' 4 . . . . RATIN , ....,....... , THE NOT READY Fon + ,mis- fm 49' IX J x , ,.. if -1 X . 'lj .ily N f 'G iliimf ! M' 1, W X 2 ,vN' W I w 'fl ima Ht! W Mai, :ie li NWS' ,' W N W4 1 ' PRIME TIME STUDENTS nl, it ' if , T 1 X' w 5 I. Lt, hh, at ' Aw vw :ml 'PKG' ' l' ,wr 3.3 ,N ,F V ff' A: W ,,,'m..c my ,Q mx . i 1 ,,- ' ,E . F l ' hi H ll' x ,, 1 ' ' 11'-l, fzfll ' fuj I .ml mul' , 'Q'f ' ' ' ,Q--WM' 65. J Q,-W-' - i l v L sl'.Q 3 fffM - , ,3 te',:? rf - : A 3 r- ' 5 tu' 5 ' 5 ' an 1: a ' T ,,, nf rg l ,tv .t tt M Q. , ' nv' W ' it ' lm ,uw . ,,,, is M T x? ' F J: ,T ?,3'1'5, 'N ' W ., ,,. E ' ,. E , H ,. f l- 1'mW-1 ' E, Jw, ' la if iff:-iilllth all lgg flea d 5 ?-'51 4 54 -2234 ii -C' 'UD an U 5 ,, I . we Everythlng has a beglnmng even ROHS The flrst day of school has a different outlook for every stu dent The freshmen look forward to It wlth butterflles wondering how the upperclassmen will treat them It IS a whole new begunnmg they are at the bottom of the totem pole agam The juniors arent too enthused about It and the sensors thunk they are quite ready for It The freshmen soon get over the butterflles as they begun to get Involved In several actlvmes Sopho mores stlll thunk school IS a drag and the gunnors fnnally recelve proof they are really on thelr way to becoming sensors when they order thelr class rings Sensors suddenly reallze that graduatnon us now a fact not a fantasy as they march down the alsle to Pomp and Curcumstance ln thus book we hope that each of you fund a memory of that certaln speclal time ln the year of 1980 at ROHS 1 ' ' ' 1 1 1 M. 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Sponsored by WYNN 'S Wilburton Producers - Free, Vinson, Martin Entertainers - Prock, Borin -' '- R i i .2 il ij W gm High School Attendants: Seniors - Kevin Dye, Karla Montgomery, Freshmen - Kenny Harris, Carolyn Ary, Sophomores - Saundra Turney, Kenneth Montgomery, Eighth - Earl Sullivan, Sheila Glenn. ' YEAilBOOK9'fAFF An editor's job is never done!! Mrs. G. works hard to meet yearbook deadlines! ll. 6' 9 MXN l Debbie Vinson, Rhonda Gooch, Melissa Martin, Allene Gillespie - Advisor, Shelley Free - Editor, Terryl Wilson, Burnie Adams. Melissa prepares pictures for picture sale. Burnie figures out typeface. TEACHERS are people, too. lt's difficult for a student to sit in a classroom and see a teacher as anything other than a teacher. Teachers tell students when the class is too loud, when the homework is past due, or when the work you have just finished is incorrect. But, Iet's take a different view. Teachers don't enjoy giving F's or licks. And, in a way, it hurts them, too. They take pride in their work, because when a student succeeds, so does the teacher. Teachers are only doing their job - teaching youngsters what was taught to them, not only from books, but from life, too. They are not turned on or off - no buttons or strings! TEACHERS ARE PEOPLE, TOO! -909h9 Take Place FACUL TY 80 RUHS BUARD OF EDUCA TIUN WILBURN HENRY, Vice-President, FRANCINE PROCK, Member, BURNIE ADAMS, President, and PEGGY KIRKES, Clerk. CNot Pictured: Newly elected member, GENE SAVAGED. ADM1N19rRAr1oiv JIM BORIN Superintendent W. B. RUTLEDGE GREG lVlcGOWEN High School Principal Junior High-Elementary Principal IO FACULTY 'DIRECT9' H, H ', ns, h ,x rg If 5 A 1 , r , . ig DAFILENE MARTIN C. C. GILLESPIE ALLENE GILLESPIE Englishg Speech Social Studiesg Driver Training Businessg Yearbookp Newspaper AD' IO' E. A. PROCK EDITH SOUIRES NEAL MORGAN Vocational Agriculture Vocational Home Economics Vocational T8tI BOB NOGGLE GLENDA RALEIGH VINCE HIATT Scienceg Math Girls' Coacng Art Social Studiesg Boys' Coach TEACHERS MOTIVATE WY? E f I A 'fe V75 5 r' mf R 3 W MARLYN COY MARGARETT MORRIS Special Education English LARRY MABRY JOE BENEDICT Counselor Remedial Mathg PE gr. RUTH MORGAN DARRELENE RYAN Indian Aide Secretary to Superintendent CLAIREECE BORIN Music Compliments of EUGENE TIDWELL County Clerk Not Pictured: LESLIE BREWER Secretary to I-IS Principal PATRICIA TIDWELL Teacher Aide YOUNG MINDQ X JOYCE JONES ROBERT POTTER Sixth Fifth WYNEMA LETBETTER Fourth I I ,M-.4 X BETTY BROOKS Third LINDA MEDLOCK Kindergarteng Librarian BRENDA COY KATHRYN BENEDICT - Second First BILL WILL Readin ARD g Special Education LAVELLE PROCK EMPLOYEES WORK BEHIND THE SCENES! Cooks FAYE HOLBIRD CONNIE HOLLY X , BEA DAVIDSON ai, CHRISTINE J GLENN fs .DIWSI . I , 14 :55 ' 'fs nun.. gnp 'M In 311 , I Q ,A A 'EC i Q N' ' L vkix V Sponsored by I SEARS I ROEBUCK and COMPANY Wilburton JOHN RYAN, Custoduan R. C. COFFEY, Assistant Custodian Bus Dnvers JAMES VOLK Calso ITIGCRBOICJ, GERL KUYKENDALL, HERB KNIGHT, CHARLES DOLAN, HORACE SMALLWOOD. FACULTY SNAPS Notime like Christmas Enjoying a party DA G inner oers 7' rf 5, nn: , J, I all '13 . 4 wi' I 4, M8 A A - 5 fiif 1 A Fourth Mentor Pre-school feast ' Fun day at ROHS I E-. 'If' ,iiy-fy 5 .. Anticipation? Producer Brooks Preparing for Rally FHA dinner fun Ye WNV- :fl K E75 .Q , . A ,va K 1 -Qu? ' i'. Gift Swapping Royaity Racers and Counters Sponsored by A-I LINEN SUPPLY AND SERVICE, Wilburton ,.gmv Here comes Santa Claus Ms. Photographer The Trouble Makers L X X P bg. A iq .N T One Christmas program coming up The Money Maker Supe and Wife?? New faces at Red Oak School Compliments of JUDGE BILL WELCH Our SENIOR year was one to be remembered. It was a year in which we could take one last look at being ROHS's leadersg a year in which we had a short 180 days before going our separate ways. But we knew our twelve years together were running out as we walked down the aisle during our last class activity together - GRADUATION! Scene: Take: Place: SENIORS 80 ROHS D4 'l E+2?c 2 if Hb? 1 l l-al 'AL QRS. 80 Melissa Marlin Decrelary Kevln Dye Presldanf gx Donna lMc0ullough! Brewer Reporter Angela Bavage Vice-Presldenl Isolde Brooks Raymond Wllburn Bryan Harris Rhallog rm Leonard Luna Karla lwhissnhunfl Mongomory Carol Russell Paul Laadom Qhlrlsy Woodruh' Q CLA99 WILL l, Karla Montgomery, will to Tanni Walchli my voice so that she may be able to enter a contest and win first place, and to Kelly Leedom the ability to come upnwith the best excuse to get to leave school and still be able to pass each nine: weeks. Also, to Anna Brown I will the ability to marry someone as smart as she is. I I, Donna Brewer, will Nova Branscum the ability to graduate from Red Oak High School. Good Luck! And to Susan Harris my secret way of sneaking off the school campus. Watch out! Also, l will to Loreta Woodruff my ability to get a perfect sun tan in the summer. I, Jackie Brooks, will to Darla Whisenhunt the fun l had in my senior year and the ability to do as much as I did and not get caught, to Tammy Alford, the ability to get her a man and lots of luck. I, Raymond, will to Mike Griffith the ability to dribble a basketball without getting mad at himself. And to Ronald Allen, my ability to sit in the lunchroom every morning for twenty minutes without eating anything. I, Bryan Harris, will to Rusty Brown my inability to play second fiddle to any girl, and I will to Renee Prock my great voice so everyone can listen to her without laughing. I, Paul Leedom, will to Mike Wilson the ability to hit a home run without getting the big head, to Tim Parks I will the ability to blow up before getting on the pitcher's mound, and to Claudia Hardaway my ability to not get sick while park- mg. I, Melissa Martin, being of perverted mind and infinite body, will to Burnie Adams my ability to start out three years, average seven rebounds a game and still go unrewarded. To Gilbert Fernandez I will my x-ray glasses with their stun ning outcome and my ability to grow hair, also, to Valerie Smallwood the ability to wear a low cut top and no one evei notice. l, Angie Savage, being of somewhat undescribable mind and body, will to Kelly Kirkes my ability to have a play espe cially designed for her and never get a shot from it, also my ability to know when I am about to make a mistake, but gt ahead and make it and survive. Also, I will to Carmel Raymond my ability to tell personal stories without being embar rassed because everyone has stopped to listen to her. . I, Kevin Dye, being of broad mind and little body, will to Shawn Coffey Cbeing of just the oppositej my ability to drivi into the parking lot without hitting parked cars, also, to Ray Oller the ability to take over my partner's name of A. J. ani succeed with it. I Debbie Vinson being of pickled mind and staggering body, will to Connie Pullin the ability to keep quiet at basket bali games and not call the players names, to Gerald Thompson the ability to sew a straight line and not cut a patterl out of the middle of the material, and to Eddie Martin the ability to stay on weight watchers for at least one week or eve one year. I, Leonard Luna, will to Marty Primeaux my ability to pass American history without ever taking my book home. I als leave him my notebook which won't do him any good since I didn't keep notes either, and to Curtis Seyler all my know edge of auto-mechanics and the ability to get along with Mr. Morgan so he won't have to work on any cars but his. I Sh Ile Free, being of unsound mind and unshapely body, will to my little, BIG sister, Kalyn Free, my two-car garag , 9 Y nose, my long legs, and the ability to carry on a one-minute, one-sided conversation without an argument. To Joh Lowe, my ability to pass psychology without cheating, to stay strong during American history as he sits in the front 2 the room, and to learn to keep his mouth shut. I also will to Shellie Ballew my great disco abilities and the ability ' ' ' ll . become a fine nurse. And, last but not least, to Pam Woodruff I leave my ability to play post on the basketba team l, Shirley Woodruff, being of perfect mind and body, will to Gene Coffey the ability to get a date on Saturday night and to Phyllis Bailey go all my love stories. l, Carol Russell, will to Jeanna Shipman the ability to know that make believe roads can be very dangerous and si ter's drive ways can easily turn into a roller coaster ride. We, Connie Billy and Gary Lyons, not wanting to leave anything, don't. PRUPHECY garol Russell will turn pro boxer and will have her own arena in Red Oak. She will later acquire the Red Oak Women's oxing it e. Gary Lyons will be able to out run the cops and never get a dent in his car. He will be able to drink 2 cases of beer, 1 bottle of Mad Dog, not get sick, and still run a sawmill the next day. Lee CProfessorJ Eagan will be able to hold the world record for weight lifting. Paul Leedom will be able to go some place with Bryan without being embarrassed. He will finally be able to make 2 sentences without making a wise crack. Connie Billy will move to Las Vegas and start up a new chain of night clubs which will feature men burlesque Cstrip teasej acts. She will make a million and lose it. She will then move back in the hills, marry a country preacher, have 12 kids, 5 pigs, 10 chickens, and 2 cows, and live happily ever after. Jackie Brooks will marry David Andrews, move to Hollywood, become the next Roseanna Roseanna Danna, then join Popeye and be the new Olive Oyl. Karen Whisenhunt Montgomery and her husband, Ellis, will be working their way toward a mansion, but, as you will see, nothing will go their way. ln later years they will become the No. 1 Moonshiners in Red Oak. Melissa Martin, now Royer, will have six kids and be coach and mother to the famous basketball team, Royer's Warri- ors, with Rick as bag boy. Shirley Woodruff will move to Germany as the wife of Russell Robbins. There she will become famous for inventing a new delicacy with fish as the main ingredients from which she will make a million dollars. Then she, Russell, and their 8 kids will move to a bungalow on the Mediterranean Sea and live happily ever after. Donna Brewer will live in a log cabin in the Red Oak Mountains with her husband, Jack, 5 kids, bare foot, and in animal skins. They will finally capture the fur clothes trade and become rich. Debbie Vinson and David Nix will move to a two-room house on the remotest 40 acres of Circle F Ranch. They will have quadruplets who will never behave. Debbie will then become the first woman mayor of Red Oak and serve 20 years, after which she will retire to her little house and concentrate on growing a 250-pound pink potato. Angie Savage, being promised to Jeff Medders, engaged to Forrest Adams, and secretly married to John Noah, will attend EOSC where she will compete and win the Miss Vicki Stone look-alike contest. From there she will travel to Alaska to settle down and become a millionaire from the raising and selling of polar bears. Raymond Wilburn will attend Eastern Oklahoma State College where he will play basketball but his career will end after only a year because he wouldn't let his fellow team members have the ball. ln five years he will become a coach for a woman's professional basketball team in which he will meet his wife, a 6 foot, 250-pound guard. Upon graduation, Leonard Luna fyou don't have to call him Mudj will begin his military career stationed in Columbia, later being dishonorably discharged for practicing organic gardening. Before his death in the year 2090, he will win the Nobel Peace Prize for his development of the Looney Weed. Shelly Free will attend Carl Albert where she becomes their leading defensive player. After only one year of playing she will be finally removed from the team because of her tendency to set blind screens with her nose. She will then travel to ltaly where she will undergo an unsuccessful nose job. Finally, she will reach stardom when she replaces Toucan Sam. Bryan CA. JJ Harris, after 17 years of successful driving under the firm hand of the Boss, Kevin Dye, will retire after a freak car accident which killed his boss and lifetime friend. A. J. is now residing at the Vinita Mental Home with his faithful wheelchair, The Boss's Hoss. On April 25, the school cafete- ria was decorated lor one of the most important events ot a school year - the Junior-Senior Prom. The evening began with a ban- quet served by various Sopho- more-s. The band, Madiik, warmed up while couples stood in line to get their pictures taken. Soon the prom was in full swing and the rest ot the evening was devoted to dancing. The 1980 prom's theme enti- tled F-leminiscingf' truly reflected the thoughts running through each one's mind. MADJIK Hi hli his Prom rt.. I ., et., ,, ,. .W . QNHKN 44,1 i' l ee tit,,ret .,.t., In ..tt itt s Sf e W Toastmistress - Burnie Welcome - Mike Response - Kevin i :H 3 N 2 et -- 1 Prayer - Keuy Wi - Angie and BVYHVI Prophecy - Kalyn and Eddie de 2-A Speaker - Martin Poem - Kalyn, Darla Servers: Shonnie, Kenneth, Terryl, Wesley, Rhonda, Jim, Saundra, Brad, Raeleene 22 3 E 1 Srs. Brave End-of-School Activities The 1980 school year at HOHS had its moments: good-bad-happy-sad, but it was a very special year for one particular group and that was the '80 graduates. The entire year was exciting for the Seniors, but the climax was GRADUATlONl As a class the Seniors chose as their motto, Tonight ,we launchg where will we anchor? Maroon and silver as class colors, and the white carnation as flower. Mr. Mabry, Mrs. Squires, and Mr. Prock were sponsors for the Seniors and assisted them in making money for the Sr. Trip. Sr. Tops: Valedictorian - Savage, Salutatorian - Wilburng Historian - Free ......s? . -we 1 tits ii l Baccalaureate VIPS: Borin, Wilson, Haskins, McGowen, Rutledge l . see . ,,,' as B B 5 ' J L V15 T f u : , y P f-,f f -if l of f K ti ,Q XSX Q X Q l ll , i f 8th Tops: Co-Valedictorians - Letbetter, Bloxhamg Salutatorian - Morris x tis-U A Ushers: Whisenhunt - Free Board Members - Kirkes, Prock, Savage, Adams, Henry Sermon: Haskins i my SENIDR Friendliest Most Studious Karla and Leonard Angie and Raymond 'wy I.. ,.- si . 'r ' f + Q Compliments of DR. AND MRS. G. F. REYNOLDS Best Dressed Shelley and Kevin i fig ! 5 X3 K i R 'dn pl' was Nlr. and Mrs. ROHS Most Nliscnieyous Raymond and Debbie Melissa and Raul MOQTQ in QS! '11 Best Athlete Biggest Flirt Angie and Raymond Kevin and Melissa Compliments of ADA it Shyest Cutest James and Shirley Donna and Bryan Q- .t1,.ss.. Most School Spirit .3 my 5 Bachelorette and Bachelor Debbie and Kevin Shirley and Gary WMM 4 in i If 2 ln the school year of 1979-1980, school goes on as usual for the underclassmen at Red Oak Schools. So much has been learned this year throughout the school and on so many different levels that it's really hard to remember all of them. The pages that follow show our students in a candid and casual way as they go through another day at RED OAK SCHOOL. Scene Take: UNDER- CLAQQMEN Place: ROH9 Burnie Adams, President Tammy Alford Ronald Allen Phyllis Bailey Shellie Ballew Anna Brown, Reporter Rusty Brown Gene Coffey Shawn Coffey Phyllis Eagan Gilbert Fernandez Kalyn Free Sherrie Gotes Mike Griffith, Vice-Pres. Claudia Hardaway Susan Harris Johnny Holbird David Hudlow Kelly Kirkes, Business Manager JLINIORS - y Cx Qs' s. 'NNW Ii Q Q QV!-.v A iii -3,33 if A l ihy i I Q Si if K i kkygi K ,L xi n X vi h silk l' 4 ' N xi Q . xl ix E 3 1 R 5 I 3 G . A .4 ek.- ,tix xl .l . y an ' t il-ax , 1-t: y 'M t t 3 rf'- ....... f-nr 1-m.,, H 11 MRS. MARTIN'Q PRIDE 'C milfs s ,- :.tig,1 t.. Q x.. .t ,4 X fn s ,r . K 4 X S N!-., t,,t,,5 it Xxx gtk! fm t' x Vw ,gd is ,41- zitiig i 'Zi is Q x 1 tk W M , pg. it Q slr 'Q-Q.. TN. ax X Xi This year the junior class, like any other, worked to raise money for the ban- quet. They had monthly dances and movies, and in doing so, turned out a very nice banquet. The juniors also realized that they were getting closer and closer to growing up. They are seeing the kids they grew up with leave to start a new life, a life that the iuniorsiwill no longer be a part ot. Just think, next year it will be them! Kelly Leedom John Lowe Eddie Martin Carolyn Morgan Tanni Noah Ray Oller Tim Parks Marty Primeaux Renee Prock Connie Pullin, Reporter Carmel Raymond Jeanna Shipman Valerie Smallwood Curtis Seyler Gerald Thompson Darla Whisenhunt Mike Wilson Loreta Woodruff Pam Woodruff John Bailey Paula Branch Shonnie Brown, Reporter Glenda Dedmon Michael Fernandez Rhonda Gooch, Secretary Ranee Gotes Wesley Hackworth, President Carla Hardaway Steven McCann Richard Miller SOPHOMOREQ HAVE gm fa. Q M if i M if 'Ag 'Lk fig x l i 3 ,, fi gm 1 NL- I i K WH V W W Zu 'Q Sponsored by KIAMICHI ELECTRIC Wilburton ,Mill lllill ll Xi xl Sponsored by ENIS FEED STORE Wilburton ,.a,og Wi GOT IT GOIN'! , , . W ,f , . U, 5 7 , , , f W Xl N at wwf ' 'wa V fm The class of 1982 has had a great year. They have finally got used to the hustle and bustle of being in high school. They feel they are fuil-fledged ROHS students. This year has been a very good one for the soph- omores. They have had two outstanding leaders this year, Mrs. Coy and s Mr. Noggle. E Wellg they are halfway through high school nowg two down and two to go. Keep up the good work. Keith Montgomery Kenneth Montgomery, Vice-President Sandra Mosely Brad Noah Leota Southard Diane Statham Saundra Turney Stan Vinson Terryl Wilson 1 Dianna Woodruff Tommy Woodruff Q . Carolyn Ary, Reporter Brenda Bailey David Baker Anthony Ballew Darryl Brokeshoulder Jason Brown, Vice-Pres. Kim Crank Ricky Dedmon Rodney Duncan Richard Eagan Donnie Eaves Ricky Gotes Kenny Harris Darrel Henry Bobbi Hill, President .ss FRESHMEN FIND HIGH , S .r . is s ,rzq A A , N A f A vw 31' fl, S was S A X i c:v'fl'f-v 3' A if 'kg , i am E s if . S gg ,..4,, 91 Sammy Holbird was R ai f. ,,.,.......-,M I 'ima-k. it Sponsored by FLORENCE'S DRESS SHOP Wilburton SCHOOL MUCH HARDER! we Sponsored by OTASCO Wilburton me i X in ,L L r Q it fl iil rtrs t M ...t it 'RIT' N 1 sei! -- 3 Q 'K vie N. Sf t it 235 i, . 15 xg P e Ns Q Sit wi -s -y .f The class of 1983 can pretty well say we had ,a great year. We dicin't do that much in raising money, caused we left that to the iuniors and seniors. But, we did have an exciting first year in high school, , , For this year we had two great spon- sors -- Mrs: Gilles pie and Mr. Morgan. Thank you for heigif ing us throughout the year. Jerry Hudlow Rhonda Hudlow Sheri Isabel, Secretary Gregg Judd Edward Kitchens Timmy Luna Jim McCoy Duane McNeeIy Randy Miller Mike Morgan Tresa Morgan Dewana Mosely Pam Vinson Tami Waits Kent White Joyoe Woodruft Cheri Baker Brenda Bloxham Cindy Coffey, Reporter Kenny Grider Betty Jo Johnson Sandra Kuykendall Leon Letbetter Betty Looper W ,Q Chandra Mabry Sharon McClellan Ziff EIGHTH GRADE 2 Wd .J Sponsored by WESTON HEATING AND PLUMBING Wilburton PREPARE9 FOR HIGH SCHOOL What is JUNIOR HIGH? Junior high is a seemingly endless space of time between elemen- tary and high schoolg a time of gaining privileges that indicate you are growing up, but not quite knowing how to use those privileges: a time of not being a little kid or a full-fledged ROHS teenagerp a time of being too old to fide a bike, but not quite old enough to drive a car. Junior high is mostly a time of eagerly looking forward to being in high school, but sadly looking back to the carefree days of recess and Xt story hour. Pamela McGirt Jamie Medcalf X KX, ,Ir r H14 4' M M dhffu. QW? Wi X I E f' I ,f 'V' K I ' fin Zvi. 3 Ja ,Hy f, Suzanne Montgomery David Morris Jay Raynor Terry Robbins i K irrf It Alisa Ryan Tarnma Smith Shannon Sumpter Kevin Statham Eugene Bariey Terry Brokeshoulder Tony Caivmn Tuna Carlton, President Harvey Cogburn Ed Dee Dedrnon Jeff Erickson, Vace'Presudent Shenla Glenn, Secretary Eddle Grader Bully Harden M fir K M fa ' SEVENTH GRADE al., .U x 3 1 ...M , V , iw Nx'X ' 19W EDINGTON LP GAS si 's M, Jared Holbird Neil Johnson Evelina McCoy Teddy McNeely Reporter Rene Medcalf Leslie Moody John Rider Earl Sullivan Shelly Jo Turnbull Barbara Woodruff N 37 i Mrs. Jones Amie Ancheta Susan Beach Theresa Bloxham Linda Erickson Shelley Glenn Greg Hardaway Larry Harris David Holly Tina Ingle Tammy James Betty Looper Shawn NlcClour Tammy Rider John Ryan, President Rena Savage, Reporter Melinda Scott Wayne Smallwood Dean Stimson, Secretary Randy Strickland Lance Sumpter, Vice-Pres. Sherry Sumpter Bobby Wilcox Brinda Woodruff Not Pictured: Karen Hauben Sherry Bloxham SIXTH . . . Six Down And Six To Go! X il Ce.. W -r Q X X i i i My S X f e 4' ln Q we 2 p fa' S fir, ,iyy -. if -Q. mls- ef S ' , L.. X fi.. Q 'Cav Q 1 xl I tell is. iii- S gets-Q ilmxgskk. b N ggi L , ,as it by ,L P , R . L A eregqf -Sff qfirail-ae. Q, he W-mfgisi t ri wg? lewd' H ,A .. ..,, ...,, K L yr ce S S i , K llll ,, I E i 'X XZ, 1-J Xi b i .K L as-vr4 '9 ,Q 5 ' lr t QS- MTSF' ti L t e .i s t ll use a ' fi 'IL K, 1 'ii x E E 5 1 Compliments of Ar UNIQUE HAIR STYLIST teiiil S xl Vera Nlaxey, Owner K ,rg A Wilburton L Sl FIFTH Finds School Gefling Tougher Maw! x YW Y 4, 'fs15lf7i2 .. .,.. W 4 ,L,w,,fN Us M,,,,,i, T , I W A29 1 P in , 'Q ' 1 ',,A , f 7 ' I lx mx , f IMT' 5 ffrfift ,ZAA P ,ky oitttrys i ,, ,V kv i -WW 1 : Compliments of the LATI MER COUNTY COMMISSIONERS: Carl McCulIar Vernon Bullard L. P. l-loot Wilson W ilu 'i'! ' .3 fy ,, i' f., ,WAI ,f fi -ww .. M 1 , ' V r fr F K 41 1 f ,, r. Q. ,AY gn wa, ' ix- . , fa V,,' L ' IE: l tZv!4w'd.4 ' Nr as f 3 i M fl! Y is ,,., l N u 4, K f Q-v-vw as , 1 . 4- 'vi Mr. Poffer Brenda Ary Darryl Atkins Kim Baker Kathleen Bloxham Trey Booth Vice-Pres. Dana Brigance Maurine Bundy John Core Susie Coy Aaron Brown Melissa Hawkins Russell Hiatt Pamela Holly Shane Mabry, President Brenda McCoy Tara Nix, Secretary Robin Pitchtord, Reporter Marvin Stimson Lorri Sumpter Brent Turnbull Kathy Watkins Rhonda Woodruff Mrs. Le+beHer Donna Ary Darryl Benson, Vice-Pres. Lisa Brewer Rebecca Calvin Chane Coffey Lisa Coy Steven Derryberry Shannon Eaves, Reporter Michelle Gotes Candice Looper Holly Morgan, Secretary Patrick Morris Christy Potter Vincent Plains Darrel Sides Lloyd Surnpter Davenia Tidwell, President Jimmy White Marilyn Wilson Not Pictured: Stephanie Gerard V FOURTH Keeps Movin' On! ' 'K' 'J S' S- ie. RN? -- gifs Si, . w -Q x x X as QS' we X ' X it r 'M' f K T --.i 22::. -' f W N 'l Q . 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' u . 3 i Mrs. Brooks Ben Baker Harvey Beach Lisa Bloxham Candace Booth, Reporter Vincent Brigance Christi Brown LaVerne Brown Rodney Derryberry Michael Erickson Gay Hackworth Brett Harris, Secretary Twila Hawkins Kellie Hiatt, Vice-Pres. Willie Hill Wanda Hinesley Danell lngle, President Carmen McCoy .lan McCullough Kristen Morgan Terry Nix, Jr. Not Pictured: Kimberly Gerard Dewayne Pitchford Mark Rana Kathy Scott Christopher Shelton Clinton Sumpter Marla Williams QECUND - Pros After First Year Mrs. Coy -rw James Alford Derrick Benson Floyd Barnes Victor Billy Chad Borin, Reporter Steven Brewer, President Chad Coffey Tina Exurn 12 A54 l? X 1. .uittol 'H s,iy 'W' f ..., , lr ,, ,y Y .an-arf' Ullik at I Patrick Fraley D 6' JV Debbie Hinesley V Wav' yy ' Penny Hoibird C W' yy 4 Jennifer Lemmons C V Secretary , H , f NH L , 4: 3 Y .dst ,XLM ,wi 2 74 In Vrrir Q-'Miata Z i 5 ,rwwx . M , , ,M - ,. if J,Z,?n-f, ML PM EE! . B M -- ,.-i ,- Y K. by W, . .. he :N mi, M57 Mwiy,-Q .V ' ' x.S ',Y7.qv5V gh' -X -.W - fm .. t..,. l M f se, .,,,.ff-Q a Todd Martin Leonard McClelland 'mr Keith Savage ling ul fi- Mary McClelIand tf, Letha Sumpter Christi Tidweii, ' ' Q Vice-Pres. 3 Kim Vinson V' 'WY' Not Pictured: ,,,,il . ,' I kk l-h, B AmindaMcNeely V H it David Medcall f f f M A- v Sponsored by Sharon Madden SHAFlON'S BEAUTY SHOP Red Oak Q E ' s 42- FIRST Wins Rogallg Race Q A . W, 7 M s Q.. ,,,, mrs, , . 3 3J.Li:bw.R,ef L 5 gr, 3' rm- ft M, yr I , l ' is , th'-,,,,4 ,,,,, T ,NV V , IVVV 1 - , 5 ' 'tk' Q-74, 1- r l ti ,,f'll if 14 My it 'BY Yr 1 1 5 ' V, '1 r wr r' i f , N , , ,., 1 M' ' A , N ,KG,,, , A I K I L . 'BEET' ' V ' li , W ff' ggqxttivfmg XX B X i ,wywm , . rg 12511 1 I 5, - ,, f -,... ..:..m ,X qi.. r f, 5' :Wil :t'....,A.rZ.f f 12 'G K 2- -pg if 2 4 r A 3, 1!1ZfL gt- EW- 0,11 1 ' L ffm. QQW3' X :xg N r , if 2 5 3 B Zz: B, , at 7 f fl xr X . fi in .. lem? r 1 wr .. ,El m6f0 me-of ,737 V ww- f .... 53' E Mrs. Benedicf Rena Allen, Presldent Abel Baker Henry Barnes Casey Bonn, Secretary Paul Brewer Cody Brown Cassandra Caldwell Bonnie Calvln Mark Glenn Blllyjack Grider Michelle Harden Teri Holblrd Kelth Hovey Jason Hudlow Heath Madden Stacl Morgan Dru Shea Rutledge, Reporter Shaklra Strickland Kelly Thomas Davld Whlte, Vice-Pres. A3 KINDERGARTEN Learns Work First Then Plag! Mrs. Medlock M Q W Brian Bell Frankie Bloxham Melinda Bloxham ff Brian Carlton 57 5' X f em- A or A Shane Exum G H k' reg aw ms W ' h Travis Hill ' G f Sissy ,Q:l,, . a E in Jim Ed Hoibifd V i E 1 -- 3 ie: - HT lfl . x fm! H i i l i i V ii r r o :--.. i o fi 'V ' Kevin Johnson h 5 4, h Tasha Nix gn- +1 ' fi K i Jeanne Pitchford Andy Potter b X G in . J 'QL .ie, X 5 'Q h l .. W r eo Ryan Siirnpter M at 5'J:i?Jll!:2.L'F .,,,, Spgggoggdoby N ip- 1 dz no 'iii SUPERMARKET Reise ifilaliign i A ' Wilbunon 5.-ff-1-'--ve-'- - g k I .H ar Ni.. he il Qi -.. A .. nano qXg,.a.,,. 4 si Q ELEMENTARY QNAP9 Each day is a learning experience for the kids in Red Oak Elementary. Young minds struggle every day to grasp the techniques of READlN', WRlTlN', and 'RlTH- METIC. But, grade school has its good points also . ,. S , Recess . . . Story hour . . . Parties . . . Playing football . . .Tag . . . Tetherball . . .Swinging . . . Sliding . . , You name it - the elementary kids are doing it. Elementary is a time when all the girls have that cer- tain guy that they love to chaseg and, of course, he acts like he can't stand her. But, mostly, elementary is a time of laughing and playing: not a single problem or worry. t. J. as I 34S:k i as-er H I mgvxs E ., f V f ' A fm, ff K - :ew W - K . ri Z . - ,. e-A if Sponsored by JACK'S CLEANERS Wilburton if' N 46 ELEMENTARY SNAP9 .n' .... Sponsored by WOOLDRIDGES OIL COMPANY Wilburton Imagine a dusty baseball diamond or a crowded gym filled with screaming fans. These scenes are the setting for the pride of ROHS - SPORTS. Sports have long been a great source of pride for ROHS and are continuing to be so. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK, ATHLETES!!! Scene: Take: Place: SPORTS 80 ROH9 A is I! Ed 7 5, r , yy 4, X' 4 if ,w E, 'g f',fff, 'Si 4 t iii fa g Q 'Qi iw ft- E 'ht W! .Ma e A . , , if .' hylinfx . 'I ,, vmlw it it A' 72 ,, W 5 f Front Row Wesley Hackworth Kent White, Timmy Luna, 'Keith Montgomery, Mike Wilson, Edward Kitchens. Standing: Coach Hiatt, Eddie Martin Tim Parks Ray Oller Kenneth Montgomery, Raymond Wilburn. 'Denotes Starter. THE EAGLES - 1980 Howe Whites boro Panola Kinta LeFlore Howe E t ,t -V- ' Eiiiartshorne QS, , ,, hitesbqxgo ffPano!a si st ,Hartshorne it Cameron LeFlere Clayton T Eosc 2?i.eF re Pittsburgh rsss WSTHICT Haiiieyville J J Eddle the Soft Shoe Kung -..- tt tt - 1 , ,.,rV ,k,,, i K . W- fx! 'Q MM f 'N .JQMM ,Mwah 1 vm Red we love ya And to thunk you missed ut Mike' Raymond s Rhumba VJ -in Dudn tyou use your AFROSHEEN today Ray? Bad Boy fThe Coachj Dont outdo yourself Ed' x ,f an- MN WW 'omni Munn! fbi? JMAKX Lying down on the gob agam Really Kelth ' as . y , 5- A If , rl ' 1? 4? 'Q M . ' W' X xx ' 'Y . o ' A 'V H ,m -M,-1 hi, V 2 I 'TP' 5 ,,, 'U ,, Rf ,nf f'k ' i fly, 'W' L ,, ,tVtt., IVV, . N - - . I-an ' 'MX 1 , H... Y' tt. J I' f f R: . , L Ll y ,I tttt t tyyy -1 tttt M, 3 yyyt . tyy - at 1 of to e H in ,VV 'TEM ,,,,,ht ta ' 57 I : ,L 3 in g in ytty ., M I 'I V Yw,'.. Q , W .I Av .W , I V, e at y u at a F I f W 5 , - I f Front Row: Tami Waits, Kelly Kirkes, Carolyn Ary, 'Debbie Vinson, 'Burnie Adams, Pam Vinson, 'Angela Savage 'Melissa Martin Darla Whisenhunt. Standing: 'Shelley Free, Coach Raleigh, Rhonda Gooch, Bobbi Hill 'Denotes starters THE EAGLETTEQ - 1980 Debbie Vinson - All Conference Angie Savage - All Conference Kiamichi All-Star Howe V BV Whitesboro Pa noisy ys. Claytkiifif K i nta LeFlore Howe BV i Hartshorne Whitesboro Panola Hartshorne Kinta Cameron LeFlore Clayton Eastern LeFlore Canadian BV District: Haileyville Crowder Reg I ndi anola Darla our llttle whlzl What s an her ear Melissa? W Debbne s surprise attack' Say cheese, Angle Kelly In the goal Them elbows back ya off huh Burnue7 Okay, Melissa, you can have It Viylilvlvw we One of Shelley s better shots Angle you re off the floor' ls that a challenge, Shelley? ' X' 25 1. ' K A f i f' 4 NO, ,A ' 'M L 1 , . I . Q Q I y ii wt Fa. r ,Q :A l 5 l 'Y .Vg , K A A , Ai JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL ,-f 'N Front: June Mosley, Mary Looper, Alisa Ryan, Betty Johnson. Middle: Suzanne Montgomery, Cindy Coffey, Jamie Medcalf, Brenda Bloxham, Rene Medcalf. Standing: Mrs. Coy, Tina Carlton, Sandra Kuykendall, Sharon McClellan, Shelley Turnbull, Chandra Mabry. Front: Jeff Erickson, Yuma McClure, Teddy McNeeIy, Kevin Statham, John Rider, Robert Calvin. Standing: Jay Fiaynor, Shannon Sumpter, Billy Harden, Neil Johnson, David Morris, Earl Sullivan, Mr. Hiatt. EXTRAS 24 'u 3 Film img we M g,M....V-M .,..,...., M.. ,nw ,. A .-.. ,.. I pf CS 'bn - .... W, -, - 6,- 3 Nrmx ' Q! 'S'-5' V ff- - ,X ,, .A.. ...NI M....,..,-, -M ' , .., ., , 1 ,, -W ,,......' ':.,- , - . Q S at TEAMS SWING INTO SPORTS BASEBALL IDISTRICT GHAMPQ - SPRINGI 'F Coach Hiatt, Kevin Dye, Ed Martin, Tim Parks, Ray Oller, Kenneth Montgomery, Bryan Harris, Paul Leedom, Mike Wilson. Middle: Edward Kitchens, Rusty Brown, Tim Luna, Keith Montgomery, Raymond Wilburn, Sam Holbird. Bottom: Greg Judd, Jason Brown, Steve McCann, Wesley Hackworth. SOFTBALL Pam Vinson, Susan Harris, Debbie Vinson, Burnie Adams, Tami Waits, Kelly Kirkes, Shelley Free, Bobbi Hill, Melissa Martin, Angie Sav- age, Darla Whisenhunt, Rhonda Gooch, Coach Raleigh. PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT! 4. 5 5 A.. ALL-SPORTS BANQUET , is I mug RSM QQ A L rj. Q I . I , ,L .. EMCEE RUTLEDGE GIRLS BASKETBALL REVIEW BOYS BASKETBALL REVIEW SHELLEY AND DEBBIE RAYMOND BASEBALL REVIEW SOFTBALL REVIEW MOST VALUABLE PLAYER KEVIN MELISSA AND ANGIE RAYMOND DEBBIE - OUTSTANDING GUARD FREE THROW CHAMP BOYS WITH JACKETS MELISSA - SPORTSMANSHIP KEITH SHELLEY - FREE THROW CHAMP ANGIE - OUTSTANDING ATHLETE FFA, FHA, NEWSPAPER, 4-H, SPEECH, MUSIC, LIBRARY . . . ROHS boasts a full roster of extra-curricular activities. Students are encouraged to participate in the organizations, which help break the monotony of the day-to-day class routine. Clubs and organizations also enable students to show their creativity and tal- ents, which otherwise may not be displayed. Scene: Take! Place: ROHS C, up M ORGANIZATIONS Y 2 ill! ff 48' S ge 'A' g I I is y . .I V W. Get it perfect, Burnie. Fl: 1l The Terrific Typistslfg , l is- What a mess, Mrs. G! 3? w 6 i - ef 3 Standing: Mrs. Gillespie, Tara Nix, Dru Shea Rutledge, Candace Booth, Shannon Eaves, Rena Savage, Chad Borin, Shelley Free. Teddy McNeely, Carolyn Ary, Connie Pullin, Donna Brewer, Burnie Adams, Shonnie Brown, and Anna Brown. an - VDIA - s 1 SENIOR HIGH 49 Tresa Morgan, Sheri Isabell, Renee Prock, Mrs. Medlock Isabell, Morgan JUNIOR HIGH U14 1--at Morris, Glenn, Dedmon f if' Q, le - 'TS' Jeff Erickson, David Morris, Teddy McNeeIy, Eddie Dedmon, Sandra Kuykendall, Barbara Woodruff, Sheila Glenn, Shannon Sump- ter, Pam McGirt, Cherie Baker K Secretary Savage gets installed Sponsored by YOURMAN'S JEWELRY Wilburton, OK FHA officers Chapter Mothers to 'gf m ' LQ: U gg.-s .-4, 4 time a AA PEL at 'a,.., S Stan and project it , f. ga Sk .swf 'iq '90 , I 'W Edward and his money maker Sponsored by Banquet Servers LATIMER COUNTY NEWS TRIBUNE Wilburton, OK 74578 '-Q imma N -- -We fy wniari A 5 HA S skid, i f SENIDR HIGH , z Li .Ashe Back: Jeanna Shipman, Diana Statham, Tresa Morgan, Shellie Ballew, Judy Keller, Carolyn Ary, Tammy Alford Front: Saundra Turney, Renee Prock, Kenny Harris, Kim Crank, Shonnie Brown, Anna Brown JUNIOR HIGH he-2 Back: Robert Calvin, Leslie Moody, Billy Harden, June Mosley, Rene Medcalf, Kevin Statham, Sandra Kuykendall, Sharon McClellan, Jamie Medcalf, Brenda Bloxham. Front: David Morris, Shannon Sumpter, John Rider, Tony Calvin, Evelina McCoy, Jay Flaynor. ll ffl' SENIOR HIGH Jackie Brooks Donna Brewer Karla Montgomery Tanni Walchli, Jackie Brooks, David Baker, Darrel Henry, Susan Harris, Renee Prock JUNIOR HIGH OM Compliments of PAUL AND BETTY SOCKEY The greatest- Dewana, Sherrie, Anna, John -I' L ' ' Surely -ft . 5 W 1' ' ffkxvl ev not John Lowe? A little bit of play-acting - Darrel, Saundra, Mrs. Martin, Kim, Tammy ' ,i .Q l vi lr VW N l MUSICALS I , SLIDING DOWN WINDOWS OF EASTER TIME IS A MOONBEAM CHRISTMAS A HAPPY TIME AND THE RABBIT WHO WANTED RED WINGS PLAY DAY BRINGS PLAY DAY! Each year on April 1, the school has its annual All School Froiic Day. Play Day is a time for everyone with Spring Fever to take time off from their work and studies: to rest one day. The day is tull of activities for everyone, with many different types of events such as l-lorsehoes --- Pool Tournament - Relay Races --- Volleyball Tournament -- Etc. And the day usually ends with a high school boys baseball game. lT'S LOTS OF FUN! i if R i 5427-an mmap-f -t , rye-f '-1 I sf 'feta : i' :QZA Egg Throw: Fifth - Marvin, Brent, Kim: Fourth - Davenia, Darrell, Donna: Sixth - Dean and David High School Relay: Jason Timi, Jim, Ricky: Jr. High Relay: Robert, John, Jeff, Randall Sack Race: Third - Clint and Sonny CGrand Champsjg First - Casey and Dru: Second - David and Chad: Not Pictured: Kindergarten - Brian and Travis , A , W i P f. Zi ,fif,1 f :, , we if t Q X- , . a , , X i V 2 't 'iii H .t 1 a'Vf w' , A ,, Pool Champ-Shannon 100 Yd. Dash: Jr. High: John: Sr. High: Make 25 Yd. Dash: Third - Brett: First - Dru and Cody: Second - Stevie and Kim: Third - Jan: Not Pictured: Kindergarten - Brian and Jean- nie QF' W A , as! Relay Races: First- Dru and David: Second - David and Darrel: Third - Carmen and Jan: Not Pictured: Kindergarten - Brian and Travis LOTS 0F WINNERS I 7'1 WE its A A f' ff? ' Mi it s l Broad Jump: Fourth - David, Sixth - Shawn: Fifth -- Lori Horseshoes: Grand Champs - Tanni and Carmel: Runners- up - James and John 42 Q . Broad Jump: Second - Stevie: Third - Jan: First- Mark Relay Races: Sixth - Dean, Kaipo, John, Sherry, TJ, Roxy, Shawn: Fifth - Aaron, Russell, Marvin, Brent: Fourth - Holly, Darrell, David, Brandy GW J J , if Q ,g , ,,,,,, Volleyball Champs: Coy, Hiatt, Coley, McGowen, Rutledge, Noggles, Morgan af' A Q--'AU M, ,f Sack Race: Sixth - Tammy K. and Tammy R.: Fifth - Marvin and Brent: Fourth - Patrick and Darrell ROHS students were asked in a poll taken by the EAGLE staff to express their opinions on several subjects. Several observations were made from the results. For example . . . The top stars could also be found in the top movies. The students favored the smaller, sporty types of cars rather than the classy gas guzzling larger types lt was also discovered that many students couldn t follow directions or had a difficulty in making one choice When asked to specifya simple yes or no often the answer was a maybe t Of SOFTIS ITTIGS HERE ARE THE RESULTS Favorite Actress Cheryl Ladd Kate Jackson Sally Field Barbra Streisand Jaclyn Smith Pam Dawber Farrah Fawcett Jane Fonda Jane Curtin Tops on the Tube Saturday Nite Live Three s Company Soap Nlork and Mindy Different Strokes BJ and the Bear Ouincy Buck Rogers Happy Days Sanford and Son Soaring Stars Eagles Bob Segar Bee Gees Commodores Elvis Presley Fleetwood Mac Willie Nelson O 10 Village People Favorite Songs Pop Nluzik Please Don tGo Sad Eyes Dim all the Lights Babe September lVlorn Makin it Lead Me On Heart of Glass Heartache FUNKY Favorite Actor Burt Reynolds John Belushi John Wayne Gary Coleman Clint Eastwood Erik Estrada Mork James Bond Al Pacino Jerry Lewis Pastimes for Our Times Sleeping Eating Watching TV Playing Cards Dancing Playing Pool Fishing and Hunting Basketball Riding Bikes Playing Softball Students Sag Nope to Dope' Should Marijuana be legalized? YES 23lXn NO 77th 2. ' ' 3. 4. 5. ' 6. ' 1. 7- 2.kc 3- . ' 3. - . 4. 10. 5. 2- 6. 4 S- 31 ' 7- .. 4. ' 8' 5 . 9.5L 6. 7. Gilda Radner 8. 9. ' ' 10. ' 1. ' 2. ' 3. ' 4. ' 5. ' 6. ' 0 7. . . . 8. 9. ' 10. ' 1. ' 2. ' 1. ' ' 3-. . 2. ' 4- 3. 5- A 4. ' 6- 5. ' 7- 6' 8. 7. ' 9- 8' 10. 9. - 10. H A FAVDRITEQ Dating In High School you should: G0 Steady: 481k Date Around: 46'k Not Date at All: 6fM, Pick of the Flicks 1.AnimaI House 2. Smokey and the Bandit 3. Up in Smoke 4. Rocky ll 5. Ice Castles 6. Grease 7. Jaws ll 8. A Star ls Born 9. The Champ 10. Meatballs Equal Rights Amendment Are you for ERA YES: BOCKJ NO: 7OfKn Favorite Togs Jeans . T-Shirts .Tennis Shoes Slacks Dresses Shorts Favorile Subjects . History . English .Agriculture . Lunch . Math . Psychology . Typing . Health 1 2 3 4 5 6 1.P.E. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Art 9 10 Hunkering Heroes .Superman .John Belushi .John Wayne .Spider Nlan . Mork . C. C. Gillespie .Da .The Fonz Wheels With Appeal .Trans Am Z-28 . Corvette . Camaro .Chevy Pick-Up Ford Pick-Up Firebird Midget EI Camino 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 NIE 8 d 9 10. Redd Foxx 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10. Cobra , ,,,..,,.....l..-. A .1 K B 1.-W - .Rx ' 1 I ' J. rise K . f fa . L ' . fi in V ,J : ,1 , - rff. AAXXLV I f . gg ,, A , S - . . . A W V. fi ' ,..f i - s K. P 4 Q 4 F3 fix 0 s l-fi Eddie - first in state sawlog I ' f - J' A 'Q' xslt' 'Tj judging .lc .. . . 4 4 Leon, Darrel',Tammy ', David' Ricky, Alg. I: Jeanna, 7th comp.: Dewana, 6th Alg. I 'Excellent rating, state vocal music Anna, lst Biol., 4th Alg. II: Connie, 6th vocab.: 5th art Renee, 8th music theory. Not pictured: Wilburn, lst Amer. hist.: ii 'FIU' A, Nfl!! Speech Winners: Sherrie, Kim, Tresa, Tammy, Mr. Gillespie and plaque awarded Dewana, Ricky, Kenny, Darrel, Jason, David CDavid by conference went to statej Lowe, 9th art. HONOR STUDENTS AND PERFECT ATTENDANCE School honor students: Raymond Wilburn, Angela Savage, Anna Brown, Burnie Adams, Tammy Alford, Kelly Kirkes, Time Parks, Terryl Wilson, Wesley Hackworth, Dennis Clark, Ricky Dedmon, Dewana Mosley, Carolyn Ary, Kenny Harris, Brenda Bloxham, Leon Letbetter, David Morris, Teddy McNeely, Jeff Erickson, Linda Erickson, Tina lngle, Darryl Atkins, Shane Mabry, Lisa Coy, Davenia Tidwell, LaVerne Brown, Kathy Scott, Chad Borin, Steven Brewer, Rena Allen, and Dru Rutledge. State honor students: Raymond Wilburn, Anna Brown, Angela Savage, Burnie Adams, Tammy Alford, Dewana Mosley, Ricky Dedmon, Shelley Free, Terryl Wilson, Wesley Hackworth, Carolyn Ary, Kenny Harris, Brenda Bloxham, Leon Let- better, David Morris, and Ted McNeely. Perfect attendance and number of years: Angela Savage, 9: Jason Brown, 7, Leota South- ard and Marilyn Wilson, 3: Edward Kitchens and Rean Savage, 2: Melissa Martin, Anna Brown, as sif? . Ks X i ' f... ,, Q Q1 , - , Kalyn J? .Y R 1 Selfenth in TYpin9' Renee - Second in 4-H Q it Mmwti Shareethe-Fun Regional Shonnie, FHA top salesperson FHA Beau Rusty, President Melissa Brad Noah, David Morris, Sandra Kuykendall, Amie Ancheta, and Jimmy White,1. xg Q4 I r' ' , 1.17 , J-cf? , . , I V f 4 , 2 L.. , 1 f gl , M, y ' ,.. l . .. -in 'Q scfffbr l ...dw ' Champion Spellers: P, Morris, K. Scott, D. Karen Second-Best Soellers: B, Gnder, K. Tidwell, M. Erickson Benson, Casey Bonn, D. Morris, J. Erickson, To state in spelling D. Tidwell, J. Mosley, L. Clark, K. Hauben. Not pictured T. lngle, and Tara Nix. D, Brugance. Each year the publication of the EAGLE is made possible through the cooperation and generosity of many people. The selling of advertisements and the royalty race are the primary sources of funds for the EAGLE. The businessmen of Red Oak and surrounding areas purchase advertising space thus enabling the yearbook staff to finance the book. Thank you, advertisers! ADS Scene: Take: Place: ROHQ 112' GRUQS fi K ,IQ N .f lx- i ' '. X 0 ' ., , . ,.,. , V 1 ROY'S VQDUJY CARDINAL OQRQOQ STG R E e hours: Weekdays 8-7:30p Sunday lf7: THE GARDEN SPGT WILBURTON BANK GF RED OAK Red Oak, Oklahoma I905-I98O SEVENTY-FIVE YEARS OF SAFETY AND SERVICE Franlr Douglas, Execufive Vice-Presidenf Linda Kifchens, Assis+an+ VicefPresiden+ Olean Evans, Assislanf Cashier Olefa HiaH Maydeen Prince Frieda Maddux Thelma Madden Richard Judd Helga Duncan F ' A ' i ee e M ami 'ww S S M9399 if 1 Q N r ii .A-f ' a V, , .VLV BW' NJ K FIELDS HARDWARE voun Auro mrs stone Red Oak, Oklahoma Phone 754-22l9 5' i K as p , aaaaa s, im Appliances Housewares Auio Supplies Builders Supplies Veierinary Supplies lam: 2 7cw4daa4.XIf I, III JI I I , IMI! IJ f I 5 5,4 JEWELRY Owned and OperaI'ecI by COONIE AND JOKER MARTIN RIDGE T MAVERICK UNIVERSITY PARK THE FIG LEAF getty: 'Walaed I 'law Infan+'s a nd ChiIdren's Wear GIHS 'For All Occasions SPIDER WEBB Dodge MOTGRS, INC. ---- CHRYSLER 93181 X 66 , 4'-oN 1 ,xii 'iz 3i'E'E I 4 1-,Q 'MoNW SPIDER WEBB FARM EQUIPMENT Congra+uIa+ions, '80 Red Oak Seniors Your Fufure Is Brigh+ and Eas+ern S+a+e is ready fo help you pre- pare for +he I98O's. Enroll early 'rhis summer g and insure your fu+ure A a'll I being as 'lhrilling and successful as your pasf 'Four years have been a+ RED OAK HIGH SCHOOL! Easlern S+a+e offers you high qualify educalion in bo'I'h academic programs availaf ble a+ all senior colleges and Iechnical educalion career programs designed +o pu+ you 'Io worlc in Iwo years or less. ussuifi ' sn! 4 if 2-as iirr' 1' iil- l -I ' 1 Q . .1 IV-We ' sissy. ss? is L 5' W If , 5, I ,:..:- - -' I S as 5 1' -IAM Baccala urea fe Obfecfive Programs ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREES have a wide range from Ari' fo Biological Sciences 'fo Physical Educalion and Recreafion, from Physical Sciences Ihrough Communicalions, Speech, and Drama. ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE DEGREES offer a variely of courses including Agricullure Economics, Animal Science, Foresfry, Pre-Medical programs, Pre-Pharmacy, and Vocafional Home Economics. Technical Career Programs ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE DEGREES are available in courses such as AgricuI+uraI Mea+s Science, Aulomolive Mechanics, Child Developmeni, Compuler Technology, Indus+riaI Chemislry Technology, Mid Management Nursing, Secrelarial Science, and Welding. Many o+her course op+ions are available in 'Ihe 70+ career 'fields a+ Easiern S+a+e. Con+ac+ a counselor by phone or visi+ 'Ihe beauliful Eas+ern S'Ia+e campus for more informa+ion. C3 Herb Delores Dana Vnncen+ and Chrlsh Brlgance HERB'S DRI ma FAST, FRIENDLY, COURTEOUS, SERVICE GRIDER 'S TRUCK STGP Highway 270 Red Oak, Oklahoma READY TO SER VE YOU eeeee DEHARTAND BROOKS The Sfore For Every Need Red Oak, Oklahoma V,,, V GM + A Obie-d d JlM's M UB I L gig? YOUR BUSINESS APPRECIATED Fast PHONE 754 2237 Friendly and E'F'Ficien+ Service x ? K 3 ', 'T' 2 ' Ni S, DA VIS GR OCER YAND FEED Red Oak, Oklahoma QUALITY PRODUCTS COURTEOUS SERVICE REASONABLE PRICES YOUR BUSINESS APPRECIATEDI 6 BRBCG' at Plc I.. LOANS SAVINGS CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES CHECKING ACCOUNT 9 I 15: 4- M of ff QYUEQI PHONE: 754-2868 Presidenh Vernon Green Vice-Pres. and Cashier: Ralph Whire FULL Assis+an+ Cashiers: Doris Allen 7 SERVICE Brenda Morrison BANK BANK OFTEN WITH: WILBUR TON STA TE BANK P.O. BOX IO0 WILBURTON, OKLAHOMA 74578 BERNARD!-P0 WELL AGENCY I22 Eas+ Main Phone 465-33l9 Wilburion, Oklahoma 74578 REAL INSURANCE ESTATE FARMERS FARMERS Where Prices Are Borng Noi' Raised See 'rhe BIG WIS! 465-2I4I FORD CARS AND TRUCKS A onouv f X O 0 'i - lg X I A S mbol fSu norServlce Milzi Bernardi 465-5038 lHomel Connie Powell 465-2637 lHomel PATE CONSTR UCTIGN MI ::-:, .. Q A I QQ ng RQC I-QN PLANNNING - BUILDING - SERVICE Wilburfon, OK Phone: 9I8 465-22I6 F I F dIy S A Thomas L. Pafe IOwnerI 3 yr H -4 'I 'II' J pi I, , , lawn fl ' S Ram D I E-I wmwww Prescrip+ions Filled HUSKINS DRUG STORE WiIbur'ron, Oklahoma E7 ,II LA TIMER COUNTYABSTRACT THE FAMILY CEN TER Wilburfon, OK 465-1632 Quali+y Merchandise PEGPQJ Eglgis 1 + a+ Reasonable Prices! 465e2I3I LESLIE WILLIAMS WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS! JONES H0 YOUR rnffpendmr ln5uram'1 MGENT , 'A' X6 fy ' ,3-'gbigixxi ggxdgii X 4',' MINNIE COBB, AGENT NNN - ,. I: Wilburfon 465-234I Talihina 5672666 E A INSURANCE THAT INSURES LA TIMER COUNTY INSURANCE Wilbur+on, Oklahoma TALBOT'S FLGWERS h19xcn4,,k 4 We help keep America MOVING! f LKX X f Q X 206 Easl Main Wilburlon, Oklahoma l9l8l 465-2388 WILBUR TON AUTO PAR TS I49 Easf Main WIlbur+on, Oklahoma 465-2263 Wedding Napkins - lmprinling Gills - Cards by Hallmark Owners: Luke and Jerri Sfanforcl NEED INSURANCE? SEE OTHO ENIS fi 1- EQMZHQME 4'-1' BUDD Y's D'i,!bKiLlE! Y 1 g ' '1 1 ,. 5 F as W? . sd L 35- -mhL k L ...- V- L. - LL-L - L B Kiss: Q gsa.fL 5 255 K E1 S , YOU'LL BE STANDING TALL in your favori'I'e classes a+ CARL ALBERT JR. COLLEGE Pofeau CI!XJCI... a grea+ phce +0 I BE CHERRY WHOLESALE GROCERY 31.3 C30 ,434 ' x- J W 3- ' kv y I xxx N y X nigs V 'J N 0 xf Box 733 Highway 27I Sou+h Pofeau, Oklahoma 74953 We have your Every Need! vr r Y I k f A' 5 ,, -x 'fy WE CARE V Lnnmen STHTE BHDK 301 WEST MAIN 1 WI LEU RTON, OKLAHOMA 74578 Y f f , , I I I 4 fi. Second and Wyandoffe Q McAIes+er, OK 7450I 423-87 I 6 I SPORTS EQUIPMENT Ka 1 I Q. - I ,f I I A . v. V1 , 1 PA-1 x5A:w,l, .,1'l'4'QL.4 I xx . -+L 3, OKLAHOMA SCH OL SUPPLY l305 Nor+I1 Main Muskogee, OK 7440I ! ew 5 ls f 5 lS 5 A 1 - PQI?-W -Xi if 2 X 51 YQ ii ff I IS OUR BUSINESS S7 I 7 CQ, 0 ., it 1, ' ff ,ff tp ff Q ' A VN 451-'Ali 'VP X x' L ll l 2 if Need Sporling Goods? MID WEST can supply all your needs! S 07 '1-, wi X Q2 J X x Z of 'SL ff? V , l 4 7 -0 ,. ,,,, ,.,, Midwest SPORUNG GOODS Park Plaza Shopping Cenler 3400 Rogers Avenue For? Smlflw, AR 72903 Hnl w 2 9 3 8 A 765 NOW is +l1e TIME 'ro do business wilh a SUPER COMPANY KEAS Sufwuha BUS SALES, INC 3737 N w sem sr Po. sox 12468 OKLAHOMA clrv, OKLANMA 73157 CCMPLIMENTS of MUlR'S STEAK 14051275-2745 INA HURRY? Sfop ai' . . . HOLLAND'S GRGCERY For Quick Grocery Shopping! Ho+ Sandwiches PROCK'S PHILLIPS 66 Red Oak, Oklahoma 1 3 QQ 5- f . . -g V ' ?i'llul , Nxt' V i . 51. 7 f ' X . 6 '11 -7 QA . , i I25 Eas+ Main Wilbur+on, OK 74578 WE HAVE ALL YOUR FLOWER NEEDS! exe sl-10155 Wi.bi,llf,EaE'7T5a93 Le+ us 'rreai' Your FEET! YOUR FEETARE OUR BUSINESS! JJ HEREFORD FQUQM Red Oak, OK 74563 Herdsire JJ Tex Mischief Za+o Heir and Onward Breeding Bull Calves for Sale in Season LA RAY and MITCHELL JOHNSTON CQUNTY Ph TAG OFFICE a I l5'f2 Easi' Main Wilburfon, OK 74578 Tag Agenfz Barbara Cuzaiina Secre+ary: Della Davis McALES TER WHOLESALE CO. Helping Oklahoma Grow! 337 Easf Chocfaw Box l I74 may 423-2483 co' McAles+er, Oklahoma 7450 gl? if Q ,tl fx fix L 'KIA Q' ' ,5 IH! X ' D y P d 'l E' 4:55 +huo+hs+ + L A F +5 +h AR7290I Ready +o Serve YOU! Box I443 Complimenis A'dm55if?3'f47340' of Candies - Tobacco - School and Founfain Supplies Wilburfon, Oklahoma 74578 Du'-an+T924,Y3882 LA TIMER COUNTY INDUSTRIAL CREDIT Wilburfon, Oklahoma 74578 l 9 8 CLAREMORE SCHOOL SUPPLY Claremore, Oklahoma 74Ol 7 Phone 34l -6400 LCDVE BOTTLING CO. DR PEPPER Muskogee, OK 7440I l BOX 625 Q 682-3434 McAles+er, OK 7450I Boxllb 423-3024 J. A. Hardison I IO5 Will Rogers Courls Claremore, Oklahoma 740I7 31506 v45Ui LIB 715015 A me .qv I'-TE-3' 5 ff my r l? WE 425 N ll APPRECIATE Prock's Barber Shop Red Oak Barnard's Exxon Davidson Laundry Red Oak Red Oak Harps IGA Polea u George Royce Frank Prock Wilburlon Wilburion 'T -mv' been sent out and the long hours spent and long hours . . . the headaches of trying to meet deadlines. . . lT'S NOT EASY!!! school year. Where did it go? lt all happened be seen as the seniors started worrying about on the yearbook staff have ended and l will putting up with me when l didn't meet certai Ftures hope is some memories land If you doj then all of the long headaches 5 I j i. . Editor 1979-80,192 l THE ENQ I s Shelley Free? s