Sapulpa High School - Sapulphan Yearbook (Sapulpa, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1965 volume:

I%5 Qotpuljp f-ftgfc School I Dfafly ofy Oj Qbudtodb This is it! A new book is before you. This book will be crammed full of memories of games, dances, examinations, and plays. Let's try to make these moments good ones. A NEW YEAR LIES AHEAD! Leo and Kent Cornwell serenade Prof. Carter at the annual Homecoming Assembly. Miss Fisher, Girls' Counselor, talks to Prof, at the Alumni Tea, honoring Prof. We, Deckcafe . . . ... the 1965 SAPULPAN to Prof. Zelma Carter, our honorary Homecoming Queen. Prof., one of the most dedicated teachers at S.H.S., graduated from the University of Tulsa. Mrs. Carter has taught Spanish and Latin for 42 years at S.H.S. She devoted much of her time to Sapulpa High students, sponsoring the Spanish and Latin clubs, planning assemblies, organizing the stage crew, along with man other responsibilities. Life begins this year for you, Prof. We wish you all the happiness in the world. 3 TabOto ofy OKtewfe Juniors, Sam Echols, Brenda Seabolt, and David Riley join school campaign to keep SHS campus clean. Logan Gantz, junior class president; Terry Smith, senior class president; and Wiley Smith, sophomore class president; display the victory flag and spirit jug. Victory flag is flown after each game won by SHS teams. Coveted spirit jug is awarded to class displaying most school spirit at pep assembles. Seniors, Jack Anglin and Tony Rackley take pride 6 Students take time for traditional snowball fight during winter weather. Rlooltay Boosts Qchoob QjpVut Mary Hunter and Wiley Smith help sophomore class to win Bundle Week contest. 10 II BotwL Gdujcctii(M Dfoecfe Mr. Donald L. Korn, an active five-year member of the Board, has resided in Sapulpa for the past sixteen years. He is associated with the crude oil tank coating business. Dr. John J. McCrory, a four year member of the Board, has lived in Sapulpa sixteen years. He has practiced dentistry during this time. Mr. Louis V. Stuart, a seven year member of the Board of Education, is in the retail lumber business. Mr. Russell D. Franklin, a three year member of the Board, has resided in Sapulpa all his life. He is associated with the Bell Telephone Company. Mr. Clyde T. Patrick, the newest member of the Board, is associated with his father in their law practice. Mr. Sam T. Allen, a prominent Sapulpa lawyer, has served the Board for the past twelve years as attorney. Mr. Howard Gilliam, Jr., has served as treasurer of the Board for nine years. He is in the furniture business with his father. Mrs. Helen Miller resided in Sapulpa most of her life. She served as clerk of the Board for the past fourteen years. Deceased April 26, 1965. 12 QuJjp nhidb jjj CootAhudM Mr. Vaughn takes an interest in student activities. Mrs. Vaughn often attends sport events with her husband. As a man who dedicates his life to young people, Mr. Vaughn realizes that the most important and meaningful times to learn are the years of youth. He knows the educational needs of the youth and his job is to see that these needs are fulfilled. Mr. Vaughn, who is listed in Who's Who In American Education , received his degrees from East Central State College and Oklahoma University. Fishing and gardening are among the hobbies he enjoys, although these activities have slackened due to increasing professional responsibilities. 13 Mrs. Mitchell, High School Registrar, and Carroll Garringer place daily bulletin in teachers' boxes. P'duCtfiQl' Mr. John Cockrum, a graduate of Northeastern State College, has a B.S. degree in Physical Education and received his Master's Degree in School Administration at the University of Tulsa. A principal for thirteen years, he came to Sapulpa in 1960 where he served in the capacity of Junior High School Principal for three years. He is a member of the Lions Club, the First Presbyterian Church, Oklahoma Education Association, National Education Association, Oklahoma Secondary School Principals Association, and the National Association of School Principals. He is interested in all sports, mainly golf and football. He is married and has a daughter, Debbie, who is a junior at Sapulpa High. 14 Mr. Mullen is administrative assistant and supervises the elementary schools of Sapulpa. MR. C. W. MULLEN Administrative Assistant Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Garrison, and Mrs. Carr recheck monthly figures. BETTY MITCHELL High School Registrar MARIE GARRISON Secretary to Superintendent BOBBYE CARR Financial Secretary Registrar's Office I Counselor Aduite, Gncowiag , and Assist Mr. Sippy teaches classes in physical education, psychology, and serves as Vice Principal. Miss Fisher gives Linda Langmaid assistance in interpreting her ACT Test scores. Miss Fisher has a class of psychology, sponsors student council, and intra-school council. 16 Rk A fc QtZhwJfote GEORGE C. BRITE M.M.E.; University of Michigan Instrumental Music VeDON LAW B.M.E.; O.S.U. Vocal Music The students of Sapulpa High are fortunate in the fact that they are able to show their abilities in the fine arts as well as in the scholastic field. These talents are brought out by their participation in instrumental music, vocal music, and art. These departments, at various times throughout the year, attend contests to measure their talents as compared with those of others. JACK FOX B.A.; Northeastern State College Art I, II, III Lindel Chasteen, an art student, perfects an abstract painting. Under the direction of Mr. Law, the Girls Glee Club prepares for District Contest. UdiA owl VtewfiA K ustasttcat j L. W. MYLES M. Ed, S.S.C.; Durant Chemistry, Botany, Biology Camera Club BLEVINS WHITE M.S.; Oklahoma University Biology Medical Arts Club DONNELLE McJILTON B.S.E.; University of Arkansas Biology Pep Club Mathematics and Science are the keys to advancement in technology research of today's world. The courses offered in math are,- geometry, algebra, and advanced math. Science department offers biology, physics, chemistry, zoology, and botany courses. MR. DON BURDETT uses modern math equipment to explain a problem to his class. JAMES FARRELL B.S.; Durant Biology, High School Math F.T.A. MARY HILDERBRAND M.S.; State University Fourth Year Math, Geometry, Algebra I Devotional Club DON BURDETT B.S.; Northeastern State College Algebra II, Physics, Geometry. Camera Club 18 GERALDINE DUBOIS B.S., Oklahoma State University Typing I and II Yearbook SUE HOUGHTON B.S.; Central State Office Machines, General Business F.B.L.A. Business mccttUm OfjenS Vom Girls in the shorthand class endeavor to build their speed ef ficiency by use of the earphones and other modern equipment. MERLE MULLEN M.Ed.; Oklahoma University Shorthand, Typing F.B.L.A. WARREN BOOZE M.T.; Northeastern State College Bookkeeping, Business English, Business Math, Typing I Student Council Because the business world places a great demand for efficient, well-trained personnel, students endeavor to achieve this goal through the business courses. These courses are; Business English, Shorthand I and II, Typing I and II, general business, bookkeeping, and office machines. Preparing work in the business world, students in office machines gain a workable knowledge of various machines. DOROTHY LINDLEY B.A.; Henderson State College Librarian Library BEN NELSON M.Ed.; O.U. Driver Education Driver's Club W. H. SHAW M.A.; East Central State College Industrial Arts Stagecraft DONALD SANDERSON B.A.; Northeastern State College Mechanical Drawing F.T.A. Qpecictfoge L Courses Industrial arts boys are attentive to Mr. Shaw's instruction. Specialized Courses play an important role in the lives of S.H.S. students. A large number of courses in areas other than the basic academics are offered. Through home-economics, diversified occupations, agriculture, auto mechanics, industrial arts, library staff, mechanical drawing, and driver education, students gain knowledge in fields beneficial to them in later iife. Modern, up-to-date facilities make study in these courses easier and more interesting. 20 Voctiilouotb Qbu t dz Lpaamj by yJjpvdJMto W. E. BONHAM M.S.; O.S.U. Industrial Cooperative Training T. I. Club QUENTIN WALKUP B.S.; O.S.U. Vocational Agriculture F.F.A. CLOIS HUFFER M.S.; O.S.U. Vocational Agriculture F.F.A. Richard Roberts examines the head of an automobile engine. MONARAY STANFILL B.S.; O.S.U. Home Economics II and IV F.H.A. NEAL I. VEST B.A.; Northeastern State College Auto Mechanics T. I. Club Teachers are served a tasty buffet prepared by home-ec girls. BYRDA KUYKENDALL B.A.; Northeastern State College English IV Medical Arts Club SALLY GOLDSBERRY B.A.; Panhandle A M College English III and IV Pep Club JACK WILLIAMS M.A.; Oklahoma State University English, Journalism, and Athletics Drivers' Club LAVINIA DERRYBERRY M.A.; Oklahoma State University English II and III Devotional Club ALBERTA IRVIN M.A.; University of Tulsa English II and IV Blazers Club Mrs. Kuykendall's English classes hold panel discussions on John Milton's works. While studying various types of plays, the speech department presented a morality play for a church group. 22 LdKOjuocj A S £quXp {j(yi Futuna Courses in Language Arts inspire the students of S.H.S. to open new horizons in the world of tomorrow. Together the foreign language and the English classes serve as building blocks for a strong foundation as well as providing necessary knowledge for effective communication in our daily lives. Sapulpa students are fortunate to have well-equipped foreign language labs. MARGARET MARTIN B.S., Central State College English II and IV Pep Club C English department experiments in team teaching on the senior level. ANITA DUGGER M.S.; Oklahoma State University Speech and Dramatics Thespians ZELMA CARTER M.A.; University of Tulsa Foreign Language Spanish and Latin Club Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bruce from Mexico City were interesting visitors to the Spanish Classes. 23 helen McAllister M.A.; O.S.U. U.S. History, International Problems, Sociology Blazers DAN A. MOORE B.S.; East Central College History, Business, Athletics Letterman's Club KENNY MURRAY B.S.; Southeastern State College American History, World History, Athletics DON RIEDERER M.Ed.; University of Arkansas American History, Athletics Letterman's Club MILDRED FISHER M.A.; Peabody College Counselor, Phychology Student Council Gocictl Qtu Ltes Fowtuds W M UndtoStaM litig Living in a world linked by rapid communication and travel it is an absolute necessity that the average citizen know and understand the background and lives of people all over the world. Students of S.H.S. acquire this valuable knowledge through the Social Studies department. Classes offered by Social Studies department are world history, U.S. History, international problems, sociology, and psychology. Democratic and Republican parties are represented by the donkey and the elephant in the American Assembly. N 24 KATE VAN WINKLE Lunchroom Supervisor School Q uulCfy Sto ESTELLA T. BLAKE Lunchroom Coordinator Emma Hood and Cleo Durst work together at vegetable table. Preparing hot rolls for lunch are Marla Spider and Mary Massey. Cleo Durst, Emma Hood, and Louise Andrews prepare meat for hungry students. r Head custodian, Otis Blair gives directions to custodians Harold Mobley, Raymond Johnson, Elmer Walker and Bill Cloud. 27 QbuAjpMk Ctiuwtfl' Puwi L PiCbcfetoe Mj GwQAMJnfiJPMi and l jxdbl kip Senior members, Jimmy Hayes, Mike Shibley, Arthur Robinson, Connie Sechrest, Marilyn Denham, Jan Taylor, and Johnny Adams review council notes with President Tom Tucker. Not shown is Herchel Avra. Student Council sponsors, Mr. Booze and Miss Fisher, review the handbook of student council ideas and projects. Student Council is dedicated to the proposition that all students are created equal. Homerooms are represented by students elected the previous spring. This group of students sponsors several projects throughout the year, such as the Snack Bar, Howdy Week, and Bundle Week. The council plans these activities through committee work which is the basis of work in any organization. All students at Sapulpa High School have a voice in the council through their elected representatives, who relay ideas from their homerooms to the council. Many excellent ideas are presented in the council to help it in its work. Student Council officers. Tommy Tucker, president; Lynne Luker, historian; Marilyn Denham, recording secretary; Jimmy Hayes, parliamentarian; John Hodges, vice-president; Patti Hayes, chaplain; Pam McCrory, corresponding secretary, and Jan Taylor, treasurer, have an executive board meeting in the auditorium. In December of 1964, Sapulpa was elected state Vice-Presidqpt of the Oklahoma Association of Student Councils. Early officer elections were held. In a close fought election, John Hodges was elected president over Jeane White. Junior members, Ronnie Moore, John Horn, Dennis Shelton, Logan Gantz, John Hodges, Patti Hayes, Jeane White, Linda Lee, Paula Carter, and Pam McCrory study their notes from the meeting. Not shown is Cindy Howard. Ronnie Moore is helped by David Riley in sacking clothing gathered during Bundle Week. This year a record number of bags was gathered to send to Appalachia. Sophomore members, Steve McCormick, Wiley Smith, Guy Berry, Larry Shelton, Kay Donaldson, Debbie Wright, Regina Roe, Carol Stevens, Johnette Guilfoyle, and Lynne Luker review their notes on proper procedure during meetings. Not shown is Don Pinkston. Student Council runs the Snack Bar as a service to the school. From money received through the Snack Bar, the council gets its money for its many projects. SENIORS, Row I: Margaret May, Linda Dobbs, Connie Haney, Marilyn Denham, Martha Lindley, Bev- erly Maulding. Row 2: Jimmy Hayes, Jimmy Brown, Terry Smith, Bobby Mathews. Youih Booa L Margaret May, Pres.; Marilyn Denham, Rec. Sec.; Jimmy Hayes, V.-Pres.; Johnette Guilfoyle, Hist.; and Jan Stuart, Sgt.-at-Arms, have worked hard guiding the activities of the board. 30 Members of the Youth Board work hard decorating for the Spring Formal. Students enjoy dancing at the Youth Center IjO Qtud dS Main responsibility of the Youth Board is to provide social activities for students of the high school. A Youth Center is maintained in the basement of Elks Lodge, and one formal dance a semester is held in the high school cafeteria. Board sponsors are Mr. Jack Williams, Mrs. Robert Jones, Mrs. Guy Berry and Mrs. Louis Stuart. Youth Board is made up of nine members from each class, elected by the outgoing senior members. This provides a representative for each homeroom. The bulk of the operating expenses are provided by the Community Chest. Parents chaperon the Youth Center every Friday night. 31 SOPHOMORES AND JUNIORS, Row I: Johnette Guil-foyle, Rita Vanatta, Jeanne Giacomo, Diana Atkinson, Lynn Luker. Row 2: Roseann O'Brien, Jeane White, Jan Stuart, Theresa DeLong. Row 3: Gary Smith, Guy Berry, Wiley Smith, Tommy Collins, Harvey Grimes, Brooks Bingman, Allan Jones, Bob Berry. PEP CLUB ROSTER: Linda Allen, Cindy Baxter, Catherine Birmingham, Beverly Blake, Mary Brown, Jacci Clark, Theresa DeLong, Linda Dobbs, Beki Ferguson, Joyce Galloway, Jeanne Giacomo, Carol Griess, Judy Griggs, Johnette Guilfoyle, Patti Hayes, Lucy Henshaw, Marjory Herd, Cindy Howard, Joyce Hyslop, Linda Johnson, Rosetta Learned, Linda Lee, Lynne Luker, Kay Mathews, Sylvia Myles, Roseann O'Brien, Rose Rushing, Jan Stuart, Rynd Taylor, Nancy Thompson, Brenda Vaughn, Jeane White, Linda Wiley, Gayle Woodrell, and Debbie Wright. Sapulpa High School Pep Club has been active throughout the school year. It has promoted school spirit during both winter and spring sporting events. Besides attending the sports events, the club presented the football boys with plaques, and the basketball team with small trophies. The Homecoming Dance each year is sponsored by the club. Mrs. Goldsberry, Mrs. Martin, and Miss McJilton, pep club sponsors, discuss upcoming club events. 32 The club cheers at basketball games. One of the club's many activities was to decorate the goal posts before each home football game. Pep Club girls rode in both the Homecoming and Christmas parades. At Christmas time the club went caroling and gave baskets of fruit to the local rest homes. During the Pep Club assembly victory cake was presented to the football team, after which a skit was presented. Another project of the club was to sell Chieftain buttons and ribbons preceding each game. Shown in front of the showcase which the club decorated are Brenda Vaughn, secy.; Cindy Howard, hist.; Lucy Henshaw, treas.; Patti Hayes, asst, secy.; Linda Lee, chap.; Jan Stuart, v. pres.; and Linda Wiley, pres. Pep Club officers present victory cake to the football players during assembly. Before the game with Muskogee, cheerleaders, Beki Ferguson, Linda await the football team. Dobbs, Jeane White, Marjory Herd, Mary Brown, and Sylvia Myles Chmhouim BwCOwtOtQQ School Sphti Cheerleaders practice one of the cheers they learned at cheerleader's camp last summer. Lfitte UH K Instill Puldb In KtUktiflS Promoting school spirit to the fullest degree is the S Club's purpose. Their activities during the year include the crowning of the Mid-Winter Sports Queen, cleaning the parking lot, running the concession stand during the sixth grade games, and checking coats at the annual Chamber of Commerce dinner. Treas. Miles Key, Vice-Pres. Danny Simpson, Pres. Robert Jones, Sec. Jerry lockridge and Sgt.-at-Arms Leroy Nelson don uniforms representing the sports at S.H.S. Mid-Winter Sports Queen, Beki Ferguson, chats with letterman Gale Crenshaw. Row 1: Sam McReynolds, Steve McCormick, Russell Harlow, Darrell Wolfe, Robert Tiger, Johnny Adams, Ronnie Fields, Eddie Humphrey, Hal Acree, George Mackey, Danny Chapman, James Ervin, Robert Thompson. Row 2: Bergen Young, Lonnie Sechrest, Robert Jones, Larry Joynson, Craig Dipley, Jerry Lockridge, William Logan, Harvey Grimes, Dennis Shelton, Steve Clement, John Franklin. Row 3: Wally Newport, Danny Ausmus, Ed Winkler, Gale Crenshaw, Pat Hale, Mike Shibley, Harl McGregor, Tommy Collins, Miles Key. Row 4: Arthur Lee, Mike McLain, David Arnold, Danny Simpson, LeRoy Nelson, Richard Moore, Dennis Marketic, Orby Hickman, John Horn, Donnie Caesar, Freddie Howard, Bob Berry. 35 Row 1: Prof. Carter, Jo Lea Degraffenreed, Ellen Jeffries, Beverly Lamb, Melita Brooks, Jane McCracken, Pam McCiory. Row 2: Lyn Linkhart, louvenia Davis, Diane Atkinson, Peggy Horn, Ruby Gilbreath, Patti Thoos, Karen Rule, Patti Whitehouse. Row 3: Miles Key, 6obby Mat- thews, Tommy Tucker, Wayne Bolin, Becky Calvert, Connie Mose, Diana Siegfried. Row 4: Kit Harlow, Jimmy Brown, Logan Gantz, Richard Rodgers, Steve Clement, Gary Smith, Harvey Grimes, Waldon Wells, Mike Owen, Charles Snider. SfxuUsfc Club Ptomotes Uittilg istftfeiftig jkiou lv Languages Diana Siegfried, chaplain; Terry Miller, sergeant-at-arms; Bunny Nafieh, president; Martha Lindley, vice-president; Beverly Mauld-ing, treasurer; and Earlene Young, secretary, present Prof, an oil painting which is to remain hanging in her room. Becky Calvert, Bobby Matthews, and Martha Lindley participate in the Spanish Club car wash. 36 Spanish Club undertook many money-making projects, such as car washes, selling sweatshirts, and sponsoring the Bloomer Basketball Game. Money from these activities was used to purchase flags for the auditorium and an oil portrait of Prof., to be hung in the Spanish room. As a reward for their efforts, the Spanish Club attended a party at La Fiesta. After having dinner they were entertained by Victor Mendoza. At the annual Spanish assembly, three foreign exchange students from Brazil, Italy, and Spain spoke, telling about their customs. From these students, we hope to attain understanding through languages. Row 1: Jack Cloud, Waldon Wells, Bobby Baxter, John Sally Livermore, Ruby Gilbreath, Carolyn Smithee, Anita Hodges, Sammy Roach, Gary Wasson, Tommy Causey, John Hyslop, Sharon Warren. Lowerly. Row 2: Prof. Carter, Jean Childress, Judith Holt, LotUv Club Cufttuotes RvtetojK Language Stuctenfe Participating in a car wash and a bake sale were projects of Latin Club members. With the Spanish Club, they jointly purchased flags for the auditorium. As a climax for the year, the annual Roman Banquet was held. Although there is less emphasis placed on speaking Latin than in other languages, Latin plays an important part in medical science and the origin of English language. Members of Latin Club enjoy food at annual Roman Banquet. 37 Latin Club officers Jean Childress, sergeant at-arms; Prof., sponsor; Gary Wasson, vice-president; John Hodges, president; Waldon Wells, secretary; Ruby Gilbreath, treasurer; and Sharon Warren, chaplain, make plans for banquet. F.T.A. constitutes the largest and one of the busiest clubs in school. Christmas brought annual party for underprivileged children. Float for Homecoming won second place in parade. Teacher Appreciation Day provided each teacher with a free hour and refreshments while F.T.A. members taught their classes. Working diligently at the car wash and preparing annual assembly program displayed by enthusiasm of members for club. Enthusiasm for school was shown in purchasing new clock for auditorium along with three other clubs. All members of F.T.A. may not become teachers but each member will get a taste of what it's like to be a teacher. This opportunity may be instrumental in deciding on an occupation for the future. Larry Youngblood, “Santa Claus , passes out gifts to underprivileged children at annual Christmas Party. Largest dub in school finds it necessary to hold meetings in gym for adequate space. P.TA p4tCOuiO0 Te cit tg Piofp lOH Sec. Lyn Linkhart, Treas. Patti Whitehouse, Hist. Dru McGee, Dev. Leader Becky Ferguson, Hist. Cindy Howard, and Pari. Logan Gantz, V. Pres. Jimmy Brown, Pres. Bobby Mathews direct meeting of F.T.A. Larry Creek, Becky Ferguson, Wayne Bolin, Jo Lea Degraffenreed, Lynn Campbell, and Sharon Davis take final bows after one-act play in assembly entitled, Reach For the Stars . Mr. Nelson, sponsor of the Drivers' Club, makes an important announcement to all the members of the club. DitoG tS' Club P io «ote Safety Drivers' Club, working with the local police and Highway Patrol, try any student who has been given a summons by a law enforcement officer when his case is transferred to the Drivers' Court. In the event of transfer, after the defendant has been given the chance to tell the situation to the selected jury. The jury then finds the defendant guilty or innocent. If found guilty, a theme ranging from 1,500 to 10,000 words on the subject of safety is assigned. Jerry Lockridge and Louis McClain pay their fine, by writing a theme for the Drivers' Court. Larry Duckert, prosecutor; Janice Brock, vice president; Debbie Robertson, secretary; and Pat Hale, president, watch for traffic violators in the high school parking lot. 40 TumIm owi fiiiustty Club Provides Vocotionotl' TuxUttog Row 1: Mr. Vest, Charlene Holmes, Jerri Denton, Linda Law-son, Brenda Asher, Mary Adams, Linda Lowe, Mary Schwicker-ath. Ginger Scott, Mr. Bonham. Row 2: David Sinor, Alla Marie Burden, Bill Wheeler, Bill Stinebuck, Bobby Estes, Terry Maddon, Bill Bowen, Jimmy White. Row 3: Bill Walton, Leon Richardson, James Fricker, Bobby Belk, Ronnie Fletcher, Tommy Robinson, Dewey Cline, Donny Watson, Richard Jacobs, Tony Belk, Robert Wisenbach, Kenneth Akers, Ronald Whinnery, Doy Sisney, Donny Pipkin, Eddie McKenzie. Members of the Trade and Industry Club participate in a program which provides them with on the job training. They attend class in the morning; in the afternoon, members work at various jobs, giving them an opportunity for vocational experience in their chosen field. T. I. sweetheart and Treasurer, Linda Lawson, exhibits vocational training at grocery check stand where she works. T. I. Pres., Jerry Hughes, points out date of club importance to Bill Wheeler, V. P.; Billy Walton, Sec.; and Leon Richardson, Sgt. at Arms. 41 First Row. Gerald King, Buddy Matney, Jesse Kidd, Larry Sawyer, Ronnie Buckley, Dennis Harris, Roy Little. Second Row: Dale King, Kelly Barkley, Dwayne Anderson, Wayne Lemons, Danny Stanley, Danny Thompson, J. E. Williams, Don Wifson. Third Row: Robert Haney, Roy Deal, Ricky AAantooth, Bill Williams, Phil Horacek, Raymond Bevenue, Jackie Little, Douglas Hatley, Johnny Bilby. Fourth Row: Frank Tousley, Gary Hicks, Dewey Enlow, Darrel Hill, Hubert Romine, Harvey Hudgins, Jerry Stephens. Tommy Williams, James Williams. 42 Ronnie Pettit grooms his prize winning hog. P P . TiCdkS Future Farmers of America's purpose is to provide training in farming techniques. It is an organization of boys enrolled in vocational agriculture. They show their projects at state and county fairs, take field trips, and participate in their annual Junior Rodeo. A parents and son Banquet highlights the end of the year. THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS A-fa' STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE First Row: Randall Williams, Clarence Brown, Ronnie Petitt, Terry Madden, Bill Bowen, Larry Downs. Second Row: James Watson, Jack Taylor, Roy Luster, Donald Booth, Dearld Heard, James Calvert, Charles Young. Third Row: James Chapman, Donald Strain, Bob Estes, Billy Rose, Dicki Dixon, Tommy Cochran, David Samples, Donnie Estes. 43 Row 1: Donna Gaash, Cheryl Ball, Peggy Brooks, Doris Fisher, Patty Row 3: Janis Winterbower, Vicki Rackley, Janis Harrison, Peggy Clark, Rowden, Grace Patterson, Kay Linnet, Linda Kightlinger. Row 2: Ruth- Jackie Steck, Linda Hinshaw, Linda Langmaid, Linda Goen. Row 4: Miss ann Martin, Paula Carter, Nancy Conner, Carla Fowler, Carolyn Smithee, Hilderbrand, Jack Carriger, Danny Spohn, Stanley Pollock, Jack McGuire, Diane Moss, Beverly Woodard, Roberta Weiesnbach, Mrs. Derryberry. John Soliday, Lindel Chasteen. DftuoftoRoi Club iH pUes A foutShv Preparing devotions for homerooms, entering a float in the Homecoming Parade, and at Christmas time presenting candy for the S.H.S. staff have kept the Devotional Club working industriously this year. To conclude their busy year, a play entitled Challenge of the Cross was presented at the annual Easter Assembly. Donna Gaash, treasurer; Lindel Chasteen, historian; Peggy Clark, secretary; Jack McGuire, vice-president; and Kay Linnet, chaplain, listen attentively as President Linda Hinshaw gives the devotion. Donna Gaash, Nancy Conner, Carolyn Smithee, Peggy Clark, and Jack McGuire rehearse for Easter Assembly. 44 Row 1: Geraldine Davis, Shirley Pettit, Donna Barnett, Mary Dildir.e, Karon Chalk, Linda Matzinger, Linda Young, Carolyn Bilby, Linda Marlow. Row 2: Debbi Matzinger, Diana Davis, Judi Paylor, Sadie Price, Elaina Fulkerson, Julia Robinson, Judy Pullen, Sharon Warren, Ruth Waldroop. Row 3: Vicki Boughton, Diana Van Landingham, Janis Jackson, Janice Ballard, Sue Richardson, Patsy Saylers, Sandra Pendergrass, Linda Speed, Ann Lee, Mary Primo. Dedicates Qewlte Pres. Pat Stivers, Vice Pres. Linda Marlow, Sec. Ann Lee, Treas. Diana Davis, Cor. Sec. (not pic.) strive to make Medical Arts one of the leading clubs at S.H.S. Vicki Boughton, Linda Marlow, Sharon Woolery, Jeanne Faulkner, Carolyn Bilby and Sadie Price, the principal players in A Skeleton Walks presented by the club, discuss the script. Under the guidance of Mrs. Kuykendall and Mrs. B. White educational and worthwhile projects are undertaken by the Medical Arts Club members. Seniors, juniors, and sophomores alike enjoy the many activities of the club. Service to the Community is the goal of the Senior Candystripers as they each dedicate an hour a week assisting the staff of Bartlett Memorial Hospital. 45 Leaving an executive meeting are Mike Shibley, pres.; Jim Hayes, sec.; Bobby Moses, vice pres.; and Jerry Lockridge, treas. Plans for the Key Club Convention are being discussed by senior members Robert Jones, Jimmy Hayes, Jerry Lockridge, Bill DuPriest, Terry Smith, Tommy Tucker, Mike Shibley, Ray Smith and Bob Mathews. Key Clublms --- The Sapulpa High Key Club is a selective boys' organization consisting of twenty-two members who range in grade classification from sophomores through seniors. Key Clubbers are leaders in all phases of school life. Sponsored by the Kiwanis Club, the Key Club endeavors to build today's youth into tomorrow's men of distinction. Key Clubbers presented an amusing picture of Sapulpa's recreational facilities in their annual assembly. 46 Guy Berry, Eddie Bayouth, Alan Jones and Steve McCormick talk over their choice for sophomore board member. Junior members Bobby Moses, Gary Mullins, Dennis Shelton, Bob Berry, Greg Robertson, Gary Smith and Tommy Collins discuss an interesting magazine article. This year the Key Club has sponsored the Heart Hop, an annual fund raising project for the Heart Fund; held car washes; distributed and collected March of Dimes canisters; and raised over six-hundred dollars by selling fruit cakes. The club also presented an entertaining assembly, maintained the weekly changing of the marquee, attended the district convention and presented two one-hundred dollar scholarships in connection with the Sandy Ninniger Award during the Awards Assembly. Marjorie Herd, this year's Key Club Sweetheart is a favorite with all of the students of Sapulpa High. Bob Mathews, Jerry Lockridge, and Terry Smith change the marquee given the school by the Key Club. 47 FBLATuJttaS is Row 7; Pat Stivers, Joy Knight, Ruthann Martin, Linda Marlow, Carolyn Vansickle, Karen Hunter, Sharon Johnson, Donna Rupert, Ann Burzio. Row 2: Judy Pullen, Carolyn Shaw, Ruth Lair, Jackie Steck, Paulette Herzer, Dianne Moss, Patsy Lytle, Norma Smith. Row 3: Mrs. Mullen, Stanley Pollock, Carl McCann, Terry Mitchell, Francene Hopkins, Larry Johnston, Bill Barnes, Mrs. Houghton. Competent, aggressive leadership is the goal of the Future Business Leaders of America. Striving toward this goal, the club has had tours of places of business. In addition, members participate in service projects for the improvement of business and community. This year the FBLA had a dinner at the Diamond Cafe for its members. They had a guest speaker and other honored guests. Sponsors are Mrs. Mullen and Mrs. Houghton. V. Pres. Stanley Pollock and Pres. Bill Barnes are enjoying FBLA dinner. Other officers are: Sec., Carolyn VanSickle; Treas., Linda Marlow; Reporter, Pat Stivers; Hist.; Paulette Her-zer; and Chaplain, Dianne Moss. 48 Ltfnaay Club A k Qtud iCk Front Row: Debbie Cook, Carol Griess, Kay Lindenberg, Chris Robertson, Janita Coulson, Brenda Seabolt, Robyn McDaniel, Rita Haege, Jane McCracken. Back Row: Janey Lowery, Kay Mathews, Karen Hunter, Sharman Merchant, Jill Henry, Beki Campbell, Carla Fowler, Betty Lair, Diana Van-landingham. Library Club is an organization which serves the school in a number of ways. Helping students find important information, keeping all books in order, and assisting Mrs. Lindley, their sponsor, are just a few of their many jobs. The highlight of the year was a Hawaiian Luau. Library bulletin board displays beautiful new book covers, during National Library Week. Kay Mathews, v-pres.; Rita Haege, pres.; and Chris Robertson, sec., check library shelves. 49 O e ts Oppottutdttes Blazers Club is a service organization for girls of Sapulpa High School. It offers girls the opportunities to be of service to the school program, to develop the individual in lines of leadership, and furnish a group where they can find self-expression along the lines of service, leadership, and personal achievement. Some of the projects undertaken by the Blazers Club this year include: a party for new members, an assembly, Powder Puff football game. Autumn Glow Ball, sponsoring family at Christmas through Salvation Army, giving podium to school, and having car wash, bake sale, paper drive and pop bottle drive. «. 4T J 0 Calvin Collins, local nurseryman, demonstrates techniques of flower-arranging to Blazers. Row 1: Jean Haubert, Janice Brock, Georgina Cahwee, Charlotte Hall, Ann Lee, Linda Bean, Pat Hawley, Marjory Herd. Row 2: Linda Allen, Charlesetta Brown, Jerilyn Barnett, Connie Sechrest, Jeanne Fulkner, Sarah Montgomery, Mary Brown. President Peggy Horn, Chaplain Diane Atkinson, Vice-President Pam McCrory, and Treasurer Judy Griggs relax a moment after school. 50 Row 1: Pat Prows, Patti Hayes, Connie Mose, Jackie Clark, Debbie Cockrum, Carolyn White, Carole Logan, Debbie Skaggs. Row 2: Linda Lee, Anita Waterson, Beverly Keller, Linda Johnson, Sharon Woolery, Elaine Hargrove, Diana Davis. Dancers enjoy Blazer-sponsored Autumn Glow Ball. Row 1: Rita Vanatta, Debbie AAatzinger, Bernadyne Mackey, Kathy Catlin, Patricia Barnett, Cheryl Maynard. Row 2: Debbie Wright, Barbara Burzio, Susan Galipeau, Carol Griess, Kathy Van Horn, Nancy Tierce, Mary Hunter. Row 3: Janet Hopkins, Debbie Cook, Julia Robinson, Janis Hughes, Faye Adams, Linda Lane, Patty Rawdon, Jane Conner. 51 Seniors romp underclassmen in the Blazers annual Powder Puff football game. President Maurice Henry shows Sergeant at Arms Leonard ford and Treasurer James Gilner a new film. Rivett, Secretary Larry Schlecht, Vice President Lawrence Craw- ymuilO' yids T 0uch i Leonard Rivett and Jimmy Maroutsos how to operate an overhead projector. Ricky Tyler instructs Jack Lunn in the operation of a film strip projector. 52 Club sponsor, Mr. Myles, busy taking pictures around the school. Vice President Maurice Henry and President Bobby Holder demonstrate to club members the basic use of pictures. (jtoHWOu Club Row 1: Steve Crum, Charles Galipeau, Darrell Williams, Walter Patton. Row 2: James lyda, Mike Smith, David Hopkins, Rubin Logan. Row 3: Ricky Tyler, Maurice Henry, James Redding, Lawrence Crawford, James Gilner. 53 P.W L TuxtaS TbMO't'iou s Row 1: Barbara Harris, Linda Matzinger, Carolyn Bilby, Mary Ann Thomas, Donna Patterson. Row 2: Shirley Petitt, Carolyn Tapp, Lawanda Ledford, Linda Hinshaw, Janis Rockhold, Bar- bara Kay, Diana Gilbert, Carolyn Thomas, Donna Hunt, Nancy Curtis, Linda Dobson, Pat Davis, Sadie Price, Elweeta Smith. Working on the FHA center piece are officers, Lawanda Ledford, secretary; Vickie Boughton, song leader; Mary Ann Thomas, president; Barbara Kay, treasurer; and Mary Myers, Historian. Future Homemakers gave food and toys to the Salvation Army at Christmas time. They also attended two rallies this year; the state rally in Oklahoma City and the Sub-District Rally in Skiatook. The club held a baby sitting service for the Mothers who attended the sewing class at night. £tag Otfeav Op ifludxto'Uuhv Bqulp hifijit Stage manager Jack Cloud, Prof. Carter, the Director of the Auditorium Board, Bill Barnes, and Jed Powell prepare to change the lighting during an assembly. Stage Craft boys, who operate the facilities of the auditorium under the direction of Prof. Carter, are constantly working preparing for assemblies, plays, and other presentations. During each assembly the crew is seen removing chairs and the speaker's stand, and setting the stage for the next scene. Don Pinkston and Robert Suggs put a microphone on its stand before an assembly. Ronnie Moore and Larry Schlect move the speaker's stand offstage while Jack Cloud unplugs the mike . 55 Barbara Morrow, Dru McGee, Martha Lindley, George Pennington, Terry Miller, Mr. Cockrum, and Marilyn Denham take part in Thespian's formal initiation. I President George Pennington, Secretary Marilyn Denham, Treasurer Dru McGee, and Clerk Martha Lindley await entrance to stage to congratulate actors on performance of play. Members of Thespian Hams wait their turn on court at Bloomer Basketball game. TtfiSptonS — Uttesb ydudlittwii ttv SHS Ctubs National Thespian Society is an educational honor and service organization of teachers and students, established for advancement of dramatic arts in secondary schools. Aims of the society are two fold: (1) to establish and advance standards of excellence in all phases of dramatic arts, and (2) to create an active and intelligent interest in dramatic arts among boys and girls in high schools. Sapulpa's Thespian Troupe 743 presented Jack and the Beanstalk for school children, challenged Spanish Club to Bloomer Basketball game, and attended state Thespian rally. Mrs. Dugger, Thespian sponsor, and Wayne Bolin, representing Thespius, talk to Prof. Carter and Mr. Cockrum, guests at Thes-pian initiation. 56 Members of the Intra-School Council stand proudly in front of the school which they help keep running smoothly and efficiently. Inhcu-Qckooly CouMJCll CoWfoiates club Beginning its second year as a school organization, the Intra-School Council continues its service to all school clubs. The council acts as a sounding-board for problems of school organizations. Meeting monthly, the Intra-School Council composed of all club presidents and vice-presidents, coordinates and synchronizes all club projects and activities. The Council is in charge of displaying the American flags in front of the school on all important occasions. Also, this year the council raised a treasury for maintenance of the flags and as a loan fund for clubs with financial problems. The officers of this year's Intra-School Council are Barbara Morrow, Jim Hayes, Terry Smith, Martha lindley, and Bob Mathews. Here they are holding a meeting following the Awards Assembly to discuss the organization of next year's Council. 57 58 Crosses Senttw- C ws W Pv ukidb, JojOs Buck CMMtfoAj, Qua T tfoji Pt£Sktac6, Te wy Qt tfk JOHNNY ADAMS—Letterman's Club, All-Conference, All-State, Key Club, Student Council, Driver's Club. MARY ADAMS—Blazers, FTA, T. l. Club. LAWRENCE ALLEN C dcns BegUt Lost Vmju With ustasm JERILYN BARNETT—Blazers. LARRY BAXTER—Latin Club, Spanish Club, Band, FTA, Math Club. LINDA BEAN—Blazers, Drivers' Club, Medical Arts Club. LINDA ALLEN—FHA, Blazers, Pep Club JACK ANGLIN—T. l. Club. BRENDA ASHER—Medical Arts Club, T. l. Club. 1 w vAhERCHEL AVRA-Choir-Pres., Band- Captain, Student of the Month, All-State Choir, Drum Major, Student Council. GARCIA BARNES—Thespians—P a r I., Spanish Club, Driver's Club, Blazers, Student Council. WILLIAM C. BARNES—FBL A—Pres., Thespians, Intra-School Council, Drivers' Club. 61 Martha Lindley, Margaret May, and Beverly Maulding recall their fun at Girls' State. Bob Mathews, Terry Smith, and Jim Hayes present their Boys' State experiences in the form of a song. Bill White, Lyn Campbell, and Herchel Avra, sing of their country's heritage in the Americanism Assembly. A - invers Club. BOB BELK-Drivers' Club, T. l. Club. PEGGY BELK—FTA, Blazers, Drivers' Club, Student Council. EVELYN BERG-Student Council. CAROLYN BILBY—Drivers' Club, FTA, Medical Arts Club, Office Assistant. RONNIE BIRDSONG SHIRLEY BLAKE KAREN BLANKENSHIP—FFA, Medical Arts Club, T. l. Club, Pep Club. WAYNE BOLIN—Thespians, Spanish Club, FTA, Yearbook King Candidate. 62 DONALD BOOTH-FFA. VICKI BOUGHTON—FHA—Songleader, Choir, Medical Arts Club—Corres. Sec., Pep Club, FTA, Miss Merry Christmas Runner-up. RONNIE BOWREN-Drivers' Club, Camera Club, Choir, Audio-Visual Club. BILL BOWEN-FFA, Drivers' Club, T. l. Club. JANICE BROCK—Blazers, Drivers' Club, V.P., Medical Arts Club, Choir, Senior Class V.P., Miss Merry Christmas Candidate. CHARLESETTA BROWN—Blazers, Medical Arts Club, FHA, Band. . JIMMY BROWN-Jr. Class V.P., FTA— V.P., Thespians, Band, Intra-School Council. MARY BROWN-Cheerleader, FTA, Blazers, Pep Club, 4-H Club. JERRY BROYLES-FFA, FTA. ALLA MARIE BURDEN-Medical Arts Club, Pep Club, FHA, T. l. Club, Blazers. ANN BURZIO- FBLA, Medical Arts Club. 63 CeuXtoS ByCel; DuAXag WcwiA co HUtg LARRY CALDWELL GEORGENE CAHWEE—Blazers, Sr. An- WADE CARRIGER—Audio-Visual Club, Band, Latin Club, Camera Club, Honor Roll. KARON CHALK—Medical Arts Club, Candy Striper. JAMES CHAPMAN—Letterman in Wrestling, FFA. nouncement. Committee. LYhfN CAMPBELL-Choir, All-State Choir, Boy's Qufertet (Jr. Play Cast, Intra-School Cduncil, Thespians. +■ 3 rC2 Ao s DA HA dsnct+i ! c P 3 LINDEL 'CHASTEEN—Devotional Club, —Hist., Camera Club, Audio-Visual Club, Letterman in Baseball, FTA. I PAULETTE „ CHILDRESS—Devotional I'Jciob. ikJuR (yZyujLe? STEPHEN CLARK CECIL OLIVER CLINE-T. I. Club, Drivers' Club, Audio-Visual Club, Football, Wrestling, Track. RONDAL RAY COOK-Drivers' Club, FTA. LINDA CORDRAY—T. l. Club. 64 Seniors built the first place float, which honored Prof. Carter. SHIRLEY CREEK LARRY COULTER GALE CRENSHAW—Football, Letter-man's Club, Drivers' Club, Latin Club, Track. LARRY CRONK-C a m e r a Club, Driver's Club, FTA, Jr. Play. DAVID CUPPS- Stage Craft, Choir, Spanish Club, Audio-Visual Club, Devotional Club, Jr. Play. LARRY DAVIS A SHARON DAVIS-Band, Blazers, Medical Arts Club, FTA. THOMAS DAVIS—Drivers' Club, Football, Basketball, Honor Roll. MARILYN DENHAM-Student of 'the Month, Youth Board, Miss Congeniality, Thespians—Sec., Honor Roll, Student Council. Senior Yearbook Royalty are: Mary Brown, Jane McCracken, Sandi Robertson, Barbara Morrow-Queen, Ellen Jefferies, Lawanda Ledford, and Jayne Rhodes. Jim Hayes, Bill Du Priest, Bob Mathews, Ronald Fletcher, Larry Downs—King Wayne Bolin, Johnny North, and Bill White. JERI DENTON—Blazers, FTA, T. l. Club, Choir, Jr. Miss, Driver's Club. MARY DILDINE—Medical Arfs Club. DILLMAN—Honor Roll, Bla-Drivers' Club. DIR.EY—Letterman's Club, sfling, Drivers' Club. LINDA DOBBS—Cheerleader, Blazers —Sec., Youth Board, Student Council —Treas. LINDA DOBSON—Miss Merry Christmas Candidate, Jr. Float Committee, FHA—Chap., Drivers' Club, Pep Club, LINDA DOLAN KENNETH DOUGLAS—FTA, Drivers' Club, Basketball. LARRY DOWNS-FFA, Star Green Hand in '61, Year Book King. 66 £ dfri R tgii Sufne LARRY DUCKERT—Drivers' Club, Audio-Visual Club, Camera Club, Yearbook Photographer, Choir, Honor Roll. BILL DUPRIEST—Band—V.P., Key Club, FTA, Drivers' Club, Intra-School Council. DORIS JEAN DURANT—Blazers, Pep Club, Medical Arts Club, Glee Club. JAMES ERVIN—Football, Wrestling, Track, Drivers' Club, Letterman's Club. BOB ESTES-FFA, T. l. Club. CAROL JEAN FAULKNER-Drivers' Club, Medical Arts Club, Library Club —President, FTA, Intra-School Council. BEKI FERGUSON-Mid-Winter Sports Queen, Student Council, Cheerleader, FTA—Chap., Thespians, Sextet. REBECCA FIELDS—Pep Club, Blazers, FHA. LARRY FITZPATRICK-Drivers' Club. RONALD FLETCHER—T. l. Club, Second Runner-up to Yearbook King. JOHN FRANKLIN—Basketball, Track, Letterman's Club, Drivers' Club. DAVID FREEMAN tu 0 u fD .j(f 67 RAY rivers' Club, FREEMAN-F Spanish Club, Sr. Play. JAMES FRICKER—T. l. Club, Spanish Club, Thespians. ELAINA FULKERSON-Yearbook Staff, Jr. Planning Committee, Senior Planning Committee, Medical Arts Club, Blazers, FTA. LARRY FULKS-Drivers' Club, FTA, Baseball. JOYCE GALLOWAY-Medical Arts Club, FHA, Pep Club, FTA. FRANKIE GARRETT SUSAN GUBA: I 3UBAS—Band, Honor Roll. CARROLL GARRINGER—Honor Roll, FTA, Blazers, Medical Arts Club, Drivers' Club. JACKIE GASTON—Glee Club, Choir. LEON GILBERT „ WILLIAM CHARLES GOAD LINDA GOEN—Devotional Club, FTA, All-State Chorus, Madrigal Group, Choir. 68 CettUvts Enjoy Qoudib UcwklHS Day Herchel Avra, Mrs. lindley, and Monty Kiegly wear their best duds on Sadie Hawkins Day. LOWELL GUESS JOANN GUNN-Medical Arts Club, Powder Puff Football Game. PAT HALE—Audio-Visual Club,—Sec., Drivers' Club—Pres., FTA, Letterman's Club, Intra-School Council, Baseball. CHARLOTTE ANN HALL-Choir, Blazers, Powder Puff Football Game. MARY HAMILTON—FHA, Medical Arts Club. CAROLYN HAMILTON-Pep Club, Bla- 69 Larry Youngblood is ready for anything on Sadie Hawkins Day! CONNIE HANEY-Pep Club, Blazers Blazer of the Year, Jr. Miss Candidate, FTA, Drivers' Club, Sr. Announcement Committee. PAM HARPER JEAN HAUBERT-Library Club, Blaz- PAT HAWLEY- )rivers' Club, Blazers. JIM HAYES-Key Club, Band, Boy's State, Jr. Play, Student Council, Youth Board—V.P. SUE ANN HENRY—Band—Twirler, Drivers' Club, FTA, Blazers, Jr. and Sr. Prom Committee. KATHY HENSHAW DON HENSON—FTA, Driver's Club, Thespians, Jr. Play, FFA. MARJORY HERD—H omecoming Queen, Key Club Sweetheart, Cheerleader Pep Club, Blazers, FTA. RAYFORD HERRON LINDA HINSHAW-Honor Roll, DAR Certificate in AM, Hist., Devotional Club—Pres., FHA. 70 BILL HOFSTROM RICHARD HOLCOMB-FFA, Welding Team, Outstanding Future Farmer. BOBBY HOLDER—Band, Choir, Camera Club—Pres., Yearbook Photographer, Honor Roll. CHARLENE HOLMES-T. I. Club, Medical Arts Club, Drivers' Club. CAROLYN HOPKINS FRANCENE HOPKINS—FBLA, Pep Club, Devotional Club, FTA. BILL HORACEK-Drivers' Club, Audio-Visual Club, FTA. PEGGY HORN—Blazers—Pres. Spanish Club, Intra-School Council, Thespians. FREDDIE HOWARD—Football—All-Conference. 71 JERRY HUGHES—T. l. Club-Pres. VICTOR HUGHES—FTA, Drivers' Club, Audio-Visual Club, Camera Club. NANCY HUNDLEY KAREN HUNTER—FBLA. SHARON ILIFF—Youth Board, FTA. Pep Club, Blazers, Spanish Club. Drivers' Club. SHELIA JACKSON—Medical Arts Club, FHA. v -V-. - Mrs. Anita Dugger, speech teacher, proudly displays her prize-winning Christmas decoration. RICHARD JACOBS ELLEN JEFFRIES-Co-Editor of Yearbook, Band, FTA, Spanish Club, Intra-School Council. ELODA JOHNSON-Drivers' Club, FHA. 72 Senior Stun ot Cl SthnOS JAMES JOHNSON JUDY JOHNSON—Medical Arts Club, Blazers. LARRY JOHNSON—Letterman's Club, Drivers' Club. OTHELLA JOHNSON-FTA. LA DENA KAY JONES—FTA, Blazers, Pep Club, Prom Committee. ROBERT JONES-Lettermen's Club-Pres., Key Club, Intra-School Council, Youth Board, Football—Captain. BARBARA KAY—Jr. Miss Candidate, FHA, Drivers' Club, Sr. Attendant to Homecoming Queen, Sr. Float Committee. GEORGE KEEL MONTE KEIGLEY—Band, Swing Band. BEVERLY KING—Blazers, FTA, Latin Club, Spanish Club. WANDA LAKEY-Choir, FHA, Miss Merry Christmas Candidate. BEVERLY LAMB—FTA, Blazers, Pep Club, Spanish Club. 73 NEVIN ALAN LANE—Wrestling, Track, FBLA, Audio-Visual Club. LINDA LANGMAID—Pep Club, FHA, FTA, Devotional Club, All-State Choir, Girls' Sextet. RONNIE LANGSTON—Audio-Visual Club, FTA, Baseball. £Af |yiMtofo tiifi Atfe JANNETTE LAUGHLIN-Band, Drivers' Club, Blazers, Medical Arts Club. LINDA LAWSON—T. l. Club, FTA, Blazers, Pep Club. CHARLOTTE ANN LEE—Blazers, Medical Arts Club, Sec. BILLY LEE LAWANDA LEDFORD-FHA-Sec., Art Assistant. RAYDENE LEWIS-Glee Club-Pres., Choir, Blazers, Drivers' Club, FTA, Medical Arts Club. DIANA LEWIS—FTA, FBLA, Blazers Medical Arts Club. MARTHA LINDLEY—Girl's State, Intra-School Council—Treas. Honor Roll, Yearbook Staff, Band—Sec. Spanish Club—V.P. LYN LINKHART-Student council, FTA Sec., Spanish Club:’Blazers. or ivlW' KAY LINNET—Devotional Club—Chap. JERRY LOCKRIDGE—Football, Wrestling, Track, Student Council, Youth Board, Letterman's Club—Sec. Key Club—Treas., FTA. DAISY LOGAN lyn Linkhart enjoys the yearly Art exhibit at the Library. WILLIAM LOGAN—Letterman's club. Drivers' Club, Track, Football, All-Conference Back Regional Track. NANCY LUCAS-Pep Club, FTA, Drivers' Club, FHA, Blazers. GEORGE MACKEY—Letterman in Football, Wrestling, Letterman's Club. NOLAN MACOMB—Wrestling, Drivers' Club. TERRY MADDEN -FFA, T. l. C|yb. JIMMY MAIN 0. Wfifcl L Herschel Avra and Beverly Blake practice their roles in' the choir production of H.M.S. Pinafore . 75 JUDITH MANSELL TRESIA MARCUM LINDA MARLOW—Choir, Medical Arts Club,—V.P., FHA—Hist., FBLA—Treas., Thespians, FBLA Queen, Miss Merry Christmas Candidate. RUTHANN MARTIN—FBLA, Devotional Club, Sr. Attendant to Homecoming Queen. BOB MATHEWS-Pres. of FTA, Boy's State, Chairman of Intra-School Council, Student of the Month, Key Club, Youth Board, Honor Roll. JOHN MATTHEWS—Audio-Visual Club. C dcnS Dfoacb Attea o Colk BEVERLY MAULDING—Sr. Class Treas. Youth Board, Girl's State, Choir, Miss Merry Christmas, Spanish Club—Treas. MARGARET ANN MAY-Youth Board —Pres., Soph. Jr. Class Treas., Girl's State, DAR Girl, FTA, Yearbook Staff. CAROL MILLER TERRY MILLER-Jr. Play Cast, Band, Thespians, Spanish Club, FTA. MARTHA MILLER TERESA MITCHELL—Medical Arts Club, FBLA,FHA. 76 SARAH MONTGOMERY—FHA, Medical Arts Club, Blazers. BARBARA MORROW—Student Council, Best Actress for '64, Sr. Play, Thespian, lntra-§choof Council—Sec, Jr. Play Cast, MARY ANN MOSS-Band, FBLA, Swing Band, Drivers' Club, Blazers, Youth Board Queen. During Career Night, representatives from several schools explained college routine to interested seniors. Linda Marlow and Ray Smith make the difficult decision of choosing the right one. BARBARA MURPHY-Pep Club, Drivers' Club, Blazers, FTA. MARY MYERS-Hist, FHA CARL RUSSELL McCANN-Drivers' Club, FBLA. 77 I'ZLlh LOUIS AAcCLAIN—Intra-School Council, Drivers' Club, FFA. KAY AAcCLURE-Drivers' Club, FHA. ROBERT AAcCORAAICK—Audio-Visual Club, Camera Club, Drivers' Club. JANE AAcCRACKEN-Yearbook Staff, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Yearbook Queen Candidate, Jr. and Sr. Prom Committees, FTA. DRU AAcGEE—FTA—Hist, Thespian Treas., Drivers' Club, Choir, Girls' Glee Club BONITA NAIFEH—Spanish C I u b-Pres., FTA, Blazers, Intra-School Cour cil, HoncrJ?oll, Library Club—V.P. Q (d(yi PtejrtHfc Tom DAVID NATION—FFA, T. l. Club. LEROY NELSON—Football, Track, Wrestlinq, Letterman's Club, Drivers' Club. BETTY JOYCE NEWTON-AII-School Play, Blazers, FHA, FBLA. JOHNNY NORTH—FTA, Spanish Club, Drivers' Club, Yearbook King Candidate. KEITH NUNN CAROL OWENS-Honor Roll. 78 NANCY PARRISH—Choir, Glee Club, FTA. DAVID PATTERSON-Band, Drivers' Club, FTA. JUDI PAYLOR-Medical Arts Club, FHA, Pep Club. SANDRA PENDERGRASS-Medica! Arts Club. SHIRLEY PETITT—FHA, Medical Arts Club, Glee Club. BOB PHILLIPS—Football, Track. Seniors Steven Walker, Janis Brock, Craig Oiply, and Sharrie Walker spend many extra hours in the library working on research themes. A _ DONNIE PIPKIN—T. l. Club. STANLEY POLLOCK—FBLA—V.P., Devotional Club, Choir, Intra-School Council, Madrigal Group, Boy's Glee Club. SADIE PRICE—FHA, Medical Arts Club. 79 MILDRED PRUITT-Pep Club. JUDY PULLEN—FBLA, FHA. TONY RACKLEY-Track, Football, Basketball, FTA, Drivers' Club, Latin Club. GLENDA RAPE KAREN REED-Pep Club, FBLA, Sr. Play, Thespians, Sr. Float Committee. JAYNE RHODES—FTA, Drivers' Club, Glee Club, Choir, Blazers. BETTY RICHARDSON LEON RICHARDSON—T. l. Club. PAT ROBERTS-Pep Club, Choir, Blazers, Medical Arts Club, FBLA. RICHARD ROBERTS-Jr. Play, T. l. Club. DEBORAH ROBERTSON-Medical Arts Club, Choir, FHA, FTA, Drivers' Club —Sec, and Treas. SANDRA ROBERTSON—Junior Miss candidate. Pep Club, Drivers' Club, FTA, Art Award '62-63. 80 CqmJLm Tokb AT-B. Tests ARTHUR LEE ROBINSON-Studen Council, Letterman's Club. JANIS ROCKHOLD-FHA. JON ROGERS-Honor Roll, FTA. (jdAet ft ft, ificaHL, mfi. ot MARGARET ROMINE-Devotiona Club, Blazers, FBLA. BILLY ROSE KAREN RULE—FTA, Spanish Club Choir, Pep Club, Blazers. GINGER SCOTT—T. l. Club, FTA, De votional Club, T. l. Sweetheart. CONNIE SECHREST-Band, Blazers Drivers' Club, Jr. Homecoming Can didate. Medical Arts Club, FTA, Stu dent Council. CORA MAE SHAW-4-H Club. Seniors diligently, and often humorously, try to beat the clock. 81 LUELkA SHAW-4-H Club, Honor Roll. DAN SHERWOOD—Golf, Letterman's Club, Camera Club, Audio-Visual Club, Drivers' Club. MIKE SHIBLEY-Key Club-Pres. DIANA SIEGFRIED-Blazers, Pep Club, Spanish Club—Chap., FTA, Honor Roll. DAVID SINOR—T. l. Club, Drivers Club, FTA. DOY SISNEY—T. l. Club, 4-H Club. SftK VlS XwOJJb GrtudjuuOtttiw ELWEETA SMITH PAT SMITH-Drivers' Club. RAY SMITH-Band, Basketball, Key Club, Drivers' Club, Latin Club, Math Club. TERRY SMITH-Key Club, Sr. Class Pres., Boys' State, Youth Board, FTA, Intra-School Council—V.P. LINDA JANE SPEED—FTA, All-School Play, Thespians, Sr. Play, Blazers. WANDA SPOHN-Head Twirler, FHA, Drivers' Club, Band, Blazers. 82 Seniors Nolan Macomb and Donna Dillman measure Beverly King for her cap and gown. MIKE STANLEY—Band, Spanish Club, Swing Band. BILL STINEBUCK—T. l. Club, FT A, Audio-Visual Club—V.P. PAT STIVERS—Choir—Sec., Thespians, Medical Arts Club—Pres., FBLA, Miss Merry Christmas Candidate. DOYLE STOCKSTILL JACK TAYLOR-FFA, Sentinel. JAN TAYLOR—Student Council— Treas., Drivers' Club, Blazers. 83 MARY TAYLOR—FHA, Medical Arts Club. SUE TEETER-Jr. Play, All-School Play, Sr. Class Sec., FTA, Thespian, Sr. Announcement Committee. MARY ANN THOMAS-FHA-Pres., Jr. Attendant to Homecoming Queen, Drivers' Club, Intra-School Council, Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow. ROBERT THOMPSON—Letterman's Club, Drivers' Club. PATTY THOOS-Pep Club, Spanish Club. JIMMY TIFFT—Band, Swing Band, Spanish Club, Honor Roll, All-State Band. garage. 84 Richard Roberts gains practical experience in the field of auto mechanics in the school ROBERT TIGER—Letlerman's Club, Baseball, Basketball. RICHARD TUCKER-Choir, T. l. Club. TOMMY TUCKER—Student Council— Pres., Boys' State, Student of the Month, FTA, Spanish Club, Key Club. CLARA JEAN TURNER—Medical Arts Club, Pep Club, FHA, Blazers. ROY TWEEDY DIANA VANLANDINGHAM-H o n o r Roll, DAR Award, Choir, Medical Arts Club, Jr. Planning Committee, Library Staff. CAROLYN VAN SICKLE-Choir, FBLA, FHA, FBLA Queen Candidate. KAREN VOLAND-Pep Club, FBLA, Medical Arts Club. CAROLYN WALKER-FHA. Blazers, Medical Arts Club. LINDEL WALKER—T. l. Club. MARY WALKER-FHA, Medical Arts Club, FTA, Band. SHARRIE WALKER—FTA, Drivers' Club, Senior Attendant to Homecoming Queen and Mid-Winter Sports Queen, Pep Club. 85 SgkXms Lmjvh by DoUtg STEPHEN WALKER—FTA, Drivers' Club. BILL WALTON—FTA, T. l. Club. J. B. WARREN-FFA, T. l. Club, Outstanding Future Farmer. O kdM iMm Q.U.Q. LINDA WATT EUGENE WATTS DONALD WATSON—T. l. Club. 86 ROD WELLS—Drivers' Club FTA. BILL WHEELER—T. l. Club-V. P.f fr' RONALD WHINERY—T. l. Club! ‘.rjji W MARY WHISENHUNT-Medical Arts Club. BILL WHITE—Choir—V.P., Drivers' Club, FTA, Boys' Glee Club, Yearbook King Candidate. PATTI WHITEHOUSE-Spanish Club, FTA—Treas., Honor Roll, Sr. Attendant to Homecoming Queen, Yearbook Staff, Choir. gw P- GRACE WILEY-Band, Blazers, Tulsa Youth Symphony, Medical Arts Club. DARRELL WILLIAMS-Camera Club, Drivers' Club. BARBARA WILLIAMS BERGEN YOUNG—Baseball, Drivers' Club, Basketball, Letterman's Club, Thespians. EARLENE YOUNG-Co-Editor of Yearbook, Band, Band Queen, Spanish Club-Sec., Honor Roll, Intra-School Council. GAY ANN YOUNG LINDA YOUNG—Medical Arts Club, FTA. LARRY YOUNGBLOOD—FTA, Drivers' Club, Baseball. KAREN ZELLER-Pep Club. 87 JukICW etctSS 0 hfji Pie uktcb, Logo Gtadq Vtofc-Pies jtaufc, CltuUj f-l OftCAfikuy, PotiV f-fflujftS Twz uaMs, Lu j Mgk KOu Hal Acree Barbara Adams Kenneth Akers Linda Anderson Connie Andrews David Arnold Diane Atkinson Joe Auffenburg Danny Ausmus Janice Ballard Ralph Barclay Mike Barnes Donna Barnet Elaine Barringer Christie Bafchelder Cindy Baxter Sandra Bean Rosemary Beasley Tony Belk Jerry Benson Bob Berry Keith Bing Catherine Birmingham Beverly Blake Georgene Boaz JuaZ Vt$ Melita Brooks Allen Bruton Sandra Buchannan Gwendolyn Cahwee Becky Calvert 89 James Calvert Becky Campbell LaWanna Campbell Paula Carter Stephen Carver JukXo'is P pjpOAPj HoiMfiCOHiUig ■1 W f$S 1 I The Junior Float depicts a little red schoolhouse for the Homecoming Parade. Phyllis Cheek Jacci Clark Mike Clark Peggy Clark Johnny Clay Steve Clement Jack Cloud Tommy Cochran Debbie Cockrum Tommy Collins Nancy Conner Beatrice Cooper Mitchell Copley Billy Cotton Judy Cowen Larry Creek Carolyn Cross Steve Crum Danny Cunningham Nancy Curtis 90 Jackie Daniels Kenny Davenport Connie Davis Diana Davis Patricia Davis Jo Lea Deg raf fen reed Barbara Dennis Dick Dixon Barbara Dixon Sam Echols Bobbie Edwards Bertie Ernest Tempie Ervin Ronny Fields Doris Fisher Carla Fowler Linda Fowle. Ann Freeman Dona Gaasch Logan Gantz Jeanne Giacomo Ruby Gilbreath Lynn Graham Judy Griggs Harvey Grimes Jan Stewart and Connie Mose work diligently on the Junior Float for the Homecoming Parade. 91 Carol Hall Ronnie Haney Elaine Hargrove Kit Harlow Russell Harlow Barbara Harris Janice Harrison Norma Hatton Patti Hayes Janet Heath Jim Henderson Lucy Henshaw Barbara Henson Deraid Herd Pam McCrory and Bobby Moses are shown in a scene from The Beautiful People . Claudia Herzer Paulette Herzer Anita Hewitt Orby Hickman Clifford Hockett John Hodges Jan Holt Karron Hoover Kerry Houser Cindy Howard Frank Hulnik Donna Hunt 92 Joyce Hyslop Janis Jackson Kenneth Jesse Barbara Johnson Linda Johnson Sharon Johnson Gerald Jones Glen Jones Jeri Jones Linda Jones Roger Jones Freddie Kaiser Miles Key Beverly Keller Joy Knight Eldridge Koger Ruth Lair Randy Lane David Learned Linda Lee Donna Lister Carole Logan George Long Robert Lowe Roy Luster JcuOo Utss f$ Chose i Pam McCrory was chosen Junior Miss out of a field of nine candidates. Patsy Lytle Dennis Marketic Gay Marshall Tommy Massey Linda Matzinger Karen Mauch Mary McAllister Judy McCarty Helen McCord Pam McCrory Robyn McDaniel Harl McGregor Jack McGuire Edward McKenzie Mike McLain Donna Metcalf Peggy Metcalf Connie Miller Jim Miller Linda Miller Phyllis Miller Gloria Mitchell Richard Moore Ronnie Moore JukXms e tiy Rita Haege and Nancy Curtis hang their homeroom flag on Sadie Hawkins Day. 94 David Riley, finding time from the gaiety of Sadie Hawkins Day, practices on his drums. UctJutklHS’ D y Bill Morris Connie Mose Bobby Moses Dianne Moss Gary Mullins Sylvia Myles Jane Nabozny Sara Napier Charlesetta Nash Danny Northey Gladys Nunn Roseann O'Brien Mike Owen Curtis Page Ronald Palmer Walter Patton Leon Peek George Pennington Ronnie Petitt Janie Pickering Johnny Pickering Roberta Porter Jed Powell Pat Prows JtutfcvtS An tOusfy AwCrib Qtodfru RlagS Marshall Pruitt Shirley Ragland Pat Raleigh James Redding Fred Reed David Riley Tony Riley Robert Roberts Greg Robertson Sandra Robinson Tommy Robinson Bill Rodgers Richard Rodgers Don Rogers Gary Rogers Steve Rossman Donna Rupert Sue Rush Rose Rushing Anne Russell Fred Sapulpa Patsy Saylors Mary Schwickerath Jeraldine Scott Peggy Scott Brenda Seabolt Janis Seigle 96 X M ■' J tubu.A k Carolyn Shaw Dennis Shelton Janie Shipman James Simmons Danny Simpson Tommy Sinor Victor Slaton Gary Smith Michieal Smith Norma Smith Richard Smith Rick Smith Carolyn Smithee Mary Smithee Charles Snider Martha Snider John Soliday Vickie Spencer Karen Stanley Yvonne Starkey 97 Brian Warren James Watson Anita Watterson Bobby Webster Robert Suggs Rynd Taylor Carolyn Thomas Ted Thompson Nancy Thompson Pat Thompson Chris Treeman Tim Tucker Faun Turner Joe Tuttle Ricky Tyler Lloyd Vann Brenda Vaughn Gerri Vaughan Linda Wald Pricilla Walker Donna Wall Jimmy Walters Pat Ward Gary Warnock Rose Weins Robert Weiesnbach Waldon Wells Gary Westbrook Ronnie Wheeler Carolyn White Glenda White James White Jeane White Richard White Patsy Wildcat David Wiley Linda Wiley Bonnie Williams David Williams Deborah Williams Vicki Williams Ed Winkler Janice Winterbower Sharon Woolery Sandra Woolman William Young 99 Debbie Cockrum assists by keeping records during the dexterity tests for the Seniors. date oft '67 Danny Abner Fay Adams Mike Adams Keith Anderson Dena Ashurst Cheryl Ball Joe Ballard Mike Barclay Jesse Barnes Joetta Barnes Lawrence Barnes Bobbie Joe Barnett Pat Barnett Robert Baxter Sharon Baxter Eddie Bayouth Guy Berry Raymond Bevenue Ronnie Beveridge Barbara Bilby Donald Bilby Johnny Bilby Brooks Bingman Tommy Birdsong Mike Black Kathy Blake Jan Bradley Lynn Bradley Karen Bragg Dale Brake Clide Brister Peggy Brooks Skipper Brooks Clarence Brown Judy Brown Mazola Brown Barbara Burzio Carolyn Burk June Buchanan Ronnie Buckley Rickey Burgess Janet Bynum 101 Sophomores, Sammy Roach, Judy Holt, and Renee Tyler take blood tests in the science laboratory. 384 CopkfiMm — Lug est Clm on CohipuS Gene Campbell Jack Carriger Kathy Catlin Tommy Causy Sharon Chalk Danny Chapman Richard Charles Bud Cheek Gary Childers Jean Childress Jackie Clark Linda Clark Robert Clark Sharon Clark Linda Cocharan Jane Conner Debbie Cook Kenny Cooper Ronald Cooper Sue Corbin Mary Cotton Janita Coolson Saundra Crosslin Steve Crum Mona Davis Geraldine Davis Janie Davis Ronnie Davis Theresa Delong Johnny Demeter 102 Joyce Dennise Kay Donaldson Jon Draeger David Drake Ruth Durant Danny Edwards Darla Elmore Roberta Engles Dewey Enlow Judy Fiarris Rickey Fitzpatrick Sue Fletcher Gloria Freeman Danny Frye Wanda Galloway Darrell Gantz Barbara Garringer Roy Gibson Linda Gilbert Wenoka Gilliam Jerry Gilner Jerry Ginn Wilburn Ginn Tommy Gowdy Bernice Gillham Sherry Granger Patricia Gregory Carol Griess John Griffin Marvin Grimes SopliOMMS Kcqylnto Study Uabrts Linda Groff Debbie Gubas Johnette Guilfoyle Donna Hall Clarence Hall Tommy Hall Jennifer Hall Marvin Hamilton Robert Haney Meredith Hankins Mark Hanna Jim Hardy LaDonna Harris Doug Hatley Mike Haubert Barbara Haynes Caroll Heath Donald Heath Vivian Heath Jill Henry Janet Henshaw Gary Hicks Joetta Hill Larry Hinderer Larry Hollier Judith Holt Ormonda Hood David Hopkins Janet Hopkins Zeriobia Hopkins Lynne Luker and Johnette Guilfoyle enjoy fried chicken at the annual Student Council Banquet. Harvey Hudgins Janis Hughes Shirley Humble George Hupman Eddie Humphrey Rickey Hunt Mary Hunter Leroy Hyslop Jeniece John Alan Jones Dianna Jones Gene Johes Luther Jones Reba Jones Argel Johnson Charles Johnson Randy Johnson Richard Johnson Johnny Keefer Becky Keeling Linda Kightlinger Glenda Kinsy Betty Lair Linda Lane Carol Laughlin Edwin Lay Rossetta Learned Wilma Lee Kay Lindenburg Sally Livermore 105 Janie Lowrey John Lowrey Carolyn Lucas Lynne Luker Jack Lunn James Lyda Tony Lynch Mike McCaig Marie McCarthy Kala McClanahan Steven McCormick Jimmy McDaniels Terry McGee Bruce McHughes Jack McIntosh Linda McMunn Sam McReynolds Bernadyne Mackey Join UoA Rusk at S.f-f.S. Alice Mann Sharmon Marchant Jimmy Maroutsos Susan Martin Kay Mathews Debbie Matzinger Cheryl Maynard Marilyn Moore Carl Newton Jean Murphy Wally Newport Connie Nickols Donna Patterson Grace Patterson Danny Patterson Sammie Paxton Ricky Pennington Donald Pinkston Johnny Pogue Buddy Porter Linda Pope Arlita Powers Larry Price Mary Primo 106 Michael Pulatie Linda Pullen Vickie Rackley Randa Raines Dennis Ramie Patty Rawdon Pam Rebholz Sue Richardson Joann Riley Sue Rivers Leonard Rivett Sammy Roach Chris Robertson Julia Robinson Eugene Robinson Regina Roe Terry Russell Lanna Sawyer Larry Sawyer Larry Schlecht Joe Schovanec Buddy Seay Lonnie Sechrest Michiel Shaw Larry Shelton Linda Sibbalds Gloria Simmons Ruth Sisney Betty Simpson Ronald Sloan Anna Sontag Donna Smith Dorothy Smith Linda Smith Cindy Smith Wiley Smith Kenny Smithee Danny Spohn Ron Stalcup Kathy Standfield Danny Stanley Vicki Stanley 107 George Hupman, Rickey Burgess, Kim Whittenton, and Tommy Gowdy makeup the Sophomore band, the Apaches. Terry Steeples Cereatha Steffy Sue Shephens Wilma Stephens Jerry Stephens Liz Stephenson Carol Stevens Chris Sugar Sue Sumpter Carolyn Tapp William Taylor Glenda Thomas Iva Lou Thomas Danny Thompson Danny Tiftt Jack Tilbury Donnald Tousley Frank Tousley Faye Trail Guy Turner Linda Turner Renee Tyler Rita Vanatta Kathy VanHorn Ronnie Young Dale Younger Patricia Walker Ruth Waltroop Dale Walts Sharon Warren 108 CopkoMMS — Chcu ps ofr Bundle Week Bill Waters Gary Watson Clestin Weins Linda Weins Roberta Weinsonback Roy Wesley Stevie Whitley David Wilemon James Williams Janice Williams J. E. Williams Tommy Williams Kathy Willingham Beverly Woodard Gale Woodrell Debbie Wright 109 Sophomore class officers, Mary Hunter, vice president, and Wiley Smith, president, count Sophomore bundle bags amounting to the winning number of 3,200 pounds. I 10 YEARBOOK KiN Loaaa DCMxtftS WO UECO UfNS- QUEEN CwjfVUPy {-fewt BAND QUEE BmIsm Young 116 V MISS MERRY CHRISTMAS Beve tHy AjcuMsm YEARBOOK QUEEN and YEARBOOK KING are elected on basis of a money-making project. They both sell tickets to the annual Yearbook Play and have various fund-raising projects. They are crowned during the Yearbook Assembly. HOMECOMING QUEEN is elected each year by the entire student body. She is crowned in the Homecoming Assembly, rides in the parade, and reigns at the football game that night. MIDWINTER SPORTS QUEEN is chosen by the members of the Letterman's Club to be crowned in their annual Midwinter Sport's Assembly and reign at the basketball game that evening. BAND QUEEN is elected by the members of the band. She is crowned at one of the football games and reigns that evening before the band. MISS MERRY CHRISTMAS gained her title by raising the most money for the choir. She was crowned at the Christmas Dance and reigned that evening. JUNIOR MISS raises funds for the junior class and is crowned during the intermission of the Junior Play. MISS CONGENIALITY and MR. CONGENIALITY are chosen by the entire student body during Howdy Week, the first week of school. They were announced at the Howdy Week Dance. MISS congeniality Mary Ann Moss, Youth Board Queen, was chosen at the Spring Formal by the band and crowned by her escort. Sue Richardson was chosen sweetheart of Future Farmers of America in April. Linda Gail Lawson, sweetheart of Trade and Industry Club, was chosen by club members. Band Queen Earlene Young and her attendants Janice Hughes, Beverly Maulding, and Pam McCrory reign at football game. Beverly Maulding was crowned Miss Merry Christmas at the Christmas dance. 120 , f mi ■ i-4 I 1 YEARBOOK QUEEN AND KING CANDIDATES: Mary Brown, Jane Mc-Crackin, Sandy Robertson, Queen Barbara Morrow, Ellen Jefferies, La-wanda Ledford, and Jayne Rhodes. Jimmy Hayes, Bill DuPriest, Bob Mathews, Ronnie Fletcher, King Larry Dowwns, Wayne Bolin, John North, and Bill White. HOMECOMING QUEEN CANDIDATES: Sharrie Walker, Beki Ferguson. Queen Marjorie Herd, Barbara Kay, and Ruth Ann Martin. Patti Whitehouse, Connie Haney, Linda Lee, and Carol Stephens. Beki Ferguson, Mid-Winter Sports Queen, was crowned during the assembly. Her attendants were Kay Donaldson, Jeane White, and Sharrie Walker. club QwoddiJMvdS Olid Afaxdatds Marjorie Herd was chosen Key Club Sweetheart by club members. Blazers Club elected Johnny Adams as their Blazers' Flame. T + Linda Marlow, FBLA Queen, was chosen on basis of a money-making project. 121 Ckolb G wS Qup bUvt oh QtoJtfy Ag fa ! This year's choir has been the most active one in several years. During December they were a clinic choir for the O.S.U. Music Festival and later in the month performed the Messiah. This winter and spring the choir prepared for district and state contests, and brought back I's from each. H.M.S. Pinafore by Gilbert and Sullivan was their annual spring presentation. For their last performance this year, the choir sang for Baccalaureate and Commencement. Choir officers, Herchel Avra, pres., Pat Stivers, sec., Vicki Boughton, publicity chairman, Beverly Maulding, hist., Linda Marlow, treas., and Bill White, vice-pres., take a break after an officers meeting. Row 1: D. Gaash, B. Blake, J. Grigs, L. Andersoh, D. Fisher, M. Meyers, T. Lynch, B. Holder, L. Gantz, J. Soliday, D. Cupps, D. Frye, J. Jones, E Hargrove, M. McAllister, M. Brooks, J. Shipman, P. Stivers. Row 2: J. Gaston, L. Marlow, G. Vaughn, B. Ferguson, L. Lee, D. Skaggs, G. Warnock, M. Smith, G. Pennington, H. Avra, T. Ernst, S. Pollock, D. Henson, K. Mauch, W. Lakey, C. Fowler, J. Winterbower, C. Smithee, N. Parrish, C. Baxter. Row 3: B. Seabolt, P. Herzer, P. Carter, N. Connor, L. Rivett, D. Spohn, L. Shelton, R. Stalcup, L. Duckert, B. Barnes, R. Wesley, P. Metcalf, D. VanLandingham, L. Langmaid, B. Maulding, T. Mitchell, N. Curtis, C. Cross, R. Lewis. Row 4: L. Goen, V. Boughton, J. Clark, S. Woolman, P. Nabozny, K. Stanley, P. Prows, J. Cloud, D. Drake, L. Campbell, B. White, R. Bowren, J. Keifer, J. Powell, J. McGuire, P. Belk, L. Dobson, D. Hunt, G. Boaz, J. Brock, G. Mitchell, N. Hatten, S. Ragland, P. Clark. 124 MADRIGAL GROUP, Row 1: Janice Winterblower, Carolyn Smithee, Beverly Blake, Brenda Seabolt. Row 2: Linda Goens, Beverly Maulding, Nancy Connor, Linda Dobson. Row 3: Stanley Pollock, Herchel Avra, Lyn Campbell, Jed Powell. This group, formed last year, has earned I's at district and state both years. The main cast of the H.M.S. Pinafore spent many school nights rehearsing. The last two weeks before the operetta all the accompanists as well as many of the choir members, were on call at all times. All their hard work wasn't wasted, for the choir received a standing ovation after their outstanding performance. There were 825 people who attended, the largest crowd to come to an outside school activity. The choir's hard-working accompanists are Carolyn Cross, John Soliday, and Gloria Mitchell. This year's Girl's Sextet is composed of Donna Hunt, Georgene Boaz, Jeri Vaughn, Linda Langmaid, Beki Ferguson, and Paulette Herzer. Looking at the queen's crown are second runner-up, Pat Stivers, Queen, Beverly Maulding, and first runner-up, Vicki Boughton. 125 Nancy Connor and Brenda Seabolt help in one of the choir's moneymaking projects. Stevie Whitley, Vicki Rackley, Jill Henry, Betty Lair and Debbie Wright are the Glee Club accompanists for this year. Helping Jane Nabozny remove paper from her car trunk for a choir paper drive is Jed Powell. 126 GIRL'S TRIO: Debbie Wright, Cindy Smith and Carol Stephens. 0Hub Row 1: R. Roe, D. Cook, L. Smith, L Harris, W. Lee, N. Hundley, S. J. Hyslop, S. Scott. Row 3: M. Hunter, E. Baker, J. Henry, S. Mar- Clark, M. Walker, D. Wright, C. Stephens. Row 2: R. Taylor, C. Tapp, chant, C. Shaw, B. Lair, R. Jones, M. Davis, C. Griess, B. Burzio, S. J. Davis, O. Hood, S. Whitley, P. Brooks, K. Lindenburg, V. Rackley, Corbin. Mr. Law demonstrates the way to place emotion into music. Sharman Marchant, treas., Debbie Wright, pres., Debbie Cook, vice-pres., and Cindy Smith, sec., this year's Glee Club officers, look over minutes of the last meeting. 127 Row 1: K. Donaldson, S. Warren, J. Hopkins, W. Spohn, J. Pullen, C. Sechrest, J. Robinson. Row 2: 1. McMunn, J. Ginn, W. Carriger, J. Nabozny, C. Snider, S. Livermore, D. Cook, B. Maulding, M. Snider, C. White, J. Demeter. Row 3: S. Baxter, R. Tyler, S. Gubas, L. Matzinger, D. Davis, S. Crosslin, D. Gubas, K. Anderson, M. Moss, H. Avra, E. Young, J. Henry. Row 4: J. Hughes, S. Henry, R. Tyler, D. Riley, K. Cooper, T. Earnest, R. Smith, L. Baxter, Mr. Brite, J. Shipman, B. Calvert, J. Tifft, J. Tilbury, K. Harlow. Drum majors Logan Gantz and Jimmy Hayes led the Marching band. '64-'65 was a busy successful season for Sapulpa High School Concert Band. Because of an outstanding performance at State Contest last year the band was invited to play for a convention of the American Band Directors Association. Meeting in Oklahoma City the convention was attended by band directors from all over the United States. Members of the band showed their enthusiasm by practicing faithfully through Christmas Holidays. Following the convention the Annual Mid-Winter Concert was given jointly by Junior and Senior High School Bands on February 20. Our band received First Divisions at both District and State Contests. Winding up the year was the Annual All Band Concert. 128 Row I: E. Jeffries, J. Laughlin, C. Maynard, C. Mose, P. McCrory, G. Wiley. Row 2: G. Smith, R. Rodgers, R. Burgess, M. Brooks, D. Atkinson, J. White, T. Miller, J. Cloud, B. Dupriest. Row 3: G. Hup-man, K. Bragg, M. Kiegly, D. Matzinger, S. Paxton, M. lindley, J. Collins, G. Westbrook, M. Owen, S. McReynolds, J. Brown, L. Gantz. Row 4: H. Grimes, M. Grimes, L. Hinderer, C. Treeman, L. Hyslop, F. Reed, T. Birdsong, H. Acree, I. Sechrest, B. Holder, J. Hayes, G. War-nock, R. Beveridge. QctpulpCt COMCfflb Bom L Chieftain twirlers for '64-'65 were Susan Gubas, Carolyn White, Wanda Spohn, and Sue Ann Henry, not pictured is Janey Shipman. Band officers Martha Lindley, 2nd lieutenat; Bill DuPriest, 1st lieutenant; and Herchel Avra, Captain, tune up for rehearsal. Band Queen, Earlene Young is surrounded by Sr. attendant Beverly Maulding, Jr. attendant Pam °ne ° th money raising projects of McCrory, and Soph, attendant Janice Hughes. the band is selling candy. 130 Ladies and Gentlemen—the Sapulpa Chieftain Marching Band—is a familiar sound to football fans. One of the proud duties of the band is entertaining during half-time at football games and at parades. Although this year's band did no attend Marching Contest, it was occupied by a series of in town and out of town football games. Performances by band included a tribute to Prof Carter at the Homecoming game, the Christmas Parade, the Homecoming parade, and its annual crowning of Band Queen. Som L fooiixM Gmo Marching band is in action. Band members will remember the early morning marching practices. Pictured above are typical examples of post practice activities. Mr. Brite directs band in Star-Spangled Banner for the opening exercises for a football game. 131 Bobby Moses, Pam McCrory, and Harvey Grimes look for the mouse in The Beautiful People . Barbara Morrow gave her rendition of The Peanut Butter Addict in Blazer's Assembly. Prof. Carter, honorary Homecoming Queen, was serenaded by Kent and Leo Cornwell. 132 Jack and the Beanstalk features Jo Lea Degraffenreed, Becky Ferguson, Dru McGee, Sue Teeter, and Bill Barnes in special play presented for children. Lynn Campbell, villian, and Becky Ferguson, heroine, struggle in Dirty Work at the Crossroads . Crowning of Queen Barbara Morrow by King Larry Downs was high point of Yearbook Assembly. PfoyS dud PtOgidhtS PKWldb PldeAJtCuMJh Dru McGee applies stage make-up to Dennis Shelton before Junior Play. Becky Calvert played the marimba in several assemblies. 133 JoutKobstM TeocW W’OJttMq Chits Journalism gives students an opportunity to learn how to write for newspapers. The class has a weekly page, in the Sapulpa Herald to inform the community of activities at Sapulpa High School. Each member of the class is in charge of gathering news for the POW WOW. REGISTRAR'S OFFICE First Hour Beki Ferguson Nancy Lucas Linda Wald Second Hour Carroll Garringer Third Hour Sharon Davis Linda Dobbs Linda Allen, Judy Griggs, Nancy Thompson, and Cindy Howard check attendance. Fourth Hour Susan Gubas Rita Vanatta Lynne Luker Fifth Hour Debbie Gubas Ruth Sisney Sixth Hour Rita Vanatta Carroll Garringer Linda Lane COUNSELOR'S OFFICE First Hour Fourth Hour Jan Stuart Shirley Petitt Becky Calvert Carolyn Van Sickle Rose O'Brian Ruby Gilbreath Marilyn Denham Fifth Hour Second Hour Jean Haubert Jerry Benson Gay Marshall Jan Taylor Carolyn Bilby Debbie Cockrum Sixth Hour Lucy Henshaw Diana Siegfried Third Hour Diana Atkinson Raydene Lewis Connie Davis Nancy Thompson Melita Brooks Linda Allen Sharon Woolery Cindy Howard Mr. Sippy's Office Marilyn Denham types daily attendance bulletin. Carroll Garringer assists with typing in registrar's office. Linda Dobbs places notices in teachers' boxes. 135 Elaina Fulkerson and Margaret May, during an extra work session, take time to smile at Bob Holder as he performs one of his many duties as staff photographer. With Bob's excellent photography, and hard work the quality of the yearbook has been greatly improved. Sue Rush arid Sharon Warren read college annuals for new ideas on copy and cut lines. Patti Whitehouse crops pictures on the light table. Co pt s Largest The final results of the Sapulpan Staff's weekly meetings in the faculty workroom is right before your eyes. Each year's dedicated staff works hard to achieve the goal of making this year's book the best ever with the help and guidance of advisor Mrs. Geraldine DuBois. In the early part of the year, the staff attended an annual seminar at Central State College in Edmond to brush up on techniques and learn new methods of publications. Co-editors Ellen Jeffries and Earlene Young plan division pages for the annual. John Hodges and Beverly Blake carefully stamp and number-each junior's picture. Jane, Martha Lindley, and Beverly Maulding look over the 1964 critique on the Sapulpan. 136 Jane McCracken and Bob Mathews check pictures for the senior section of the annual. Book BoOA Staff members glance over high school and college annuals at the Yearbook Seminar in Edmond. To help pay for the publishing costs of the Sapulpan, the staff sponsored the Yearbook King and Queen contest which was climaxed by the crowning of the winners during the yearbook assembly. Also, each staff member jumped at the chance to sell ads to local businessmen to finance the book. This year's Sapulpan made several strides forward in the way of new ideas, as can be seen by the pictures, ads, and the unique art work. Bob and Brenda Vaughn compare annual covers before the final voting. Decisions on theme, cover, and type setting are voted on by the entire staff with the recom mendations of the student body. Sponsor Mrs. DuBois unlocks the staff's new cabinet which holds individual trays. 138 139 VOH thj RJ twb 1965 Stillwater Opponent 38 Chiefs 12 Sand Springs 6 6 East Central 12 38 Muskogee 20 8 Tulsa Webster 28 8 Bartlesville 6 0 Nowata 21 21 Tulsa Memorial 12 6 Tulsa McClain 21 20 Tulsa B. T. Washington 14 14 Harvey Grimes charges to catch a Chieftain pass. Boys prepare for spring football camp held each year on the campus of John Brown University, Siloam Springs, Arkansas. MIKE SHIBLEY Quarterback WILLIE LOGAN Halfback FREDDIE HOWARD Halfback JAMES ERVIN Fullback DARRELL WOLFE Halfback Ckefjbai Qf, vat Molds Post Head Coach Don Riederer hands Johnny Adams, Guard, his player of the week award. JERRY LOCKRIDGE Guard JOHNNY ADAMS Guard LEROY NELSON Tackle DONNIE CAESER End GALE CRENSHAW End LARRY JOHNSON End DENNIS SHELTON Quarterback 141 i ’-4 RONNIE FIELDS KIT HARLOW TOMMY MASSEY JOHN HORN Halfback Halfback Halfback Halfback HARVEY GRIMES Halfback LARRY CREEK Guard RICHARD MOORE Center Chieftains relax during half time. DANNY AUSMUS Guard ST£VE CLEMENT Guard GARY WARNOCK BOB BERRY Tackle Tackle GARY MULLINS End 142 SAM ECHOLS End STEVE McCORMICK Quarterback EDDIE HUMPHREY Fullback CARL NEWTON Halfback WALLY NEWPORT Fullback Chieftains churn thru opponents' defense. Sapulpa Chieftains participate in the Magic Empire Conference. They pool their individual efforts into team spirit to meet the competition and rivalry that their conference presents. This 1964-65 Football season was a very exciting, but disappointing one to all Chieftain fans. Although the Chiefs displayed valiant efforts, they lost the majority of their games; however their sportsmanship and spirit made up for this. DANNY EDWARDS LONNIE SECHREST BROOKS BINGMAN CLYDE BRISTER Center Guard Tackle Tackle RUSTY BALLARD Tackle 143 JOHN FRANKLIN DANNY SIMPSON ARTHUR ROBINSON RAY SMITH Votsttu R eW Chiefs Opponents 44 Okmulgee 43 49 Sand Springs 59 58 Memorial 54 64 Seminole 54 38 Holdenville 43 55 Bristow 37 42 East Central 41 35 Memorial 42 51 McLain 64 43 Bristow 41 61 Webster 63 Chiefs Opponents 49 Tahlequah 35 43 B.T.W. 65 53 Sand Springs 79 49 Memorial 48 53 East Central 43 30 Central 55 62 McLain 70 41 Webster 56 51 Okmulgee 41 50 B.T.W. 84 44 Muskogee 64 ROBERT TIGER DAVID ARNOLD HAL ACREE HERBERT MARSHALL DONNIE CAESAR MIKE SHIBLEY BERGEN YOUNG RANDY LANE QcMb S.H.S John Franklin, 35, and Danny Simpson, 33, battle for ball in game with East Central. The B Team was coached by Jack Williams. Row 1: Mike Barnes, Richard Walker, Joe Tuttle, Ernest Tiger, Carl Newton. Row 2: Ralph Barclay, Sam Echols, Skipper Brooks, Lawrence Barnes, Runda Smith, Charles Johnson. 145 Danny Simpson, 33, raises score in game with Memorial. Row 1: Russell Harlow, Mike Miles, Homer Moore, vin, George Mickey, Mike McLain, Eddie Humph- Orby Hickman, Robbie Jones. Row 2; James Er- rey, Leroy Nelson. Not shown: Steve Shibley. 146 Chieftain grappler fights for pin. RUSSELL HARLOW 103 lbs.—Jr. STEVE SHIBLEY 103 lbs.—Fresh. MIKE MILES 120 lbs.—Jr. HOMER MOORE 127 lbs.—Fresh. ORBY HICKMAN 132 lbs.—Jr. JAMES ERVIN 138 lbs.—Sr. GEORGE MACKEY 145 lbs.—Sr. MIKE McLAIN 154 lbs.—Jr. EDDIE HUMPHREY ROBBIE JONES 154 lbs.—Soph. 154 lbs.—Sr. LEROY NELSON Heavyweight—Sr. QcIwlulb Sand Springs 27 Memorial 20 Sapulpa 24 Sapulpa 18 Sapulpa 23 McLain 17 Webster 28 B. T. Washington 18 Sapulpa 19 Sapulpa 25 Sapulpa 9 Sapulpa 13 Bristow 13 Cascia Hall 0 East Central 11 Sapulpa 16 Sapulpa 11 Sapulpa 12 Bishop Kelly 19 Bristow 11 Kit Harlow gets hit for Chiefs in game with Sand Springs. Senior team members Larry Fulks, Robert Tiger, and Bergen Young admire trophy won by Chiefs for first place in regionals. BoteboU Dicuut FomS c«r y sssmmrn Spring brings baseball. Each year at this time everyone looks forward with anticipation to the beginning of baseball season. Base-ballers have kept up enthusiasm of sports fans in its games this year. Catcher jumps for pitch in practice. Coach Williams hits balls for outfield practice. Sam Echols, Timmy Tucker, Larry Fulks, and Coach Williams warm up before game with McLain. 148 Top Row. Coach Jack Williams, Mark Hanna, John Horn, Barnes, Steven McCormick, Hal Acree, Larry Fulks, Joe Tuttle, Sam Echols, Timmy Tucker, Kenneth Douglas, Robert Tiger, Bergen Young, Clifford Hockett. Darrell Wolfe, Fred Reed. Bottom Row: Kit Harlow, Mike This year regionals were held at the Sapulpa diamond. Chiefs were victorious over Pryor to take first place in regionals. However, they lost to McLain to keep them from placing in state finals. Coach Williams instructs pitchers Robert Tiger and Hal Acree in art of pitching. Sapulpa Opponents 0 Ponca City 7 0 Ponca City 2 6 BTW 9 2 Chandler 4 4 Chandler 3 9 McLain 7 0 Memorial 4 8 E. Central 7 8 Dewar 0 5 Latta 10 14 Henryetta 5 5 Sand Springs 9 4 Muskogee 1 6 Hale 2 2 Edison 7 1 McLain 2 Sapulpa Opponents 0 Memorial 9 0 BTW 1 5 Webster 4 2 E. Central 12 2 Bartlesville 6 0 Muskogee 11 2 Sand Springs 1 5 Sand Springs 6 1 Central Henryetta 3 1 Henryetta 0 1 Claremore 3 7 Claremore 0 9 Muskogee Manual 2 13 Pryor 1 6 McLain 7 149 Coach McDaris gives some pointers to Wally Newport concerning the start position. Leroy Nelson practices his form for the shotput. Randy Lane concentrates on the discus. TtCuck Ot A Runs, Juhif) (jOt Glo uj mile. Lloyd Vann perfects his finishing style. Bobby Phillips and Nolan Macomb practice the relay as Nelson and Riley watch. 150 Goty Tea fC f S Oj Qbi lglcb Owing Larry Hyslop, Eddie Bayouth, Miles Key. Frank Smith, Victor Slaton, Danny Sherwood, Johnny Pogue, Ed Winkler. Steve Clement, Mike Shibley. and Coach John Scott pause from a practice session for a pictufe. Ed Winkler smiles satisfactorily after hitting a long drive. N Steve Clement watches his shot down the fairway. Johnny Pogue prepares for a fairway wood shot. Miles Key begins his downswing on an iron shot to the green. Frank Smith concentrates on this shot out of a sand trap. 151 Linda Hinshaw was chosen valedictorian by obtaining a grade point of 3.9 plus. She was recipient of the DAR Certificate and a member of the Honor Roll. Named salutatorian was Bob Mathews with a grade point of 3.8 plus. He is a member of Who's Who in American High Schools, was a Boy's State delegate and received the DAR excellence in history award. He was named Student of the Month and won the Leadership Award from the University of Oklahoma. LINDA HINSHAW BOB MATHEWS Top OcholMtibb Qtvui dz WokoW 152 Principal John Cockrum presents trophies to Linda Hinshaw, valedictorian, and Bob Mathews, salutatorian. OUTSTANDING BOY HERCHEL AVRA Herchel was president of the band and choir, past drum major, Student of the Month, and a member of Who's Who in American High Schools. He serves as Minister of Music at the Ridgeway Baptist Church. Ouisttoutfag QtuJojds Chose OUTSTANDING GIRL BEVERLY MAULDING Beverly was Miss Merry Christmas and Girl's State delegate in i964. She was senior band attendant, Senior Class treasurer, and a member of Who's Who in American High Schools. DAR GIRL MARGARET MAY Margaret May received the annual award presented by the Daughters of the American Revolution. This award is given to a senior girl who exhibits dependability, service, leadership, and patriotism. Herchel Avra and Beverly Maulding received their loving cups from Mr. Cockrum. They were chosen from twenty top boys and girls selected by secret vote of the Senior Class and the faculty. 153 September TOMMY TUCKER October HERCHEL AVRA October JOHNNY ADAMS November JIMMY HAYES Qbuui MJb th p xwtiv QtuAfijit off Y«U TOMMY TUCKER From the nine students chosen Student of the Month comes the honor of being chosen Student of the Year. Student of the Month is chosen by nominations received from the student body and faculty. The Student Council then elects one from all nominations. Students are nominated for scholarship, activities, sports, leadership, performances in plays, and musical ability. December MARILYN DENHAM April MARTHA LINDLEY March GAIL CRENSHAW February MIKE MILES January BOBBY MATTHEWS 154 f-f wW Ip HTop A highlight in every senior's last year is the announcement of the boys and girls selected for the honor of being named to Who's Who in American High Schools. Students are first nominated from their class as a whole and then they are screened by the faculty. The selection of the winners is based on their leadership ability, scholarship, service to the school and com- munity, future leadership potential, and participation in all phases of school activities and life. The names and biographies are published in a book entitled STUDENT LEADERS. The school receives a copy of this book and the students may also purchase a book and key. BEVERLY MAULDING MARY BROWN MARILYN DENHAM TOMMY TUCKER TERRY SMITH MARGARET MAY LINDA HINSHAW BARBARA MORROW BUNNY NAIFEH BILL DUPRIEST 155 AwWs Assetufcdy 196S Outstanding Boy-HERCHEL AVRA Outstanding Girl—BEVERLY MAULDING Club of the Year—F.T.A. Sandy Nininger Award—ROBERT McCORMICK Student of the Year-TOMMY TUCKER Librarian of the Year—RITA HAGUE Pep Club Member of the Year-ROSEANN O'BRIEN Blazer of the Year-MARY McALLISTER AND CAROL GRIESS Athlete of the Year-DONNIE CEASAR Medical Arts Award—LINDA MATZINGER Math Awards-JERRY LOCKRIDGE AND TONY RACKLEY Ham for Actor-LYNN CAMPBELL Ham for Actress-BECKI FERGUSON History DAR Awards-BOB BERRY AND JOHN HODGES Student Council Scholarships-BOB MATHEWS AND BILL DUPRIEST F.T.A. Scholarship—LYN LINKHART P.T.A. Scholarships—SUE TEETER AND JANE RHODES Medical Arts Scholarship—LINDA MARLOW Outstanding Band Member—MARTHA LINDLEY Art Award-LARRY DOWNS Robert is presented Sandy Nininger award. Donnie Caesar is named athlete of the year by Lettermen. 156 Beverly receives Outstanding Girl award. Herchel, Outstanding Boy, receives choir award also. Beki and Lynn receive ham awards. Roseann receives Pep Club award. Larry Downs is named outstanding artist by Mr. Fox. 157 Tony and Jerry receive math awards from Miss Hilderbrand. Chm 158 RjOlaboiO' — Cetdcyv UImm u 159 Qtod v Assfehtbfy . . . ' Y us ' Years of Change ... No other three words can more aptly describe the three years spent at Sapulpa High School by this year's senior class. Lynn Campbell accompanies Janice Brock during a humorous song. The assembly was done somewhat along the line of Our Town . All characters were on stage at all times and the only effect used was lighting. Linda Hinshaw gives Valedictory address. Seniors receive last minute instruction before Senior Assembly 160 Seniors were enthralled by their Years of Change. In Sapulpa It's NEWBERRYS' VARIETY DEPARTMENT STORE Sapulpa, Oklahoma Fifty-Four Departments to Serve You and Your Family 105-11 East Dewey Sapulpa, Okla. Home Furnishings and Service— It Takes Both The seniors received a party for their hard work on this year’s float. Business Phone BA 4-1563 COOK PAINT VARNISH CO. Paint and Wallpaper, Floor Covering and Formica, Ceramic Tile SAPULPA AUTOMOBILE DEALERS' ASSOCIATION RONALD MOSS—Manager Sapulpa, Oklahoma SAPULPA FLORAL COMPANY Telephone BA 4-3409 1000 South Main Street CORSAGES THAT ARE DIFFERENT George Whitten Oldsmobile-Pontiac 15 E. Lee BA 4-4444 Standard Chevrolet 100 S. Main BA 4-5485 Marcus Horn Chrysler-Dodge 321 E. Dewey BA 4-5234 Bill Herring Buick MIS. Main BA 4-2780 Crow Rambler N. of City BA 4-4617 161 NANCY KAY SHOPPE Children's and Teen's Shop 104 E. Dewey BA 4-1564 HONEY VALLEY NURSERY GARDEN CENTER LANDSCAPE SPECIALISTS 1020 E. Lincoln Sapulpa, Oklahoma TASTEE FREEZ 215 North Mission BA 4-9742 Serving Chieftains || A.M.— II P.M. BA 4-1848 7 Days a Week OWEN FUNERAL HOME Air Conditioned Chapel 24 Hour Ambulance Service 216 South Main Telephone BA 4-2121 Sapulpa, Oklahoma MR. AND MRS. J. F. OWEN MR. AND MRS. BILL R. OWEN STUART LUMBER PLYWOOD CO. 117 S. Maple BA 4-2181 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1965 162 STARLITE SKATING RINK NORTH OF CITY BA 4-9871 Skate for Fun and Health II HUMES DRUG BA 4-4710 201 E. Dewey Sapulpa, Oklahoma STEWARTS' DRIVE-IN CLEANERS JAMES E. STEWART ROBERT L. STEWART BA 4-0134 TYLER FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE CO 16 North Water St. Sapulpa, Oklahoma REED'S FOOD STORE Complete Line of Groceries Fresh end Frozen Meets 19 East Hobson BA 4-3030 Fresh and Frozen Fruits and Vegetables SAPULPA, OKLAHOMA 908 So. Main BA 4-2117 163 PITTSBURGH PAINTS BAYOUTH'S MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR XJilly Qaint Company 207 E. Dewey PAINT—WALLPAPER BA 4-0886 ARMSTRONG FLOOR COVERING AND FORMICA Highway 66 North P. O. Box 1432 Phone BA 4-0820 Sapulpa, Oklahoma SAPULPA BOOK STORE AND CANDY LAND School Supplies Soft Drinks Candy Coneys French Fries PROMPT AND FRIENDLY SERVICE BA 4-2002 Sandwiches Ice Cream LEASED WIRE UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL DAILY EXCEPT SATURDAY EDWARD K. LIVERMORE, Editor and Publisher aput pa Jdera Id - Established 1914 SAPULPA, OKLAHOMA Creek County's Reading Habit Since 1914 FRANKOMA POTTERY LEO'S GAY NOTE w 521 So. Main Sapulpa, Oklahoma 164 . . . for Those Who Like Nice Things. This Is THE Place. BA 4-9798 DOROTHY'S AUTO PARTS COMPANY HOUSE OF BEAUTY YOUR N.A.P.A. JOBBER Beauty Is Our Business BILL AND DEMPSEY SOUTHARD 23 South Water 25 East Lee SAPULPA, OKLAHOMA BA 4-2886 BA 4-4834 FRED KLINGENSMITH SHEET METAL AND WELDING FABRICATORS HEATING AND AIR-CONDITIONING 107 E. Hobson Street SAPULPA, OKLAHOMA REEL DRUG 26 E. Dewey BA 4-2794 Sapulpa, Oklahoma HARRISON CLOTHIERS RAY AND KENNETH 120 East Dewey Sapulpa, Oklahoma SAHOMA LANES LET'S GO BOWLIN' WITH BOLIN Air Conditioned —FREE INSTRUCTIONS— AMF AUTOMATIC SPAREMAKER BA 4-4890 NORTH OF CITY North of Turnpile Gate—Sand Springs Road 165 HARMONY-WOODRUFF, INC. FINE COMMERCIAL PRINTING Serving This Community 36 Years. 18 So. Park BA 4-5385 DOLLAR-WISE FURNITURE Home Furnishings and S H Green Stamps. 200 East Lee Street SAPULPA, OKLAHOMA BA 4-2467 BARTLETT COLLINS 50 YEARS IN SAPULPA JONES SUPER MARKET HOBBYLAND BA 4-2972 Crafts, Hobbies, Art Supplies 501 WEST DEWEY 12 East Dewey OPEN SUNDAY SAPULPA, OKLAHOMA 166 General Offices SAPULPA, OKLAHOMA P.O. Box 218 SAPDLPA TANK COMPANY TANK CONTRACTORS SAPULPA, OKLAHOMA Fabricators and Erectors of Storage Tanks for Petroleum and Agricultural Products MORTON'S DEPARTMENT STORE Sapulpa, Oklahoma 'Your Store of Nationally Known Merchandise PICK UP STATION 9 S. Elm BA 4-2837 MAIN PLANT Sapulpa 1101 S. Main BA 4-3400 167 The members of the '65 Sapulpan staff wish to thank Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Smith for their help and co-operation in the processing of the pictures for the SAPULPAN. A M ELECTRIC ARCHIE L. SECHREST. Owner ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Wiring—Repairs COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL 1320 South Main MILLER'S GROCERY BA 4-2955 1200 E. McKinley DON'S MARINE-LAND FISHING • SWIMMING • BOATING • PICNICKING Telephone BAldwin 4-4662 • SAPULPA, OKLAHOMA MRS. H. C. DICKIE SMITH 22 East Dewey BA 4-0922 Sapulpa, Oklahoma GABE'S OFFICE SUPPLY OFFICE SUPPLIES — FURNITURE — GIFTS — GREETING CARDS Printing and Lithographing Phone BA 4-5660 108 East Dewey Sapulpa, Okla. 168 SECURITY NATIONAL BANK Security Bldg. Phone: BA 4-5151 KATZ DEPARTMENT STORE Merchandise With Nine Lives— and Green Stamps Too. RULE FURNITURE CO. 215 East Dewey BA 4-0444 Sapulpa, Oklahoma BECK'S CAFE RADIAL ELECTRIC CO. ELECTRICIANS AND GROCERY STORE OPEN TILL II AT NIGHT 7 DAYS A WEEK Residential SINCE 1946 Commercial FULLY INSURED Industrial WIRING BA 4-2406 Or BA 4-2343 206 E. Lee 169 INDUSTRIAL SPRAY PAINTING COMPANY Bridges—Refineries—Tank Farms P.O. Box 1312 Sapulpa, Oklahoma SAPULPA DRIVE'IN PHARMACY FREE DELIVERY PHONE BA. 4-1320 219 S. MAIN ' COR. MAIN LINC0LN SAPULPA, OKLAHOMA TOM TEAGUE and HARRY SMITH Pharmacists SAPULPA RADIATOR SHOP Radiator Cleaning and Repairing Automatic Air Conditioning Installation and Service AL BRADLEY 105 South Water BA 4-0630 Sapulpa, Oklahoma STANDARD TOBACCO CO. 315 East Dewey Phone BA 4-0620 SAPULPA, OKLAHOMA WILSON ROAD RUNNER 1700 E. Taft Sapulpa BA 4-4709 RENWOOD CLEANERS DRIVE-IN SERVICE Sapulpa, Oklahoma BA 4-4582 123 Park Street 170 COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY LARRY EADES, Mgr. Sapulpa, Oklahoma WELLS' EAT-A-BURGER MEAL ON A BUN 8 EAST TAFT BA 4-0580 Prof relaxes after a Cinderella week-end. II AM—II PM 7 DAYS A WEEK 171 TRESCO, INCORPORATED STANDARD MOTOR SUPPLY 122 E. Lee Ave. Box 967 8-10 American National Bank Bldg. Phone BA 4-5048 SAPULPA, OKLAHOMA BA 4-0322 SAPULPA'S LEADING PARTS HOUSE NATASCO Protective Coatings and Plastics (Mu: American j Rational Ti aiik mill (trust (Dmijimuj |j(t|iiil|ia,|)klaliunia Modern Banking Service for the Sapulpa Area CONVENIENT LOANS OF ALL KINDS Day Night Depository — Motor Bank — Safe Deposit Boxes Trust Department SAPULPA BRICK AND TILE CREEK COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY Abstracts Reports Continuations Sapulpa, Oklahoma PHONE BA 4-5150 204 East Dewey Avenue 172 YOUNGBLOOD PLUMBING COMPANY REPAIRING AND CONTRACTING 516 South Bixby Phone BA 4-3119 BARKLEY’S JIFFY MARKET 109 N. Mission BA 4-2514 SAPULPA, OKLAHOMA • AMERICAN STANDARD PLUMBING FIXTURES • SAPULPA, OKLAHOMA CREEK COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY N. E. on Highway 66 P.O. Box 1233 PHELAN'S PAINTS, LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL BARBER POSEY BEAR WHEEL ALIGNMENT 404 E. Dewey BA 4-4242 DUTCH'S CUSHMAN—SALES SERVICE New and Used Scooters Small Engine Repairs 210 WEST DEWEY SAPULPA, OKLA. Phone BA 4-4320 Rita Vanatta demonstrates good typing posture. ACE TYPEWRITER CO. 300 N. Mission Phone BA 4-4840 173 SMITH FUNERAL HOME 316 E. Lee BA 4-1313 MR. AND MRS. WESLEY L. SMITH MR. AND MRS. LEE COSBY For the Gifts You Give With Pride— Let Your Jeweler Be Your Guide. RAINWATER JEWELRY 110 E. Dewey MILLER HARDWARE COMPANY Westinghouse and Coleman Dealer Electrical and Plumbing Supplies 13 E. Dewey BA 4-5106 Sapulpa, Oklahoma BA 4-3430 Janice Brock stops traffic for the most successful F.T.A. car wash in the history of Sapulpa High School. SHERWOOD MACHINE CO. 118 S. Water BA 4-1340 SAPULPA. OKLAHOMA HEMPHILL TIRE MART Wholesale and Retail Tires Home of the Hemphill Thrifty Cap BA 4-5470 213 W. Dewey 174 Patronize Your Local Bus Station GREYHOUND, M.K.O., AND SAPULPA TRANSPORTATION 15 N. Park BA 4-5619 OKLAHOMA JANITOR SUPPLY Congratulations Seniors '65 831 E. 4th Street Tulsa, Oklahoma FRANCES WHITEHOUSE HOLT’S GREEN SPRAY Cateress for Weddings Free Wedding Book Sapulpa BA 4-3839 309 No. Mission 176 177 178 A Abner, Danny Cloe 101 Acree, Harold Jonathan 35, 89, 129, 144 Adams, Barbara Ann 89 Adams, Faye 51, 101 Adams, Johnny 28, 35, 50, 61, 121, 141, 154 Adams, Mary M. 41, 61 Adams, Michael Dale 101 Akers, Kenneth Glen 41, 89 Allen, Lawrence 61 Allen, Linda Juanita 32, 50, 61, 135 Anderson, Dewayne Ralph 42 Anderson, Keith Wayne 38, 101, 128 Anderson, Linda Bernice 89, 124 Andrew, Connie Louise 89 Anglin, Jack 6. 61 Arnold, James David 35, 89, 144 Asher, Brenda Carroll 41, 61 Ashurst, Dena 101 Atkinson, Diane 31, 36, 50, 89, 129 135 Auffenberg, Joe 89 Ausmus, Dan 35, 89, 142 Avra, Herchel 61, 62, 69, 75, 124, 125, 128, 154 B Baker, Edna 127 Ball, Cheryl 44, 101 Ballard, Janice -45, 89 Ballard, Joe 101, 143 Barclay, Michael 101 Barclay, Ralph 89, 145 Barkley, Kelly 42 Barnes, Garcia 61 Barnes, Jesse Ray 101 Barnes, Joetta 101 Barnes, Lawrence 101, 145 Barnes, Mike 89, 145 Barnes, William 48, 55, 61, 124, 132 Barnett, Bobbie Jo 101 Barnett, Donna Jean 45, 89 Barnett, Jerilyn 50, 61 Barnett, Patricia 51, 101 Barringer, Elaine Ruth 89 Batchelder, Christie 89 Baxter, Cindy 32, 89, 124 Baxter, Larry 61, 128 Baxter, Robert 37, 101 Baxter, Sharon Sue 101, 128 Bayouth, Eddie 47, 101 Bean, Linda 50, 61 Bean, Sandra 89 Beasley, Rose Mary 89 Beaver, David 62 Belk, Bobby 41, 62 Belk, Peggy 62, 124 Belk, Tony 41, 89 Benson, Jerry 89, 135 Beg, Evelyn 62 Berry, Bob 31, 35, 47, 89, 142 Berry, Guy 29. 31, 47, 101 Bevenue, Raymond 42, 101 Beveridge, Ronald 101, 129 Bilby, Barbara 101 Bilby, Carol 45, 54, 2, 135 Bilby, Donald 101 Bilby, Johnny 42, 101 Bing, Keith 89 Bingman, Brooks 31, 101, 143 Birdsong, Ronald 62 Birdsong, Tommy 101, 129 Birmingham, Katherine 32, 89 Black, Mike 101 Blake, Beverly 32, 75, 89, 124, 125 Blake, Leona 101 Blake, Shirley 62 Blankenship, Karen 62 Boaz, Georgene 89, 124, 125 Bolin, Wayne 36, 38, 39, 62, 66, 120 Booth, Donald 43, 62 Boughton, Vicki 45, 54, 63, 124, 125 Bowen, Bill 41, 43, 63 Bowren, Ronnie 63, 124 Bradley, Jan 101 Bradley, Loretta 101 Bragg, Karen 101, 129 Brake, Dale 101 Brister, Clyde 101, 143 Brock, Janice 40, 50, 60, 63, 79, 124 Brooks, Melita 36, 89, 124, 129, 135 Brooks, Peggy 44, 101, 127 Brooks, Skipper 101, 145 Brown, Charlesetta 50, 63 Brown, Clarence 43, 63 Brown, Clarence Alvin 101 Brown, Jimmy 30, 36. 39, 63, 129 Brown, Judy 101 Brown, Mary 32, 34, 50, 63, 66, 120 Brown, Mazolla 101 Broyles Jerry 63 Bruton, Allan 89 Buchanan, Martha 101 Buchanan, Sandra 89 Buckley, Ronnie 42, 101 Burden, Alla Marie 41, 63 Burgess, Rickey 101, 108, 129 Burke, Caroline 101 Burzio, Barbara 51, 101, 127 Burzio, Elizabeth 48, 63 Bynum, Janet 101 c Caesar, Donnie 35, 141, 145 Cahwee, Georgina 51, 64 Cahwee, Gwen 89 Caldwell, Larry 64 Calvert, Becky 36. 89, 128, 133, 135 Calvert, James 43, 90 Campbell, Becky 49, 90 Campbell, Lynn 39, 62, 64, 124, 125, 126, 133 Campbell, LaWanna 90 Campbell, Gene 102 Carriger, Jack 44, 102 Carriger, Wade 64, 128 Carter, Paula 29, 44, 90, 124 Carver, Stephen 90 Catlin, Kathy 51, 102 Causey, Lloyd 37, 102 Chalk, Karon 45, 64 Chalk, Sharon 102 Chapman, Danny 35, 102 Chapman, James 43, 64 Charles, Richard 102 Cheek, Bud 102 Cheek, Phyllis 90 Cheek, Shirley 65 Childers, Gary 102 Childress, Jean 37, 102 Childress, Paulette 64 Clark, Jacci 32, 51, 90, 124 Clark, Jackie 102 Clark, Linda 102 Clark, Mike 90 Clark, Robert 102 Clark, Peggy 44, 90, 124 Clark, Stephen 64 Clark, Sharon 102, 127 Chasteen, Lindel 17, 44, 55, 64 Clay Johnny 90 Clement, Steve 35, 36, 90, 142 Cline, Cecil 64 Cline, Dewey 41 179 Cloud, Jack 37, 55, 90, 124, 129 Cochran, Linda 102 Cochran, Thomas 43, 90 Cockrum, Debbie 51, 90, 99, 135 Collins, James 129 Collins, Tom 31, 35, 47, 90 Conner, Jane 44, 51, 102 Conner, Nancy 44, 90, 124, 125, 126 Cook, Debbie 49. 51, 100, 102, 127, 128 Cook, Rondal 64 Cooper, Beatrice 90 Cooper, Kenny 102, 128 Cooper, Ronald 102 Copley, Michell 90 Corbin, Sue 102, 127 Cordray, Linda 64 Cotton, Bill 90 Cotton, Mary Jane 102 Coulson, Janita 49, 102 Coulter, Larry 65 Cowen, Judy 90 Creek, Larry 39, 90, 142 Crenshaw, Gale 35, 65, 141, 154 Cronk, Larry 65 Cross, Carolyn 90, 124, 125 Crosslin, Saundra 102, 128 Crum, Harry Steve 102 Crum, Steve 90 Cunningham, Danny 90 Curtis, Nancy 54, 90, 94, 124 Cupps, David 55, 65, 124 D Daniels, Jacqueline 91 Davenport, Kenny 91 Davis, Connie 91, 135 Davis, Diana Kay 45, 51, 91, 128 Davis, Geraldine 45, 102 Davis, Jane 102, 127 Davis, Larry 65 Davis, Louvenia 36 Davis, Mena 102, 127 Davis, Patricia 54, 91 Davis, Ronnie 102 Davis, Sharon 39, 65, 135 Davis, Thomas 65 Deal, Roy 42 Degraffenreed, Jo Lea 36, 39, 91, 132 DeLong, Theresa 31, 32, 102 Demeter, Johnny 102, 128 Denham, Marilyn 28, 30, .65, 119, 135 Dennis, Barbara 91 Dentis, Joyce 103 Denton, Jeri 41, 66 Dildine, Mary 45, 66 Dillman, Donna 66, 83 Dipley, Craig 35, 66, 79 Dixon, Barbara 91 Dixon, Dick 43, 91 Dobbs, Linda 30, 32, 34, 66, 135 Dobson, Linda 54, 66, 124, 125 Dolan, Linda 66 Donaldson, Kay 29, 103, 121, 128 Douglas, Kenneth 66 Downs, Larry 43, 66, 113, 120, 133 Draeger, Jon 103 Drake, David 103, 124 Duckert, Larry 40, 67, 124 DuPriest, William 46, 66, 67, 120, 129 Durant, Doris 67 Durant, Ruth Etta 103 Ernst, Bertie 91 Ernst, Thomas 124, 128 Ervin, Tempie 91 Ervin, James 35, 67, 141, 146, 147 Estes, Bob 43, 67 Estes, Don 41, 43 F Faulkner, Jeanne 45, 50, 67 Ferguson, Beki 32, 34, 35, 39, 67, 115, 121, 125, 124, 132, 133, 135 Farris, Judy 103 Fields, Rebecca 67 Fields, Ronny 35, 91, 98. 142 Fisher. Doris 44, 91, 124 Fitzpatrick, Larry 67, 103 Fletcher, Ronald 41, 66, 67, 120 Fletcher, Sue 103 Fowler, Carla 44, 91, 49, 124 Fowler, Linda 91 Franklin, John 35, 67, 144, 145 Freeman, Ann 91 Freeman, David 67 Freeman, Gloria 103 Freeman, Ray 68 Fricker, James 41, 68 Frye, Danny 103, 124 Fulkerson, Elaina 45, 68, 136 Fulks, Lloyd Larry 68 G Gaasch, Dona 44, 91, 124 Galipeau, Susan 51 Galloway, Joyce 32, 68 Galloway, Wanda 103 Gantz, Darrell 103 Gantz, Logan 7, 36, 39, 88, 91, 124, 128, 129 Garrett, Frankie 68 Garringer, Barbara 103 Garringer, Caroll 14, 135, 68 Gaston, Jacqueline 68, 124 Giacomo, Jeanne 31, 32, 91 Gibson, Roy Don 103 Gilbet, Diana 54 Gilbert Leon 68 Gilbert, Linda 103 Gilbreath, Ruby 36, 37, 91, 135 Gilham, Bernice 103 Gilliam, Wenoka 103 Gilner, Jerry 103 Ginn, Jerry Wayne 103, 128 Ginn, Wilburn 103 Goen, Linda 44, 68, 124, 125 Goad, William Charles 68 Gowdy, Tommy 103, 108 Graham, Lynn 91 Granger, Sherry 103 Gregory, Patricia Ann 103 Griess, Carol June 32, 49, 51, 103, 127 Griffin, John 103 Griggs, Judy 32, 50, 91, 124, 135 Grimes, Harvey 31, 35, 36, 129, 132, 140, 142 Grimes, Marvin 103, 129, 130 Groff, Linda 104 Groover, Linda 91 Gubas, Debi 104, 128, 135 Gubas, Susan 68, 128, 129, 135 Guess, Lowell 69 Guilfoyle, Johnette 29, 30, 31, 32, 104, 105 Gunn, Joann 69 H E Echols, Sam 6, 91, 143, 145 Edwards, Bobbie 91 Edwards, Danny 103, 143 Elmore, Darla 103 Enlow, Dewey 42, 103 Engles, Roberta 103 Haege, Rita 91, 94, 49 Hale, Pat 35, 4Q, 69 Hall, Carol 92 Hall, Charlotte 50, 69 Hall, Clarence 104 Hall, Donna 104 Hall, Jennifer 104 180 Hall, Tommy 104 Hamilton, Carolyn 69 Hamilton Marvin 104 Hamilton, Mary 69 Haney, Connie 30, 70, 121 Haney, Robert 104, 42 Haney, Ronnie 92 Hankins, Gene 104 Hanna, Mark 104 Hardy, Jim 104 Hargrove, Elaine 51 Harlow, Keith 36, 92, 128, 142 Harlow, Russel 35, 146, 147, 92 Harper, Pamela 70 Harris, Barbara 54, 92 Harris, Dennis 42 Harris, LaDonna 127, 104 Harrison, Janis 44, 92 Hatley, Douglas 104, 42 Hatten, Norma Jean 92, 124 Haubert, Jean 50, 70, 135 Haubert, Michael 104 Hawley, Patricia 50, 70 Hayes, Jim 28, 30, 46, 57, 66, 62, 70, 120, 128, 129, 154 Hayes, Patti 29, 28, 32, 33, 51, 88, 92 Haynes, Barbara 104 Heath, Donald 104 Heath, Janet 92 Heath, Vivian 104 Henderson, Jimmy 38, 92 Henry, Maurice 70 Henry, Sue Ann 70, 128, 129 Henry, Jill 49, 104, 126, 127, 128 Henshaw, Janet 104 Henshaw, Lucy 32, 33, 88, 92, 135 Henson, Barbara 92 Henson, Donald 70, 124 Herd, Dearld 43, 92 Herd, Marjory 32, 34, 47, 50, 70, 92, 114, 121 Herris, Rayford 70 Herzer, Claudia 92 Herzer, Paulette 48, 92, 124, 125 Hewitt, Anita 92 Hickman, Orby 35, 92, 146, 147 Hicks, Gary 42, 104 Hill, Darrell 42 Hill, Joetta 104 Hinderer, Larry 104, 129 Hinshaw, Linda 44, 54, 70 Hockett, Clifford 92 Hodges, John 29, 28, 37, 92, 136 Hofstrom, Bill 71 Holcombe, Richard 71 Holder, Bobby 71, 124, 129 Hollier, Frank 104 Holmes, Charlene 41, 71 Holt, Jan 92 Holt, Judy 37, 102, 104 Hood, Ormonda 104, 127 Hoover, Karron 92 Hopkins, Carolyn 71 Hopkins, Clarence 104 Hopkins Francene 48, 71 Hopkins, Janet 51, 104, 128 Hopkins, Zenobia 104 Horac k, Bill 71 Horacek, Phil 42 Horn, John 29, 35, 142 Horn, Peggy 36, 50, 71 Houser, Kerry Don 92 Howard, Cindy 32, 33, 39, 135, 88, 92 Howard, Freddie 35, 71, 141 Hudkins, Harvey 42, 105 Huges, Janis 51, 120, 128, 130, 105 Huges, Jerry 41, 72 Huges, Victor 72 Hulnik, Frank 92 Humble, Shirley 105 Humphrey, Eddie 35, 143, 105, 146. 147 Hundley, Nancy 27, 72 Hunt, Donna Jo 54, 92, 124, 125 Hunt, Rickey 105 Hunter, Karen 48, 49, 72 Hunter, Mary 7, 51, 100, 127, 105, 109 Hupman, George 105, 108 Hyslop, Joyce 32, 37, 93, 127 Hyslop, Leroy 105, 129 lliff, Sharon 72 J Jackson, Janis 45, 93 Jackson, Shelia 72 Jeffries, Ellen 36, 66, 72, 120, 129,136 Jesse, Charles 93 John, Jeniece 105 Johnson, Argel 105 Johnson, Barbara 93 Johnson, Eloda 72 Johnson, James 73 Johnson, Judith 73 Johnson, Larry 35, 48, 73, 141 Johnson, Linda 32, 51 Johnston, Lydia 93 Johnson, Melvin 105 Johnson, Othella 73 Johnson, Richard 105 Johnson, Sharon 48, 93 Jacobs, Richard 41, 72 Jones, Alan 31, 47, 105 Jones, Diana 105 Jones, Gene 105 Jones, Gerald 93 Jones, Elmo 93 Jones, Jeri 93, 124 Jones, LaDena 73 Jones, Linda 93 Jones, Luther 105 Jones, Reba 127, 105 Jones, Robert 35, 46, 73, 146, 147 Jones, Roger 93 K Kaiser, Freddie 93 Kay, Barbara 54, 73, 121 Keefer,-Johnny 105, 124 Keel, George 73 Keeling, Becky 105 Keeler, Beverly 51, 93 Keigley, Monte 73, 69, 129 Key, Miles 35, 36, 93 Kidd, Jesse 42 Kightlinger, Linda 44, 105 King, Dale 42 Kinsey, Glenda 105 Knight,. Joy 93 Koger, Eldridge 93 L Lair, Betty 49, 105, 126, 127 Lair, Ruth 48, 93 Lakey, Wanda 73, 124 Lamb, Beverly 36, 73 Lane, Linda 51, 105, 135 Lane, Nevin 74 Lane, Randy 93, 145 Langmaid, Linda 16, 44, 74, 124, 125 Langston, Ronald 74 Laughlin, Carol 105 Laughlin, Janette 74, 129 Lawson, Linda 41, 74, 120 Lay, Edwin 105 Learned, David 93 Learned. Rosetta 32, 105 Ledford, Lswanda 54, 66, 74, 120 Lee, Billy 74 181 Lee, Charlotte 45, 50, 74 Lee, Linda 29, 32, 33, 51, 93, 121, 124 Lee, Wilma 105, 127 Lemons, Wayne 42 Lewis, Betty 74, 124, 135 Lewis, Diana 74 Lindenberg, Mary Kay 49, 105, 127 Lindley, Martha 30, 36, 57, 62, 74, 129. 136, 154 Linkhart, Dianna Lynn 36, 39, 74, 75 Linnet, Kay 44, 75 Lister, Donna 93 Little, Jackie 42 Little, Roy 42 Livermore, Sally 37, 105, 128 Lockridge, Jerry 35, 40, 46, 47, 75, 141 Logan, Carole 51, 93 Logan, Daisy 75 Logan, William 35, 75, 141 Long, George 93 Lowe, Robert 41, 93 Lowery, John 37, 106 Lowrey, Janie 49, 106 Lucas, Carolyn 106 Lucas, Nancy 75, 135 Luker, Lynne 28, 29, 31, 32, 105, 106, 135 Lunn, Jack 106 Luster, Roy 43, 93 Lyda, James 106 Lynch, Tony 106, 124 Lytle, Patsy 48, 94 M Mackey, Bernadyne 51, 106 Mackey, George 35, 75, 146, 147 Macomb, Nolan 75, 83 Madden, Terry 41, 43, 75 Main, Jimmie 75 Mann, Alice 106 Mansell, Judith 76 Mantooth, Ricky Merchant, Sharman 49, 106, 127 Marcum, Tresia 76 Marketic, Dennis 35, 94 Marlow, Linda 45, 48, 76, 77, 121, 124 Maroutsos, Jimmie 106 Marshall, Gay 94, 135 Marshall, Herbert 144 Martin, Susan 106 Martin, Ruthann 44, 48, 76, 121 Massey, Tommy 94, 142 Matney, Buddy 42 Mathews, Bobby 30, 36, 39, 46, 47, 62, 66, 76, 57, 120, 137, 154 Mathews, Linda Kay 32, 49, 106 Matthews, John Charles 76 Matzinger, Debbie 45, 51, 106, 128 Matzinger, Linda Lou 45, 54, 94, 128 May, Margaret Ann 30, 62, 76, 136 Maynard, Cheryl Ann 51, 106, 129 Mauch, Karen 94, 124 Maulding, Beverly 30, 36, 60, 76, 62, 124, 125, 120, 128, 117, 130, 136 Metcalf, Donna 94 Metcalf, Peggy 94 Miles, Mike 146,147,154 Miller, Carol 76 Miller, Connie 94 Miller, Jim 94 Miller, Linda 94 Miller, Martha 76 Miller, Phyllis Carol 94 Miller, Terry 36, 76, 124, 129 Mitchell, Gloria 94, 124 125 Mitchell, Teresa 48, 76 Montgomery, Sarah 50, 77 Moore, Marilyn 106 Moore, Richard 35, 94, 98, 142 Moore, Ronnie 29, 55, 94 Morris, Bill 95 Morrow, Barbara 57, 66, 77, 112, 120, 132, 133 Mose, Connie 36, 51, 91, 95, 128 Moses, Bobby 46, 47, 92, 95, 132 Moss, Dianne 44, 48, 95 Moss, Mary Ann 77, 120, 128 Mullins, Gary 47,95,142 Murphy, Barbara 77 Murphy, Jean 106 Myers, Mary 54, 77, 124 Myles, Sylvia 32, 34, 95 Me McCaig, Mike 106 McAllister, Mary 94, 124 McCann, Carl 48, 77 McCarthy, Rose 106 McCarthy, Judy 94 McClain, Louis 40, 78 McClanahan, Kala 106 McClure, Kay 78 McCord, Helen 94 McCormick, Robert 78 McCormick, Steven 29, 35, 47, 106, 119, 143 McCraken, Jane 36, 66, 78, 49, 120, 136, 137 McCrory, Pam 28, 29, 36, 50, 92, 93, 94, 118, 120, 129, 130, 132 McDaniels, Robyn 49, 94 McDaniels, Jimmy 106 McGee, Dru 39, 78, 132, 133 McGee, Terry 106 McGregor, Harl 35, 94 McGuire, Jack 44, 94, 124 McHughs, Bruce 106 McIntosh, Jackie 106 McKenzie, Edward 41, 94 McMunn, Linda 106, 128 McReynolds, Sam 35, 106, 129 N Nabozny, Jane 95, 124, 126, 128 Naifeh, Bonita 36, 78 Napier, Sara 95 Nash, Charlesetta 95 Nation, David 78 Nelson, Leroy 35, 78, 141, 146, 147 Newport, Wallace 35,106,143 Newton, Betty 78 Newton, Carl 106, 145, 143 Nichols, Connie 106 North, Johnny 66, 78, 120 Northey, Danny 95 Nunn, Gladys 95 Nunn, Keith 78 o O'Brien, Roseann 16, 32, 31, 95, 135 Owen, Mike 36, 95, 97, 129 Owens, Carol 78 P Page, Curtiss 95 Palmer, Ronald 95 Parrish, Nancy 79, 124 Patterson, Danny 106 Patterson, Donna 54, 106 Patterson, Grace 44, 106 Patterson, David 79 Patton, Walter 95 Paxton, Sammie 106, 129 Paylor, Judi 45, 79 Peek, Leon 95 Pendergrass, Sandra 45, 79 Pennington, George 95,124 Pennington, Kenneth 106 Petitt, Ronnie 42, 43, 95 Petitt, Shirley 45, 54, 79, 135 182 Phillips, Bob 79 Pickering, Janie 95 Pickering, Johnny 95 Pinkston, Don 55, 106 Pipkin, Donnie 41, 79 Pogue, Johnny 106 Pollock, Stanley 44, 48, 79, 124, 125 Pope, Linda 106 Porter, Roberta 95 Porter, Ronald 106 Powell, Jed 55, 95, 124, 125, 126 Powers, Arlita 106 Price, Larry 106 Price, Sadie 45, 54, 79 Primo, Mary Ann 45, 106 Prows, Pat 51, 95, 124 Pruitt, Marshall 96 Pruitt, Mildred 80 Pulatie, Michael 107 Pullen, Judy 45, 48, 80, 128 Pullen, Linda 107 R Rackley, Tony 6, 80 Rackley, Vicki 44, 107, 126, 127 Ragland, Shirley 96, 124 Raines, Randa 107 Rame, Dennis 107 Rape, Glenda 80 Rawdon, Patricia 44, 51, 107 Redding, James 96 Reed, Fred 96, 129 Reed, Karen 80 Rebholz, Pamma 107 Rhodes, Jayne 66, 80, 120 Richards, Patsy 45 Richardson, Betty 80 Richardson, Carolyn Sue 107, 120 Richardson, Leon 41, 80 Riley, David 6, 29, 95, 128 Riley, Joanne 107 Riley, Patricia 96 Rivers, Sue 107 Rivett, Leonard 107, 124 Roach, Sammy 37, 102, 107 Roberts, Pat 80 Roberts, Robert 96 Robertson, Deborah 40, 80 Robertson, Gloria 49, 107 Roberts, Richard 21, 80, 84 Robertson, Greg 47, 96 Robertson, Sandy 66, 80, 120 Robinson, Arthur 28, 35, 81 Robinson, Julia 45, 51, 107, 128 Robinson, Sandra 96 Robinson, Tommy 41 Robison, Eugene 107 Rockhold, Janis 54, 81 Rodgers, Richard 36, 96, 129 Roe, Regina 29, 107, 127 Rogers, Bill 96 Rogers, Don 96 Rogers, Gary 96 Rogers, Jon 81 Romine, Hubert 42 Romine, Margaret 81 Rose, Billy 43, 81 Rossman, Steve 96 Rule, Karen 36, 81 Rupert, Donna 48, 96 Rush, Karen 96, 136 Rushing, Rose 32, 96 Russell, Anne 96 Russell, Terry 107 s Samples, David 43 Sapuipa, Fred 96 Sawyer, Lana 107 Sawyer, Larry 42, 107 Saylors, Patsy 45, 96 Schlecht, Larry 55, 107 Schovanec, Joe 107 Schwickerath, Mary 41,96 Scott, Ginger 41, 81 Scott, Jeraldean 96 Scott, Peggy 96 Scott, Stella 127 Seabolt, Brenda 6, 49, 96, 124, 125, 126 Seay, Buddy 107 Sechrest, Connie 28, 81, 128 Sechrest, Lonnie 35, 107, 129, 143 Seigle, Janis 96 Shaw, Carolyn 48, 97, 127 Shaw, Cora 81 Shaw, Luella 82 Shaw, Michael 107 Shelton, Dennis 29, 35, 47, 97, 98, 133, 141 Shelton, Larry 29, 107, 124 Sherwood, Dan 82 Shibley, Mike 28, 35, 46, 82, 141, 145 Shipman, Janie 16, 97, 124, 128 Sibbalds, Linda 107 Siegfried, Diana 36, 82, 135 Simmons, Gloria 107 Simmons, James 97 Simpson, Betty 107 Simpson, Danny 35, 97, 144, 145 Sinor, David 41, 82 Sinor, Junior 97 Sisney, Doy 41, 82 Sisney, Ruth 107, 135 Skaggs, Debbie 51, 124 Slaton, Victor 97 Sloan, Ronald 107 Smith, Charles 6, 30, 46, 47, 57, 60, 62, 8? Smith, Cynthia 107, 125 Smith, Donna 107 Smith, Dorothy 107 Smith, Elweeta 54, 82 Smith, Garry 31, 36, 47, 97, 129 Smith, Pat 82 Smith, Linda 107, 127 Smith, Michieal 97, 124 Smith, Norma 48, 97 Smith, Richard 97 Smith, Ray 46, 77, 82, 128, 144 Smith, Rick 97 Smith, Runda 145 Smith, Wiley 6, 7, 29, 31, 100, 107, 109 Smithee, Carolyn 37, 44, 97, 124, 125 Smithee, Kenny 107 Smithee, Mary 97 Snider, Charles 36, 97, 128 Snider, Martha 97,128 Soliday, John 44, 97, 124, 125 Sontag, Anna 107 Speed, Linda 45, 82 Spencer, Vickie 97 Spohn, Danny 44, 107, 124 Spohn, Wanda 82, 128, 129 Stalcup, Ron 107, 124 Standfield, Kathy 107 Stanley, Danny 42, 107 Stanley, Karen 97, 124 Stanley, Mike 83 Stanley, Vicki 107 Starkey, Yvonne 97 Steck, Jackie 48, 44, 97 Steeples, Terry 108 Steffy, Cereatha 108 Stephens, Carol 29, 121, 126, 127 Stephens, Jackie 108 Stephens, Jerry 42, 108 183 Stephens, Wilma 108 Warnock, Gary 98, 124, 129, 142 Stephenson, Liz 31, 108 Warren, Bryan 98 Stevens, Carol 108 Warren, J. B. 86 Stinebuck, William 41, 83 Warren, Sharon 37, 45, 108, 128, 136 Stivers, Patricia 45; 48, 83, 124, 125 Wasson, Gary 37, 109 Stockstill, Doyle 83 Waters, William 109 Strain, Donald 43 Watson Donald 41, 86 Stuart, Jan 30, 31, 32, 33, 91, 97, 135 Watson, James 43, 98 Sugar, Chris 108 Watt, Linda 86 Suggs, Robert 55, 98 Watterson, Anita 51, 98 Sumpter, Cynthia 108 T Watts, Gregory 86 Webster, Bobby 98 Weiesnbach, Robert 41, 99 Tapp, Carolyn 54, 108, 127 Weiesnbach, Roberta 44, 109 Taylor, Jack 43, 83 Weins, Clestin 109 Taylor, Jan 28, 83, 135 Weins, Rose 99 Taylor, Mary 84 Weins, Linda 109 Taylor, Rynd 32, 38, 98, 127 Wells, Rod Kent 87 Taylor, William 108 Wells, Waldon 36, 37, 99 Teeter, Sue 60, 84, 132 Wesley, Roy 109,124 Thomas, Carolyn 54, 98 Westbrook, Gary 99, 129 Thomas, Glenda 108 Wheeler, Ronnie 99 Thomas, Iva Lou 108 Wheeler, William 41, 87 Thomas, Mary Ann 54, 84 Whinery, Ronald 41, 87 Thompson, Patricia 98 Whisenhunt, Mary 87 Thompson, Danny 42, 108 White, Carolyn 51, 99, 128, 129 Thompson, Nancy 32, 98, 135 White, Glenda 99 Thompson, Robert 35, 84 White, James Paul 99, 129 Thompson, Ted 98 White, Jeane 29, 31, 32, 34, 99, 121 Thoos, Patty 36, 84 White, Jim Alfred 41 Tierce, Nancy 51 White, Richard 99 Tifft, Danny 108 White, William 62, 66, 87, 120, 124 Tifft, Jimmy 84, 128 Whitehouse, Patricia 36, 39, 87, 121, 136 Tilbury, Jack 108, 128 Whitley Stevie 109, 126, 127 Tiger, Earnest 145 Whittenton, Kim 108 Tiger, Robert 35, 85, 144 Wildcat, Patsy 99 Tousley, Donald 108 Wilemon, David 109 Tousley, Frank 42, 108 Wiley, David 99 Trail, Lora 108 Wiley, Grace 82, 129 Treeman, Chris 98, 129 Wiley, Linda 32, 33, 99 Tucker, Richard 85 Williams, Barbara 87 Tucker, Tim 98 Williams, Bill 42 Tucker, Tommy 28, 36, 46, 85, 154 Williams, Bonnie 99 Turner, Faun 98 Williams, Darrell 87 Turner, Guy 108 Williams, David 99 Turner, Jean 85 Williams, Deborah 99 Turner, Linda 108 Williams, James 42, 109 Tuttle, Joe 98, 145 Williams, J. 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