Sapulpa High School - Sapulphan Yearbook (Sapulpa, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1967 volume:

1967 Sapulpan Sapulpa High School Qapulpa, Oklahoma i Table of Contents Administration 10 Organizations 26 Classes 52 Personalities 1 10 Activities Sports 122 4 5 Climb every mountain Ford every stream Follow every rainbow 'Til you find your dream. When Oscar Hammerstein wrote these beautiful lines, he presented a lasting challenge to all generations. It is only by following our wildest dreams and reaching beyond our grasp that we can attain success and find personal satisfaction. High school with its academic, athletic, and social competition is the proving ground for life. It is here that we learn to climb our mountains. Because he has worked for and with us, because he has given generously of his time and talent—words are a poor substitute with which to express our sincere respect and admiration for this man. He is head of the Art Department, the baseball coach, and a Senior Class sponsor. He voluntarily gives much of his time in service to both the students and the community. The 1967 Sapulpan is the only tangible embodiment of the intangible — our admiration for Mr. Jack Fox. Administration II Dr. Tom Palmer, Quperintendent Dr. Palmer came to the Sapulpa School system this year. Prior to this time he served as superintendent at Cherokee. He received his Doctor of Education from OSH in the summer of 1966. Dr. Palmer has an active family including a son Mark, in college, a daughter Patti, in Junior High, and a set of year old twins, Stacy and Tracy. Dr. and Mrs. Palmer and their children Patti, Stacy, and Tracy, are on their way to a basketball game. 12 John Cockrum, Principal Mr. John Cockrum has served as high school principal since 1963. He received his Bachelor of Science from Northeastern State College, and his Master of Education from the University of Tulsa. Mr. Cockrum is interested in golf and football. He is active in both civic and school affairs. He is married and has a daughter, Debbie, who is a freshman at Oklahoma State University. 13 Betty Mitchell High School Registrar Bobbye Carr Financial Secretary Mr. C. W. Mullen, Administrative Assistant Ann Vest Secretary to Superintendent Teacher aides Norma Pullen. Darlene Denton, and Millie Combs mimeograph tests for teachers. 14 Board of Education Meets the Needs of a Growing Community Clyde Patrick Louis Stuart Karl Mauch Marie Garrison President Vice-President 2nd Vice-President Clerk Russell Franklin Member Bud Reed Member JHoward Gilliam Treasurer Sam Allen Attorney 15 Members discuss future plans at the monthly business meeting. Counselors Encourage and Guide David Sippy, Vice-Principal Mildred Fisher, Girls' Counselor Mr. Sippy. who also serves as athletic director, is always available to help students. Miss Fisher helps sophomore Karen Edwards plan her schedule for next year. Fine Arts Inspire Creativity Jack Fox George Brite VeDon Law rf |_ || in Instrumental Music Vocal Music Athletics Each division of the Fine Arts Department gives students great opportunity to display their creative talents. Through the band and choir knowledge and appreciation of music is strengthened. The art department gives the students an opportunity to express their ideas to others. Sharman Marchant, senior art student, works on clay sculpture. Carolyn Ledford puts finishing touches on her oil painting. Blevins White Biology Medical Arts Club Donnelle McJilton Biology, Botany, Zoology Pep Club Milce Schooling Biology Medical Arts Club Jerry Adams Chemistry, High School Math, Camera Club Science and Math Are Keys To Advancement Jack Madding Geometry, Algebra II, 4th Year Math Future Teachers of America, Math Club Bob Combs Algebra I, II, Physics Student Council Sophomores Mike Jeffries and Frank Barnes experiment with lab equipment in Biology class. 18 Biology, botany, chemistry, physics, and ZO' logy project science as it exists today. Throug these courses, students gain a basic understanding of the methods of science. Math courses stimulate straight-forward thinking and work with logic and reason. Math, algebra, geometry, and advanced math are offered to SHS students. Dan Hodge served as intern teacher during the second semester. Sue Houghton Office Machines General Business FBLA Geraldine DuBois Typing I. II Yearbook Merle Mullen Shorthand I, II Typing I FBLA Esta Lee Decker Bookkeeping, Business Math. Business English, Typing I Devotional Club Business Education Trains For Tomorrow Great opportunity in the field of business is made available to SHS students through an excellent business department. Business English, Typing I and II, Shorthand I and II, office machines, bookkeeping, general business, and business math. Seniors Kay Mathews and Johnette Guilfoyle take dictation from Senior Betty Lair sets record in console for dictation, new Shorthand equipment. Dan Moore Girls Physical Education, General Business, Athletics Lettermen’s Club 19 Dorothy Lindley H. W. Crowell Librarian Industrial Arts Library Club Ben Nelson Driver Education Driver’s Club W. H. Shaw Mechanical Drawing, Gen. Auto Mechanics, Co-Stagecraft, Audio-Visual Specialized Courses Provide Vocational Experience Today's world calls for trained personnel in areas other than academic. Specialized courses such as home economics, driver education, auto mechanics, industrial arts, mechanical drawing, agriculture, and industrial co-operative training prepare students for life in the world of trade and business. Through the library students in all areas of study can supplement their knowledge. Sophomores make use of newspaper and magazine facilities in the library. 20 Jane Lingo Home Economics FHA Neal Vest Auto Mechanics VICA Quentin Wallcup Vocational Agriculture FFA W. E. Bonham Industrial Co-operative Training VICA Milce Griffin works on an automobile in Trade Auto Mechanics. Lucky Turner and Clyde Brister work with new testing equipment. Mike LaFond, Roger Horn, and Robert Clark put the engine of a car in working order. Language Arts Lead Robin White English III Pep Club Dale Sparkman English II, Pow Wow FTA Barbara Armstrong English III Pep Club Alberta Irvin English I, IV. Composition Sophomores examine the Globe Theatre in connection with their study of Julius Caesar. Language Arts provide students with the knowledge basic to communication. Studies in English, literature, composition, foreign language and public speaking prepare students for life in today's world. Mary Livermore and Ruth Mauch depict Julius Caesar with puppets. 22 To Better Understanding Jim Basham English II Audio visual Ben Wheeler English III. IV Driver's Club Jeanne DeVilliers Tom Driver Speech I. II. Dramatics Spanish I, II Thespians Spanish Club Mrs. Kuykendall has taught in the Sapulpa School System for 15 years. She taught in other Oklahoma schools for 20 years. Mrs. Kuykendall received her Bachelor of Arts degree from Northeastern State College. She also attended the University of Tulsa, University of Oklahoma, and University of Missouri. The Sapulpan Staff wishes Mrs. Kuykendall much happiness and success in her retirement. Byrda Kuykendall English IV. Composition Devotional Club 23 Social Studies Strengthen Democracy Ken Murray U.S. History, Physical Education, Athletics Helen McAllister U.S. History, International Problems, Sociology John Scott World History, Physical Education, Government, Athletics Mildred Fisher Psychology, Girls Counselor Student Council Through the Social Studies Department students gain valuable knowledge and training for citizenship. A course in government was added to the Social Studies curriculum this year. Don Reiderer Jane Teague U.S. History, World History Psychology, Athletics Lettermen's Club K. Shibley a. � _awson were intern teachers in the Social Studies department during the first semester. Students in an • Art museum portray the cultural explosion in the Americanism Assembly. Sapulpa High School Service Staff Estella T. Blake Lunchroom Coordinator Kate Van Winkle Lunchroom Supervisor 25 Custodians Otis Blair, Raymond Johnson, Harold Mobley, and William Cloud prepare for the day's work. Organizations 27 9tudent Council Senior representatives standing are Larry Shelton, Steve McCormick, Carl Newton, Eddie Bayouth. Seated are Gayle Woodrell, Oebby Wright, Rita Vanatta, Kay Donaldson. Carol Stephens, and Lynne Luker. Junior representatives standing are Tom Brown, Chuck Buland, Doug Joseph, and John Young. Seated are Sabra Bennett. Carol James, Ginger Brown, Mary Brown, Linda Eaton, and Patti Parrish. Sophomore representatives standing are Jack Hillman, Bradd Bingman, Bill Berry, and Chris Lindenberg. Seated are Rufus Forrest, Cheryl Morrison, Kathy Mills, Candy Naifeh, and Mike Joseph. Student Council officers standing are: Steve McCormick, parliamentarian, Carl Newton, president, Jim Hodges, vice-president, and Ginger Brown, chaplain. Seated are: Rita Vanatta. treasurer, Lynne Luker, recording secretary, Kay Donaldson, corresponding secretary, and Debby Wright, historian. Democracy in Action Tom Brown, Doug Joseph, and Jim Hodges serve students at the Snack Bar. John Caldwell was featured speaker at the President's Banquet spon-sored by the Council each spring. Student Council strives for better student-faculty relations through practice in democracy. Students have a voice in the Council through homeroom representatives elected in the spring. Council projects include Howdy Week, Now or Never Week, Bundle Week, President's Banquet, snack bar, and presentation of two $100 scholarships. Eddie Bayouth presents a plaque to Mr. Cockrum honoring SHS students who have lost their lives in service of our country. 29 Senior Board members standing are: Alan Jones, Becky Keeling, Janie Davis, Kay Mathews, Rita Vanatta, and Brooks Bingman. Seated are: Theresa DeLong, Johnette Guilfoyle, Lynne Luker, Sally Livermore, and Mary Ann Primo. Junior Board members standing are: Jamie Skaggs, Berry Simpson, Jim Hodges, and Wayne Grimes. Seated are: Mary Atkinson, Kitty Cantrell, and Glenda Luker. Sophomore Board members standing are: Bradd Bingman, Tom Hughes. Tom Hayes. Chris Lindenberg, and Dan Atkinson. Seated are: Karen Edwards, Pam Harper, Mary Livermore. and Regina Ausmus. Youth Board sponsors the Youth Center each Friday night in the basement of the Elks Lodge. The Board also sponsors two dances each year. The Youth Board had a rummage sale to raise money in the fall. The bulk of the operating expenses are provided by the Community Chest. Board sponsors are Mr. L. W. Myles, Mrs. Robert Jones, Mrs. Guy Berry, Jr., Mrs. W. S. Davis, and Mrs. Glen Luker. Youth Board officers are Alan Jones, vice-pres., Theresa DeLong. cores, sec., Kitty Cantrell, Hist., Berry Simpson, sgt.-at-arms, Lynne Luker, pres., and Johnette Guilfoyle, rec. sec. 30 Youth Board Creates Fun Mr. Robert Basinger was guest speaker for the Youth Board assembly. A world meeting of teenagers sets the stage for the Youth Board assembly. Lynne Luker is crowned Youth Board Queen by Alan Jones at the Spring Formal sponsored by the board. Officers for the 1967 school year are Sharon Warren, Vice-pres.; Karan Bragg. Sec.; Sally Livermore, Pres.; Sammy Roach, Treas.; Jean Childress. Chaplain. Not pictured is Carl Newton. Sgt.-at-arms. Members of the Spanish Club washed and polished airplanes to raise money for the club treasury. Mary Livermore, the toreador , and Gary Wasson, the sleeping Mexican rode on the Spanish Club float in the Homecoming Parade. Qpanish Club Furthers International Understanding Spanish Club strives to promote an understanding of Latin American cultures. In their annual assembly, foreign students spoke to the student body on the customs and traditions of their countries. They presented a short program of Spanish folk songs. Following the foreign students was a comical play presented by SHS students in the Spanish Club. To raise money, the Spanish Club washed airplanes at Riverside Airport. Part of this went to building and entering a float in the 1967 Homecoming Parade. The tables are turned as the hero conquers the villain in a melodrama presented during the Spanish Club assembly. 32 FTA Fosters Teaching Officers standing: Linda Eaton. Hist; Cheryl Maynard. Sec; Sabra Bennett, Chaplain; Tom Hughes, Sgt-at-arms; Mary Primo, V.P; Penny May, Treas; and seated, Kay Matthews, Pres. FTA composes the largest and one of the busiest clubs in school. Christmas brought an annual party for underprivileged children. Teacher Appreciation Day provided veach teacher with a free hour and refreshments while FTA members taught their classes. A bake sale was the main money-making project this year. Although each member may not become a teacher, they will get a taste of what it is like to be a teacher. This opportunity may be instrumental in deciding on a future occupation. Working at the bake sale are Berry Simpson. Cheryl Maynard, Sharman Marchant, and Lyn Rainwater. Mr. Cockrum addresses the club on, So You Want to be a Teacher! Linda Eaton practices teaching on Teacher Appreciation Day. FTA meets once a month. 33 Driver's Club Encourages School Safety Sapulpa High School's Safe Driver's Club benefits students and citizens alike. It works with the city police and Highway Patrol to promote safe driving and punish traffic violators. Violators are tried before a twelve-man jury chosen at random from club members. If found guilty they are assigned themes from 1,500 to 10,000 words on safety. The main objective is to make every student in SHS a safer driver. John Young, prosecuting attorney; Renee Tyler, president; and Rex McFarlin, vice-president; are the 1967 Driver’s Club Officers. Not pictured is Saundra Crosslin, Secretary-treasurer. Renee Tyler and sponsors. Mr. Nelson and Mr. Wheeler, pass out applications to members. John Young passes sentence on Wally Newport for his traffic violation. 34 The officers are President Clyde Brister, Vice-President Mary Jane Cotton, Secretary Linda Eubanks, and Treasurer George Hupman. VICA Prepares Members for Future Sapulpa High School not only offers subjects for college bound students, but also offers classes for students planning to enter the vocational field. Students participating in this program attend morning classes and work in the afternoon thus providing the students with the opportunity to learn while they work. They are now affiliated with the Vocational and Industrial Clubs of America. Phyllis Jones was chosen club Sweetheart. Phyllis Jones was chosen club Sweetheart. 35 Future Farmers of America have many activities which include; showing projects at the state and county fairs, taking field trips, repairing the football stadium and participating in junior rodeos. FFA is limited to students in vocational agriculture. Members gain practical experience in farming techniques. To climax the year club awards are presented at the annual banquet held for FFA members and their parents. 36 Members prepare for Teacher’s Pie Sale. FHA Creates Leadership Future Homemakers presented varied programs at their monthly meetings. They believe in the individual and offer opportunity for personal development in many directions. This year the FHA attended the state rally in Oklahoma City, and the sub-district rally held in Sand Springs which they were in charge of the installation. They also went trick-or-treating for U.N.I.C.E.F. The members sponsored a bake sale and a Teacher's Pie Sale to raise money for their trips. Elaine Simmons makes signs for Trick-or-Treating. 37 The devotional club officers are: Faith Hood—Secretary Sandra Hyslop—Historian and Reporter Ricky Pennington—President Jim Lakey—Vice-President Stanley Keeton—Devotional Leader Devotional Club Serves Others Active in SHS, the Devotional Club selects several projects during the year that give the club members an opportunity to be of service to others. Among their activities this year were presenting Thanksgiving Assembly, distributing religious tracts, visiting the orphan’s home, and selling candy for additional income. Living Pictures was the theme for this year's Thanksgiving assembly. 38 Junior quartet performs in the assembly. Medical Arts Officers are: Pres. Lillian Finch Vice-Pres. Suzanne Logan Sec. Linda Whinnery Treas. Donna Hanna Dev. Leader Kay Dunback Hist. Rudy Hopper Medical Arts Club Medical Arts Club is full of activities. They worked at the Blood Bank, the nursing home, and the hospital. They gave toys to the children in the hospital at Christmas time, and a basket of food to needy families at Thanksgiving. They also made a trip through a medical center in Oklahoma City. Officers are with guests at a monthly meeting. Members sign up for the Blood Bank. Pep Club Would Rather Fight Than Switch Raising the Victory flag are this year's officers: Penny May. Chaplain; Lynne Lulcer. Sec.; Rhonda Hampton, Hist.; Theresa DeLong, Vice-Pres.; Johnette Guilfoyle, Pres.; Sabra Bennett, Treas.; and Glenda Luker, Assist. Sec. What makes SHS the school worth fighting for? A reason for fighting is School Spirit . Promoting this School Spirit is the Pep Club. The SHS Pep Club has many responsibilities and jobs to arouse school spirit. Besides supporting the teams at both winter and spring sports events the club has sponsored the annual bonfire, decorated the goal posts, presented an assembly, sold Chieftain buttons, ribbons, and Stop signs; sponsored the Homecoming Dance, gave the women teachers Homecoming corsages and the men Chieftain bow ties. They made signs for the players, gave a gift to all returning lettermen, and had several pep assemblies. These are only a few of the many ways in which the Pep Club has aided the School Spirit of SHS and made it worth fighting for. Students and alumni sign the autograph teepee at the Homecoming Dance. During the basketball games and wrestling matches, the Pep Club operated the concession stand. Steven McCormick gives a pep talk at the annual bonfire. The Pep Club shows what really makes a football hero in a skit, during their assembly. Candy Naifeh, Betty Blake. Susan Vanhorn. Pam Abner. Mary Beth Stockard, Wanda Randolph. Margaret Proctor. Nolda Ballard. Janis Douglas, Becki Hershberger. Janis Updike. Beverly Tarr. Sherry Ezzell. Shiela Asher, Susan Casey. Phyllis Hampton. Mary Rodgers. Marsha Nichols. Patti Bowen. Ruth Troxell, Marci Curtis. Rhonda Watkins. Karen Wells. Jennie Coulson, Paula Denton. H Pam Harper. Cathy Mills, Karyl Sawyer. Mazola Brown, Joetta Barnes. Penny May, Sabra Bennett, Stevie Whitley, Theresa DeLong, Johnette Guilfoyle. Center: Kitty Cantrell, Carol James. Mary Atkinson, Ginger Brown, Gayle Woodrell. Becky Keeling Lynne Luker, Sandra Brock. Ruth Mauch, Kay Mathews. Pam Rebholz, Liz Stephenson. Jan Coulson. Sally Livermore. Kathy Catlin, Mary Primo Rachel Treeman. Mary Livermore. Debby Mi'es, Penny Walters, Debby Troxell, Vicki Beesley, Linda Martin. Debby Wilburn. Linda Eaton, Virginia Randolph. Joy Shreffler. Carol Easterling, Teresa Ott, Linda Miller. Barbara Miller. Melodie Miller. Barbara Rivers. Barbara Primo, Rhonda Hampton, Glenda Luker, Pat Bradley. Debby Denton. Linda McIntosh, Marsha Gibbs 41 Cheerleaders Back School Spirit Cheerleaders anxiously await a free throw. Letterman's Club Promotes Good Qportsmanship President Steven McCormick and other club members work in the concession stand at Junior High games. Officers for this year's Letterman's Club are — Steven McCormick, President; Gary McIntosh, Vice President; Lonnie Sechrest, Sec.; Dan Chapman, Treas.; Larry Schlecht. Sgt. at Arms. Lettermans Club is a club representative of all sports. Boys who have lettered in wrestling, football, basketball, baseball, track, golf, and tennis may belong to the club. Fair play and good sportsmanship are two virtues stressed by the organization. Faculty and Lettermen's Club members struggle for the ball at the annual benefit basketball game. 43 Key Club Seniors are Jaclc Clark. Danny Chapman. Larry Schlecht, Alan Jones, Brooks Bingman. Eddie Bayouth, Johnny Pogue, Eddie Humphrey, and Steve McCormick. Juniors serving the Key Club are Chuck Buland. Gary McIntosh, Mike Treeman, Steve Shibley, Rex McFarlin, Louis Stuart and Doug Joseph. Sophomore members are Bradd Bingman, Bill Berry, Cliff Naifeh, Chris Lindenberg, and Tommy Hughes. Key Club, sponsored by the Kiwanis Club, offers its members the training to build themselves into responsible leaders. The club has had many activities this year. A few of these are keeping the marquee up to date, placing a 40 ft. Sapulpa Chieftain sign over the new pressbox at the football field, sponsored the annual Heart Hop to raise money for the Heart Fund. They also distributed March of Dimes cannisters, presented the school with a new Victory flag, and sponsored an assembly. Officers this year are Pres., Alan Jones: Vice-Pres., Steve McCormick; Sec., Brooks Bingman: Treas., Eddie Humphrey: and Sgt. at Arms, Larry Schlecht. Pres., Alan Jones presents Key Club Sweetheart, Johnette Guilfoyle with a dozen red roses. 44 FBLA Promoles Business Leadership Ambitious, competent business leadership is the goal of the Future Business Leaders of America. Striving toward this goal the club has had guest speakers and toured places of business. The main money-making project of this club is selling Homecoming corsages. Although every club member does not plan to enter the business world, this club gives him the opportunity to see what it is like. Officers ere Jenie Lowery, Trees; Kethy Blake, Sec: Peggy Brooks. V.P.; Betty Leir, Pres; end Norme Pullen, installing officer. At the FBLA essembly Mr. John Frenk spoke on how to mold your life to become e better leeder. U T U R E USINESS EADERS MERICA FBLA members perticipete in Velentine’s Benquet. 45 Librarians Aid Students Busy checking out library books are this year’s officers: Candy Naifeh, Secretary; Karen Wells, President; and Deby Troxell. Vice-President. Mrs. Lindley (sponsor) explains how to use the card Catalogue to Sophomore librarians. They are: Marci Curtis, Mary Livermore. Jacci Burk. Rachel Treeman, and Cheryl Morrison. Many services are rendered during the year by the Library Club. This year's club members are made up of librarians alone. Some of their daily duties include making new books ready for use in the library; keeping all books in neat, easy-to-find order; and giving helpful assistance to Mrs. Lindley, their sponsor. The highlight of the club year is the annual library party. Margaret Proctor, Marcia Mayberry, Sammye Howard, and Sue Lister watch while Maribeth Stockard demonstrates how to use the magazine covers. Filing books on the shelves are: Joetta Hill, Marie McCarthy, Carol Laughlin, Dona Durbin, and Linda Cochran. Craig Blackburn aids a teacher with a recorded tape. Leonard Rivett demonstrates the correct use of the tape recorder. Audio-Visual Mr. Shaw, a sponsor, lectures at an informal club meeting. Here members experiment with a new machine. 47 Chesley Campbell and Leonard Rivett clean carbon arc spotlight. Charles Hollingsworth and R. L. Bullock assemble new safety ladder. Stage Crew Aids SHS This year's productions and presentations were exceptional due to an effective stage crew. Under the direction of Mrs. DeVilliers and Mr. Shaw, the stage crew not only managed plays and assemblies, but also aided greatly the production of the prom, dance recitals, choir and band concerts. The Crew's effectiveness was increased considerably by the addition of new equipment, including a carbon arc spotlight and a safety ladder for making repairs and erecting sets. Dan Atkinson, Linda Eddleman, Randy Powers paint prom decorations. John Young and Wayne Walkup secure play sets. Kim Stover and Trey Gilliam prepare lectern for assembly. 4S Thespians, now a member of troop 743, are very popular with students at SHS. They help young hams get experience in show biz . Aims of the club are: (I) to establish and advance standards of excellence in all phases of dramatic arts, and (2) to create an active and intelligent interest in dramatic art among boys and girls in high school. Thespians take part in both Senior and Junior plays. President, Stevi Whitley, speaks to club members. Thespians — There's No Business Like 9how Business. 49 50 Charter members are Mary Ann Primo, Lynne Lulcer, Sally Livermore. Larry Rupert, Gary Wasson. Karan Bragg, Sammy Roach, Barbara Burzio. Kay Mathews, Sharon Warren, Suzanne Logan, and Sue Rivers. Newly selected members are Mike Joseph, Keith Hogan, Pat Hill, Rufus Forrest, Sharon Barkley, Jack Hillman. Virginia Randolph, Pat Bradley, Phyllis Giacomo. Penny May, Lillian Finch, Carmon Crosslin, Carol Griess. and Pat Wasson. National Honor Society Is Organized Newly organized this year is the Sapulpa chapter of the National Honor Society. Membership in this organization has become recognized nationally as one of the highest honors that can be bestowed on a high school student. Members are selected on the basis of Leadership, Character, Scholarship, and Service. They are required to have an over-all grade average of 3.4, and all applicants are screened by a vote of the faculty. Since this was the chapter's first year, a candlelight initiation ceremony was held to install both the charter members and the newly selected ones. Speakers at this event were Mrs. Robin White, sponsor, and Dr. Tom Palmer, superintendent of schools. Classes Senior Class Officers Brooks Bingman—President Larry Schlecht—Vice President Carol Stephens—Secretary Johnette Guilfoyle—Treasurer ABNER, DANNY—Drivers Club: Camera Club: Baseball. ADAMS, FAYE—FBLA: Choir: Glee Club. ADAMS, MICHAEL Presenting The Class of '67 ANDERSON, DEWAYNE ANDERSON, KEITH—FTA; Camera Club: Sec., Treas. BALLARD, JOE ROGER—Letterman's Club: Football; Magic Empire All-Conference, Honorable Mention. BALLINGER, GARY BARCLAY, MICHAEL—FTA: Driver's Club. BARCLAY, KELLY BARNES, JESSE—Jr. Play Cast: Camera Club: Treas.; Spanish Club; FTA BARNES, JOETTA—Pep Club. BARNES, LAWRENCE—Letterman's Club; Basketball. BARNETT, BOBBIE JO BARNETT, PATRICIA—Band. BARROWMAN, VICI—FTA; Thespians; Honor Roll; Announcement Committee. BAXTER, ROBERT—DAR Hist. Award; Latin Club; Spanish Club; DeMolay. BA YOUTH, EDDIE—Letterman's Club; Football; Key Club: Treas.; Student Council. BENNETT, JAMES—FFA; Perfect Attendance Award. Kay Donaldson reigned over the annual Homecoming Assembly after being chosen as the 1966-67 Homecoming Queen. She was selected by a popular vote of the student body and was crowned by Senior Class President, Brooks Bingman. 56 BEVENUE, RAYMOND—FFA BEVERIDGE, RONALD—Band; Letter-man's Club; Driver's Club. BILBY, BARBARA—FTA; FHA; McCall's Teen Fashion Board Member. BILBY, DONALD BILBY, JOHNNY—Letterman's Club; Baseball; FFA: Chap. Pari. BINGMAN, BROOKS—Sr. Class Pres.; Youth Board; Key Club; Sec.; Boy's State; Football; Letterman's Club; Jr. Play Cast. '67 — Year Of Beauty BIRDSONG, TOM—Audio-Visual Club; Band Award at State Contest. BLACK, MIKE—Driver's Club. BLAKE, KATHY—FBLA; Sec.; Librarian Club; Office Staff; Devotional Club. BLOCK, DAVID—Student of the Month; Math Club; Pres.; National Honor Society; Letterman's Club; OSU President's Scholarship; Merit Test Commendation. BRADLEY, LYNN—Spanish Club; FBLA; Honor Roll; National Honor Society. BRAGG, KARAN—Band Queen; Head Twirler; Spanish Club: Sec.; National Honor Society; FTA; Runner-up for Jr. Miss. 57 BRISTER, CLYDE—VICA: Pres.; Letterman's Club; Football. BROOKS, PEGGY—FBLA; V.P.; Devotional Club; Glee Club; Office Asst. BROOKS, SKIPPER—Letterman's Club; Football; All-Conference Honorable Mention All State Football; Jr. Play Cast. Last Homecoming For Seniors BROWN, CLARENCE—T l Club. BROWN, MAZOLLA—Pep Club; FHA. BRUNER, PHYLLIS—Blazers; FBLA; Student Council Alternate. BUCKLEY, RONNIE BURGESS, RICKY—Driver's Club; Band; The Apaches . BURK, CAROLINE—Thespians. BURZIO, BARBARA—Choir; FBLA: Pari.; Blazers: Honor Roll; Glee Club; National Honor Society. CAMPBELL, GENE—Driver's Club. CARRIGER, JACK—FBLA; Devotional Club. 58 CARTER, EMILY—Blazers. CARTER, MARILYN CATLIN, KATHY—Blazers: Spanish Club: FBLA: Pow Wow Staff; Pep Club. CAUSEY, TOMMY—Jr. Play Cast; Thespians: Latin Club. CHALK, SHARON—Medical Arts Club. CHAPMAN, DAN—Letterman's Club: Treas.; Wrestling: Key Club. CHARLES, RICHARD—Driver's Club: Baseball. CHEEK, CAROLYN CHILDERS, GARY—Driver's Club; DeMolays. LeRoy Hyslop, Mike McCeig. and Mary Mehlhorn enjoy the Homecoming Dance. 59 The Senior float, as seen from behind, was a large skunk with a mobile tail. CHILDRESS, JEANIE—Band; Swing Band; Honor Roll; Latin Club, SGT-at-Arms; Spanish Club, Chap.; DAR Hist. Award. CLARK, JACK—Band, Sec.; FTA, Pari.; All State Band; Honor Roll; Jr. Lion of Jan.; Merit Test Commendation; Key Club. CLARK, ROBERT Seniors enjoy the snow at S.H.S. CLARK, SHARON—Pep Club; Span-ish Club; FBLA; Glee Club; Choir. COCKRAN, LINDA—Librarian Staff. CONNER. JANE—Blazers; FTA; FFA Queen Runnerup. 60 COOK, DEBBIE—Sophomore Class Sec.; Glee Club, V.P.; Choir; Band; FBLA. COOK, MAX COOPER, RONALD—T l Club. COOPER, ROY COTTON, MARY JANE—FTA; VICA: V.P.; VICA Sweetheart '67; Senior Announcement Committee. COULSON, JAN—Spanish Club: FTA; Pep Club. Seniors Prepare For Holidays CROSSLIN, SAUNDRA—FTA; Spanish Club; Driver's Club: Sec. CRUM, STEVE—FTA: Spanish Club; Golf; Jr. Play Cast. DAVIS, GERALDINE—Medical Art's Club; FBLA. DAVIS, JANIE—Best Actress '66; Choir: V.P.; Thespians: Sec.; Spanish Club; Youth Board. DAVIS, MONA—Glee Club; VICA. DAVIS, RONNIE—FTA; Driver's Club. 61 Jack Clark assists Janet Hopkins by de-icing her windows. DURANT, RUTH—Glee Club; Blazers; Pep Club. EDDLEMAN, LINDA—Stage Crew; Medical Art's Club; Pep Club; Math Club. EDWARDS, DANNY—Boy's State; Letterman’s Club; Football. 62 ENGLES, ROBERTA—Spanish Club; Librarian Club; Sr. Dinner Comm. ENLOW, DEWEY—FFA: V.P., Treas; Sapulpa Round Up Club; Grand Champion Steers 65 66; Star Farmer. ESCOE, JERRY—FFA. EUBANKS, LINDA—Medical Arts; Blazers; VICA; Sec. FITZPATRICK, RICKY—Driver's Club. FLETCHER, SUE—Medical Arts: Chap; Office Assist. 9eniors Enter 9econd And Final 9emester FOOTE, DOUGLAS FOSTER, SHIRLEY—Pep Club. FRYE, DANNY—T l Club. GALIPEAU, SUSAN—Blazers; Camera Club: Sec; Drivers Club; Spanish Club; Devotional Club. GALLOWAY, WANDA—Blazers; Medical Arts. GANTZ, DARREL— FBLA. 63 GARRINGER, BARBARA—FTA: Pari; Pep Club. GIBSON, KENNETH—T f Club. GILBERT, LINDA—Medical Arts Club. GILBERT, SANDY—Blazers. GILLIAM, WENOKA GILNER, JERRY—Audio-Visual Club; FBLA; VICA. GINN, WILBURN—T l Club. GOWDY, TOMMY—Driver's Club: The Apaches . GRANGER. SHERRY—FBLA; FTA. Civil Defense Prepares Seniors For Disasters GREGORY, PAT—Medical Arts. GRIESS, CAROL—Glee Club: Blazers; Blazers of Year; Honor Roll; FTA; Miss Merry Christmas; Choir; Sec. GRIFFIN, MIKE—Audio-Visual Club; T l Club; FTA. 64 GRIMES, MARVIN—Band; Spanish Club. GROFF, LINDA—Devotional Club; B PW Jr. Girl of Month. GUBAS, DEBBIE—Band; Office Assistant. In the Civil Defense Forum Seniors received pamphlets, shelter rations, and viewed films on survival during disasters. Mr. Thurman of the State Civil Defense Department spoke to Seniors on Nuclear Warfare. GUILFOYLE, JOHNETTE—Pep Club, Pres. Treas.; Youth Board, Sec. Hist.; FTA, Treas.; Student Council: Honor Roll; Key Club Sweetheart; Sr. Attend. Mid-Winter Sports Queen. HALL, CLARENCE—T l Club. HALL, JENNIFER—Glee Club; Medical Arts; Blazers. HALL, TOMMY HAMILTON, MARVIN HANKINS, MEREDITH—Football; Baseball; Letterman's Club; FTA; Driver's Club. 65 HANNA, MARK—Letterman's Club; Baseball. HARDY, JIM—Jr. Play Cast; Prom Comm.; Yearbook Staff; FTA; Spanish Club. HARPER, DON HARRIS, DENNIS—VICA; FFA. HARRIS, LA DONNA—Glee Club; Medical Arts. HATLEY, DOUG The Curious Savage” Was The Senior Play HAUBERT, MIKE—VICA. HENRY, JILL—Band; Glee Club; Choir; All State Chorus; Spanish Club; FTA; Driver's Club. HILL, DARRELL HILL, JOETTA—Librarian Club; Librarian Award. HINDERER, LARRY—All State Band; All State Orchestra; Camera Club; Band. HOLLIER, FRANK 66 SENIORS GREAT!! This year the Senior Play, The Curious Savage , was a tremendous success. The ticket sales surpassed those of all previous plays and there was standing room only at the actual presentation. The members of the cast received a standing ovation. Congratulations to the class of '67! Vicki Barrowman, Theresa DeLong, Lynne Luker and James Lyda begin the play in Scene I. Here, the inmates. Vicki Barrowman, Theresa DeLong, Barbara Ga'rringer, James Lyda and Eddie Bayouth observe their new companion. Mrs. Savage, Stevie Whitley. HOLT, JUDITH—Band; All State Band; Honor Roll; Jr. Play Cast; Latin Club; Driver's Club. HOPKINS, JANET—Band; Twirler; Blazers; Driver's Club; FTA: Yearbook Queen. HOPKINS, ZENOBIA—Glee Club. HORACEK, PHIL HUGHES, JANIS—Band; Blazers; FTA; Soph. Sr. Band Attend.; Midwinter Sports Queen. HUMBLE, SHIRLEY ANN—Devotional Club; FTA; Spanish Club: Glee Club; Sr. Banquet Prom Comm. 67 HUMPHREY, EDDIE—Key Club: Treas; Student of Month; Football: All Conference-All State Football; Wrestling—3rd in State; Letterman's Club. HUNTER, MARY—Glee Club; Choir; Soph. Class V.P.; Miss Merry Christmas Cand; Thespians; FTA. HUPMAN, GEORGE—FFA; VICA: Treas. HYSLOP, LeROY—Pow Wow Staff; Driver's Club; FTA; Letterman's Club; Baseball; Band. JOHN, JENICE JOHNSON, ARGEL—FFA: Pari; Driver's Club. JOHNSON, CHARLES—Basketball; Letterman's Club; Audio-Visual Club; Track. JOHNSON, RICHARD—Audio-Visual Club. JONES, ALAN—Key Club; Youth Board: V.P.; Letterman's Club; Intra-School Council; Football; Wrestling. Senior Class Consists of 287 Seniors JONES, DIANNA JONES, GENE—Choir; Audio-V ual Club; Sgt.-at-Arms; HMS Pinafore Cast. JONES, LUTHER 68 Seniors make flowers for lettering on their float. The Senior float placed second in the Homecoming Parade. JONES, PHYLLIS—VICA Sweetheart; VICA. JONES, REBA—Glee Club; Medical Arts Club; Jr. Miss Cand. KEELING, BECKI—Youth Board; Pep Club; Head Cheerleader; FTA; Homecoming Attendant. KIDD, JESSE— FFA; T l Club. KEEFER, JOHNNY—FBLA; Choir. KIGHTLINGER, LINDA—FBLA; Spanish Club; Blazers; Devotional Club. 69 KLASSEN, ED—Driver's Club. KOONS, KATHY—Band; Twirler; FBLA; FTA; Spanish Club. KOPP, DIANNA—Spanish Club; Band. LAIR, BETTY—FTA; FBLA, Pres.; Glee Club; Honor Roll; Librarian; Office Assistant. LANE, LINDA—Blazers: Pep Club; Driver's Club; FTA. LAUGHLIN, CAROL—Librarian. 70 Seniors exerc'rse their special privileges by leaving the auditorium first while the Juniors and Sophomores remain seated. LAY. EDWIN LEARNED, ROSETTA—Pep Club: Choir: Blazers: Jr. Miss Cand; FTA; Glee Club. LEDFORD, CAROLYN—Driver's Club; Devotional Club. LINDENBERG, KAY—Choir: FTA; Pep Club: Driver's Club; Glee Club. LITTLE, JACKIE—T l Club; FFA; Sec. LITTLE, ROY 9enior Class Receive Qpecial Privileges LIVERMORE, SALLY—Jr. Class: V.P.; Spanish Club: Pres.; Pow Wow Editor; Youth Board; National Honor Society; B PW Jr. Girl of Month. LOGAN, RUBIN—Medical Arts; VICA; Camera Club; Honor Roll; Librarian Club. LOWERY, JANIE—FBLA: Treas. LOWERY, JOHN—Driver's Club; Spanish Club; Latin Club; FBLA. LUKER, LYNNE—Youth Board: Pres.; Student of Month; FTA; Pep Club: Sec.; Student Council: Sec.; Thespians: Treas; National Honor Society. LYDA, JAMES—Honor Roll: Pow Wow Staff; NMSQT Commended Status: Camera Club; Spanish Club; Jr. Play Cast. 71 LYNCH, TONY MACKEY, BERNADYNE—Blazers; Pep Club; Glee Club; Sr. Banquet Comm. MANN, ALICE—FTA; Medical Arts; Spanish Club; FHA. 9eniors Possess Varied Talents MARCHANT, SHARMAN—Miss Merry Christmas Cand; Jr. Miss Cand; Choir: Treas; FTA; Spanish Club; Pep Club; Glee Club. MARTIN, SUE MASTERS, BILL—FTA; Driver's Club; Golf. MATHEWS, KAY—Jr. Miss; FTA: Pres. V.P.; Youth Board; Pep Club; National Honor Society; Yearbook Staff. MATZINGER, DEBBIE—Band; FTA; Spanish Club; Blazers. MAYNARD, CHERYL—FTA: Sec; Band; Spanish Club; Blazers; Student Director of Jr. Play. McCAIG, MIKE—Audio-Visual Club; FTA; Driver's Club. McCARTHY, MARIE—Librarian Club. McCORMICK, STEVE—Mr. Congeniality; Boys State; Letterman’s Club: Pres.; Football; All Conference; Key Club: V.P.; Football Co-Captain. 72 McMUNN, LINDA—Band; FTA; Spanish Club; Driver's Club; Honor Roll: Jr. Play Cast. McREYNOLDS, SAM—Wrestling; Letterman's Club. McREYNOLDS, TERRY—FTA; Driver's Club; Pep Club; Jr. Miss Cand. MEHLHORN, MARY—Spanish Club; Pow Wow Staff. METCALF, PATRICIA—FTA; FHA; Librarian Club: Devotional Club. MOORE, MARILYN—FHA. 73 MURPHY, JEANIE—FTA; Blazers; Choir: Hist.; FBLA. NEWPORT, WALLY—Letterman's Club; Football; Wrestling; Track; All Conference Football; Sparta Award-Wrestling; Jr. Play Cast. NEWTON, CARL—Letterman's Club; Football; Basketball; Spartish Club; Sgt.-at-Arms; Student Council: Pres; Jr. Lion. NICHOLS, CONNIE—FBLA; Spanish Club. PATTERSON, DANNY—Spanish Club; Camera Club; Baseball. PATTERSON, DONNA—FHA; Pep Club. PATTERSON, GRACE—FBLA: Chap; Devotional Club. PAXTON, SAMMIE—FTA; Band; Honor Roll. PENNINGTON, RICKEY—Devotional Club: Hist. Pres. 74 PINKSTON, DON—Thespians; FTA; VICA; Stage Crew. POGUE, JOHNNY—Key Club; Athletics. POPE, LINDA—Pep Club. Qeniors Are Fitted For Caps And Gowns POWERS, ARLITA—Blazers; Glee Club; FTA. PRICE, LARRY—Audio-Visual Club; Driver's Club; FTA. PRIMO, MARY—Honor Roll; Girls State; Yearbook Co-Editor; Youth Board; National Honor Society; FTA; V.P. PROCTOR, KENNY—FTA; Driver's Club. PULLEN, LINDA—FBLA; Medical Arts. RACKLEY, VICKI—Choir; Honor Roll: FTA; Spanish Club; All State Choir; Ensemble. RAME, DENNIS RAWDON, PATTY—Honor Roll: FBLA; Blazers; Spanish Club; Devotional Club. REBHOLZ, PAM—Jr. Play Cast; FTA; Pep Club; Jr. Miss Cand; Prom Comm. 75 RENO, JOHNNY—FFA. RENZELMAN, LOU ANN RILEY, JOANNE—Pep Club. RILEY, WILLIAM RIVERS, SUE—Spanish Club; Honor Roll; Medical Arts Club; National Honor Society, DAR Award. RIVETT, LEONARD—FTA; VICA; Choir; Audio-Visual Club. Seniors Show ROACH, SAMMY—Latin Club; Jr. Play Cast; Spanish Club: Treas; National Honor Society; Honor Roll; Pow Wow Staff. ROBERTSON, CHRIS—Pep Club; FTA: Spanish Club. ROBINSON, EUGENE—Driver's Club. ROBINSON, JULIA—Band; Jr. Miss Cand; All State Band; Blazers; Medical Arts; Driver's Club. ROE, REGINA ROMINE, HUBERT—FFA. 76 SAWYER, LARRY—FFA; Audio-Visual; Track; Wrestling. SCHLECHT, LARRY—Letterman's Club, Sgt-at-Arms; Sr. Class V.P.; Jr. Sr. Play Cast; Key Club; Driver's Club; All Conference Football; Honorable Mention at All State. SCHOVONEC, JOE SCOTT, STELLA—Glee Club. SEAY, BUDDY—Driver's Club: FTA; Audio-Visual. SECHREST, LONNIE—Letterman's Club, Sec.; Football; Wrestling; Band. Artistic Ability SHAW, MICHAEL—Audio-Visual. SHELTON. LARRY—Tennis; Wrestling; TAR. Pres.; Choir; Student Council; Devotional Club. SHORT, GARY SIMMONS, GLORIA—Medical Arts Club. SISNEY, RUTH—FHA; Pow Wow Staff. SLOAN, RONALD—Audio-Visual Club. 77 SMITH, CINDY—Glee Club: Sec.; Choir; Thespians; FTA; Sextette. SMITH, DONNA—FTA; Sr. Prom Comm; Sr. Banquet Comm; Student Council Alt. SMITH, LINDA—Devotional Club; Blazers; FBLA. SMITH, RUNDA—Letterman's Club; Basketball. SMITH, WILEY SMITHEE, KENNY—VICA; Camera Club; FTA. Seniors Rejoice — Graduation Is Near SONTAG, ANNA—FTA; FBLA; Librarian Club. SPOHN, DANNY—Choir; Pres; Camera Club: Pres; Superior Solo Tri State. STANLEY, VICKI—FTA; VICA. STEEPLES, TERRY—Driver's Club; VICA. STEPHENS, CAROL—Student Council; Homecoming Attend; Jr. Sr. Class Sec; Miss Congeniality; Choir; Miss Merry Christmas Cand. STEPHENS, JERRY—FFA: Pres; Letterman's Club; Track. 78 STEPHENS, WILMA STEPHENSON, LIZ—FTA; Pep Club; Youth Board; Mid Winter Sports Attend. TAPP, CAROLYN—Choir; Devotional Club: Treas; FHA. Theresa DeLong is exhilarated. Famous male cheerleaders give final victory yell for Chieftains! THOMPSON, DANNY— FFA. TIFFT, DANNY TILBURY. JACK—Band: V.P.; Drum Major; Stage Band; All State Band; Boys St. Delegate; Intra-School Council. TOUSLEY, FRANK—FFA; FTA; . Driver's Club. TURNER, GUY—FTA; Driver's Club; FFA. TYLER, RENEE—FTA: Sec; Driver’s Club: Pres; Band. 79 Seniors Have Gone — Leaving SHS Empty VANATTA, RITA—Youth Board, Hist.; Student Council, Treas. Hist.; Yearbook Staff, Business Manager; Blazers, Treas.; Soph. Class Treas.; FTA. VAN HORN, KATHY—Medical Arts; Blazers; Driver's Club. WALKER, PATRICIA WALL, WAYNE—Audio-Visual, V.P.; Intra-School Council; VICA. WALTS, DALE—Driver's Club; Camera Club; FTA; Jr. Play Cast. WARREN, SHARON—DAR Award; All State Band; Girls State; Spanish Club, V.P.; Yearbook Co-Editor; National Honor Society. WASSON, GARY—Latin Club, V.P.; Spanish Club; National Honor Society; Honor Roll. WEINS, CLESTIN WEINS, LINDA—FBLA. WEIESNBACH, ROBERTA—Devotional Club; FBLA. WHITLEY, STEVIE—Girls State; Thespians, Pres.; Pep Club; Jr. Play Cast; Sr. Play Cast; Best Supporting Atcress '66. WILEMON, DAVID—T l; Driver's Club. 80 WILLIAMS, JANICE—Pep Club; Blazers. WILLIAMS, J. E.—FFA; Audio-Visual Club; Driver's Club; Chapter Farmer Degree. WILLIAMS, JAMES WILLIAMS, TOMMY—FFA. WILLINGHAM, KATHLEEN—Driver's Club: FTA. WILSON, DON—T l Club; FFA. WOODRELL, GAYLE—Student Council; FTA: Hist: FFA Sweetheart; Cheerleader: Driver's Club. WRIGHT, DEBBIE—All State Choir; Student Council: Hist; FTA; Glee Club: Pres; Jr. Class: Treas; Jr. Miss Cand. WOOLMAN, SANDRA—Honor Roll; Driver's Club; Choir. YOUNG, RONNIE—Wrestling; Track; Driver's Club; FTA; Honor Roll; Audio-Visual. YOUNGER, DALE—VICA; Stage Crew. NARANJO, DAVID—Spanish Club; Medical Arts; Yearbook King. GRADUATION is over—twelve years of work and fun have now ended for the Class of '67. The halls are empty—the Seniors have gone! 81 Junior Class Officers Tommy Brown—President Doug Joseph—Vice President Barbi Rush—Secretary Teri Wright—Treasurer Ronnie Allinger David Allman Linda Ament Judy Anderson Guy Atchley Juniors Recall Accomplishments of '67 Mary Atkinson Linda Baker Eugene Ballinger Jackie Barclay Deidra Barkley Sherry Baxter Ronald Beasley Dick Bedingfield Christine Belk Joe Bennett Sabra Bennett Charles Betzler Bill Bewley Billy Bilby Shirley Birmingham Craig Blackburn Karen Boaz Charles Bock Fred Bogan Sharon Boren Vonda Boughton Carlenc Bowman Pat Bradley Ronnie Bristow Charolette Brooks Erma Brown Ginger Brown Mary Brown Tommy Brown Toni Brown Charlie Brumley Chuck Buland R. L. Bullock Jackie Bunch Chesley Cambell Juniors Take First Step in Becoming Seniors Kitty Cantrell Alan Carter Shelia Carter Linda Cazzell Jean Christian Sue Chronic Charles Clark Jimmy Clark Glen Clements Shirley Clements David Cochram Susan Cook Naomi Cooper Carmen Crosslin Phyllis Giacomo. Janice Sherwood, and Chris Marshall order Senior rings for '68. Marla Daniels Connie Davis Gerald Davis Ricky Davis Willard Davis Lee Davison Danny Deason Debbie Denton Laura DeGraffenreid Gloria Dillingham Judy Dunbar Carol Easterling 85 Juniors Display Creative Talent at Homecoming Linda Eaton Donna Ellis Mickey Ernst David Fieker Phyllis Fields Ray Fillmore Lillian Finch Shirley Freeman Linda Frye Phillip Fulks Sandy Gantz Eddie Gaston Celia Gebhard Donald George Phyllis Giacomo Sandy Graham Erwin Greene Juniors work eagerly to build a winning float. Donna Giese Shirley Gilbert Elvin Gregory Anna Griess Wayne Grimes Pat Hager Peggy Hamilton Rhonda Hampton Donna Hanna Robert Hardgrove Kathy Harkins Jimmy Harris Junior float takes first place in Homecoming parade. Richard Hartman Ralph Hayes Viola Heath Joe Henry Larry Henshaw Gary Hobbs Jim Hodges Keith Hogan Duane Hollier Chico Holleyman 87 Charles Hollingsworth Faith Hood Karen Hoover Bobby Hopkins Roger A. Horn Dennis Houser Carolyn Housley Mike Huddleston George Hummingbird Sandra Hyslop Barbara Jackson Carol James Ricky James Mary Jamison Barbara Jarvis Charles Jesse Leta Johnson Johnny Jones Patsy Jones Doug Joseph Donna King Florence Lake Jim Lakey Kathy Lampton Sharon Lankford Betty Lawson Jane Lee Judith Lee Gail Leverett Sue Ann Lister 88 Juniors Present Cheaper by the Dozen Junior play cast gives an outstanding performance. Phyllis Lytle Karlene Madden Charles Marshall Chris Marshall Milce Martin Mary Kay Maulding Penny May Larry McClure Larry McCoy Mike McCrory Suzanne Logan Bruce Lucas Glenda Luker 89 Rex McFarlin Jerry McGuire Gary McIntosh Linda McIntosh Becky McClain Alice Meisenheinher Barbara Miller Joe Miller Melodie Miller Claudette Moore Junior Royalty Is Chosen Homer Moore James Morgan James Morrison Bill Morrow Sabra Bennett, Junior attendant, rides in Homecoming parade. June Myers Danny Napier 90 Dennis Napier Erma Nash Inell Norman Theresa OH Debbie Owen Anita Parks Pat Parks Patti Parrish Janine Pennington Monty Philpot Robert Pierson George Porter Vicki Posey Barbara Primo Robert Prows Linda Raines Lynn Rainwater James Rome Candidates for this year’s Junior Miss are: ROW I: Mary Kay Maulding, Kathy Lampton, Penny May, Linda Eaton, and Donna Ellis. ROW 2: Joy Shreffler. Sabra BenneH, Virginia Randolph, Sherry Baxter, and Linda Baker. 91 Virginia Randolph Barbara Rape David Renfroe Ronald Ritchie Judy Robinson Gail Rogers Elaine Redden Ronnie Reed Barbara Rivers Tom Robertson Linda Rogers Trula Rogers Juniors — Most Original on Wild Day Terry Roulc Larry Rupert Stan Rutherford Ronald Rutledge Donald Scott Janice Sherwood Steve Shibley Linda Shoaf Gene Shobe Joy Shreffler 92 Terry Shultz Dell Sidebottom Berry Simpson Richard Stalcup Kenny Stanley Leroy Steeley Diclc Steeples Larry Stephens Kim Stover Jamie Skaggs Mike Smith Rex Smith Tommy Smith Nick Smithee Bob Snapp Susan Snider Pat Sontag Connie Speak Larry Rupert displays a nagging wife on Wild Day' . Diana Strain Louis Stuart Bill Stubblefield Janice Tanner Ernie Tapp Carolyn Taylor Judy Teeter Marilyn Thomas Lynda Tilley Marsha Tomberlin Donnie Tousley Mike Treeman Roy True Teddy Tucker Terry Tucker David Turnbull Mike Turner Sandra Tyer Gloria Underwood Murrae Varner Tommy Brown, Sam Warren, Jim Hodges, and Mary Brown weigh bundles. Wayne Walkup and Berry Simpson unload bundles for weighing. 94 Juniors — Champs of Bundle Week David Wadley Creel Walker Wayne Walkup Donah Wallace Penny Walters Claudia Warren Pam Warrior Bobby Washington Janet Watkins Linda Weaver Patsy Weisenbach Rosa Weisenbach Glenda Whinery Linda Whinery Jim Whisenhunt Linda Whitten Kim Whittenton Laura Wiley Emma Williams Larry Williams Terry Wright Bill Young John Young Kay Zimmerman 95 Sophomore Class Officers President—Pam Harper Vice-President—Mike Josepl Secretary—Cheryl Morrison Treasurer—Rufus Forrest Meet the Class of '69 Gayle Abbet Pam Abner Barbara Alberding Karen Alinger Marilyn Allred Stephenie Anderson Mike Armstrong Shirley Arnold Sheila Asher Dan Atkinson Regina Ausmus Philip Austin Joe Aycock David Baker Patty Baker Allen Balinger Nelda Ballard Barbara Banks Ricky Banks Donald Barefoot Sharon Barkley Frank Barnes Steve Barzellone Vicki Beesley Richard Bill Valerie Benfield Carol Bennett Diana Bennett Bill Berry Darrell Bilby Twana Bilby Bradd Bingman Donna Birmingham Kenny Blackburn Betty Blake Lillian Bogan Loretta Bogan Jackie Boggs Stephen Booker Patti Bowen Nancy Bradley Scott Bradley 97 Sophomores Run For Class Offices Susan Bridges Susan Bristow Sandra Brock Alice Brown Barbara Brown Gary Brumley Ann Bruner Nelda Bruton Tana Bryon John Buckner Jacci Burk David Butler Mike Clayton Rene Colbert Jeanne Coulson Marci Curtis Wayne Daniels Deborah Davis James Davis Lana Deal Tommy DeLong Wayne Denison 98 Paula Denton Steve Diehl Pat Daughtery Donna Douglas Diane DuBois Kay DunBack Linda Dunlap Karen Durant Donna Durbin Wiletta Durnberger Karen Edwards Hazel Erwin Sherry Ezzel PhiWip Fields Pat Finegan John Fleming Rufus Forrest Margaret Fox Virginia Frank Frank Freeman Harry French Mary Fulkerson Randy Gantz Marsha Gibbs Richard Gibbs Norma Gibson Winnie Gibson Trey Gilliam Nancy Gordon Larry Graham Sophomores bring rummage for the Glee Club Garage Sale. Carlene Grant Laura Greenfeather Kay Greeson Elzy Gregory 99 Larry Griffin Paul Griffin Joyce Gunner Phyllis Hampton Mike Hardgrove Diane Harlan Pam Harper Wayne Hawkins Tommy Hayes Phillip Hayter Jim Heaton Monty Henshaw Becky Hershberger James Hill Pat Hill Sherri Hill Jack Hillman Rudy Hopper Doris Horton Darrell Howard Sammye Howard Dean Hudgins Dean Hughes Jimmy Hughes Loretta Hughes Tom Hughes Richard Hughes Newanna Humingbird Bill Inhofe Jean Jackson Sophomore biology students present an experiment before the class. 100 Sophomores Participate in Bundle Week Paul Jackson Kenneth James Mike Jeffries Bobby Johnson Sharon Johnson Iris Johnston David Jones Gene Jones Kay Jones Ronnie Jones Joe Jordon Mike Joseph Stanley Keeton Randy Keigley Harold Keller Bill Kendall Johnny Klassen Benita Knight Jackie Lafitte Sandra LaFond 101 Karen Lambert James Lance Skip Lawrence Danny Lee Dean Lee Raymond Lee Ronnie Lee Steve Letlow Doni Lewis Chris Lindenburg George Lindley Mary Livermore Diane Locust Steve Long Sharon Lowe Darla Lowrey Marvin Lynch Twila Madden Sophomores Show Puppets Mike Marlow Patricia Marshall Linda Martin Lou Martin Jeanne Massey Tommy Matney Christine Matthews Ruth Mauch Leslie Mays Linda McCarty Bob McCrackin Lynn McCrory Donna McGowan Bill McKinney Gwen McIntosh Patty McMahan Mike Mefford Wanda Meyers 102 Debi Miles Linda Miller Margie Miller Shirley Miller Cathy Mills Steve Moody Eugene Moore Cheryl Morrison Shawn Morrow Alice Moss Randy Mullins Pat Murphy Luke Myles Candy Naifeh Cliff Naifeh Erma Nash Sharon Nelson Tonya Newton Portraying Julius Caesar 103 Cheryl Morrison was Sophomore attendant to Homecoming Queen. Randy Powers David Privett Margaret Procter Laura Pullen Karen Raby Barbara Rame Wanda Randolph Ronnie Raper Alfred Record Glenda Reynolds Larry Reynolds Jerry Richards 104 Troy Richardson Deborah Robbins Jo Ann Robertson Christine Robinson Vinita Robinson Bill Rutledge Tony Sanders Larry Sawyer Orsarcha Sawyer Skymond Scott David Sellers Kenneth Sellers Ernest Shaw Terry Shaw Kayla Shultz Lawrence Sier Connie Simmons Elaine Simmons Lonnie Simmons Loren Simmons Mike Simpson Charles Sinor Kay Sisney Dewayne Slife Nelda Smith Pat Smith Ray Smith Sophomores learn to use library facilities. 105 Sophomores Participate in Dress-up Day Sue Smith Terry Smith Marilyn Smithee Lloyd Stanford Judy Staton Claudia Stephens Diane Stevenson Maribeth Stockard Mike Sumner Beverly Tarr Bonnie Thomas Rudolph Thomas Barbara Thoos Jane Tierce Wilma Tiger Kay Todd Rachell Treeman Deby Troxell 106 Ruth Troxell William Tucker Joyce Turner Tim Turner Janis Updike Susan VanHorn Gentry Waldon Larry Warnock Florence Washburn Pat Wasson Charles Watkins Rhonda Watkins Jewel Dene Weisenbach Karen Wells Johnny West Monty West Allen White Debbie Wilburn Allen Williams Brent Williams Jenatta Williams Gail Wilson Mike Wilson Gary Wisenbach Lee Young Sandra Youngblood Betty Younger 107 Senior girls, Lynne Luker, Sally Livermore, Rita Vanatta, and Johnette Guilfoyle prepare for a rummage sale. 109 Mrs. Lindley shows new books to students. Pat Patrick and Nelda Ballard. no Personalities Miss Congeniality Ginger Brown Mr. Congeniality Doug Joseph YEARBOOK QUEEN AND KING gain their titles by selling tickets to the annual Senior-Yearbook Play. Proceeds from the play are used to finance the annual. They are crowned during the Yearbook Assembly. HOMECOMING QUEEN is elected by the entire student body. She is crowned in the Homecoming Assembly, rides in the parade, and reigns at the football game that night. MIDWINTER SPORTS QUEEN is chosen by the members of the Letterman's Club. She is crowned in their annual Midwinter Sports Assembly and reigns at the basketball game that night. BAND QUEEN is elected by the members of the band. She is crowned at one of the football games and reigns that evening before the band. MISS MERRY CHRISTMAS gains her title by raising the most money for the choir. She is crowned at the Christmas Dance and reigns that evening. JUNIOR MISS raises funds for the Junior Class by selling tickets to her class play. She is crowned during the intermission of the Junior Play. MISS CONGENIALITY and MR. CONGENIALITY are chosen by the entire student body during Howdy Week, the first week of school. They are announced at the Howdy Week Dance. 119 Club Sweethearts are Chosen Johnette Guilfoyle Doug Joseph Phyllis Jones Key Club Sweetheart FHA Beau VICA Sweetheart Betty Lair Lynne Luker Benita Knight Miss FBLA Youth Board Queen FFA Sweetheart 120 Yearbook King and Queen candidates await announcement of the winners. Miss Merry Christmas, Carol Griess. is crowned by Junior Miss. Mary Kay Maulding, is crowned by Tommy Brown. Danny Spohn, Choir president. 121 Activities 123 Vocal Students Earn Sweepstakes Award ROW I: Regina Roe, Kay Zimmerman, Rosetta Learned, Marsha Tomberlin, Melodie Miller, George Lindley, Danny Spohn, Larry Warnock, Tony Lynch, Ralph Cordray, Stanley Keeton, Connie Davis, Linda Baker, Sue Lister, Barbara Burzio, Diedre Barkley. ROW 2: Mr. Law, Celia Gebhard. Linda Eaton, Carolyn Tapp, Jeannie Murphy, Faye Adams, Chris Marshall, Randy Gantz, Richard Hartman. David Baker, Isaac Johnson, Leonard Rivett, Anna Griess. Stevi Whitley, Carolyn Housley, Mary Atkinson, Janice Sherwood. Carol Stephens. Accompanist, Jill Henry. ROW 3: % Officers Sharman Merchant, treasurer; Janie Davis, vice-president, and Danny Spohn, president, standing, and Jeannie Murphy, historian, Carol Griess, secretary, and Jill Henry, reporter, seated, discuss plans for the coming year. Janie Davis, Debby Wright, Donah Wallace. Cindy Smith, Sabra Bennett, Rhonda Hampton. Elvin Gregory, Tim Turner, Mike Armstrong, Terry Smith, Terry Rouk, Mary Brown, Kay Lindenberg, Kitty Cantrell, Mary Hunter. Vicki Rackley. Sharon Clark. ROW 4: Lynne Luker, Sharman Merchant, Leta Johnson, Linda Tilley. Carol James, Stan Rutherford, Ronnie Lee, Chesley Campbell, Kenny Smithee, Randy Powers. Jack Hillman. Meredith Hankins, Berry Simpson, Ronny Reed, Carol Griess, Mary Kay Maulding, Linda Whinery, Sandra Hyslop. Jackie Bunch, Glenda Luker. A big change in the vocal department came this year with the purchasing of new uniforms for both groups. These were purchased on an individual basis. SHS vocal students earned a Sweepstakes award this year for the first time. The Mixed Chorus and Glee Club earned superior ratings in concert and sightreading at both district and state contests. In December, the vocal groups participated in the All-City Christmas Vesper, and presented their annual concert in the spring. The vocal year encfs with performance at Baccalaureate and Commencement. 124 Members of the ensemble are, ROW I: Janie Davis, Stevi Whitley, Debby Wright. ROW 2: Vicki Rackley, Mary Maul-ding, Jill Henry, Cindy Smith. ROW 3: Terry Rouk, Ronny Reed, Terry Smith. Stanley Keeton. ROW 4: Larry Warnock, Chesley Campbell, Richard Hartman, Danny Spohn. Vocal department was fortunate to have thirteen members of the All-State Chorus this year. They are ROW I: Diedre Barkley. Candy Naifeh. ROW 2: Debby Wright, Linda Miller, Gail Pettitt. ROW 3: Sharon Barkley, Vicki Rackley, Jill Henry, Stevi Whitley. ROW 4: Terry Rouk, Ronny Reed, Chesley Campbell, Terry Smith. Mary Atkinson, and Linda Eaton. Carol Griess was crowned Miss Merry Christmas by Choir president Danny Spohn at the Christmas Dance, sponsored by the Choir and Youth Board. 125 Sue Ann Lister and Tim Turner entertain with folk songs at the spring program. 126 Girls Glee Club members ere, ROW I: Keren Lembert. Benita Knight, Key Greeson. Peule Burzio, Semmye Howerd, Vicki Beesley, Becky Hershberger, Kethy Mills, Gail Petitt, Linde Tillis, Debe Wilburn, Peule Denton, Linde Dunlep, Cendy Neifeh. ROW 2: Cherlotte Brooks, Doris Horton, Betty Bleke, Eleine Simmons, Erme Brown, Diene Locust, Diene Bennett, Diene Bridges, Nelde Smith, Sue Smith, Sheile Asher, Lene Deel, Alice Moss, Linde Weever, Sheron Berkley. ROW 3: Deboreh Devis, Nency Gordon, Jenis Updike, Susen Ven Horn, Nelde Bellerd, Jeene Messey, Margaret Proctor, Kay Jones, Kayla Shultz, Bonnie Thomas. Diane Harlan, Susan Bristow, Pam Abner, Joyce Gunter, Debi Miles. ROW 4: Linda Miller, Pearline Shaw, Linda Groff, Laura Greenfeather, Sandra Youngblood, Janice Douglas. Lillie Pendergrass, Sherry Ezell, Valerie Benfield, Keren Wells, Newanna Hummingbird, Barbara Thoos, Beverly Tarr, Cheryl Lord, Glenda Whinery. Shawn Morrow, Marilyn Carter, Iris Johnson, Rachel Treeman. The Sophomore girls quartet consists of Linda Miller, Becky Hershberger, Kay Greeson, and Pat Finegan. Sharon Barkley, Shirley Humble, and Candy ‘Neifeh make up the girls trio. Glee Club officers are: Candy Neifeh, president, Becky Hershberger, vice-president, Kathy Mills, secretary, Debe Wilburn, assistant secretary, Elaine Simmons, treasurer, and Janis Updike, historian. ROW I: Kay Donaldson, Sharon Warren, Janet Hopkins, Linda McMunn. ROW 2: Rudy Thomas, Diane Dubois, Susan Snider, Mary Fulkerson, Debbie Matzinger, Sammy Paxton. ROW 3: Laura Wiley, Mary Kay Maulding, Darrel Howard, Debbie Gubas, Pat Barnett, Richard Hartman. Ronny Reed, Mike Mefford. ROW 4: Mike Jeffries, Kim Whittenton, Mike Marlow, Dan Atkinson, Skip Lawrence, Jack Tilbury. Raymond Lee, Marvin Grimes. Band Wins Many hours of hard work won the band the coveted Sweepstakes Award. In order to receive this award, the band had to meet high standards of performance throughout the year. Receiving superiors in both inspection and performance at District Marching Contest was the first step. Winning superiors in concert and sightreading at District and State Contest completed earning this award for the band. Performing at the Four State Band Directors' Convention at Texarkana, Arkansas, was another highlight of the year. During the convention, the Sapulpa band was the only one to receive a standing ovation. After presenting a winter concert and participating in the Tri-State Music Festival, the band ended the year by performing in the All City Concert. Jack Tilbury, vice-president; Kay Donaldson, president; and Jack Clark, secretary, play the Chinese gong. 128 ROW I: Kathy Lampton, Julia Robinson, Kathy Koons, Lynne Jack Laffitte, Ronnie Beveridge, Lynn Rainwater, Lonnie Sechrest, McCroy. ROW 2: Trey Gilliam, Jeanie Childress, Mike Hardgrove, Janis Hughes, Dean Hughes, Jim Heaton, Larry Warnock. Mike Tom Robertson. ROW 3: Karan Bragg, Steve Diehl. Gerald Davis, Huddleston, Richard Hartman, Larry Hinderer, and Mr. Brite. Judy Holt, Wayne Grimes, Dick Steeples. Jack Clark. ROW 4: Sweepstakes Twirlers were Karan Bragg, head twirler, Kathy Koons, and Janet Hopkins. Drum Major Jack Tilbury is a three-year member of the All State Band. 129 Marching band lines up for another parade. Many performances kept the marching band busy during the year. Besides performing at half-time during home football games, the band performed at several out of town games. Marching in the Homecoming Parade, the Tulsa Miss America Parade, and the Christmas Parade added to the schedule. For the first time in several years, the marching band participated in O.U. Band Day. Receiving superior ratings at District Marching completed a successful year for the S.H.S. Marching Band. Tom Robertson messages his aching feet Dean Hughes helps set up for assembly, after an early morning marching practice. 130 Band Queen Karan Bragg is surrounded by her attendants, Kathy Lampton, Lynne McCrory, and Janis Hughes. Marching Band Has Active Year All State Band members are: STANDING: Dick Steeples, Jack Clark, Mike Marlow, Skip Lawrence, Raymond Lee. Larry Hinderer, and Jack Tilbury. SEATED: Mike Hard-grove, Judy Holt, Kathy Lampton, Julia Robinson, Sharon Warren, and Kay Donaldson. 131 All The World’s A Stage Swingin’ Vicki Barrowman, Wiley Smith, John Lowery, and Mike McCaig participate in the annual Homecoming Assembly. The Spanish assembly presented a melodrama skit which included Kathy Catlin, Debi Miles, and Ruth Mauch. Brooks Bingman, Janie Davis. Stevi Whitley, Larry Schlecht, and Lynne Luker were a few of the characters in the Senior Play, The Curious Savage . Danny Spohn, Ronny Reed, Regina Roe, Richard Hartman, and Berry Simpson present a portion of a skit at the Choir Program. The Junior Play, Cheaper by the Dozen was well presented. The play cast included Ronny Reed, Wayne Grimes, Kim Stover, Lyn Rainwater, Mary Atkinson, and Jackie Bunch. 132 The Apaches played a few numbers in the Youth Board assembly. In the Junior Play the Gilbreath children have a meeting to decide what to do about their father's old-fashion ways. One of the highlights of the Senior Play was Mrs. Patty portrayed by Theresa De-long. Other members are Vicki Barrowman, James Lyda, Stevie Whitley, Eddie Bayouth, and Barbara Garring-er. The Senior Play was the best ever presented. Tim Turner, Sue Lister, Guy Atchley, and Wayne Walkup present a skit in the Yearbook assembly. Included in the Christmas assembly was an excerpt from The Miracle on 34th Street . 133 LeRoy Hyslop and Janie Davis look over the POW WOW page while Kay Kathy Catlin. Ruth Sisney, Sally Livermore and Sammy Roach Donaldson and Max Cook write copy. work on next week's page Pow Wow Gets the News First! Our 1967 POW WOW, under the direction of Dale Sparkman, made great strides'forward this year. A staff composed of members from all classes was selected at the beginning of this year. The POW WOW has a weekly page in the Sapulpa Herald to inform the community of activities at SHS. As each week begins, reporters gather news of school events and compile interesting and amusing columns. Activity Joe Aycock, Mary Atkinson. Rhonda Hampton. Penny May, Larry Henshaw. and Virginia Randolph write stories for the POW WOW. increases as the Monday deadline nears. The POW WOW was invited to participate in the high school newspaper competition held in conjunction with the Tulsa University Press Day. Our SHS paper was given an excellent rating in addition to receiving eight other awards in columns, editorials, news, sports, and interview stories. Assistant Editor Penny May and Editor Sally Livermore look on as Mr. Sparkman, advisor, points out his criticisms of the POW WOW. Debi Miles makes out a receipt. REGISTRAR'S OFFICE Office Assistants Serve In Many Capacities COUNSELOR'S OFFICE First Hour Linda McIntosh Sammy Paxton June Myers Second Hour Linda Baker Pat Haeger Third Hour Sandra Brock Vonda Boughton Regina Ausmus Fourth Hour Lillian Finch Betty Lawson Linda Whitten Trula Rogers Fifth Hour Patricia Walker LaDonna Harris Jane Conner Sixth Hour Sandra Gantz Debbie Denton Linda Gilbert Pat Haeger First Hour Mary Ann Primo Second Hour Terry McReynolds Third Hour Debi Miles Fourth Hour Kathy Blake Barbara Primo Fifth Hour Betty Lair Janie Lowrey Lynne Luker Sixth Hour Nancy Tierce Sandra Brock and Vonda Boughton call homes of absentees. 135 Terry McReynolds distributes the bulletin. Yearbook Staff The Senior members of the staff are: Kay Mathews, Johnette Guilfoyle, Organizations Editor; Sally Livermore; Mary Ann Primo, Co-Editor; Jim Hardy: Rita Vanatta, Business Manager and Classes Editor; Lynne Lulcer, Administration Section Editor. Junior members are: Chris Marshall, Phyllis Giacomo, Wayne Wallcup, Sports Editor; Sabra Bennett, Janice Sherwood, and Sophomore Lee Young. A Reunion Banquet was given by this year's staff for all previous members of the staff. 136 Co-Editor. Mary Primo presents art teacher, Mr. Jack Fox, the Year-Book Dedication. Yearbook King and Queen for '67 were: David Naranjo and Janet Hopkins. Being a member of the Yearbook Staff requires diligence and hard, steady work. Each staff member is assigned special pages with deadlines to be met. All members must work as one cohesive group in order to produce an effective and unified yearbook. Co-Editors for this years staff were: Sharon Warren and Mary Ann Primo. Senior. Johnette Guilfoyle, helps Lee Young arrange the Sophomore section. Mrs. DuBois, Yearbook Advisor, aids Johnette Guilfoyle. Co-Editors, Sharon Warren and Mary Primo, head the Yearbook Staff of '67. 137 Sports 139 Varsity Record 1967 Opponent Chiefs Stillwater 21 6 Sand Springs 21 7 East Central 6 38 Muskogee 16 14 Webster 6 35 Bartlesville 7 14 Memorial 9 6 McLain 14 0 Washington 0 0 Broken Arrow 8 21 Coaches John Scott, Coy Stewart, Ken McDaris, and Ken Murray look on as Head Coach Don Reiderer explains a play. 14-7 Victory Over Bartlesville Highlights Chieftain Ceason 140 Chieftain Roger Horn scrambles for extra yardage. Eddie Humphrey Halfback—Captain All-Conference All-State Steve McCormick Quarterback—Captain All-Conference Skipper Brooks Tackle All Conference Wally Newport Halfback All-Conference Larry Schlecht Guard All-Conference Chieftain Wally Newport (42), guarded by Larry Schlecht (64), charges for the goal line. Clyde Brister Tackle Brooks Bingman Eddie Bayouth David Block Lonnie Sechrest Alan Jones Guard Center End Guard End 141 Donnie Smith Halfback Doug Joseph Fullback Chieftain Wally Newport dodges opponent for a first and ten. Keith Hogan Tackle David Allman Tackle Gary McIntosh End Jim Morgan Tackle Mike Treeman Guard Danny Deason Halfback Roger Horn Fullback 142 Chieftain Gene Pearce topples opponent. S+iff competition and keen rivalry characterized the 1966-67 Chieftain gridiron season. Close scores and last-minute touchdowns were typical of many games. In spite of their valiant efforts, the Chieftains' season was not as successful as anticipated. The Sapulpa Chieftains, members of the Magic Empire Conference, combine their individual efforts into the team spirit essential in meeting the challenge their conference presents. Highlight of the season was the Homecoming game with the Bartlesville Wildcats —a 14-8 victory for the Chiefs. Bill Berry Monty West Chris Lindenberg Dele Carter Guard Quarterback Halfback Tackle 143 Gene Pearce Charles Johnson Gene Jones Gary Cross Richard Walker Roundballers Defeat Okmulgee The members of the B Team provided strong backing throughout the year. Varsity Record Chiefs 65 Okmulgee Opponents 58 Chiefs 54 Sand Springs Opponents 70 54 Sand Springs 53 53 McLain 65 50 Pryor 60 48 Webster 53 60 Kelly 49 61 Cascia Hall 65 59 Pawhuska 69 47 B.T.W. 63 44 Memorial 64 41 Memorial 71 38 Cascia Hall 4® 64 East Central 84 39 Bishop Kelly 36 48 McLain 97 44 McAllister 49 45 Webster 52 53 Bristow 41 65 Okmulgee 59 56 B.T.W. 74 37 Muskogee 42 65 East Central 61 144 Charles Marshall Lawrence Barnes David Fieker Runda Smith Danny Deason A high point of the season was the conflict with Okmulgee. A three-minute overtime ended with another victory for the Chiefs. Number 33 Charles Johnson, selected for All-Conference, raises the Chieftain s score. 145 Wrestling Our wrestling team has an outstanding record. They have been Conference Runner-up for the past two years, they won the Broken Arrow A and B tournament trophies, took second place at both the Sand Springs and Bristow Tournaments, and defeated (along with the Sand Springs wrestlers) the Japanese Wrestlers 19-7. Four boys went to State Contest. The team consists of three Seniors, six Juniors, and one Freshman, with Jim Kinyon as coach. Tom Allen Freshman 106 lbs. Dicic Bcddingfield Junior 115 lbs. Fred Bogan Junior 123 lbs. Steve Shibley Junior 123 lbs. 3rd Regionals 18-4-1 Homer Moore Junior 130 lbs. 12-6 Dan Chapman Senior 136 lbs. 2nd Regionals Sparta Award Rich James Junior 141 lbs. 14-3-1 Wally Newport Senior 157 lbs. Sparta Award Eddie Humphrey Senior 168 lbs. 3rd Regionals Sparta Award 14-2 Doug Joseph Junior Heavyweight 4th Regionals 146 ROW I: Tom Allen, Dick Bedingfield, Fred Bogan, Steve Shibley. Homer Moore, Dan Chapman, Rick James. Wally Newport, Ed Humphrey, Doug Joseph. ROW 2: Coach Kinyon, Jim Gubas, Frank Barnes, Steve Letlow. Mike McCrory, Bill Berry. Bob Snapp, Mike Treeman, Keith Hogan, Larry McClure, George Hummingbird. TEAM RECORD 7—Wins 3—Losses I—Tie 1966-67 Rick James struggles for a take-down. Ed Humphrey maneuvers his opponent into a favorable position. Dick Bedingfield fights a-gainst time for a pin. Homer Moore grapples a Sand Springs opponent. Coach Kinyon explains a few important points to wrestlers. 147 Ronnie Davis Held the high batting average. Baseball Opens Spring Sports A full schedule kept the Chieftain baseball team busy during the 1967 season. Besides numerous Magic Empire Conference games, the team participated in the Hold-enville Tournament, the Sapulpa Tournament, and Regionals. A victory over Daniel Webster was one of the highlights of the year. 148 The 1967 Chieftain baseball team. Coach Jack Fox instructs pitchers Johnny Bilby and Mark Hanna. Senior team members: Leroy Hyslop, David Block, Rusty Ballard, Meredith Hankins, Mark Hanna, Larry Schlecht, John Bilby, Steve McCormick, Ronnie Davis, and Coach Fox. Varsity Record Chiefs Opponents Chiefs Opponents 2 Central 9 5 B.T.W. 11 1 B.T.W. 0 0 Webster 5 7 Bartlesville 6 0 Memorial 5 5 Ponca City 6 4 Bartlesvilile 5 0 Ponca City 2 3 Webster 4 1 McLain 8 0 East Central 1 11 Broken Arrow 0 0 Central 2 1 East Central 2 0 Sand Springs 3 4 East Central 1 2 McLain 6 5 Memorial 3 7 Muskogee 6 10 Haileyville 0 5 Webster 3 1 Chandler 2 1 Hale 6 James (Porky) Morgan digs in for a long hit. 149 Allen Carter sprints for the finish line. Donnie Smith and Gene Pearce run the 20 yard dash. Track Team Displays Potential The 1967 Trackmen pose for a picture before an important meet. Tommy Colbert pole vaults 9 feet into the air. Wally Newport jumps the hurdles. Golfers Tee Off This year we had one of our best golf teams. Our golfers recorded 12 wins and 7 losses. One of our outstanding golfers this year is Dave Patty. All of our golfers have done an exceptional job in representing the Chieftains . Ready to tee off is Joe Bennett. Watching are left to right: Harry French, Jim Hodges, Bill Bennett, and Dave Patty. 151 Yesterday Yesterday, graduation seemed so far away, And now suddenly it's here today, But we believe in Yesterday. Football games, cheering Chieftains on to Victory. Now all just a lovely memory, Oh, Yesterday came suddenly. Yes, we have to go, we know we cannot stay. Teachers, programs, the Senior Prom, all a part of Yesterday. Yesterday, we were sophomores winning Bundle Week, Senior rings made our next year complete, Our high school days were at their peak. Homecoming, survival school, and old Macbeth, we remember these things well. The Senior Play, the fight song, the SHS hymn, what these mean words just can't tell. Time goes on, we leave dear old SHS today, Filled with knowledge and — the Chieftain Way, And memories of Yesterday. ■ L 152 SHARON WARREN Sharon Warren was chosen valedictorian by obtaining a grade point of 4.0. She has been a member of the All-State Band, received the DAR award, was a delegate to Girl's State, Spanish Club vice-president, Yearbook co-editor, a member of the National Honor Society, and a member of Who’s Who in American High Schools. MARY ANN PRIMO Named Salutatorian was Mary Ann Primo who achieved a grade point of 3.9 plus. Mary was a member of the Honor Roll, a delegate to Girl’s State, Yearbook coeditor, a member of the Youth Board, National Honor Society, FTA vice-president, and a member of Who's Who in American High Schools. Top Scholastic Students Are Announced 153 David Block, outstanding math student. Outstanding choir member, Debby Wright accepts award. Ham actor, Lynn Rainwater, accepts his award. Outstanding Boy—STEVE McCORMICK Outstanding Girl—KAY DONALDSON Student of the Year—LYNNE LUKER Athlete of the Year—EDDIE HUMPHREY I Dare You Awards—LYNNE LUKER, STEVE McCORMICK Outstanding Band Members—KAY DONALDSON, JACK TILBURY Outstanding Choir Member—DEBBY WRIGHT Letterman's Fan of the Year —JOHNETTE GUILFOYLE Ham for Actor—LYNN RAINWATER FT A Scholarship—JOHNETTE GUILFOYLE Ham for Actress—VICKI BARROWMAN Science Award—DENNIS NAPIER Pep Club Award—JAN COULSON FHA Award—ELAINE SIMMONS Art Award—TOMMY HALL Librarian of the Year-LINDA CAZZELL DAR Award—SHARON WARREN Medical Arts—LINDA PULLEN Student Council Scholarship—JOHNETTE GUILFOYLE, SAMMY ROACH Outstanding FT A Member—CHARLES CLARK PTA Scholarships—JUDITH HOLT, LYNNE LUKER Outstanding Spanish Club Member—KATHY CATLIN Sandy Nininger Award—LEROY HYSLOP Journalism Award—SALLY LIVERMORE Math Award—DAVID BLOCK Elaine Simmons receives FHA award. 154 Kathy Catlin, outstanding Spanish Club member. Johnette Guilfoyle accepts Fan of the Year Award . Outstanding senior band members, Kay Donaldson, and Jack Tilbury, receive band awards. 155 m Steve McCormick was chosen Mr. Congeniality, President of the Letterman's Club, Boy's State, and Vice President of the Key Club. He was also co-captain of the football team, and was selected as a member of the All-Conference Football Team. Kay Donaldson was chosen Homecoming Queen, Corresponding Secretary of Student Council, President of the Band, and a member of the All State Band. She was also Junior Class President and a B PW Junior Girl of the Month. Outstanding Boy and Girl Are Selected 156 Eddie Humphrey September David Block October Lynne Luker November Lynn Rainwater December Eight Students Chosen for Student of the Month Student of the Year Lynne Luker—STUDENT OF THE YEAR An outstanding SHS student is chosen each month for student of the Month. Candidates are nominated by the student body and faculty with the Student Council having the final vote. They are chosen for scholarship, activities, sports, leadership, acting or musical ability. Student of the Year is elected from those winning Student of the Month. Carl Newton January Danny Chapman February Steve McCormick March Vici Barrowman April 157 Selection of Who's Who in American High School is based on leadership, scholarship, service to the school, ability to follow, attitude, and participation in. school activities. The school receives a copy of a book entitled STUDENTS LEADERS, in which the names and biographies of all winners are published. The student may purchase a book and key. Who's Who Brooks Bingman Jack Clark Janie Davis Theresa Delong Kay Donaldson Johnette Guilfoyle Kay Mathews Eddie Humphrey Steve McCormick Betty Lair Sally Livermore Lynn Luker Jack Tilbury Sharon Warren 158 Sharman Marchant Is Crowned Prom Queen ? ' t Seniors pause for a moment to pose for the camera. Students Old 162 Travel to New Orleans for Prom 163 Qenior Assembly — “Yesterday A humorous memory of sophomore biology. Sam McReynolds shaves to music. Carl Newton and Jennifer Hall dance in the assembly. Seniors Wally Newport. Jean Childress, and Sharon Warren remember their junior year in a skit prepared for the assembly. Mrs. Paddy will miss SHS. Steve McCormick portrays Mr. Adams — The Happy Whistler. As we start out upon our chosen careers, we will find that many things lie between the present and the future for� which we are headed. These are the hurdles, the mountains, which when crossed, make success the glorious victory that it is. Our years at SHS have been the proving ground for life. We have discovered honor, truth, courage, and the Chieftain Way. 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CREEK COUNTY LUMBER N. E. on Highway 66 P.O. Box 1233 PHELAN’S PAINTS, LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL 180 3ln Jflenumam ©ur ffiar 2i ernes - 2iilleit in Art inn in Biet A ant RONNIE WAYNE HUTSON January I, 1943 — February 12, 1967 Class of 1961 MICHAEL PERRY KNIGHT April 25, 1948 — March 29, 1967 Class of 1966 181 Autographs Autographs 183 Autographs TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY y- 89. ?.