Sapulpa High School - Sapulphan Yearbook (Sapulpa, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1966 volume:

Accent on Action ACTION is the only way to describe the exciting things that have been happening at Sapulpa High School this year. With the ACCENT ON ACTION our staff has atempt-ed to pin down the mood of a single moment and convey the excitement and emotion of the whole event. Remember, tension building before an important game, campaigning before election time, last-minute cramming for that crucial test, crowning of our queens, and the band playing On Sapulpa . . . This is the ACTION; this is the spirit that makes ours the Chieftain way. This is Sapulpa High in full ACTION. Here is our moment of truth . . . 2 We, the Annual Staff proudly dedicate the 1966 Sapulpan to Mrs. Betty Mitchell, who has served Sa-pulpa students as registrar for thirteen years. Although her warm personality and understanding patience are known to almost everyone, few realize the major part her job plays in maintaining the tranquility of school life. is she who keeps people on theif toes and tolerates the many excuses a student can devise, while never complaining and working much over time. With gratitude and deep appreciation, Mrs. Mitchell we compile this yearbook in your honor. Table Administration Page 10 Organizations Page 26 Lou Stuart and Keith Hogan cram before exam time. Chris Treeman and Sharon Woolery decorate the showcase to advertise the senior play. Students gather on patio. Qtudent Activity Ken Smithee, Jimmy Cline, Donna Lister, and Joy Knight pause in front of school. Class break finds students hurrying to their next class. Mike McCraig and Kim Edmonds get a free ride. 10 Administration II Board of Education Achieves Unity in the Community An active group of civic-minded people, the Sapulpa Board of Education plans and re-shapes our educational facilities to fit the needs of a growing community. Action is the key word in their function, as can be seen during the past year. JOHN J. McCRORY President LOUIS V. STUART Vice-President KARL MAUCH Member RUSSELL D. FRANKLIN Member CLYDE T. PATRICK Member SAM T. ALLEN Attorney HOWARD GILLIAM, JR. Treasurer MARIE GARRISON Clerk 12 Quperintendent Directs NOEL E. VAUGHN Superintendent Noel E. Vaughn came to the Sapulpa school system in 1957. During his nine years he has proven to be a dedicated man, dedicated to building a more firm foundation for the youth of his community. We, here at S.H.S. are enjoying the pleasant environment of a modern building, the security of a fallout shelter, and the beauty of an outstanding auditorium. Through the leadership of Mr. Vaughn, the students have access to a more enriched academic program. Growing with the demands of society our school has grown from forty-eight to seventy-two credits, and with each new growing pain, teachers are continually being added. School benefited when Mr. Vaughn received the first check given in Oklahoma for federal funds from State Superintendent Oliver Hodge. (Published by permission of Okla. Publishing Co., 1965) 13 Mrs. Mitchell, High School Registrar, discusses class schedules with Mr. Cockrum. Principal Guides Mr. John Cockrum, has led an active life as an educator. In 1960 he was appointed as junior high principal and in 1963 was appointed high school principal and has served in this capacity for three years. He received his Bachelor of Science from Northeastern State College and his Master of Education from the University of Tulsa. His hobbies include golf and football. He is active in all civic affairs and is always present at school activities. 14 MR. C. W. MULLEN Mr. Mullen, as administrative assistant, guides the elementary schools of Sapulpa. MRS. BETTY MITCHELL High School Registrar MRS. ANN VEST Secretary to Superintendent 15 Counselors Advise and Instruct Mr. David Sippy, Vice-Principal, keeps attendance records, counsels any student needing his valuable training, and teaches psychology classes. Miss Fisher and Mr. Sippy discuss ACT Test results. Miss Mildred Fisher is always willing to answer questions on testing procedure, college choice and admittance, and thousands of other important details of school life. K4 Fine Arts Spur Imagination to Action Through excellent music and art departments, Sapulpa High School can excite the imagination and the greater understanding and respect for culture. We produce accomplished students in this field as can be proved by their participation in various contests. Our band and choir present concerts and programs during the year in an effort to promote the importance of fine arts. Our art department provides many ways for students to express their ideas to others. Beki Calvert puts the finishing touches on a painting. The Girl's Glee Club, under the instruction of Mr. law, learn the techniques of vocal music. Jack Fox Art I, II, III, P.E., FTA VeDON LAW Vocal Music GEORGE C. BRITE Instrumental Music 17 JAMES FARRELL Biology, Physics Student Council BLEVINS WHITE Biology Medical Arts Club DONNELLE McJILTON Biology, Zoology, Botany Pep Club JERRY ADAMS Chemistry, Algebra II Camera Club, Audio-Visual JEAN CROCKETT Geometry, Fourth Year Math Devotional Club Science and Math Meet New Challenges Need is great, the time is now. S.H.S. students are meeting this need. Our science department encourages students to achieve an understanding of the role science plays, in our ever changing world. Applying math knowledge with energy and feeling, students become better acquainted with methods of reasoning that will be an asset in the near future. DAN MADDING Robert Hardgrove and Creel Walker work intently on a biology experiment. H.S. Math, Algebra I F.T.A. 18 Business Builds Careers GERALDINE DuBOIS Typing I and II Yearbook SUE HOUGHTON General Business, and Office Machines R.B.L.A. MERLE MULLEN Shorthand I and II, and Typing I F.B.L.A. Through capable leadership of our business faculty, students at S.H.S. find themselves ready and able to meet the requirements in the field of business. The courses offered are: Typing I and II, Shorthand I and II, office machines, bookkeeping, business math, business English, and general business Typing I students work on drills to raise their typing skill and accuracy. ESTA LEE DECKER Bookkeeping, Business English, Business Math, and Typing I Medical Arts DAN A. MOORE General Business and Girls' P.E. Letterman's Club Office machines offers valuable experience for Seniors going into the field of business. 19 BEN NELSON Driver Education Driver's Club DOROTHY LINDLEY Librarian Library Club DONALD SANDERSON Mechanical Drawing F.T.A. Detroit Club W. H. SHAW Industrial Arts Co-Stagecraft Audio-Visual Shown below are two sophomore home economics girls baking pies for some of our teachers. Specialized Courses Add to There are many extra courses offered to benefit the students of S.H.S. These courses are offered in the best interest of all the students. Home economics. Industrial Co-operative Training, Agriculture I, II, and III, auto mechanics, industrial arts, mechanical drawing, and drivers education prepare students for the future. The library aids the student in this challenging world of knowledge. Most of the students at S.H.S. take advantage of these specialized courses. 20 Sophomore home economics students Vickie Posey, Phyllis Giacomo, and Gail Rogers prepare the main table for the spring buffet held for the teachers. a Successful Year Seniors Mike McClain and Johnny Bilby are shown below operating the automatic hacksaw in the vocational agriculture IV class. W. E. BONHAM Industrial Cooperative Training, T l Club QUENTIN WALKUP Vocational Agriculture, P.F.A. JANE LINGO Vocational Home Economics, F.H.A. NEAL I. VEST Auto Mechanics, T l 21 BYRDA KUYKENDALL English IV, English Composition Language Arts Provides a Solid Background Language Arts provides one with the knowledge essential for daily communication. An English composition course has been established at S.H.S. which prepares seniors for freshman English in college. Spanish I and II are taught at S.H.S. While in the speech classes, students are being prepared for public-speaking. ALBERTA IRVIN English II and IV, English Composition Blazers SALLY GOLDSBERRY English III and IV, English Composition Pep Club Chuck Buland and Jim Hodges read a scroll to supplement their study of Julius Caesar. LAVINIA DERRYBERRY English II and III Devotional Club BEN JOE WHEELER English III and IV Drivers' Club 22 ANITA DUGGER Speech I and II Thespians BARBARA ARMSTRONG English II and III Pep Club EMILY COLBURN English II and III, Journalism F.T.A. and Pow Wow PATRICIA SUMMERS Anita Hewitt reports on Coffeehouse London in Senior English. Spanish I and II, English III Spanish Club Mrs. Summers, the Spanish teacher, explains a Spanish story to her students. Students study intently in Mrs. Kuykendall's English composition class. 23 JOHN scon World History, American History, Physical Education, Athletics Drivers Club helen McAllister U.S. History, International Problems, Sociology Blazers DON REIDERER U.S. History, Athletics Letterman's Club KEN MURRAY U.S. History, World History, Athletics Letterman's Club Qocial Studies Informs Our Future Citizens It is an absolute necessity for our citizens of tomorrow to be completely well informed of the background of our country. Students of S.H.S. acquire this valuable knowledge through our up-to-date social studies department. Classes offered include , world history, U.S. History, international problems, sociology, and psychology. MILDRED FISHER Psychology, Girls Counselor Student Council DAVID SIPPY Psychology, Boys Counselor Key Club Mr. Cockrum introduces Mr. Max Minor, Sapulpa City Manager, at our first social studies forum held in December. 24 Sapulpa High School Service Staff KATE VAN WINKLE Lunchroom Supervisor Edith Pickering and Cora Carley prepare for noon meal. Students are greatly dependent upon these people to keep our school an effective institution of learning. Nutritious meals are prepared by the cafeteria staff, who realize that a healthy body lends to a healthy mind. Our custodians are on call throughout the day. Their duties are too numerous to be mentioned. Mary Massey and Billie Wood work together on an appetizing dish. Bill Cloud, Harold Mobley, Elmer Walker, Otis Blair, and Floyd Mullen pause before beginning a routine job. 25 Organizations Student Council Creates an Understanding At the September installation assembly, Mr. Cockrum presents torches of responsibility to new officers . .. President John Hodges, Vice-President Wiley Smith, Secretary Pam McCrory, Treasurer Jeane White, Student Council offers all students at SHS a chance to participate in a working Democracy. Through such projects as Howdy Week, the Snack Bar, and Christmas Door Decorations Contest, the council functions under real problems. Parliamentary procedure is applied at the meetings to act on the many proposals brought to the council by the homeroom representatives. In between meetings much of the work is done through committees. Carl Newton directs other council members in a communication experiment, while sponsors, Mr. Farrell and Miss Fisher watch. Senior members, John Hodges, Dennis Shelton, Connie Davis, Linda Lee, Ronnie Moore, Dona Gaasch, Jeane White, Cindy Howard, Pam McCrory, and Sylvia Myles, study a proposal to amend the council's constitution. 28 of Democracy Glenda Luker, Chaplain; Rita Vanatta, Historian; Steve McCormick , Parliamentarian; and Lynne Luker, Corresponding Secretary. Linda Lee and Doug Joseph wait on Jesse Barnes, David Wiley, and Sam McReynolds at the Snack Bar. Money earned through the Snack Bar in used for the many projects of the Student Council. Junior members, Carl Newton, Steve McCormick, Larry Shelton, Wiley Smith, Kay Donaldson, Regina Roe, Carol Stephens, Rita Vanatta, Lynne Luker, Debbie Wright, and Gayle Woodrell, review the agenda before the meeting. Miss Kathleen Owen helps Mrs. Irvin and some other students understand a point of parliamentary procedure at the Leadership Workshop. Sophomore members, Jim Hodges, Doug Joseph, Tommy Brown, John Young, Mary Brown, Kittie Cantrell, Carol James, Glenda Luker, Linda Eaton, and Ginger Brown study their student council minutes. 29 Youth Harvey Grimes, Connie Mose, Patti Hayes, Diane Atkinson, Cindy Howard, Bob Berry, Jeane White, Jeanne Giacomo, Roseann O'Brien, Jan Stuart, and Gary Smith are Senior Board members. Lynne Luker, Jack Clark, Alan Jones, Brooks Bingman, Theresa Delong, Johnette Guilfoyle, Sammie Paxton, Sally Livermore, and Kay Mathews are Junior members of the Youth Board. Board Youth Board officers are: Jeane White, Recording Secretary, Bob Berry, Vice-President, Jeanne Giacomo, Corresponding Secretary, and Jan Stuart, President. Sophomore members are Jim Hodges, Terry Tucker, Bill Morrow, Wayne Grimes, Jamie Skaggs, Louis Stuart, Phyllis Giacomo, Mary Maulding, Glenda Luker and Kitty Cantrell. 30 Where the Action is Action is the key word for Youth Board activities. The Board sponsors the Youth Center each Friday night in the basement of the Elks Lodge as well as the Christmas Dance and the Spring Formal. The Community Chest contributes in a financial manner to the operation of the Youth Center. Youth Board consists of nine representatives and one alternate from each class chosen by the Senior Board members and the incoming President. Each member is responsible for reading the minutes of Youth Board meetings to his homeroom, cleaning up at the Youth Center, and decorating and cleaning up at the dances. Everything from puppies to pie pans was sold at a very successful garage Board sponsors are Mrs. Robert. Jones, sale sponsored by the Board. Mrs. Guy Berry, Jr., Mrs. John Mose, and Mr. Jim Farrell. Mr. Heber Finch is the Elks Youth advisor. Decorating for dances is one of the many responsibilities of a Youth Board member. Students enjoy the Christmas Dance sponsored jointly by the Choir and Youth Board which is highlighted by the coming of Miss Merry Christmas. 31 Pep Club Boosts School spirit gives a student body unity and arousing this spirit is the main purpose of the Pep Club. Among the many activities of the Pep Club are sponsoring the homecoming dance, holding the annual bonfire, visiting several nursing homes at Christmas, and giving trophies to all lettermen. With the aid of sponsors, Mrs. Sally Goldsberry, Miss Donnelle McJilton, and Mrs. Barbara Armstrong, the club has experienced an active year. Members of the Pep Club are: Beki Calvert, Nancy Thompson, Jan Morgan, Johnette Guilfoyle, Beverly Blake, Nancy Curtis, Linda Wiley, Elizabeth Stephenson, Gayle Woodrell, Joyce Hyslop, Brenda Vaughn, Patti Hayes, Carol Stephens, Janice Williams, Kitty Cantrell, Carol James, Lynne Luker, Chris Robertson, Mazolla Brown, Joetta Barnes, 9chool Qpirit The 1965-66 Pep Club officers are Beverly Blake, asst, sec.; Lucy Henshaw, sec.; Roseann O'Brien, Vice-Pres.; Linda Wiley, Pres., Johnette Guilfoyle, treas.; Nancy Curtis, hist.; and Debra Dipley, chaplain. Barbara Garringer, Theresa DeLong, Kay Matthews, Janine Pennington, Barbara Miller, Debra Dipley, Mary Brown, Terry McReynolds, Mary Atkinson, Glenda Luker, Teresa Ott, Ginger Brown, Patti Parrish, Linda Eaton, Erma Brown, Barbara Rivers, and Linda Lane. Decorating the showcase in the Chieftain way is a project of the Pep Club. To open football season, the annual bonfire is held to burn George. This year, a chieftain was chosen to build up the enthusiasm of the students. The girl chosen this year was Beki Calvert. A pair of cheerleader's mascots were also added to the squad. These girls are Lori Nave and Jennifer Kin-yon. Chieftain Beki Calvert with mascots Lori Nave and Jennifer Kinyon watch the exciting homecoming football game. Serving customers at wrestling and basketball games are club members ftita Vanatta, Lynne Luker, and Theresa DeLong. 33 Cheerleaders Give Vital Boost to School Spirit Six girls are elected late in the spring to serve as SHS cheerleaders. Sylvia Myles was elected as head cheerleader for 1966. While attending Thunderhawk Cheerleading camp routines, cheers, chants, skits, and tumbling were taught. During the school year practice sessions are held daily to improve performance of the cheerleaders. Following the team on out-of-town trips, planning pep rallies, and leading cheers at home games keep the girls busy generating enthusiasm. 34 Lettermen's Club Promotes Qchool Spirit Crowning their Mid-Winter Sports Queen, cleaning the parking lot, checking coats at the Chamber of Commerce dinner, running the concession stand at sixth grade games are just a few of the Letter-men's activities. Being one of the larger clubs in school, under leadership of sponsors Coach Dan Moore, Coach Reiderer, and Coach Murray, Lettermen strive to build a better relationship between athletes, students and faculty; and attempt to promote school spirit to the fullest degree. Officers are Vice-President Steve McCormick, President Dan Simpson, Secretary Hal Acree, Treasurer Miles Key, and Sergeant at Arms Mike Miles. James Morgan and Dan Simpson serve cokes at sixth grade game as one of the Lettermen's activities. ROW I: Ron Fields, Sam McReynolds, Larry McClure, Terry Barclay, David Wiley, Mike McClain, Meredith Hankins, Shultz, Mike Miles, Kit Harlow, Hal Acree, Lonnie Sechrest, John Horn, Danny Chapman, Mike Barnes. ROW 4: David David Wadley. ROW 2: Corky Hockett, Dennis Shelton, Larry Arnold, Dan Simpson, Gary Mullins, Lloyd Vann, Roger Schlecht, Joe Tuttle, Brooks Bingman, Orby Hickman, Harvey Horn, Gary McIntosh, Skipper Brooks, Chuck Buland, Allan Grimes, Wally Newport, Dennis Marketic, Mike Treeman, Jones, Dan Edwards, Eddie Bayouth, Bob Berry, Ed Winkler, Miles Key. ROW 3: Steve McCormick, Fred Reed, Richard Mark Hanna, Rusty Ballard. Moore, Tommy Collins, Gary Warnock, James Morgan, Ralph 35 Spanish Club officers this year are Harvey Grimes, sergeant-at-arms; Gary Smith, vice-president; Connie Mose, treasurer; Pam McCrory, president; Diane Atkinson, secretary; and Melita Brooks, devotional leader. Spanish Club Promotes Inter-American Understanding Selling sweatshirts and having car washes this year helped the Spanish Club raise money for its treasury. Part of this was contributed to help pay for the spotlight purchased by the school organizations for the auditorium. At the Spanish Assembly, in addition to the talents presented, a foreign-exchange student from Uruguay spoke to the student body. Ideas of her country and ours were heard from her. This greatly helped in understanding and liking our friends South of the Border. Bob Berry as La Caperucita Roja (Little Red Riding Hood) shrinks from Waldon Wells as El Lobo (The Wolf) in the Spanish assembly. Meeting in the language laboratory, club members listen while the Spanish assembly is discussed and prepared. 36 Theresa Ott, Pep Club member, decorates for Home-coming Dance. Mrs. White speaks to Medical Arts Club members during a regular meeting. Donna Hanna is initiated into the Blazer Club. 37 F.T.A. Promotes Teaching Members put in many hours of hard work to complete the float before Homecoming. Future Teachers of America, one of the largest and most active clubs in school, has had many projects the past year. Among the projects were the annual Christmas party for underprivileged children and participating in the Homecoming festivities by building a float entitled Prospecting for Spirit. Money raising projects were the selling of candy and a car wash at the Safeway parking lot. F.T.A. sponsored Teacher Appreciation Day presenting the teachers with corsages and boutonnieres, giving them a free hour with refreshments while the club members substituted for them. Officers on their way up are: Pres., Cindy Howard; Vice-Pres., Kay Mathews; Sec., Renee Tyler; Treas., Johnette Guilfoyle; Hist., Gayle Woodrell; Pari., Barabara. Garringer; Chap., Sylvia Myles 38 Theresa DeLong substitutes while the teachers enjoy their leisure hour on Teacher Appreciation Day. Members put the finishing touches on a car at the carwash. Rick Smith, who portrayed Santa Claus, passes out gifts to the underprivileged children. Cindy Howard goes all-out as she advertises the carwash. 39 Shown above i$ one of the juries discussing a final verdict. Mr. Wheeler, Mr. Scott, and Mr. Nelson, sponsors of the Driver's Club, check the next court docket. Club Works for Driving Gafety Richard Moore, Prosecutor; Jeanne Giacomo, Vice-President; Ruby Gilbreath, Treasurer; Ronnie Fields, President; and Sharon Wool-ery. Secretary, check plans for the next club meeting. The Driver's Club, working with the co-operation of the local police department and the Highway Patrol, strives continually to uphold its motto, to help promote safety among the. students of S.H.S. and the citizens of Sapulpa. Students who have committed a traffic violation have the chance to choose of being transferred to Driver's Club Court or the City Traffic Court. All cases are tried before a twelve-man jury chosen at random from the club's membership. If the person fails to complete the assigned theme, he is transferred back to City Traffic Court. 40 Local T and I Club Affiliates With National Organization Mary Jane Cotton, club Sweetheart, represented the club on the float In the Christmas parade. Officers are President Bill Rogers, Vice-President Richard White, Secretary Janis Seigle, Reporter Robert Roberts, Sergeant at Arms Freddie Kaiser and Gary Rogers. Our local T and I club affiliated with the Vocational and Industrial Clubs of America this year. They had a paper drive and a fund-raising project, sponsored a float in the Christmas parade, and were elected state Reporter for the school year 1966-67 at the state convention held in April at Okmulgee Tech. Mary Jane Cotton was chosen club sweetheart and represented the local chapter at the state convention. Freddie was chosen outstanding member. Members of the Club are: ROW 1: Bill Rogers, Freddie Kaiser, Robert Roberts, James Watson, Elaine Barringer Peggy Scott, Janis Seigle, Mary Jane Cotton, Diana Ritchie, Lynn Graham, Clyde Brister, Mr. Vest. ROW 2: Danny Frye, Clestin Weins, Jim McDaniels, Bobby Webster, John Demeter, Don Pinkston, Chris Sugar, Don Rogers, Gary Rogers, Billy Cockrell, Jim Anderson. ROW 3: James Calvert, Ronnie Pettit, Glenn Jones, Donald Bilby Robert Weisenbach, Tommy Sinor, Bill Morris, Kenneth Akers, David Hopkins, Ronnie Hunter, Don Hill, and Jim Henderson. ROW 4: Emil Younger, Mike Hulbert, George Long, Paul Buckner, Allan Bruton, Jack Shadowens, Wilburn Ginn, Eddie Lee, Lawrence Crawford, Mike Fields, Dick Dixon, Richard Dickey, Ronald Cooper, David Learnd 41 FIRST ROW: Daniel Bryant, Robert Petitt, Buddy Matney, David Cockran, James Hicks, Gerald King, Jerry Matney. SECOND ROW: Jim Lakey, Charles Luster, Phil Horacek, Sam Warren, Emmett Ward, Roy Frye. THIRD ROW: Eddie Troxell, Danny Thompson, Ricky Davis, Ronald Ritchie, Monty Miller. FOURTH ROW: James Rame, Ronnie Strain, Mike La Fond, Donnie Main, Frank Pendergrass, Dale King, James Williams. F.F.A. Gives New Ideas to Farming Dewey Enlow prepares his prize-winning Southdown lamb for showing at the Creek County Fair. 42 Showing projects at the state and county fairs, taking field trips, repairipg the football stadium, and participating in their annual junior rodeo are a few of the many activities of the Future Farmers of America. F.F.A., as it is commonly called, is restricted to students enrolled in Vocational Agriculture. At the end of the year, F.F.A. boys have gained practical experience in farming techniques. As a climax to the year, club awards are presented at the annual banquet held for F.F.A. members and their parents. Mr. Walkup instructs Johnny Bilby and Ronnie Pettit in the use of the tungsten inert gas welder. FIRST ROW: Dennis Harris, J. E. Williams, Ricky Mantooth, Larry Sawyer, James Tweedy, Randall Williams SECOND ROW: James Watson, Don Wilson, Raymond Bevenue, Roy little, Darrell Hill, Jimmy Cawvey. THIRD ROW: Johnny Bilby, Dearld Herd, Roy Luster, Roy Deal, Tommy Williams, Douglas Hatley, Donnie Estes. FOURTH ROW: Gary Hicks, Jerry Stephens, Dick Dickson, Dewey Enlow, George Hupman, Toney Riley, Wayne lemons. 43 The Devotional Club officers are: Donna Gaasch—Treasurer Peggy Clark—Secretary Carolyn Smithee—Vice-President Jack McGuire—President Devotional Club Inspires Altruism Service is the key word in the Devotional Club. Some of this year's activities are: providing the devotion in the homerooms and giving the invocation at all home football games; having entries in both the Homecoming and Christmas parades; presenting a basket of fruit to the Della E. Lewis Children's Home, and a copy of The Sfory of Christ to each nursing home resident and each patient in the local hospitals at Easter; presenting the Thanksgiving assembly; and leaving a gift to the school. This poster was hung in the main hall by the Devotional Club. :: a: MATT. 7:7 ASK. AND IT SHALL 3E GIVEN you: see::. « nd ye shall r:::r. XNocKri AND IT SKA� _L BE OPENED UNTO YOU. welcome to the DEVOTIONAL CLUB;: Members of the Devotional Club listen while the McGuire brothers. Jack and Jerry, sing at one of their regular meetings. Medical Arts Club Aids City MAKE YOUR FIRST GIFT A GIFT OF LIFE Medical Arts Club members, Larry Rupert and Linda Matzinger, place a reminder of the coming visit of the Blood Bank. The Medical Arts Club members aid the city in many ways. They work at the Blood Bank, the nursing home, and the hospital. They give food to a children's home at Christmas and they put a mirror backstage in the auditorium. The members sold Christmas Kits, candy, and sweat shirts to raise money to pay for the club's activities. This year they will give a scholarship to a deserving student interested in Medical Arts. Members listen attentively to a guest speaker at a meeting. Pictured are the officers: Janice Ballard—President Linda Matzinger—Vice-President Mrs. Blake—Guest Speaker Lillian Finch—Secretary-Treasurer Larry Rupert—Reporter Not pictured are; Jimmy Cline—Devotional leader Gary McIntosh—Parliamentarian 45 Key Clubbers Today—Leaders Tomorrow Jeane White, an all outstanding girl, was chosen Key Club Sweetheart by the boys. Key Club offers its members training and leadership needed to become qualified leaders. With the help of Mr. Sip-py, club sponsor, they prepare themselves to become useful citizens. To carry out its objective the club has completed several projects, such as sponsoring the Heart Hop and selling Kiwanis Pancake Feed tickets. Some of the money raising projects were the selling of light bulbs and Christmas fruitcakes. Part of this money was used for their trip to the annual Key Club Convention in Dallas. Secretary Bob Berry discusses the minutes with President Senior members SEATED are: Ron Fields and Bobby Moses. STANDING are: Bobby Moses, Treasurer Eddie Bayouth, and Vice-President Gary Smith, Dan Simpson. Bob Berry, Greg Robertson, Dennis Shelton, and Alan Jones. Gary Mullins. 46 Dan Simpson and Gary McIntosh prepare to put up decorations for the dance. Gary McIntosh, Bill Morrow, Chuck Buland, and Louis Stuat are the sophomore representatives. Junior members are: Johnny Pogue, Eddie Humphrey, Steve McCormick, Brooks Bingman, and Eddie Bayouth. The Key Club raised money for the Heart Fund by sponsoring the Heart Hop. FBLA Stimulates Leadership Members here are attending semi-monthly meetings. As a money-making project, the FBLA sold Homecoming corsages. Day Club Officers: Mrs. Mullen, Sponsor; Norma Smith, Pres.; Nancy Connor, Sec.; Patsy Lytle, Hist.; Donna Rupert, Treas.; and Jack McGuire, V.P. Controlled, beneficial leadership is the goal of the Future Business Leaders of America. Striving toward this goal, the club has set high standards for its members. For the first time in the national history of FBLA, the club has been divided into day and night clubs, with officers for each section. For a money-making project, the club sold Homecoming corsages. Sponsors are Mrs. Houghton and Mrs. Mullen. - UTURE USINESS EADERS MERICA Night Club Officers: Patti Hayes, Hist.; Jacci Clark, Sec.; Nancy Thompson, V.P.; and Gary Warnock, Pres. Mrs. Mullen and Mrs. Houghton, Sponsors, talk with Bob Brown, guest speaker, about FBLA state convention. 48 Library Club Inspires Literary Interest Library Club officers inspect a new book. They are: Rita Heage—President, De- lores Lowry Vice-President, Linda Baker— Secretary-Treasurer, and Claudette Moore-Devotional Leader. Library Club members take care of the Library, collect overdue book fines, and help process new books. They have an annual party (this year it was a dinner party) and took a trip to the new Tulsa City-County Library in the Civic Center. Their funds come from membership dues and a bake sale. Mrs. Lindley (club sponsor) and Rita Heage discuss some of the Library's problems. Library Club Members listen and learn at all the meetings. 49 Members are: ROW 1: Linda Kightlinger, Lillian Finch, Phyllis Fields, Mary Atkinson. ROW 2: Penny Walters, Jacci Cl rk, Carol Griess, Glenda Luker. ROW 3: Carol James, Sabra Bennett, Donna Hanna, Kitty Cantrell. President Diane Atkinson directs one of the meetings. Offering girls the opportunity to be of service to the school and community program is the foundation of the Blazer Club. Blazers provides an outlet for self-expression through service, leadership and personal achievement. Projects undertaken by the Blazer Club this year include: initiation party for new members, an assembly, Autumn Glow Ball, sponsoring family at Christmas through Salvation Army, and contributing to the buying of the Carbon-arc spotlight. Officers SEATED are: Rita Vanatta Treasurer, Sharon Woolery Recording Secretary, Debbie Skaggs Vice-President, Diane Atkinson President; STANDING are: Debbie Cockrum Chaplain, Mary McAllister Parliamentarian, Linda Lee Historian, Carol Logan Corresponding Secretary. 50 Blazers Instill Individuality Members are: ROW 1: Deidre Barkley, Patty Rawdon, Anna Griess, Carol Stephens. ROW 2: Rita Vanatta, Barbara Burizio, Rosetta Learned, Faith Hood. ROW 3: Patti Hayes, Barbara Primo, Sherry Baxter, Pat Bradley. Blazer Flame Ron Fields is congratulated by President Diane Atkinson. Newly initiated Blazers help keep Cornwell's clean. 51 Club officers chat before one of their busy meetings. Audio Visual One of the club sponsors, Mr. Adams, explains some of the problems in running the projector. 52 Typical Audio-Visual club meeting Camera Club Helps Yearbook 53 Members attend the State Rally held in Oklahoma City The Future Homemakers of America believe in the individual and offer opportunity for personal development in many directions. It broadens interest in such things as family unity and community service through club projects. This year the F.H.A. has held a Christmas party and attended both the state and sub-district rallies, where the Sapulpa delegation installed the new officers. To raise money for these trips, members have sponsored two pie sales for the teachers. Future Homemakers of America Learn By Doing Preparing the lectern for a speaker are Chesley Campbell, Tommy Causey, and R. I. Bullock. Dale Younger, Jed Powell, and Charles Hollingsworth set up the risers. Under the direction of Mrs. Anita Dugger and Mrs. William Shaw, the stage crew puts in many hours of hard work. The stage crew is different this year in that two girls were admitted for the first time. Stage Manager Jack Cloud heads the crew in its tough job of keeping the stage ready for assemblies, plays, und other productions. Stage Manager Jack Cloud and Don Pinkston spray paint some scenery for a play. Stage Crew Requires Work and Dedication John Young and Robert Suggs dim the lights during the Senior play. 55 Adjusting the sound equipment are Susan Cook and Linda Eddelman. Children move forward for a closer view as Kendall Gifford performs at the Thespians Magic Show. Sapulpa High School's newest and fastest growing club is Troop 743 of the National Thespian Society. It is a society of actors and actresses established for the advancement of dramatic arts in secondary schools. Aims of the society are to establish and advance standards of excellence in all phases of dramatic arts and to create active and intelligent interest in dramatic arts among boys and girls in high schools. Thespian troop 743 took an active part in both Senior and Junior plays, sponsored a magic show for elementary school children, and attended state Thespian convention. Thespians Grow Officers for the Thespians are Pam McCrory, secretary; Mary McAllister, treasurer; Connie Mose, president; Richard Rodgers, Vice president; Logan Gantz, parliamentarian. 56 First semester officers are Bob Berry, vice-chairman; Pam McCrory, chairman; and Connie Mose, secretary-treasurer. Presidents and vice-presidents of all school organizations meet monthly to discuss mutual problems. Coordination of club projects so that they don't interfere consumes most of the time in the meetings. The council serves as a center this year to purchase a travel spotlight for the auditorium. Contributions from school organizations raised funds for the project. Second semester officers are Dan Simpson, vice-chairman; Richard Rodgers, chairman; and Connie Mose, secretary-treasurer. Infra-School Council Coordinates Club Activities Members of the Intra-School Council consider a motion in one of the monthly meetings. In February, the Student Council sponsored the Presidents' Banquet for Intra-School Council members. 57 Classes ACREE, HAL—Band, VP; Letterman's Club; Intra-School Council; Baseball; Student Council; Driver's Club. ADAMS, BARBARA—Medical Arts Club; FTA; Pep Club; Blazer's Club; Glee Club. AKERS, KENNETH—FBLA; T I Club; Camera Club; Audio-Visual Club. 8eniors Begin Last Year at 8H8 ALLRED, SANDRA—Sextet; Choir. ANDERSON, JIM ANDERSON, LINDA—Girls' Glee Club; Choir; Devotional Club; FTA; Office Assistant. ARNOLD, DAVID—Letterman's Club; Driver's Club; Basketball. ARNOLD, LYNDA ATKINSON, D I A N E-Blazer's Club, Pres.; Intra-School Council; Latin Club; Spanish Club, Sec.; Youth Board; Band. AUSMUS, DANNY—Leterman's Club; Driver's Club; FTA; Football; Baseball. BALLARD, JANICE-Medical Arts Club, Pres.; Intra-School Council; FBLA; 4-H. BARCLAY, RALPH-Letterman's Club; FTA; Driver's Club. 61 BARNES, MIKE—Baseball; Letterman's Club; FTA; Driver's Club. BARRINGER, E L A I N E—FTA; Spanish Club; T I; Medical Arts Club. BAXTER, CINDY-Pep Club; Alternate Cheerleader; FTA; Glee Club; FBLA; Blazer's Club; Library Club. BEAN, SANDRA-FBLA; Runner-Up for Jr. Attendant to Homecoming Queen. Starting the year in a royal manner. Homecoming Queen Linda Lee reigned over Homecoming festivities with her attendants, Carol Stephens, Connie Davis, Janie Shipman, Jeanne Giacomo, Debbie Skaggs, Jacci Clark, Jan Stuart, Jeane White, and Pam McCrory. BELK, TONY-T I; Driver's Club. BENSON, JERRY—Baseball. BERRY, BOB—Boys' State Delegate; Youth Board, V.P.; Key Club, Sec.; Letterman's Club; Latin Club, V.P.; DAR History Award. BIRMINGHAM, CATHERINE-Pep Club. BLAKE, BEVERLY—Choir, Treas.; Miss Merry Christmas Candidate; Outstanding Sr. Girl; Jr. Miss Candidate,- Pep Club, Alt. Sec.; FTA; Honor Roll. BOAZ, GEORGENE 62 BROOKS, MEHTA—Band; Choir; Blazer's Club; Spanish Club, Chap.; FTA; Office Assistant. BROOM, MARJORIE—Blazer's Club; Pep Club; Spanish Club; Glee Club. BROWN, PINKIE LEE-FFA. BRUTON, ALLAN-T I Club. BUCHANAN, SANDRA BUCKNER, PAUL-T I Club; Trade Auto Mechanics. Seniors Start Year With Homecoming Royalty CAHWEE, GWEN—Blazer's Club; Pep Club. CALVERT, BEKI—Chieftain Mascot; FTA; Thespians; Spanish Club;Pep Club. CALVERT, JAMES-T I Club; DO. CAMPBELL, BEKI—FTA; Library Club. CAMPBELL, LAWANNA—FTA; Driver's Club. CARTER, PAULA FAYE-Choir; FBLA; Devotional Club; FTA; Student Council; Honor Roll. 63 CARVER, STEVE-Detroit Club; Safe Drivers' Club; Camera Club. CHEEK, PHYLLIS CLARK, JACCI—Cheerleader; FT A; Blazer's Club; Yearbook Staff; Miss Merry Christmas, 1966; Second Runner-Up for Homecoming Queen. 9eniors Display Creative Talent at Homecoming CLARK, MIKE-Driver's Club; FT A; Audio-Visual Club; Stagecraft; Camera Club. CLARK, PEGGY- CLAY, JOHN—FTA; Driver's Club; CLOUD, JACK—Stage Crew; Stage Mgr. Jr. Sr. Plays; HMS Pinafore; Latin Club; Choir. COCKRELL, BILLY WAYNE-T I. COCKRUM, DEBBIE—Miss FBLA; Blazer's Club, Chap.; Driver's Club; Yearbook Staff; Thespians; Homecoming Committee; Sr. Float Committee. COLLINS, JIM—Devotional Club; Choir; Band. COLLINS, TOMMY-Key Club; Letter-man's Club; Driver's Club; Youth Board; FTA. CONNER ,NANCY—FBLA, Sec.; Choir, Hist.; FTA; Devotional Club; Madrigal Group; Honor Roll. 64 Senior float Heap Big Spirit proudly moves down Dewey Street in the Homecoming Parade. COOPER, BEATRICE COPLEY, MITCHELL COTTON, BILL COWEN, JUDY-FTA; Medical Arts Club; FBLA. CRAWFORD, LAWRENCE-T I Club; Audio-Visual Club; Camera Club. CREEK, LARRY—Football; Audio-Visual Club; FTA. CROSS, CAROLYN-Choir; Madrigal Group; FBLA; FTA; Pep Club. CURTIS, NANCY-Miss Congeniality; Choir; Glee Club; Pep Club; Blazer's Club; Jr. Prom Committee. DANIELS, JACKIE 65 Senior Homeroom Excels in Christmas Door Decorations Contest DAVIS, CONNIE— FFA Sweetheart; First Runner-Up for Homecoming Queen; FTA; Driver's Club; Jr. Miss Candidate. DAVIS, DIANA—Band; Latin Club; Medical Arts Club, Treas; Spanish Club; Blazer's Club; Sr. Homecoming Committee. DAVIS, PATRICIA ANN—FHA; Student Council; Blazer's Club; Office Assistant. DEGRAFFENREED, JO LEA-First Runner-Up for Jr. Miss; Sr. Announcement Committee; Glee Club; Driver's Club; FTA; Blazer's Club. DICKEY, RICHARD DIXON, BARBARA DIXON, DICK—FFA, Reporter; Chapter Farmer; T I; Sapulpa Round-Up Club. ECHOLS, SAM—Letterman's Club; Football; Basketball; Baseball; Driver's Club; Jr. Play Crew. EDWARDS, BOBBIE ELDREDGE, GLENDA—Honor Roll, Medical Arts Club. 66 Mrs. Houghton, one of the Senior Sponsors, proudly displays her Senior homeroom's first prize door in the Christmas Door Decorations Contest. ERNST, TOMMY-Band; Choir; FTA; Ail-State Chorus; Boys' Quartet; Swing Band. ERVIN, TEMPIE ESTES, DON-FFA, Chaplain. FIELDS, RONNY—Football; Driver's Club; Key Club, Sgt.-at-Arms; Intra-School Council; Letterman's Club; Blazer's Flame. FISHER, DORIS—Choir; Glee Club; Devotional Club; Blazer's Club; Miss Merry Christmas Candidate. FOWLER, CARLA—Glee Club; Choir; Librarian; Devotional Club; Blazer's Club; Miss Merry Christmas Candidate. FOWLER, LINDA—Blazer's Club; Jr. Miss Candidate; FTA; Art Awards; Autumn Ball Committee. FREEMAN, CAROLE-Medical Arts Club. GAASCH, DONA—Devotional Club; FTA; Glee Club; Choir; Student Council. GANTZ, LOGAN— Jr. Class President; Band, Drum Major, Pres.; Choir, Pres; FTA, Parliamentarian; Student Council. GIACOMO, JEANNE-Intra-School Council; Driver's Club; Youth Board, Corres. Sec.; FTA; Blazer's Club; Pep Club; Sr. Attend, to Homecoming Queen. GIBSON, MARY 67 GILBERT, DIANA—Driver's Club; FTA. GILBREATH, RUBY-Yearbook Staff; FBLA, Parliamentarian, State Spelling Champion; Latin Club; Driver's Club, Treas.; Honor Roll; B PW Outstanding Girl. GILNER, JAMES GRAHAM, LYNN-T I; FTA; Audio-Visual Club; FFA. GRANT, JEANETTA—Glee Club. GRIGGS, JUDY CAROLE-Pep Club; Glee Club, VP.; Blazer's Club, Treas.; Spanish Club; Intra-School Council; Miss Merry Christmas Candidate. Seniors Receive Civil Defense Training Course GRIMES, HARVEY D.-Youth Board; Spanish Club; Honor Roll; Track; Football; Band; Boys' State Delegate,- Let-terman's Club. GROOVER, LINDA-Medical Arts. HACKNEY, MARTHA KAYE-Medical Arts Club. HAEGE, RITA—Outstanding Librarian; Library Club, Pres.; FTA; Blazer's Club; Jr. Play Stage Crew; Intra-School Council. HARGROVE, ELAINE—Blazer's Club; Driver's Club; Glee Club. HARLOW, KIT—Football; Baseball; Spanish Club; All-State Band; Letterman's Club; Stage Band. 68 HARLOW, RUSS—Wrestling; Letterman's Club; Spanish Club; Driver's Club. HARRIS, BARBARA- HARRISON, JANYS—Blazer's Club; Devotional Club; Jr. Play Crew; Library Club. HATTEN, NORMA JEAN-Choir; Glee Club; FHA. HAYES, PATTI—DAR Award; Soph, Jr., Sr. Class Sec.; Blazer's Club; Youth Board; Sr. Announcement Committee. HEATH, JANET—FBLA. Sam Echols and Debbie Cockrum examine the materials and the survival crackers used in the Civil Defense Training Course. In one of the sessions, samples of survival ration crackers were given to the Seniors. HENDERSON, JIM—FTA; T I; Driver's Club; T I Planning Committee. HENSHAW, LUCY-Pep Club, Sec., Treas. Jr. Class Treas.; Blazer's Club; FTA; Yearbook Staff. HENSON, BARBARA—Devotional Club. 69 Senior Yearbook Royally Candidates Get Ready for Ticket Sales HERD, DERALD-FFA; T I. HERZER, PAULETTE HEWITT, ANITA-Medical Arts; FHA. HICKMAN, ORBY—Mechanical Drawing; Lefterman's Club; Wrestling,- FTA. HILL, DON—FTA; T I Planning Committee. HOCKETT, CORKY-Letterman's Club; Driver's Club; Baseball; FTA. HODGES, JOHN-Latin Club, Pres.; Student Council, VP, Pres.; Boys' State Delegate; NMSC Finalist; Student of the Month; Honor Roll; Yearbook Staff; FBLA. HOLT, JAN—Medical Arts, Chap., Sec., Treas.; FTA. . Blazer's Club; Driver's Club. HOOVER, KARRON- HORN, JOHN—Student Council; Letter-man's Club; Boys' State Delegate; Honor Roll; Latin Club. 70 JOHNSON, SHARON—FBLA; Registrar for Our Town. JONES, ELMO GLENN-T I. JONES, GERALD-FFA T I Planning Committee. HYSLOP, JOYCE-Pep Club; Blazer's Club; Glee Club; Latin Club; Choir; Sr. Announcement Committee. JESSEE, CHARLES JOHNSON, BARBARA Yearbook King and Queen candidates pause for a picture during the ticket sales. The candidates are Mike Clark and Cindy Howard, David Arnold, and Linda Wiley, Rick Smith and Jeanne Giacomo, Harvey Grimes and Diana Davis, Bobby Moses and Cindy Baxter, Randy Lane and Connie Davis, Kit Harlow and Sylvia Myles. HOUSER, KERRY—FT A; T I; Driver's Club. HOWARD, CINDY-Pep Club; Cheerleader; FTA, Pres.; Intra-School Council; Student Council; Youth Board. HUDSON, SARA—Blazer's Club; Driver's Club; FBLA; Jr. Prom Committee; Pep Club; Devotional Club. HUGHES, CANDACE-Driver's Club; Band; Blazer's Club; Jr. Play; Homecoming Committee; Usher for Graduation. HULNIK, FRANK—FTA; Letterman's Club; Driver's Club; Honor Roll; Tennis; Sr. Float Committee. HUNT, DONNA JO—FBLA; Choir; Sextet; Candidate for Miss Merry Christmas; Driver's Club; Glee Club. JONES, LINDA—Medical Arts Club; Pep Club; FTA; Blazer's Club; Glee Club. JONES, ROGER RAV-FFA; Poultry Award. KAISER, FREDDIE—T I, Sgt.-at-Arms. Senior Class Numbering 280 is KEY, MILES—Boys' State Delegate; Let-terman's Club; Football Manager; Basketball Manager; Golf; Spanish Club. KNIGHT, JOY KAY-FBLA; 4-H; Medical Arts Club. KNIGHT, MIKE-Driver's Club. KOGER, ELDRIDGE-Driver's Club; Athletics; Band. LAIR, RUTH—FHA; Glee Club; FBLA. LANE, RANDY—Tri-Sport Letterman; Driver's Club; Second in Actuarian Test; Honor Roll. LEARNED, DAVID-T I Club; FTA. LEE, EDDIE—T I Club; FTA. LEE, LINDA—Student Council; Homecoming Queen; Jr. Homecoming Attend.; Glee Club, Pres.; Pep Club, Chaplain; Blazer's Club, Hist. 72 LISTER, DONNA—FTA; FBLA; Medical Arts Club. LOGAN, CAROLE—Blazer's Club; Spanish Club; Honor Roll; Jr. Prom Committee. LONG, GEORGE—Audio-Visual Club; Camera Club; FTA; T l; One of Largest in History LOWE, LINDA—FHA; T l; T l Sweetheart Attendant LOWE, ROBERT—FTA; Driver's Club. LUSTER, ROY-FFA; T l LYTLE, PATSY-Medical Arts Club; FHA, Par.; FBLA, Hist.; Blazer's Club. MCALLISTER, MARY—Glee club; Choir; Pep Club; Blazer's Club; Blazer of the year; Driver's Club; Thespians, Treas. McCLAIN, MITCHEAL—Wrestling; Let-terman's Club; Driver's Club. 73 McCORD, HELEN McCRORY, PAM—S tudent Council, Hist.; Spanish Club, Pres.,- Blazer's Club; Band; Jr. Miss; Intra-School Council-Youth Board. McGuire, jack mckenzie, eddie-t i club MARSHALL, GAY MARSHALL, HERBERT John Horn and Ronnie Fields look at the new books in the library when they are on display at the beginning of the school year. MARSHALL, LIZ ANN—FTA; Devotional Club; Medical Arts Club. MASSEY, TOMMY—Football; Baseball; Driver's Club; FTA; Track; Sr. Announcement Comm. MATZINGER, LINDA-Medical Arts Club, VP; Outstanding Member of Medical Arts; FHA, Sec.,- Band; Thespians; Intra-School Council. MAUCH, KAREN—Blazer's Club; FTA; Choir; Band. 74 METCALF, DONNA METCALF, PEGGY MILES, MIKE-Student of the Month; Driver's Club; Letterman's Club; Wrestling; First in Regional Tournament; Second in State Tournament. MILLER, CONNIE—Devotional Club; FTA; Blazer's Club. 9eniors Review New Books in Library MILLER, JIM—Audio-Visual Club; FTA; Intra-School Council; Librarian. MILLER, LINDA MILLER, PHYLLIS MITCHELL, GLORIA—Choir; All-State Chorus; Sextet; FTA; Devotional Club; Glee Club. MOORE, RICHARD—Football; Letter-man's Club; Key Club; Driver's Club, Prosecutor. MOORE, RONNIE-Driver's Club; Student Council. 75 MORGAN, JAN MORRIS, BILL—T I Club. MOSE, CONNIE—Intra-School Council; Youth Board; Band Queen Sec.; Thespians, Pres.,- Girls' State Delegate; Spanish Club, Treas.; Honor Roll. MOSES, BOBBY-Key Club, Pres.; FTA; Youth Board; Jr. Play; Driver's Club; Intra-School Council. MOSS, DIANNE—FBLA, Chap.; Library Staff; Devotional Club. MULLINS, GARY—Football; Key Club; Letterman's Club; FTA. MYLES, SYLVIA-Pep Club; Head Cheerleader, Sec.; FTA, Chap.; Blazer's Club. NABOZNY, JANE-Band; Choir; Glee Club; Blazer's Club; Driver's Club. NAPIER, SARA—Honor Roll; DAR History Award. Seniors Prepare for College NASH, CHARLSETTA NORTHEY, DANNY—FTA; Driver's Club; Baseball; Honor Roll. O'BRIEN, ROSEANN-Pep Club, VP; Outstanding Pep Club Member; FTA; Youth Board; Intra-School Council; Office Assistant. 76 OWEN, MIKE-Spanish Club; FTA; Band; The Drifters. PAGE, CURTIS—T I Club; FTA; FFA. PALMER, RONALD—Sr. Announcement Comm.; T I Club. PATTON, WALTER-Camera Club; Audio-Visual; Driver's Club. PENNINGTON, GEORGE LEE-Jr. Play Bus. Mgr.; Thespians, Pres.; FTA; Activities Chairman; Choir; Driver's Club. PETTIT, RONNIE-FFA; T I Club. Nancy Curtis and Harvey Grimes think about college plans and the activities of College and Career Night at the high school. 77 PICKERING, JANIE PICKERING, JOHNNY-T I Club. PORTER, ROBERTA—FBLA. POWELL, JOHN E.—Choir; Madrigal Group; Stagecraft; Audio-Visual Club; HMS Pinafore. PROCTOR, FRANK-Choir; Spanish Club. PROWS, PAT—Choir; Devotional Club; Blazer's Club; Pep Club. PRUITT, MARSHALL-Driver's Club. RAGLAND, SHIRLEY-Medical Arts Club; FTA; Jr. Miss Candidate; Pep Club; Choir. REDDING, JAMES—Audio-Visual Club; Camera Club. Frank Proctor demonstrates his ability at a honky-tonk piano in the Choir Assembly. REED, FRED RITCHIE, DIANA LYNN- T I Club. RILEY, DAVID—All-State Band; Band; FTA; Driver's Club; Student Council; Youth Board. RILEY, TONEY-Track; FFA. ROBERTS, ROBERT-T I Club. ROBERTSON, GREGG-Key Club; FTA; Honor Roll; Sr. Play; Golf Team. Seniors Enjoy The Arts'’ 78 ROBINSON, TOMMY-T I Club; Audio-Visual Club. RODGERS, RICHARD—Baseball; Band; Thespians, VP; FTA; Spanish Club; Sr. Class President. ROGERS, BILL-T I Club, Pres.; FTA; FFA; T I Escort. ROGERS, DON-Driver's Club; T I Club. Proud of her latest masterpiece is Beckl Calvert. Everybody's favorite band is the Drifters composed of Seniors Mike Owen, Logan Gantz, David Riley, and Gary Smith. ROGERS, GARY—Honor Roll; T I Club, Sgt.-At-Arms. RUPERT, DONNA—FBLA, Treas.; FHA; Medical Arts Club; Office Assistant; Outstanding Sr. Girl. RUSH, KAREN SUE—FTA; FBLA; Co-Editor of Yearbook; Spanish Club; Intra-School Council; Jr. Play Crew; State Spelling Champion for FBLA. RUSHING, ROSE 79 SAPULPA, FRED-T I Club. SAYLORS, PATSY-Medical Arts. SCHWICKERATH, MARY-T I Club. SCOTT, JEARLDEAN SCOTT, PEGGY—Blazer's Club; Medical Arts Club; FTA; Student Council; Driver's Club; T I Club. SEABOLT, BRENDA—Blazer's Club; Girls' Glee Club; Miss Merry Christmas Candidate; Madrigal Group; Librarian; Library Club. SEIGLE, JANIS-T I Club; FTA; Spanish Club. SHAW, CAROLYN—FBLA; Medical Arts Club; Glee Club. SHELTON, DENNIS-Student Council; Football; Baseball; Football Co-Capt.; Letterman's Club; Key Club. Qenior Play Take Me to Your President SHIPMAN, JANIE—Band, Twirler; Glee Club; Sr. Homecoming Comm.; FTA. SIMMONS, BENNIE—Blazer's Club; Medical Arts Club. SIMPSON, DAN—Letterman's Club, Pres., VP; Basketball; Driver's Club; Key Club; Intra-School Council. 80 is Best Ever Presented SINOR, TOMMY SKAGGS, DEBBIE—Blazer's Club; Sr. Attend. to Homecoming Queen; Intra-School Council; Choir; Spanish Club. SLATON, VICTOR-Driver's Club; FTA. SMITH, GARY-Key Club; Youth Board; Band; Spanish Club, VP; Intra-School Council; FTA. SMITH, KAY SMITH, MICHIEAL—Choir, VP; Camera Club; Yearbook Photographer; Devotional Club; Madrigal Group. Sam Bighat (Sam Echols) ''guards the rocket ship from Mars as Mr. Thorton (Waldon Wells) approaches for an inspection. Senior Play cast members Danny Aus-mus, Sylvia Myles, Janice Winterbower, Richard Rodgers, Dennis Shelton, and Gary Mullins pause for refreshment in the Dart-and-Pint Club of Mars, England. 81 SMITH, NORMA—FBLA, Pres.; Medical Arts; FHA; Sr. Announcement Committee; Office Assist.- SMITH, RICHARD—FTA; Driver's Club; Sr. Class VP; Intra-School Council; Sr. Float Committee; Safety Council. SMITH, RICK—FTA; Driver's Club; Yearbook King. SMITHEE, CAROLYN-Choir, Sec.; Devotional Club; Madrigal Group,- Glee Club; Latin Club; Honor Roll. SMITHEE, MARY ALICE SNIDER, CHARLES-Spanish Club; FTA; Driver's Club; Audio-Visual Club; Band; Band Manager. PSSC Physics is a new course this year at SHS. In this new physics course Richard Moore, Randy Lane, Gary Mullins, Ronnie Fields, and John Horn study waves in a ripple tank. Another new course at SHS this year is English Composition. SNIDER, MARTHA—Band; Honor Roll; Tulsa Youth Symphony; Blazer's Club. SOLIDAY, JOHN—Choir, Accompanist; Thespians; FTA; Devotional Club. SPENCER, VICKI—FTA; Medical Arts Club. 82 STANLEY, KAREN-Pep Club; FLBA; Medical Arts; Choir; Librarian. STARKEY, YVONNE STECK, JACKIE—Devotional Club; FHA; FBLA. STUART, JAN ELIZABETH—Pep Tlub, VP; Cheerleader; FTA; Intra-School Council; Youth Board; Homecoming Attend. SUGGS, ROBERT—Thespians; FTA; Driver's Club; Honor Roll; Jr. Sr. Play Casts; Stagecraft TAYLOR, RYND—Medical Arts; Pep Club; FTA; FBLA; Glee Club; Choir. THOMAS, CAROLYN—FHA; Blazer's Club; Driver's Club. THOMPSON ,ANN—FBLA; Medical Arts. THOMPSON, NANCY-Pep Club; Blazer's Club; Blazer of the Month; FBLA, VP; FTA; Intra-School Council. Seniors Enjoy Added Courses at SHS THOMPSON, TED-Driver's Club. TREEMAN, CHRIS-Band; FTA; Driver's Club. TUCKER, TIAAMY—FTA; Driver's Club; Letterman's Club; Baseball. 83 TURNER, FAUN—Pep Club; Devotional Club; Librarian. TUTTLE, JOE—Letterman's Club; FTA; Baseball; Driver's Club. TWEEDY, ROY TYLER, RICKY—Camera Club; Audio-Visual Club; Letterman's Club; FTA; Band. VANN, LLOYD—Football; Track; Driver's Club; Letterman's Club; Basketball. VAUGHN, BRENDA—B PW Outstanding Jr. Girl; Co-Editor of Yearbook; FTA; Assist. Bus. Mgr. of Yearbook; Honor Roll; Intra-School Council; Pep Club, Sec. WALKER, PRISCILLA-Medical Arts Club; FTA. WALTERS, JIMMY JO-Honor Roll; Medical Arts; State Honor Society; Library Club; Band; French Club. WARD, PATRICIA—FTA; Spanish Club; Honor Roll; Driver's Club; FHA; Medical Arts Club. Cheerleaders Jan Stuart, Sylvia Myles, Cindy Howard, and Jacci Clark show that a car works only when VICTORY (David Arnold) is the passenger. WARNOCK, GARY—FBLA, Pres.; Mr. FBLA; Letterman's Club; Band; Choir; Intra-School Council; Devotional Club. WARRIOR, ANITA WATSON, JAMES-FFA; T I Club. 84 WATSON, ROSEMARY LYNN—Medical Arts Club. WEBSTER, BOBBY-Trade Auto Mechanics. WEINS, ROSE WEISENBACH, ROBERT WELLS, WALDON-Honor Roll; Latin Club; Spanish Club; ASF; SSTP. WESTBROOK, GARY Band Seniors Show Spirit in Pep Assembly WHEELER, RONNIE-T I Club. WHITE, CAROLYN—Twirler; Band; FTA; Blazer's Club; Driver's Club; Blazer of the Month; FBLA. WHITE, GLENDA-Medical Arts Club; FHA; FBLA; Blazer's Club. 85 WHITE, JAMES A.-T I Club; National T I Charter Member. WHITE, JAMES P.-Band; FT A; Driver's Club. WHITE, JEANE—Cheerleader; Student Council, Treas.; Youth Board, Sec.; Soph. Jr. Attend, to Midwinter Sports Queen. Seniors Get Diplomas, WHITE, RICHARD—T I Club, VP. WILDCAT, PATSY WILEY, DAVID— Letterman's Club; Football; Wrestling. WILEY, LINDA—Pep Club, Pres.; FTA; Student of the Month; Intra-School Council; Sr. Class Treas.; Jr. Miss Candidate. WILLIAMS, BONNIE-Spanish Club. WILLIAMS, DAVID-T I Club; Driver's Club. 86 WILLIAMS, RANDALL WILLIAMS, VICKI—Medical Arts Club; Driver's Club; FTA; Pep Club; Devotional Club. WILLINGHAM, VICKIE-FTA; Medical Arts Club. Leave Empty SH8 WINKLER, ED—Letterman's Club; Golf; Sr. Announcement Comm.; Latin Club. WINTERBOWER, JANICE-M a d r i g a I Group; Choir; Honor Roll; Devotional Club; B PW Girl of the Month. WOOLERV, SHARON—Girls' State Delegate; Blazer's Club, Sec.; Driver's Club; Medical Arts Club; Thespians. YOUNG, BILL-Driver's Club; FTA; FFA. YOUNG, CHARLES JONES, JERI—Medical Arts Club. MARKETIC, DENNIS 87 Juniors Anticipate '67 Danny Abner Faye Adams Michael Adams Keith Anderson Rusty Ballard Mike Barclay Joetta Barnes Bobbie Jo Barnett Pat Barnett Bobby Baxter Eddie Bayouth Ronald Beveridge Barbara Bilby Johnny Bilby Brooks Bingman Tommy Birdsong Mike Black Kathy Blake Janine Bradley Lynn Bradley Karan Bragg Dale Brake Clyde Brister Peggy Brooks Skipper Brooks Clarence Brown Judy Brown Mazolla Brown Phyllis Bruner Ronnie Buckley Ricky Burgess Caroline Burk Barbara Burzio Janet Bynum Lin Campbell Tommy Causey Jack Carriger Kathy Catlin Sharon Chalk Danny Chapman Juniors Discover Richard Charles Bud Cheek Gary Childress Jean Childress Jack Clark Robert Clark Sharon Clark Linda Cochran Debbie Cook Max Cook 90 Ronald Cooper Roy Cooper Jane Conner Mary Jane Cotton Janita Coulson Saundra Crosslin Steve Crum Geraldine Davis Janie Davis Mona Davis Ronnie Davis Theresa DeLong Dwaine Deramus Johnny Demeter Kay Donaldson Jon Draeger Ruth Durant Danny Edwards Roberta Engles Dewey Enlow Max Cook combats ice, snow, and a flat tire. 91 Juniors Display Talent Linda Eubanks Ricky Fitzpatrick Sue Fletcher Danny Frye Susan Galipeau Wanda Galloway Virginia Garrett Barbara Garringer Roy Gibson Linda Gilbert Wenoka Gilliam Jerry Gilner Wilburn Ginn Tojnmy Gowdy Pat Gregory Skipper Brooks portrays Paul Bunyan. 92 Clarence Hall Tommy Hall Marvin Hamilton Meridith Hankins Mark Hanna Jim Hardy 'e iiiii I • Professor Willard, Jesse Barnes, lectures during the Junior play. Dennis Harris LaDonna Harris Doug Hatley Viola Heath Jill Henry Gary Hicks Darrell Hill Joetta Hill Larry Hinderer Dwane Hollier Judy Holt Ormonda Hood David Hopkins Janet Hopkins Zenobia Hopkins Harvey Hudgins Janis Hughes Eddie Humphrey Mary Hunter George Hupman 93 Leroy Hyslop Charles Jesse Jeniece John' Argel Johnson Charles Johnson Alan Jones Diana Jones Gene Jones Linda Jones Reba Jones Becky Keeling Johnny Kiefer Linda Kightlinger Eddie Klassen Billy Knight Diana Kopp Betty Lair Kay Lance Linda Lane Carol Laughlin Rosetta Learned Wilma Lee Kay Lindenberg Sally Livermore Janie Lowery John Lowry Carolyn Lucas Lynne Luker Jack Lunn James Lyda 94 Junior float places in Homecoming Parade. Juniors Win Tony Lynch Ricky Mantooth Sharman Merchant Jimmie Maroutsos Susan Martin Bill Masters Kay Mathews Debbie Matzinger Cheryl Maynard Mike McCaig Marie McCarthy Kala McClanahan Steven McCormick Jimmy McDaniels Bruce McHughes Jack McIntosh Linda McMunn Sam McReynolds Terry McReynolds nk f 95 Juniors Work Marilyn Moore Jean Murphy Wally Newport Carl Newton Connie Nichols Danny Patterson Donna Patterson Grace Patterson Sammie Paxton Ricky Pennington Don Pinkston Johnny Pogue Linda Pope Arlita Powers Larry Price Mary Primo and Sharon Warren tie bundles collected during Bundle Week. Mary Ann Primo Kenneth Proctor Linda Pullen Vicky Rackley 96 Randa Raines Dennis Rame Patty Rawdon Pam Rebholz Sue Rivers Regina Roe Terry Russel Larry Sawyer Larry Schlecht Lonnie Sechrest Leonard Rivett Sammy Roach Chris Robertson Eugene Robertson Julia Robinson IMmMAiMiA Stella Scott Buddy Seay Larry Shelton Gary Short Louise Simmons o - V vv I- c mMuif ' Ruth Sisney Cindy Smith Donna Smith Linda Smith Wiley Smith Kenney Smithee Anna Sontag Danny Spohn Ronnie Stalcup Vicki Stanley Mr. Ed Livermore points out places of interest to Kay Donaldson, Brooks Bingman, and Mr. John Cockrum. Terry Steeples Carol Stephens Jerry Stephens Wilma Stephens Liz Stephenson Sue Sumpter Carolyn Tapp Danny Thompson Jack Tilbury Frank Tousley Faye Trail Guy Turner Renee Tyler Wade Upshaw Rita Vanatta 98 Kathy VanHorn Beverly Waldon Pat Walker Dale Walts Sharon Warren Linda Weins Roberta Weisenbach Roy Wesley Stevie Whitley David Wilemon The Junior Miss candidates are from left to right: Julia Robinson, Reba Jones, Rosetta Learned, Debby Wright, Karan Bragg, Sharman Mar-chant, Kay Mathews, Rita Vanatta, and Terry McReynolds. Janis Williams J. E. Williams Kathleen Willingham Beverly Woodard Gayle Woodrell Debby Wright Benard Young Ronnie Young Dale Younger 99 Sophomores Become Part of SHS David Allman Linda Ament Judy Anderson Paul Anderson Donna Andrew Guy Atchley Mary Atkinson Linda Baker Linda Bales Jackie Barclay Diedre Barkley Sherry Baxter Linda Bean Clifford Beard Ronald Beasley Dick Bedingfield Christine Belk Joe Bennett Sabra Bennett Charles Betzler Bill Bewley Billy Bilby Roger Birdsong Shirley Birmingham Craig Blackburn Karen Boaz Charles Bock Roger Boggs Sharon Boren Vonda Boughton Carlene Bowman Pat Bradley Ronnie Bristow Charlotte Brooks Mike Broom Erma Brown Ginger Brown Mary Brown Tommy BrOwn Tony Brown Darrell Bryant Mary Buchanan 101 Qophomores Build a Winning Float Jackie Bunch R. L. Bullock Charlene Buckley Chuck Buland Chesley Campbell Kitty Cantrell Alan Carter Allen Carter Sheila Carter Linda Cazzell Billy Cheek Carolyn Cheek Jean Christian Sue Chronic Jimmy Clark Glen Clemmens Shirley Clemmens Jimmy Cline Sophomores worked to build -a first place float in the Homecoming parade. David Cochran Tom Colbert Susan Cook Charles Cooper Naomi Cooper Ralph Cordray Terry Creek Gary Cross Carmon Crosslin Connie Davis Gerald Davis Willard Davis 102 Danny Deason Debbie Denton Laura DeGraffenreed Gloria Dillingham Debra Dipley Ellen Dobson Rick Douglas Judy Dunbar Carol Easterling Linda Eaton Linda Eddleman Kim Edmonds Donna Ellis Mickey Ernst Phyllis Fields Ray Fillmore Lillian Finch Doug Foote Shirley Freeman Linda Frye Phillip Fulks Sandra Gantz Eddie Gaston Celia Gebhard Sophomore float has Victory Lamp as theme. 103 Phyllis Giacomo Donna Giese Shirley Gilbert Orchea Gilliam Elzy Gower Sandy Graham Elvin Gregory Anna Griess Wayne Grimes Patricia Hager Peggy Hamilton Rhonda Hampton Donna Hanna Wallace Haney Robert Hargrove Kathy Harkins Jimmy Harris Richard Hartman Sophomores Learn to Use Library Facilities Ralph Hayes Viola Heath Chester Henderson Joe Henry Larry Henshaw Judy Hickman Gary Hobbs Jim Hodges Keith Hogan Chico Holleyman Charles Hollingsworth Bobby Hopkins Faith Hood Karen Hoover Roger Horn Roger Horn Dennis Houser Carolyn Horsley 104 Sophomore English students examine high school library facilities. Sandra Howard Mike Huddleston George Hummingbird Sandra Hyslop Barbara Jackson Carol James Rickey James Mary Lou Jamison Barbara Jarvis Leta Johnson Patsy Jones Johnny Jones Paul Kearney Pam Keller Donna King Florence Lake Jimmy Lakey Kathy Lampton 105 Sharon Lankford Betty Lawsbn Jane Ann Lee Judith Lee Gail Leverett Sue Lister Suzanne Logan Delores Lowery Glenda Luker Chuck Luster Phyllis Lytle Carlene Madden Chris Marshall David Marshall Donna Marshall Mike Martin Mary Maulding Barbara Miller Sophomores Win Spirit Stick Joe Miller Margie Miller Melodie Miller Claudette Moore James Morgan James Morrison Bill Morrow June Myers Elizabeth McBride Becky McClain Larry McCoy Rex McFarlin Jerry McGuire Gary McIntosh Gary McIntosh Linda McIntosh Larry McClure Linda Nabozny 106 Sophomore class President Jim Hodges accepts the Spirit Stick in assembly. Dennis Napier Dennis Napier David Naranjo Inell Norman Teresa Ott Debbie Owen Lois Owens Robert Page Sue Parker Anita Parks Pat Parks Patti Parrish Pat Patrick Leonard Peeks Janine Pennington Robert Petitt Monty Philpot George Porter Vickie Posey Julie Powers Barbara Primo Kenny Proctor Robert Prows Linda Raines 107 Qophomores Study Julius Caesar Lynn Rainwater James Rame Virginia Randolph Barbara Rape Elaine Redden Ronnie Reed Mike Rhodes Ronald Richie Barbara Rivers Tom Robertson Judy Robinson Gail Rogers Trela Rogers Terry Rouk Larry Rupert Barbi Rush Gary Russell Stan Rutherford Ronald Rutledge Donald Scott Jeannie Shatwell Janice Sherwood Jo Shreffler Terry Shultz Barbara Sidebottom Elaine Simmons Berry Simpson Jamie Skaggs Donnie Smith Mike Smith 108 Original skits by students highlighted study of Julius Caesar in Sophomore English. Sophomore girls quartet entertained at a dinner honoring Governor Bellmon. Rex Smith Richard Smith Tommy Smith Nicholas Smithee Bob Snapp Susan Snider Pat Sontag Connie Speak Richard Stalcup Kenny Stanley LeRoy Steeley Dickie Steeples Larry Stephens Kim Stover Louis Stuart William Stubblefield Diana Strain David Sutton Janice Tanner Ernie Tapp Carolyn Taylor Judy Teeter Marilyn Thomas Linda Tilley 109 Sophomores Participate in Bundle Week Linda Tillis Marsha Tomberlin Don Tousiey Mike Treeman Eddie Troxell Roy True Ted Tucker Terry Tucker David Turnbull Lucky Turner Sandra Tyer Gloria Underwood Murrae Varner David Wadley Creel Walker Wayne Walkup Donna Wallace Penny Walters Emmett Ward Pam Warrior Bobby Washington Glenda Watkins Janet Watson Linda Weaver Patsy Weisenbach Rose Weisenbach Glenda Whinery Linda Whinery Jim Whisenhunt Linda Whitten John Mark Young Kay Zimmerman Patsy Zuniga Kim Whittenton Linda Whorton Laura Wiley Emma Williams Larry Williams Linda Williams Peggy Williams Donna Wise Phillip Wolfe Claudis Woodberry Teri Wright Bill Young III Sophomores worked hard to gather clothes for needy children during Bundle Week. Personalities 115 Linda Lee Homecoming Queen Miss Congeniality NANCY CURTIS CAROL STEPHENS CAROL JAMES Mr. and Miss Congeniality are chosen during Howdy Week by the student body. They are the students who, in the opinion of both students and faculty, were the most kind, considerate, and thoughtful during this week. Mr. Congeniality LOGAN GANTZ DANNY CHAPMAN DOUG JOSEPH 121 DEBBIE COCKRUM- GARY WARNOCK- Miss FBLA Mr. FBLA JEANE WHITE- LINDA WILEY— Key Club Sweetheart Youth Board Queen 122 Club Sweethearts and Attendants Pam McCrory, Midwinter Sports Queen, and her attendants. Homecoming Queen, Linda Lee, is surrounded by her attendants. Liz Stephenson and Eddie Humphrey attend Midwinter Sports Queen. Yearbook King and Queen candidates Ronnie Moore and Beki Campbell. Miss Merry Christmas Candidates Activities Choir Performs at Oklahoma City 1965-1966 was a hectic, successful sea-for for the Sapulpa High School Chorus. Because of previous outstanding performances, the chorus was invited to sing for the O.E.A. State Teacher's meeting in October. Members showed enthusiasm for this performance by practicing faithfully at night rehearsals. During December they participated in the O.S.U. Music Festival and later in the month performed the Messiah. This spring the chorus presented A Musical Night To Remember with the aid of American Youth Performs. Also the chorus competed in the Tri-State Music Festival at Enid. For the last performance this year, the choir sang for Baccalaureate and Commencement. Looking over this year's accomplishments are officers Logan Gantz, President, Carolyn Smithee, Beverly Blake, Treasurer, Nancy Connor Historian, Linda Lee Reporter. Members are: ROW 1: Terry Tucker, Chris Marshall, Leonard Rivetf, Jacci Clark, Sharmon Merchant, Cindy Smith, Jill Henry, Mary Hunter, Donna Gaasch, Regina Roe, Debbie Cook, Beverly Blake, Mary Kay Lindenburg, Carol Griess, Joyce Hyslop, Carla Fowler, Janice McAllister, Elaine Hargrove, Janie Shipman, Carol Stephens, Linda Winterbower, Michieal Smith, John Soliday, Richard Hartman. ROW 4: Smith, Tony Lynch, Lee Davison. ROW 2: Frank Proctor, Terry Rouk, Kenny Smithee, Jack Cloud, Chesley Campbell, Ron Stalcup, Jed Larry Shelton, Danny Spohn, Judy Griggs, Janie Davis, Debby Wright, Powell, John Keefer, Lynne Luker, Nancy Conner, Sandy Aired, Jan Doris Fisher, Carolyn Tapp, Brenda Seabolt, Carolyn Smithee, Mary Morgan, Jean Murphy, Karen Stanley, Pat Prows, Gloria Mitchell, Smithee, Rynd Taylor, Sharon Clark, Stevie Whitley, Barbara Burzio, Donna Hunt, Nancy Curtis, Carolyn Cross, Karen Mauch, Vicki Rack- Gene Jones, Logan Cantz. ROW 3: Jim Collins, Mike Huddleston, ley, George Pennington, Thommie Ernst, Gary Warnock. Elvin Gregory, Stan Rutherford, Jim Lakey, Linda Lee, Debbie Skaggs, 126 Madrigal members are: ROW 1: Nancy Conner, Beverley Blake, Debbie Cook. ROW 2: Mary Smithee, Carolyn Cross, Janice Winterbower, Carolyn Smithee. ROW 3: Gary Warnock, Michael Smith, Jim Collins, Danny Spohn. President Logan Gantz crowns Jacci Clark as Miss Merry Christmas at the annual Christmas Dance. Accompanists are Lynne Luker, Debbie Wright, Nancy Connor, Carolyn Cross, and Gloria Mitchell. Girl's Sextet is composed of Gloria Mitchell, Donna Hunt, Sandra Aired, Nancy Connor, Jan Morgan, and Debbie Wright. 127 This year's choir was fortunate to have nine members of the finely selected all state chorus. Members are: ROW 1: Debbie Wright, Nancy Connor, Janice Winterbower, Mary Smithee. ROW 2: Jed Powell, Jan Morgan, Gary Warnock, Gloria Mitchell, Tommie Ernst. . . _ . , , New Members of the chorus go through initiation. Dennis Britton explains to Carolyn Cross what he wants the tempo of music to be. Mr. Britton is a member of American Youth Performs which performed with the chorus for their annual Spring Concert. 128 Members are: ROW 1: Donna Giese, June Myers, Kay Zimmerman, Linda Eaton, Celia Gebhard, Debbie Owen, Erma Brown, Melodie Miller, Faye Adams, Mary Atkinson, Marsha Tomberlin, Linda Baker, Donna Ellis, Connie Davis, Barbara Jackson, Anna Griess, Judy Teeter, Peggy Williams, Deidre Barkley, Sue Chronic. ROW 2: Janice Tanner, Jennifer Hall, Gail Rogers, Lois Owen, Linda Frye, Peggy Hamilton, Sabra Bennett, Carol Esterling, Patsy Jones, Rhonda Hampton, Mary Brown, Kitty Cantrell, Linda Weaver, Zenobia Hopkins, Bernadyne Mackey, Sandy Gantz, Sue Lister, Glenda Luker, Karen Boaz, Ruth Durant, Jean Christian. ROW 3: Linda Tilley, Donah Wallace, Leta Johnson, Teri Wright, Carol James, Jane Nabozony, Linda Whinnery, Sandra Hyslop, Debbie Denton, Sheila Carter, Jan Watson, Mary Maulding, Jackie Bunch, Christine Belk, Vicki Posey, Glenda Whinnery, Linda Ament, Terry Ott, Janice Sherwood, Pattie Parrish. Director, Mr. Law, teaches correct mechanics for singing. Officers are: Mary Brown Reporter, Sabra Bennett Treasurer, Phyllis Fields Secretary, Mary Atkinson Vice-President, Linda Eaton President. 129 ROW 1 Kathy Lampton, Linda Whitten, Pam McCrory, Cheryl Maynard, Connie Mose. ROW 2 Sharon Warren, Kay Donaldson, Laura Wiley, Janet Hopkins, Susan Snider, Ricky Burgess, Tom Robertson. ROW 3 Sally Livermore, Jane Nabozny, Debbie Cook, Renee Tyler, Mary Kay Maulding, Diane Atkinson, Melita Brooks, Richard Stalcup, Jeanie Concert Band Gains National Childress, Jill Henry, ROW 4 Diana Davis, Pat Barnett, Debbie Gubas, Linda Matzinger, Saundra Crosslin. ROW 5 Janis Hughes, Kim Whitten-ton, David Riley, Tommy Ernest, Jack Tilbury, Kit Harlow, Marvin Grimes. Hal Acree, Vice President; Connie Mose, Secretary; and Logan Gantz, President admire the new chimes. Because of an outstanding performance in Oklahoma City last December before the American School Band Directors Association, the Sapulpa High School Band was asked to perform at the Music Educators National Conference this year in Kansas City, Missouri. The band left March 20 in chartered buses on the two-day trip. Members of the M.E.N.C. gave the band a standing ovation at the end of its performance, which was the climax of many years of hard work by both Mr. Brite and past high school bands. Previous to the Kansas City trip, the band presented its Annual Mid-Winter Concert. After taking part in the Annual All-City Spring Festival of Bands, the high school band attended the Tri-State Music Festival at Enid and received a superior rating in both concert and sight reading. To honor the recognition that the band had received, the Sapulpa Chamber of Commerce declared Tuesday, April 26, as Official Band Appreciation Day and, also, sponsored a Junior and Senior High Band Banquet that night at the Oaks Country Club. 130 ROW 1 Julia Rbbinson, Carmen Crosslin, Linda McMunn, Carolyn White, Martha Snider. ROW 2 Gary Smith, Richard Rodgers, Gary Westbrook, Logan Gantz, Jack Clark, Wayne Grimes, Dick Steeples. ROW 3 Karan Bragg, Charles Snider, Debbie Matzinger, Sammy Paxton, Judith Holt, Sam McReynolds, Ronnie Reed, Richard Hartman. Recognition at Kansas City James White. ROW 4 Tom Birdsong, Lonnie Sechrest, Hal Acree, Robert Hargrove, Gary Warnock, Lynn Rainwater, Ronnie Beveridge. ROW 5 Harvey Grimes, Mike Huddleston, Larry Hinderer, Mr. Brite, Janie Shipman. Posing for picture in the hall is Drum Major Logan Gantz. 131 This year's twirlers were Karan Bragg, Carolyn White, and head twirler Janie Shipman. Conducting the band in its Annual Mid-Winter Concert is Mr. Brite. Marching Season is Highlighted by Performance at Skelly Stadium Several band members relax on the bus before leaving for Kansas City. Tuba soloists Kit Harlow, Larry Hinderer, and Jack Tilbury are featured in the Mid-Winter Concert. Band Managers help load the bus for trip to Kansas City. 132 Drummers Kim Whittenton and Janie Shipman are featured in Skelly Stadium performance. Drum Major Logan Gantz gives the band a forward march during marching practice. Band members rehearse every morning at 8:00 in the band room. Performing at the dedication of the new Skelly Stadium in Tulsa this year was the highest distinction the Sapulpa High School Marching Band has ever attained. The band was asked to do both a pre-game and half time show at an exhibition game between the Chicago Bears and the Dallas Cowboys, during which the new stadium was dedicated. In addition to marching in most of the football games and parades, the band entered the marching contest at Pryor and received a superior rating. 133 Plays and Programs Entertain Hours of hard work go into the planning of assemblies and plays. The assemblies represent most of the school's clubs and a variety of important events of the year. While the plays, which include the senior play and the junior play, reveal the talents of S.H.S. students. All in all leadership and talent equal the success of this year's plays and programs. Talented Terry Tucker and Regina Roe sing a medley of songs at the homecoming assembly. Janis Winterbower, Dennis Shelton, Gary Mullins, and Sylvia Myles, all members of the senior play, 'Take Me To Your President, go over the pub scene. Drifters' Mike Owen, Logan Gantz, David Riley, and Gary Smith entertain students at the Blazer Revue. A wedding scene from the junior play, Our Town , features Mary Hunter, Tommy Causey, Janie Davis, Brooks Bingman, and Steve Crum. 134 An outstanding performance was given by Sam Echols and Waldon Wells in the senior play Take Me To Your President. Christmas brought such memorable moments as the nativity scene with Sharon Woolery and Chris Treeman as Mary and Joseph. A highlight of the Americanism assembly was the Johnny Appleseed scene with Gary Wasson as Johnny Appleseed. 135 Linda Groover, Sandra Allred, Robert Lowe, and Cindy Baxter meet a deadline as they discuss articles with Mrs. Colburn. Journalism Encourages Development of Writing Talents Preparation of a weekly newspaper demands a certain amount of talent and a great amount of training. Under the direction of Mrs. Emily Colburn, the journalism classes publish the Pow Wow each Tuesday in connection with the Sapulpa Herald. As each week begins, reporters assemble pictures and news of recent school events and compile interesting, informative articles and amusing columns. The time and efforts of these classes are rewarded with the appreciation of every student. 136 First semester students learn the fundamentals of newspaper writing through a study of various textbooks. COUNSELOR'S OFFICE First Hour Connie Davis Rose O'Brien Jan Stuart Judy Griggs Chris Robertson Second Hour Arlita Powers Becky McLain June Myers Third Hour Nancy Thompson Linda Miller Fourth Hour Melita Brooks Jeanne Giacomo Linda Anderson Linda Wiley Fifth Hour Becky Calvert Peggy Brooks Linda Lane Sixth Hour Donna Andrew Paulette Herzer Lillian Finch Donna Rupert distributes the bulletins Office Assistants Serve in Many Capacities REGISTRAR'S OFFICE First Hour Sharon Woolery Nancy Curtis Second Hour Mary Primo Glenda Luker Third Hour Lucy Henshaw Betty Lair Fourth Hour Debby Cockrum Ruby Gilbreath Fifth Hour Rita Vanatta Lin Campbell Sixth Hour Donna Rupert Kay Mathews Nancy Connor Donna Andrew and Lillian Finch collect attendance slips 137 Kay Mathews types the daily bulletin. Jack Clark uses the light table to crop pictures. Mary Primo and Sue Rush write copy for their pages. Ruby Gilbreath and Debbie Cockrum rush to finish their pages before the deadline. Staff Compiles Yearbook staff members this year have worked hard to make the 1966 Sapulpan the best ever. Early in the Fall, the staff attended an annual seminar at Central State College in Edmond to review techniques of publication. Brenda Vaughn, co-editor, received instructions in new methods of assembling a yearbook while attending a Yearbook Publication Workshop on the campus of Oklahoma University during the summer. 138 Johnette Guilfoyle and Rita Vanatta complete their drafts. Janet Bynum and Sharon Warren check off pictures for the Junior class section. Lynne Luker and Jacci Clark discuss and identify the people in a picture. 1966 Sapulpan Brenda Vaughn and Sue Rush, co-editors, package the final pages for mailing. Sue Rush and Brenda Vaughn serve as co-editors while Rita Vanatta and Sharon Warren serve as business managers. The 1966 Sapulpan is the result of the total effort of this staff. Mike Smith serves as staff pho- Mike Smith aids Roby Gilbreath in typing tographer. her copy. Wayne Walkup, staff photographer, makes a quick camera adjustment. 139 VARSITY RECORD 1966 Stillwater Opponent Chiefs 26 0 Sand Springs 12 0 Tulsa East Central 6 34 Muskogee 0 0 Tulsa Webster 21 14 Bartlesville 40 0 Nowata 8 14 Tulsa Memorial 40 0 Tulsa McLain 27 14 Tulsa B. T. Washington 6 6 Chieftain Eddie Humphrey charges for a touchdown. Chieftain Spirit Holds Fast Boys begin practice at spring football camp on the campus of John Brown University, Siloam Springs, Arkansas. 142 HARVEY GRIMES End All Conference KIT HARLOW GARY WARNOCK Quarterback Tackle DENNIS SHELTON Quarterback Captain RONNIE FIELDS Halfback Captain Chieftain Steven McCormick topples in attempt to score GARY MULLINS End JOHN HORN Fullback RICHARD MOORE DAVID WILEY LLOYD VANN TOM MASSEY EDDIE HUMPHREY Guard End End Halfback Halfback All Conference 143 JOHN POGUE End STEVEN McCORMICK Quarterback RUSTY BALLARD Tackie STEVE CRUM Center Coach Don Riederer aids Chieftain Gary McIntosh. CARL NEWTON WALLY NEWPORT EDDIE BAYOUTH LONNIE SECHREST Halfback Halfback Guard Guard 144 SKIPPER BROOKS Tackle BROOKS BINGMAN Fullback ELZY GOWER Halfback MIKE TREEMAN Center JIM MORGAN Tackle Chieftain Roger Horn dodges opponent for a first and ten. The Sapulpa Chieftains participate in the Magic Empire Conference, combining their individual efforts into the team spirit essential in meeting the challenge their conference presents. This 1965-66 Football season has been a very exciting, but disappointing one for all Chieftain fans. In spite of the valiant effort displayed by the Chiefs, they lost the majority of their games. Their outstanding good sportsmanship and team spirit, however, more than made up for this. 145 DANNY SIMPSON HAL ACREE RUNDA SMITH DANNY DEASON Roundballers Clash With Opponents 146 DAVID ARNOLD LAWRENCE BARNES RANDY LANE CARL NEWTON VARSITY RECORD Chiefs 55 Okmulgee Opponents 65 Chiefs 53 Cascia Hall Opponents 44 58 Sand Springs 57 45 Washington 65 45 Memorial 55 66 Memorial 64 54 Holdenville 58 52 East Central 66 54 Broken Arrow 57 57 Cascia Hall 60 65 Bristow 30 76 McLain 85 49 Sand Springs 63 62 Webster 93 69 East Central 78 59 Tahlequah 57 66 McLain 78 51 Okmulgee 67 51 Webster 81 50 Washington 64 CHARLES JOHNSON SKIPPER BROOKS HERBERT MARSHALL ROGER HORN 147 Wearing Chieftain Blazers, members of the wrestling team seated are Dick Bedingfield, Steve Shibley, Dan Chapman, Russell Harlow, Mike Miles, Orby Hickman, Lonnie Sechrest, Eddie Humphrey, Mike McClain, and standing are Coach Jim Kinyon, Larry Henshaw, Sam McReynolds, Homer Moore, Bob Snapp, Ronnie Young, Ricky James, Keith Hogan, Doug Joseph, Alan Jones, Wally Newport, Rex McFarland. Grappler Dan Chapman struggles to free himself from his Memorial opponent at the Sapulpa Tournament. Mike Miles, Orby Hickman, Russell Harlow and Mike McClain discuss the upcoming State Tournament with Coach Kinyon. Wrestling 148 DICK BEDINGFIELD Sophomore 98 lbs. MIKE MILES, Capt. Senior 136 lbs. Sparta Award .. Tribune Wrestler of Week EDDIE HUMPHREY Junior 157 lbs. Sparta Award 3rd in Regionals 3rd in State DAN CHAPMAN Junior 115 lbs. Sparta Award ORBY HICKMAN Senior 141 lbs. Sparta Award STEVE SHIBLEY Sophomore 115 lbs. MIKE FIELDS Senior 147 lbs. RUSSELL HARLOW Senior 130 lbs. Sparta Award LONNIE SEACHREST Junior 148 lbs. Sparta Award MIKE McCLAIN Senior 167 lbs. Sparta Award WALLY NEWPORT Junior 180 lbs. Sparta Award KEITH HOGAN Sophomore 180 lbs. ' 149 Baseball Promotes Sportsmanship The showcase picture above shows the championship trophies won by the Chieftain baseball team at the Sapulpa and Holdenville tournaments. Coach Jack Fox and Coy Stewart demonstrate to pitcher, Mark Hanna, the proper stance for batting. ROW 1: Dan Northey, Eddie Humphrey, Steve McCormick, Johnny Bilby, Mark Hanna, Hal Acree, and Joe Tuttle. ROW 2: Coach Jack Fox, Tommy Massey, Fred Reed, Sam Echols, Richard Rodgers, Tim Tucker, Corky Hockett, Mike Barnes, and Kit Harlow. 150 This photo was taken as Linda Wiley, SHS Pep Club President, presents Joe Tuttle, the winning pitcher, the championship trophy won at the Sapulpa Invitational Tournament. The 1966 Chieftain baseball team is made up of mostly upperclassmen who have played two, three, or more years of baseball. The team has shown much potential as a squad. Our Chieftain sluggers have not let down the enthusiasm found in all the athletic areas, making '65-'66 a good all around sports year. The Chiefs made a fine showing in their first place victories in both the Holdenville Tournament and the Sapulpa Invitational Tournament. Dan Northey, third baseman, rounds third base in the finals of one of tournament games. 151 Ralph Barkley awaits the starting gun. Clearing the final hurdle is Senior trackman David Wiley. 8H8 Track Team Shows Chieftain Spirit by Hard Work and Practice Ray Smith practices the shot put before a track meet. SHS trackmen pose for a picture while practicing. Joe Schnovanec readies to run the 100 yard dash. 152 Golf Team Strives for Perfection ... .. Putting power behind his drive is Miles Key. Concentrating on an iron shot is Jim Hodges. Joe Bennett sinks a needed putt. Ed Winkler strains to make a perfect iron shot. Members of the B team are Steve Crum, Guy Turner, Larry Schlect, and Eddie Bayouth. Golf Pro Bill Bennett and Coach John Scott talk to varsity golfers Joe Bennett, Miles Key, Ed Winkler, and Jim Hodges. VARSITY RECORD Sapulpa 6-7 OMA Sapulpa 31 2- 9l 2 McLain Sapulpa 5-8 Memorial Sapulpa 1 -12 Okmulgee Sapulpa 1 -12 Memorial Sapulpa lT 2- l' 2 East Central Sapulpa 7-6 Webster Sapulpa 4-9 Sand Springs Sapulpa 10-3 Kelley Sapulpa 3' 2— 9I 2 Bristow Sapulpa 6-7 Kelley Sapulpa 9-4 OMA Sapulpa 5-8 Sand Springs Sapulpa 10' 2- 21 2 Bristow Magic Empire Conference Golf Tournament at Sapulpa Memorial 621 Sapulpa 679 McLain 645 East Central 740 Webster 664 153 A Place for Us As You Start Out upon your chosen career, whatever it might be, you will find yourself at the crossroads. The path you follow is of your own choosing. The path to the left leads out into the barren lands of selfish pursuits and on into oblivion,- the path to the right is the path of honor, which leads into the fertile and fruitful fields of selfless service and on to glorious fulfillment. Choose ye this day whom ye will serve. Your experiences, as you journey along the highway of life, will depend upon this choice. 154 John Hodges has served as Vice President and President of the Student Council. He was president of the Latin Club, a delegate to Boys' State, a member of the F.B.L.A., Honor Roll and Yearbook Staff. He was a National Merit Scholarship Finalist and Student of the Month, and Student of the Year. Waldon Wells is a member of the Honor Roll, Latin Club, Spanish Club, and the A.S.F. and S.S.T.P. Mr. Cockrum presents Waldon his trophy for being Salutatorian. He has maintained a 3.95 average through high school. John receives his award for being Valedictorian. His average throughout high school has been a perfect 4.0. 155 Waldon Wells receives the Outstanding Boy Award Outstanding Boy-WALDON WELLS Outstanding Girl—PATTI HAYES Student of the Year-JOHN HODGES Club of the Year-PEP CLUB Athlete of the Year—HAL ACREE I Dare You awards-RICHARD RODGERS and PATTI HAYES Outstanding Band Members—MARTHA SNIDER and KIT HARLOW Outstanding Choir Member—GLORIA MITCHELL Lettermen's Club Fan of the Year — LINDA WILEY Ham for Actor-RICHARD RODGERS Ham for Actress-JANIE DAVIS Science Award-WALDON WELLS Blazer of the Year—ELAINE HARGROVE Pep Club Member of the Year—PATTI HAYES Outstanding Thespians of the Year—MARY McAllister and jack cloud FHA Award-GINGER BROWN Art Awards-JoLEA DEGRAFFENREED and FAUN TURNER Librarian of the Year—JOETTA HILL History DAR Award-SUE RIVERS Medical Arts Awards-DELL SIDEBOTTOM and TRULA RODGERS Student Council Scholarships—MILES KEY and HARVEY GRIMES FTA Scholarships—GLORIA MITCHELL and SYLVIA MYLES Masonic Lodge Scholarship—BILL ROGERS PTA Scholarship—NANCY CONNER Linda Wiley receives Lettermen's Fan of the Year award Kit Harlow and Martha Snider are named Outstanding Band members. John Hodges receives Student of Year Award Richard Rodgers and Patti Hayes receive I Dare You award from Mr. Sippy Patti Hayes, Outstanding Girl, is named D.A.R. Girl also 156 Elaine Hargrove receive Blazer of Year Mr. Cockrum receives a certificate for a carbon-arc spotlight as a gift to the school from Richard Rodgers, Chairman of Intra School Council Gloria Mitchell is Outstanding Choir member Linda Wiley accepts Club of Year award for Pep Club _______________________________ Bill Rogers receives Masonic Lodge Scholarship Ginger Brown receives FHA award Gloria Mitchell and Sylvia Myles receive FTA Scholarships 157 Outstanding Ctudents Chosen Waldon Wells is a member of the Honor Roll, Latin Club, Spanish Club and the A.S.F. and the S.S.T.P. Patti Hayes was chosen O.A.R. Girl, was Sophomore, Junior and Senior Class Secretary. She is a member of the Blazer Club, the Youth Board, and the Senior Announcement Committee. Waldon and Patti receive their trophies from Mr. Cockrum in the annual Awards Assembly. 158 Student of the Month JOHN HODGES LINDA WILEY LYNNE LUKER JEANNE WHITE September October November December PAM McCRORY RICHARD RODGERS January February An outstanding Sapulpa High School student is chosen each month of the school year to be Student of the Month. The candidates are nominated by the student body and faculty, white the Student Council has the final vote. Excellence in such areas as scholarship, activities, sports, leadership, acting, and musical ability are the basis for the nominations. The student is honored with his name engraved on a plaque and is presented with a pin in assembly. MARTHA SNIDER LOGAN GANTZ March April JOHN HODGES-Student of the Year 159 On Their Way Up Every Senior eagerly awaits the selection of students to be named to Who's Who in American High Schools. Recipients of this honor are first nominated from their class at large and then are screened by the faculty. The selection of winners is based on leadership ability, scholarship, service to the school and community, future leadership potential, and participation in all phases of school activities. The school receives a copy of a book entitled STUDENT LEADERS, in which the names and biographies of all winners are published. The student may purchase a book and key. RICHARD RODGERS NANCY CONNOR JACCI CLARK RANDY LANE LOGAN GANTZ HARVEY GRIMES JOHN HODGES JAN MORGAN PAM McCRORY CONNIE MOSE WALDON WELLS SYLVIA MYLES RUBY GILBREATH JANICE WINTERBOWER DEBBIE COCKRUM 160 — Mary McAllister gives monologue. Sayonara is Sayonara” is Farewell to 8.H.8. Janis Hughes and Danny Simpson pause for a moment to pose for the camera. Bill Lyda and Janie Davis laugh with the excitement of the evening's events. Tim Tucker puts his dance schedule to use while chatting with Beverly Blake, Rose Ann O'Brien and Judy Griggs. 164 The arched bridge over the fish pond makes a romantic setting for Sharon Woolery and Chris Treeman. 165 'Try To Remember Senior Assembly 1 966 Senior class President Richard Rodgers gives chairman speech. The Drifters sing an appropriate selection Graduation Day ' 166 Tim Tucker gives a humorous reading centered around Julius Caesar. Senior cheerleaders make their final appearance at SHS. ACTION has ended for another year; quietness now fills the halls at S.H.S. Our 1966 seniors have left but school life goes on. This was our moment of truth. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Honors SAPULPA BANDS The members of the '66 Sapulpan staff wish to thank Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Smith for their help and cooperation in the processing of the pictures for the SAPULPAN. 22 East Dewey BA 4-0922 Sapulpa, Oklahoma ACE AUTO AND TRUCK REPAIR PETE BELK 105 S. Water St. Phone BA 4-3800 Sapulpa, Oklahoma SAPULPA FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION North of City BA 4-2147 Sapulpa, Oklahoma We sponsor Youth Bowling Leagues 106 E. Dewey Phone BA 4-4510 169 YOUR TROUBLES SVANISH LON T. JACKSON AGENCY INC. Insurance Real Estate Loans 23 S. Parle SAPULPA, OKLAHOMA HARMONY-WOODRUFF, INC. FINE COMMERCIAL PRINTING Serving This Community 36 Years. 18 So. Park BA 4-5385 SAPULPA, OKLAHOMA MILLER HARDWARE COMPANY Westinghouse and Coleman Dealer Electrical and Plumbing Supplies 13 E. Dewey BA 4-5106 Hilly fiaint Company Paint—Wallpaper ARMSTRONG FLOOR COVERING AND FORMICA Highway 66 North P. O. Box 1432 Phone BA 4-0820 Sapulpa, Oklahoma HONEY VALLEY NURSERY GARDEN CENTER LANDSCAPE SPECIALISTS 1020 E. Lincoln Sapulpa, Oklahoma Sapulpa, Oklahoma BA 4-1848 SAPULPA BRICK AND TILE Sapulpa, Oklahoma Steven McCormick alias Joe Magerac reveals his manly physique in the Americanism Assembly. 170 SAPULPA BOOK STORE AND CANDY LAND STUART LUMBER PLYWOOD CO. 117 S. Maple BA 4-2181 Best Wishes to the Class of 1966 School Supplies Sandwiches Soft Drinks Candy, Coneys Ice Cream French Fries BARBER POSEY BEAR WHEEL ALIGNMENT PROMPT AND FRIENDLY SERVICE BA 4-2002 404 E. Dewey BA 4-4242 612 E. Lee TRESCO, INCORPORATED Box 967 8-10 American National Bank Bldg. Phone BA 4-5048 SAPULPA. OKLAHOMA NATASCO Protective Coatings and Plastics For the finest in Beauty care visit THE BEAUTY CENTER 1029 East Jackson BA 4-5179 FREE PARKING HOLT’S GREEN SPRAY 309 No. Mission ■t ALLEN WALLACE Complete One-Stop Service TEXACO PRODUCTS Ph. BA 4-9801 Corner of Taft Adams We give Gunn Brothers Stamps The Juniors were to see the dim light of dawn while working on their float. 7 [ GLASS CONTAINERS ) Congratulations Senior Class of 1966 STAFF OF CURRY HOSPITAL AND CLINIC INC. STANDARD TOBACCO CO. GENERAL OFFICES Sapulpa, Oklahoma P. O. Box 520 75066 Phone BAldwin 4-1440 315 East Dewey Phone BA 4-0602 SAPULPA, OKLAHOMA Liberty quality bottles for milk and carbonated beverages. 172 SAHOMA LANES PATTERSON'S FOODLAND Youth Bowling Headquarters, CHOICE MEATS MEMBER OF OKLAHOMA YOUTH DELICATESSEN BOWLING ASSOCIATION PRODUCE BA 4-4890 GROCERIES North of City PARTY ICE North of Turnpike Gate—Sand Springs Road Big enough to accommodate, Small enough to appreciate PAUSE— AND REFRESH Things go better with COKE! mF Eddie McKenzie delivers Coca-Cole and Sprite to the High School. Buy At BA 4-2262 'iYn'iliii1 319 S. Main WAREHOUSE MARKET 24 South Parle BA 4-9752 OPAL'S BEAUTY SHOP 173 FOR THE GIFTS YOU GIVE WITH PRIDE-LET YOUR JEWELER BE YOUR GUIDE. 110 E. Dewey BA 4-3430 Jack Clark, Johnette Guilfoyle and Rita Vanatta are shown their Senior rings by Mr. Roy Rainwater. Patronize Your Local Bus Station GREYHOUND, M.K.O., AND SAPULPA TRANSPORTATION 15 N. Park BA 4-5619 Business Phone BA 4-1563 COOK PAINT VARNISH CO. Paint and Wallpaper, Floor Covering and Formica, Ceramic Tile RONALD MOSS—Manager Sapulpa, Oklahoma DOROTHY'S HOUSE OF BEAUTY Beauty Is Our Business 23 South Water SAPULPA, OKLAHOMA BA 4-4834 TASTEE FREEZ The food's mighty fine! •A AUTO PARTS COMPANY YOUR N.A.P.A. JOBBER BILL AND DEMPSEY SOUTHARD 25 East Lee BA 4-2886 215 North Mission BA 4-9742 Serving Chieftains I I A.M.— I I P.M. 7 Days a Week 174 KATZ DEPARTMENT STORE Merchandise With Nine Lives— and Green Stamps Too. BAYOUTH'S MEN’S AND BOYS' WEAR 207 E. Dewey The members of the newly originated Tennis Team are: SEATED. Larry Shelton, David Arnold, Roger Horn. STANDING, Frank Hulnik, Harvey Grimes, Coach Bill Hewlitt, Randy Lane. These boys have had a highly successful first year season. BA 4-0886 Rita Vanatta demonstrates the time-saving 10-Key Touch System on a new Victor calculator. ACE TYPEWRITER CO. 300 North Mission BA 4-4840 MR. MRS. JOE A. VANATTA RAY’S FOOD STORE Complete Line of Groceries FRESH AND FROZEN MEATS FRESH AND FROZEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 908 So. Main BA 4-2117 JIM’S 66 66 SERVICE STATION 175 SUNSHINE LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS INC. A Complete One Stop Laundry and Dry Cleaning Service PICK UP STATION ................... 9 S. Elm BA 4-2837 MAIN PLANT .................... 1101 S. Main BA 4-3400 BARKLEY'S JIFFY MARKET 109 N. Mission BA 4-2514 SAPULPA, OKLAHOMA JONES SUPER MARKET BA 4-2972 501 WEST DEWEY OPEN SUNDAY Sapulpa LEO’S GAY NOTE GABE'S OFFICE SUPPLY OFFICE SUPPLIES — FURNITURE — GIFTS — GREETING CARDS Printing and Lithographing Phone BA 4-5660 108 East Dewey Sapulpa, Okla. D 0 L L A R W I S E F U R N I T U R E 200 E. Lee BA 4-2467 Weldon Wells, winner of the Science Award, experiments in the Science Laboratory. 176 We give S H Green Stamps SAPULPA RADIATOR SHOP See AL BRADLEY For Radiator Cleaning and Repairing Automatic Air Conditioning Installation and Service 105 South Water BA 4-0630 Sapulpa, Oklahoma better V zCueA PEARCE TILE AND LINOLEUM SERVICE 400 East Dewey Phone BA 4-1628 SAPULPA, OKLAHOMA RADIAL ELECTRIC CO. 1946 Fully Insured Residential Commercial Industrial WIRING BA 4-2406 or BA 4-2343 206 E. Lee Rita Vanatta and Johnette Guilfoyle admiro the new Bobbie Brooks fashions. MORTON'S DEPARTMENT STORE Sapulpa, Oklahoma Your Store of Nationally Known Merchandise Phone BA 4-4313 PHYLLIS HERSHBERGER SCHOOL OF SONG DANCE Tap—Ballet—Acrobatic—Toe—Jazz—Ballroom Song and Recitation END OF WOODLAND ROAD SAPULPA, OKLAHOMA 105-11 East Dewey Sapulpa, Okla. Home Furnishings and Service— It Takes Both 177 SHERWOOD MACHINE CO. 700 E. Taft BA 4-1340 SAPULPA, OKLAHOMA BECK'S CAFE AND GROCERY STORE OPEN TILL II AT NIGHT 7 DAYS A WEEK Congratulations Seniors THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK TRUST COMPANY Sapulpa, Oklahoma Member F. D. I. C. Your FULL Service Bank Modern Banking Service for the Sapulpa Area 178 CREEK COUNTY LUMBER N. E. on Highway 66 P.O. Box 1233 PHELAN'S PAINTS. LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL FRED KLINGENSMITH SHEET METAL AND WELDING FABRICATORS HEATING AND AIR-CONDITIONING 107 E. Hobson Street SAPULPA, OKLAHOMA STEWARTS' DRIVE-IN CLEANERS JAMES E. STEWART ROBERT L. STEWART BA 4-0134 16 North Water St. Sapulpa, Oklahoma 179 In Sapulpa It's NEWBERRYS' VARIETY DEPARTMENT STORE Sapulpa, Oklahoma Fifty-Four Departments to Serve You and Your Family 0?C M4Aex i Ti Ctc SAPULPA FLORAL COMPANY It costs no more to get the best 1000 S. Main Street Phone BA 4-3890 SAPULPA OKLAHOMA Serving Sapulpa for 50 Years BARTLETT GLASS 620 South Linden COLLINS CO. BA 4-1860 GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE CARL'S PIG STAND 219 N. Mission BA 4-9826 Serviced Sapulpa 25 Years Seafoeds Tires, Batteries Appliances Complete Fountain 124 S. Main BA 4-3434 Service 180 Barbeque Steaks MR. MRS. W. L. CARLTON its . (tSUKt! 121 E. Dewey HENLEY'S SHOE STORE BA 4-4107 Shoes for the Entire Family DUB'S 66 SERVICE STATION Go First Class—Go Phillips 809 South Main BA 4-4228 Skate for Fun Health! ROLLER RINK North of the City BA 4-9871 181 LEASED WIRE UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL DAILY EXCEPT SATURDAY EDWARD K. LIVERMORE, Editor and Publisher Sapulpa J4erald= Established 1914 Sapulpa, Oklahoma Creek County's Reading Habit Since 1914 CREEK COUNTY ABSTRACT 204 E. Dewey BA 4-5150 182 OWEN FUNERAL HOME MR. MRS. J. F. OWEN MR. MRS. BILL R. OWEN 216 S. Main Sapulpa, Oklahoma REEL DRUG 26 E. Dewey BA 4-2794 Sapulpa, Oklahoma WELLS' EAT-A-BURGER Call in Your Order for Faster Service At Wells’ you’ll find a MEAL ON A BUN. TYLER FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE CO. 19 East Hobson BA 4-3030 SAPULPA, OKLAHOMA Wells' Is Located at 8 East Taft St. BA 4-5850 || A.M.—II P.M. 7 DAYS A WEEK RENWOOD CLEANERS DRIVE-IN SERVICE Sapulpa, Oklahoma BA 4-4582 123 Park Street This is only one of the lovely arrangements you will find at Neal Jean's Flower Shop. NEAL JEAN'S FLOWER SHOP 21 South Birch BA 4-0461 MILLER’S GROCERY BA 4-2955 1200 E. McKinley 183 A Abner, Danny 89 Acree, Hal 35, 61, 130, 131, 146, 150 Adams, Barbara 61 Adams, Faye 89, 129 Adams, Michael 89 Akers, Kenneth 41,61 Allman, David 101 Allred, Sandra 61, 126, 127, 136 Ament, Linda 101, 129 Anderson, Jimmy 41, 61 Anderson, Judy 101 Anderson, Keith 89 Anderson, Linda 61, 137 Anderson, Paul 101 Andrew, Donna 101, 137 Arnold, James 35, 61,71, 84, 146, 147 Arnold, Lynda 61 Atchley, Guy 101 Atkinson, Diane 30, 36, 50, 51, 61, 130 Atkinson, Mary 32, 50, 100, 101, 129 Ausmus, Danny 61,81 B Baker, Linda 49, 101, 129 Bales, Linda 101 Ballard, Janice 45, 61 Ballard, Rusty 35, 89, 144 Barclay, Jackie 101 Barclay, Mike 89 Barclay, Ralph 35, 61, 152 Barkley, Deidre51, 101, 129 Barnes, Jesse 29, 93 Barnes, Joetta 32, 89 Barnes, Lawrence 147 Barnes, Mike 35, 62, 150 Barnett, Bobby Jo 89 Barnett, Patricia 89, 130 Barringer, Elaine 41,62 Baxter, Cindy 62, 71, 136 Baxter, Robert 89 Baxter, Sherry 51, 101 Bayouth, Eddie 35, 46, 47, 89, 144,153 Bean, Linda 101 Bean, Sandra 62 Beard, Clifford 101 Beasley, Ronald 101 Bedingfield, Dick 101, 148, 149 Belk, Christine 101, 129 Belk, Tony 62 Bennett, Joe 101, 153 Bennett, Sabra 50, 101, 129 Benson, Jerry 62 Berry, Bob 30, 35, 36, 46, 57, 62 Betzler, Charles 101 Bevenue, Raymond 43 Beveridge, Ronald 89, 131 Bewley, Bill 101 Bilby, Barbara 89 Bilby, Billy 101 Bilby, Donald 41 Bilby, Johnny 21,43, 89, 150 Bingman, Brooks 30, 35, 47, 89, 98, 134, 145 Birdsong, Roger 101 Birdsong, Tommy 89, 131 Birmingham, Catherine 62 Birmingham, Shirley 101 Black, Mike 89 Blackburn, Craig 101 Blake, Beverly 32, 62, 126, 127 Blake, Kathy 89 Boaz, Georgene 62 Boaz, Karen 101, 129 Bock, Charles 101 Boggs, Roger 101 Boren, Sharon 101 Boughton, Vonda 101 Bowman, Carlene 101 Bradley, Jan 89 Bradley, Loretta 89 Bradley, Patricia 51, 101 Bragg, Karen 89, 99, 131 Brake, Dale 89 Brister, Clyde 41,89 Bristow, Ronnie 101 Brooks, Charlotte 101 Brooks, Melita 36, 30, 63, 137 Brooks, Peggy 89, 137 Brooks, Skipper 35, 89, 92, 145, 147 Broom, Margerie 63 Broom, Mike 101 Brown, Clarence 90 Brown, Erma 32, 101, 129 Brown, Ginger 29, 32, 54, 101 Brown, Judy 90 Brown, Mary 29, 32, 101, 129 Brown, Mazolla 32, 90 Brown, Pinkie 63 Brown, Thomas 29, 101 Brown, Toni 101 Bruner, Phyllis 90 Bruton, Allan 41,63 Bryant, Darrell 42, 101 Buchanan, Mary 101 Buchanan, Sandra 63 Buckley, Charlene 102 Buckley, Ronnie 90 Buckner, Paul 41,63 Buland, Chuck 22, 35, 46, 47, 102, 145 Bullock, Robert 55, 102 Bunch, Jackie 102, 129 Burgess, Rickey 90, 130 Burk, Caroline 90 Burzio, Barbara 51,90, 126 Bynum, Janet 90, 138 c Cahwee, Gwen 63 Calvert, Beki 17, 32, 33, 63, 79, 137 Calvert, James 41,63 Campbell, Beki 63, 123 Campbell, Chesley 55, 102, 126 Campbell, LaWanna 63 Cantrell, Kitty 29, 30, 32, 50, 102, 129 Carter, Alan 102 Carter, Allen 102 Carriger, Jack 90 Carter, Paula 63 Carter, Sheila 102, 129 Carver, Steve 64 Catlin, Kathy 90 Causey, Thomas 55, 90, 134 Cawvey, Jimmy 43 Cazzell, Linda 102 Chalk, Sharon Kay 90 Chapman, Danny 35, 90, 121, 148, 149 Charles, Richard 90 Cheek, Billy 102 Cheek, Bud 90 Cheek, Carolyn 102 Cheek, Phyllis 64 Childers, Gary 90 Childress, Jean 90, 130 Christian, Jean 102, 129 Chronic, Sue 102, 129 Clark, Jacci 34, 48, 62, 64, 50, 84, 119, 126, 127, 139 Clark, Jack 30, 90, 131, 138 Clark, Jimmy 102 Clark, Mike 64, 71 Clark, Peggy 44, 64 Clark, Robert 90 Clark, Sharon 90, 126 Clay, Johnny 64 Clemmens, Glen 102 Clements, Shirley 102 184 Cline, Jimmy 102 Cloud, Jack 55, 64, 126 Cochran, David 42, 102 Cochran, Linda 90 Cockrell, Billy 41,64 Cockrum, Debbie 50, 64, 69, 122, 137, 138 Colbert, Tommie 102 Collins, Jim 64, 126, 127 Collins, Tommy 35, 64 Conner, Jane 91 Conner, Nancy 48, 64, 126, 127, 128, 137 Cook, Debbie 90, 126, 127, 130 Cook, Max 90, 91 Cook, Susan 55, 102 Cooper, Beatrice 65 Cooper, Naomi 102 Cooper, Charles 102 Cooper, Ronald 41,91 Cooper, Roy 91 Copley, Mitchell 65 Cordray, Ralph 102 Cotton, Bill 65 Cotton, Mary Jane 41,91, 122 Coulson, Janita 91 Cowen, Judy 65 Crawford, Lawrence 41,65 Creek, Larry 65 Creek, Terry 102 Cross, Carolyn 65, 126, 127, 128 Cross, Gary 102 Crosslin, Carmon 102, 131 Crosslin, Saundra 91, 130 Crum, Steve 91, 134, 144, 153 Curtis, Nancy 32, 65, 77, 121, 126, 137 D Daniels, Jacqueline 65 Davis, Connie 28, 62, 66, 71,129, 137 Davis, Connie 102 Davis, Diana 66, 71, 130 Davis, Gerald 102 Davis, Geraldine 91 Davis, Janie 91, 126, 134 Davis, Mona 91 Davis, Patricia 66 Davis, Ricky 42 Davis, Ronnie 91 Davis, Willard 102 Davison, Lee 126 Deal, Roy 43 Deason, Danny 103, 146 Degraffenreed, JoLea 66 Degraffenreid, Laura 103 Delong, Theresa 30, 32, 33, 39, 91 Demeter, Johnny 41,91 Denton, Deborah 103, 129 Deramus, Dwaine 91 Dickey, Richard 41,66 Dillingham, Gloria 103 Dipley, Debra 32, 103 Dixon, Barbara 66 Dixon, Dick 41,43, 66 Dobson, Ellen 103 Donaldson, Kay 29, 91, 98, 88, 130 Douglas, Rick 103 Draeger, Jon 91 Dunbar, Judy 103 Durant, Ruth 91, 129 E Easterling, Carol 103, 129 Eaton, Linda 29, 32, 103, 129 Echols, Sam 66, 69, 81, 135, 150 Eddleman, Linda 55, 103 Edmonds, Kim 103 Edwards, Bobbie 66 Edwards, Danny 35, 91, 144 Eldridge, Glenda 66 Ellis, Donna 103, 1 29 Engles, Roberta Enlow, Dewey 42, 43, 91 Erst, Mickey 103 Ernst, Thomas 67, 126, 128, 130 Ervin, Tempie 67 Estes, Donnie 43, 67 Eubanks, Linda 92 F Fields, John 41, 149 Fields, Phyllis 50, 100, 103 Fields, Ronny 35, 40, 46, 51, 67, 74, 82, 122, 143 Fillmore, Ray 103 Finch, Lillian 45, 50, 103, 137 Fisher, Doris 67, 126 Fitzpatrick, Rickie 92 Fletcher, Loretta Sue 92 Foote, Douglas 103 Fowler, Carla 67, 126 Fowler, Linda 67 Freeman, Carole 67 Freeman, Shirley 103 Frye, Danny 41,42, 92 Frye, Linda 103, 129 Fulks, Phillip 103 G Gaasch, Dona 28, 44, 67, 126 Galipeau, Susan 92 Galloway, Wanda 92 Gantz, Logan 67, 79, 121, 126, 127, 130, 131, 133, 134 Gantz, Sandra 103, 129 Garrett, Virginia 92 Garringer, Barbara 32, 38, 92 Gaston, Eddie 103 Gebhard, Celia 103, 129 Giacomo, Jeanne 30, 40, 62, 67, 71,114,137 Giacomo, Phyllis 21,30, 104 Gibson, Mary 67 Gibson, Roy 92 Giese, Donna 104, 129 Gilbert, Diane 68 Gilbert, Linda 92 Gilbert, Shirley 104 Gilbreath, Ruby 40, 68, 137, 138, 139 Gilliam, Wenoka 92 Gilner, James 68 Gilner, Jerry 92 Ginn, Wilburn 41,92 Gowdy, Tommy 92 Gower, Elzy 104, 145 Graham, Lynn 41,68 Graham, Sandy 104 Grant, Janetta 68 Gregory, Elvin 104, 126 Gregory, Patricia 92 Griess, Anna 51, 104, 129 Griess, Carol 50, 92, 126 Griggs, Judy 68, 1 26, 137 Grimes, Harvey 30, 36, 35, 68, 77, 71, 131, 143 Grimes, Marvin 92, 130 Grimes, Wayne 30, 104, 130 Groff, Linda 92 Groover, Linda 68, 136 Gubas, Debby 92, 130 Guilfoyle, Johnette 30, 32, 38, 92, 138 H Hackney, Martha 68 Haege, Rita 49, 65, 68 Hager, Patricia 104 Hall, Clarence 93 Hall, Jennifer 129 Hall, Tommy 93 Hamilton, Marvin 93 Hamilton, Peggy 104, 129 185 Hampton, Rhonda 104, 129 Haney, Wallace 104 Hankins, Meredith 35, 93, 144 Hanna, Donna 50, 104 Hanna, Mark 35, 93, 150 Hardgrove, Robert 104, 18, 131 Hardy, Jim 93 Hargrove, Elaine 68, 126 Harkins, Kathy 104 Harlow, Kit 35, 68, 71, 130, 132, 143,150 Harlow, Russell 69, 148, 149 Harris, Barbara 69 Harris, Dennis 43, 93 Harris, Jimmie 104 Harris, LaDonna 93 Harrison, Janys 69 Hartman, Richard 104, 126, 131 Hatley, Douglas 43, 93 Hatten, Norma 69 Hayes, Patti 30, 32, 48, 51,60, 69 Hayes, Ralph 104 Heath, Janet 69 Heath, Viola 93, 104 Henderson, Chester 104 Henderson, Jim 41,69 Henry, Jill 93, 126, 130 Henry, Joe 104 Henshaw, Larry 104, 148 Henshaw, Lucy 32, 69, 137, 138 Henson, Barbara 69 Herd, Deraid 43, 70 Herzer, Paulette 70, 137 Hewitt, Anita 23, 70 Hickman, Judy 104 Hickman, Orby 35, 70, 148, 149 Hicks, Gary 43, 93 Hicks, James A. 42 Hill, Darrell 43, 93 Hill, Don 41, 70 Hill, Joetta 93 Hinderer, Larry 93, 131, 132 Hobbs, Gary 104 Hockett, Corky 35, 70, 150 Hodges, Jim 22, 29, 30, 100, 104, 153 Hodges, John 28, 70, 135, 138 Hogan, Keith 104, 145, 148, 149 Holleyman, Chico 104 Hollier, Duane 93 Hollingsworth, Charles 55, 104 Holt, Jan 70 Holt, Judith 93, 131 Hood, Faith 51, 104 Hood, Ormonda 93 Hoover, Karen 104 Hoover, Karron 70 Hopkins, Bobby 104 Hopkins, David 41,93 Hopkins, Janet 93, 130 Hopkins, Zenobia 93, 129 Horacek, Phil 42 Horn, Eugene Roger 37, 35, 104, 145, 147 Horn, John 35, 70, 74, 82, 143 Horn, Roger Allen 104 Houser, Dennis 104 Houser, Kerry 71 Housley, Carolyn 104 Howard, Cindy 28, 30, 34, 38, 39, 71, 84 Howard, Sandra 105 Huddleston, Michael 105, 126, 131 Hudgins, Harvy 93 Hudson, Sara 65, 71 Hughes, Candy 71 Hughes, Janis 93, 130 Hulbert, Mike 41 Hulnik, Frank Hummingbird, George 105 Humphrey, Eddie 47, 93, 123, 142, 143, 148, 149, 150 Hunt, Donna 71, 126, 127 Hunter, Mary 93, 126, 134 Hunter, Ronnie 41 Hupman, George 43, 93 Hyslop, Joyce 32, 71 Hyslop, LeRoy 94 Hyslop, Sandra 105, 129 J Jackson, Barbara 105, 129 James, Carol 29, 32, 50, 121, 129, 105 James, Ricky 105, 148 Jamison, Mary Lou 105 Jarvis, Barbara 105 Jesse, Charles Kenneth 71 Jesse, Charles Lee 94 John, Jeniece 94 Johnson, Argel 94 Johnson, Barbara 71 Johnson, Charles 94, 147 Johnson, Leta 105, 129 Johnson, Sharon 71 Jones, Alan 30, 35, 46, 94, 144 148 Jones, Dianna Kay 94 Jones, Gene 94, 126 Jones, Gerald 71 Jones, Elmo Glenn 41,71 Jones, Jeri 89 Jones, Johnny 105 Jones, Linda Kay 94 Jones, Linda Marie 72 Jones, Patsy 105, 129 Jones, Reba 94, 99 Jones, Roger 72 Joseph, Doug 29, 121, 148 K Kaiser, Freddie 41,72 Kearney, Paul 105 Keefer, Johnny 94, 126 Keeling, Becky 34, 94 Keller, Pamela 105 Key, Miles 35, 72, 153 Kightlinger, Lynda 50, 94 King, Donna 105 King, Edward Dale 42 King, Gerald 42 Klassen, Edward 94 Knight, Billy Don 94 Knight, Joy Kay 72 Knight, Mike 72 Koger, Eldridge 72 Kopp, Dianna 94 L LaFond, Mike 42 Lair, Betty 94, 137 Lair, Ruth Ann 72 Lake, Florence 105 Lakey, James 42, 105, 126 Lampton, Kathy 105, 130 Lance, Kay 94 Lane, Linda 32, 94, 137 Lane, Randy 71, 72, 82, 147 Lankford, Sharon 106 Laughlin, Carol 94 Lawson, Betty 106 Learned, David 41,72 Learned, Rosetta 51, 94, 99 Lee, Eddie 41,72 Lee, Jane 106 Lee, Judith 106 Lee, Linda 28, 29, 50, 62, 72, 116, 123, 126 Lee, Wilma 94 Lemons, Wayne 43 Leverett, Gail 106 Lindenberg, Kay 94, 126 Lister, Donna 73 Lister, Sue Ann 106, 129 Little, Roy 43 186 Livermore, Sally 30, 88, 94, 130 Logan, Carole 50, 73 Logan,Suzanne 106 Long, George 41,73 Lowe, Linda 73 Lowe, Robert 73, 136 Lowery, Delores 49, 106 Lowrey, Janie 94 Lowery, John 94 Lucas, Carolyn Sue 94 Luker, Glenda 29, 30, 32, 50, 106, 129,137 Luker, Lynne 29, 30, 32, 33, 94, 126, 127, 139 Lunn, Jack 94 Luster, Charles 42, 106 Luster, Roy 43, 73 Lyda, James 94 Lynch, Tony 95, 126 Lytle, Patsy 48, 73 Lytle, Phyllis 106 M Mackey, Bernadyne 129 Madden, Karlene 106 Main, Donnie 42 Mantooth, Ricky 43, 95 Marchant, Sharman 95, 99, 126 Marketic, Dennis 35, 87 Maroutsos, Jimmie 95 Marshall, Ann 74 Marshall, Christopher 106, 126 Marshall, David 106 Marshall, Donna 106 Marshall, Gay 74 Marshall, Herbert 74, 147 Martin, Mike 106 Martin, Susan 95 Massey, Tommy 74, 143, 150 Masters, Bill 95 Mathews, Kay 30, 32, 38, 95, 99, 120, 137 Matney, Buddy 42 Matney, Jerry 42 Maulding, Mary Kay 30, 106, 129, 130 Matzinger, Debbie 95, 131 Matzinger, Linda 45, 54, 74, 130 Mauch, Karen 74, 126 Maynard, Cheryl 95, 130 Metcalf, Donna 75 Metcalf, Peggy 75 Miles, Mike 35, 75, 148, 149 Miller, Barbara 106 Miller, Connie 75 Miller, Jim 75 Miller, Joe 106 Miller, Linda 75, 137 Miller, Margie 106 Miller, Melodie 106, 129 Miller, Montey 42 Miller, Phyllis 75 Mitchell, Gloria 75, 126, 127, 128 Moore, Claudette 49, 54, 106 Moore, Homer 148 Moore, Marilyn 96 Moore, Richard 35, 40, 75, 82, 143 Moore, Ronnie 28, 75, 123 Morgan, James 35, 106, 145 Morgan, Jan 32, 50, 76, 126, 127, 128, 162 Morris, Bill 41,76 Morrison, James 106 Morrow, Bill 30, 46, 100, 106 Mose, Connie 30, 36, 57, 76, 118, 130 Moses, Bobby 46, 71, 76 Moss, Dianne 76 Mullins, Gary 35, 46, 76, 82, 134, 143 Murphy, Jean 96, 126 Myers, June 106, 129, 137 Myles, Sylvia 28, 34, 38, 71, 76, 82, 84, 134 Me McAllister, Mary 50, 73, 126, 162 McBride, Elizabeth 106 McCaig, Michael 95 McCarthy, Marie 95 McClain, Becky 106, 137 McClain, Mike 21,35, 42, 73, 148, 149 McClanahan, Kala 95 McClure, Larry 35, 106 McCord, Helen 74 McCormick, Steven 29, 35, 47, 95, 143, 144, 150 McCoy, Larry 106 McCrory, Pam 28, 36, 57, 62, 74, 117, 123, 130 McDaniels, Jimmy 41, 95 McFarlin, Rex 106, 148 McGuire, Jack 44, 48, 74 McGuire, Jerry 44, 106 McHughes, Bruce 95 McIntosh, Garry 106 McIntosh, Gary Dale 35, 37, 47, 106, 144, 145 McIntosh, Jack 95 McIntosh, Linda 106 McKenzie, Eddie 74 McMunn, Linda 95, 131 McReynolds, Sam 29, 35, 95, 131, 148 McReynolds, Terry 32, 95, 99 N Nabozny, Jane 76, 129, 130 Nabozny, Linda 106 Napier, Danny 107 Napier, Dennis 107 Napier, Sara 76 Naranjo, David 107 Nash, Charlesetta 76 Newport, Wally 35, 96, 144, 148, 149 Newton, Carl 28, 29, 96, 144, 147 Nichols, Connie 96 Norman, Inell 107 Northey, Danny 76, 150, 151 O O'Brien, Roseann 30, 32, 76, 137 Ott, Teresa 32, 37, 107, 129 Owen, Deborah 107, 129 Owen, Lois 107, 129 Owen, Mike 77, 79, 134 P Page, Curtiss 77 Page, Robert 107 Palmer, Ronald 77 Parker, Sue 107 Parks, Mary Anita 107 Parks, Pat 107 Parrish, Patti 32, 107, 129 Patrick, Clyde Pat 107 Patterson, Danny 96 Patterson, Donna Sue 96 Patterson, Grace 96 Patton, Walter 77 Paxton, Sammie 30, 96, 131 Peek, Leonard 107 Pendergrass, Franklin 42 Pennington, Janice 32, 107 Pennington, George 77, 126 Pennington, Ricky 96 Pettit, Robert 42, 107 Pettit, Ronnie 41,43, 77 Phi I pot, Monty 107 Pickering, Janie 77 Pickering, Johnny 77 Pinkston, Donald 41,55, 96 Pogue, William John 47, 96, 144 Pope, Linda 96 187 Porter, George 107 Porter, Roberta 77 Posey, Vicki 21, 107, 129 Powell, John 55, 78, 126, 128 Powers, Arlita 96, 137 Powers, Julie 107 Price, Larry 96 Primo, Barbara 51, 107 Primo, Mary Ann 96, 137, 138 Proctor, Frank 78, 126 Proctor, Kenneth 96, 107 Prows, Pat 78, 1 26 Prows, Wayne Robert 107 Pruitt, Marshall 78 Pullen, Linda 96 R Rackley, Vicki 96, 126 Ragland, Shirley 78 Raines, Linda 107 Raines, Randa 97 Rainwater, Lynn 108, 131 Rame, Dennis 97 Rame, James 42, 108 Randolph, Virginia 108 Rape, Barbara 108 Rawdon, Patricia 51,97 Rebholz, Pam 97 Redden, Elaine 108 Redding, James 78 Reed, Fred 35, 78 Reed, Ronny 108, 131 Richie, Diana 41, 78 Riley, David 78, 79, 130, 134 Riley, Toney 43, 78 Ritchie, Ronald 42, 108 Rivers, Barbara 32, 97, 108 Rivett, Leonard 97, 126 Roach, Sammy 97 Roberts, Robert 41,78 Robertson, Chris 32, 97, 137 Robertson, Greg 46, 78 Robertson, Tom 108, 130 Robinson, Julia 97, 99, 131 Robinson, Tommy 79 Robison, Eugene 97 Robison, Judy 108 Rodgers, Richard 57, 60, 79, 81, 131, 150, 163 Roe, Regina 29, 97, 126, 134 Rogers, Bill 41, 79 Rogers, Donald 79 Rogers, Gail 21, 108, 129 Rogers, Gary 41, 79 Rogers, Trula 108 Rouk, Terry 108, 126 Rupert, Donna 48, 79, 137 Rupert, Larry 45, 108 Rush, Barbara 108 Rush, Sue 79, 138, 139 Rushing, Rose 79 Russell, Gary 108 Russell, Terry 97 Rutherford, Stan 108, 126 Rutledge, Ronald 108 s Sapulpa, Fred 80 Sawyer, Larry 43, 97 Saylors, Patsy 80 Schlecht, Larry 35, 97, 144, 153 Schovanec, Joe 152 Schwickerath, Mary 80 Scott, Donald 108 Scott, Jeraldean 80 Scott, Peggy 41, 80 Scott, Stella 97 Seabolt, Brenda 80, 126 Seay, Buddy 97 Sechrest, Lonnie 35,97, 131, 144, 148, 149 Seigle, Janis 41, 80 Shadowens, Jack 41 Shatwell, Jennie 108 Shaw, Carolyn 80 Shelton, Dennis 28, 35, 46, 80, 81, 134,143 Shelton, Larry 29, 97, 126 Sherwood, Janice 108, 129 Shibley, Steve 148, 149 Shipman, Janie 62, 80, 126, 131, 133 Short, Gary 97 Shreffler, Joy 108 Shultz, Terry 35, 108 Sidebottom, Dell Barbara 108 Simmons, Bennie Lou 80 Simmons, Elaine 108 Simmons, Gloria 97 Simpson, Berry 108 Simpson, Danny 35, 37, 46, 47, 57, 80, 146 Sinor, Tommy 41,81 Sisney, Ruth 97 Skaggs, Jamie 30, 62, 108 Skaggs, Debbie 50, 81, 126 Slaton, Victor 81 Smith, Cindy 97, 126 Smith, Donna 97 Smith, Donnie 108 Smith, Gary 30, 36, 46, 81, 79, 131,134 Smith, Gloria Kay 81 Smith, Linda 97, 126 Smith, Mike 108 Smith, Michael 81, 126, 127, 139 Smith, Norma 48, 82 Smith, Ray 152 Smith, Rex 109 Smith, Richard 109 Smith, Richard 60, 82 Smith, Rick 39, 71, 82, 115 Smith, Runda 146 Smith, Tommy 109 Smith, Wiley 28, 29, 97 Smithee, Carolyn 44, 82, 126 Smithee, Kenny 97, 1 26 Smithee, Mary Alice 82, 126, 127, 128 Smithee, Nicholas 109 Snapp, Robert 109, 148 Snider, Charles 82, 131 Snider, Martha 82, 131 Snider, Susan 109, 130 Soliday, John 82, 126 Sontag, Anna 97 Sontag, Pat 109 Speak, Connie 109 Spencer, Vickie 82 Spohn, Danny 97, 126,127 Stalcup, Richard 109, 126, 130 Stalcup, Ron 97 Stanley, Karen 83, 126 Stanley, Kenny 109 Stanley, Vicki 97 Starkey, Yvonne 83 Steck, Jackie 83 Steely, Leroy 109 Steeples, Dickie 109 ,131 Steeples, Terry 98 Stephens, Carol 29, 32, 51,62, 88, 98,121, 126 Stephens, Jerry 43, 98 Stephens, Larry 109 Stephens, Wilma 98 Stephenson, Liz 32, 98, 123 Stover, Kim 109 Strain, Diana 109 Strain, Ronny 42 Stuart, Jan 30, 34, 62, 83, 84, 137 Stuart, Louis 30, 47, 109 Stubblefield, William 109 Sugar, Chris 41 Suggs, Robert 55, 83 Sumpter, Sue 98 Sutton, David 109 188 T Tanner, Janice 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