Sapulpa High School - Sapulphan Yearbook (Sapulpa, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1971 volume:

1971 SAPULPAN Saloulloa Hzglz School Saloulloa, Oklahoma Volume 49 ,ml J if 1 N 1 I 2 N CONTENTS A a'mz'nz'stmtz'0n 1 6 A 01fz'vz'tz'es 32 Rwalgf 48 Organizations 62 Sports 6' 6 Classes 1 02 The year was 1971 whvn a uiiiquo group of studcvnts min-rgeci. Thr-5 built a varied imagc for thomsolvcs. Whcthor it was dragging town or just attending classes, Chieftains distinguished thom- selvcs. N0 matter whore a Chieftain is you can tell him by his PRIDE. naw uuq Rusty Cordon going up ryetta. X1 ff! for two points against Hun- E15 Jim White picking up extra yardage for the Chit-fs. ,l ! ww W 41- r,.. Dan Cue State Cham at 123, i P Chiefs are tough competitors, .E is proved that the S.. '3-X. L ,Q ,puts -f ,.,.ww- ff -Q,-f 'I ,--' 1 , ' aff' W' .,,,..f ff , 5:--f - N,..:.. .5 Y S1 Comlbetztzon Inztiates Pride Vincent Vann takin down his Webster opponent. Debbie Morrison, head cheerleader, lmuling Bat- tle Cry. Chieftains have found pride through competition, an important role at SHS. Whether on the stage, the playing field, or the court, Sapulpa proved itself an outstanding competitor. Steve Vanarsdcl making a lay-up to hc-lp lt-ad thc- Chiefs on to victory. Pride Through Particijyation fb.. 2,.f Www wf' 5 ' Y.,- 1 , 1 4 I ---ali Mike Pacaud, Marilyn Davies, Q and Tria Blisko re-gistering l'0IllE'SIL1flIS, at lin- Sapulpa Spva-vh Tournami nt :Qt 332 S' E i Pride In Learning Sapulpa offers sludcwnls Ll wiihr variety of courses. This yvur ws- huxc a'xpumh-11 our currivulum through Cc-nlrul Vo-T1-ch at Drumrighl. Sluxlunls may spend hulfolh N than day at SHS and hull' at V0-Tmth. 10 if Q? 'F' Nfnmmx, J 4 lfff' M 1 ,lx Art if f' 9 i 525: .t 5 M H f hkh, A I J , 6 Chlvilulns am- proud ui lha-lr rvu'o1'1l- cllw, and thc' IDI'l'HSlll'l'S lo 1-xwl. lhls i 'Q ' brvakinlf z1c'l1im-v1-lmmls und slriw to owr- year nmru than um olhm-r, Chil'fhlLliI1S A H 2' t M l f Q D Q 1 . U D, om, mv thc- lnurru-rs ol IgINll'i1Ill'1', prvju- huwfoumlprlclv1111111114-xll1g. W J . ' 5 3 5 , .A 4 3 1' Q 8 5 6 bw . ull! KN ff vs , ni... fn 'K 'im if . - -, K 1 .. E .K A 485. ed' X 13 , -v 73 ' Q .' w ' B111 .W 4 f'sf , 3 ,XA-i xg 1 g 2 fr -A 4 , , . Vi L, J. l . . Q - ,W . L.. K' ' i :W h gk, '1, f . e -- -46 3' 'L G , ' L' .W , 4, , Q. ,Q m X. gk U. ,3 Ex' 29.g'5'x? it? Q. 5 gf '. gfifsn-. 4 -IMA . ...M , r I Pride In Being A Clzz'Waz'n . Pride H- it has been stated in eount- less ways, and only eueh individual knows just what it means to him. Some do not believe in it at allg yet without it, no school ean be a sueeess. The Supulpa Chieftains recognize pride in their many activities, sports, and seholastit' aehieve- ments. The interaction of minds and in- terests ereates a halaneed student life for all. And every facet is linked to the com- mon hond of PRIDE. A I5 ! Q I6 S FA CUL TY Administration Leads The ABOVE: Marie Garrison, H. Gilliam, Sam T. Allen, and Dr. Palmer. RIGHT: Mike Borden is the newly elected president of the 1971-72 board. BELOW: Members elected to the school board are Tim Hersliberger, R. D. Franklin, Borden, Lester Henderson, and Derwin Folger. li QD 10i' i QS -4 A-fs' Way To lic stlcccssltll, 21 school system should liuve tin cllicicnt administration. Sapulpa has un outstanding administra- tion which nmkcs decisions vital to all students. Dr. Palmer is sm-ming his lilth year as head ol' the Sapulpa school system. Under his guidancc our system has ad- vanccd in countlcss ways. i iiiiii s i , r ig, 2 DR. PALMER, Superintendent of Schools MR. MULLEN, Assistant Superintendent Dr. Palmer and Mr. Mullen check school calendar with Mrs, Maynard, 3 E 4 f , i Y 1 , i 2 as 2 hw ,:..,bff W MR. JOHN COCKRUM. Principal MR. JOHN COKER, Vice-Principal Mr. Cockrum studies senior schedules. Mr. Cockrum takes pride in Chieftains. Mr. Coker paces the halls. 20 Mr. Coelzrum Sets Guidelines yd- ! . m iz I3 p ,. ,,,, , f. WWW' ABOVE LEFT: Mrs. DeLong helps students make college choicc. ABOVE RIGHT: Mrs. Mitchell makes an announcement. BELOW: Mr. Pryor looks ou-r a list of test results. Initiating the rules for students at Sa- pulpa High School is one ofthe many duties of Principal John Cockrum. Mr. Cockrum also supervises classroom and extra-curricular activities, prepares the master schedule. as well as the senior schedules, and supervises the various of- fice staffs. He is aided in these duties by Assistant Principal John Coker, who also disciplines students. In addition to counseling, Joy Dc-Long and Antwine Pryor prepare schedules, administer tests, and advise students on colleges and careers. Betty Mitchell, school registrar, keeps records and files for every student who attends SHS. Joy DeLong Betty Mitchell '- ri Antwine Pryor 21 Yvonne Allen Barbara Armstrong Carol Chaney Emma Crockett ' Jeanne DeVilliers Karen Dodge Barbara Gilliam Loretta Hight Alberta lrvin Carolyn Williams l Mrs. Allen is writing an assignment. Language Arts Mrs. DeVilliers going over play script with two cast members. Links Students To Today? World with students in language lab. W. ,.dd ... .i ew. 4 I than-my-au . as--.tm-.Y ie--....,.., mn... .-.-...-...W ,...f......,,,,. t up... I run. Mrs. Williams 'holds a class discussion. Communication is a vital factor in world understanding. Our Language Arts department encourages communication through its varied and challenging cours- es. Students take English and may choose from Spanish l and II, French l and ll, Speech l and Il, journalism, and composition. Students have the opportunity to use what they learn in these classes. Foreign language students write to pen pals in foreign countries. Speech students enter contests and participate in plays. Stu- dents in journalism publish our school paper. Composition prepares students for college English. Mrs. Greene fabovel and Mrs. Robertson fbelowj assist students in work. Business Education Opens Doors Esta Lee Decker Sue Houghton Geraldine DuBois H Merle Mullen Ray Reins Bernita Ash operates the mimeograph. 24 l Great opportunity in the livlfl ol' llllsi- cle-nts to develop m'lvri1'al skills. Courses ness is made axailulvlv to Sllplllpil High invludo Business English. sliortliunsl. tip- Svliool students. A uiflv xurieti' oi' lJllSl- ing, gvrivral lmsim-ss. lwoolilwvping. and ness machines and 1'OllI'S0SAf'lli1lDl0S stu- ollicv mavllines. f J -QL Mrs. Mullen observes Trivia Seay and Javki Strain taking divtation. George Brite VeDon Law Q13 WJ' Jack Fox l Dorothy Lindley AWN WN M A Xi. do ,yr 9 I ',j 'r P ,M iw' KQV Y' 'Q l v Mr. Law directs a choral group. Mr. Brite reads of Sapulpa bands. Fine Arts Develops Talents Fino urls gives students llw opporluni- pf'I'lbI'II1llIll'CS in vonlvsts. Art students - I-4 I y d U N ty to dvwlop their lulvnls and to t'XIiLlIltl 3lW1j'S Pl2ll'f' lliflll ill llfl 1'0Ill4'FlF- OUI' li- ' Ihq-ir cultural Lipprpq-iufion, lrrury provides students with il source ol' S i i-lr llrli 1 V itffk N The band und vlioir lmw lrrouglil Pll'l15llFP llflil Slllflf- fig much rc-vognilion to SHS through lim' 1' - K , mx K 1' Mr. Fox observes a piece of Clyde Slanford's work. Mrs. Lindley finds books for stud:-nts. 25 Math-Scz'ence Provide ecessapf Background C11111p1111'1'ST Nl1'11 1111 H11' 1111111113 With ilwv rvl1111-11 111-1115 l'Ill'0lll'LlgQ' s1111l11111s lhl? 21fiY2111f'f' of' lili' Hpz11'1' ilgiil lilf' 1111011 not only lo sluflx imsir' 111g1li11111111li1's and for bf-tier 11111111 111111 S1'i4'111'1' 1'1ll11'L11i0ll SFil'Ill'Pg. but alsim 1110111 spwialim-rl vours- has also i111'1'1'asc14i. ,lolm opp01'l1111iti1's i11 eg. Ken Allwhile Vivian Harrison X Larry Haynes Jack Madding 3, A 5 Henry' Manning Donnelle Mclilton , nu-u.. ,A Chemistry studffnts examine the new balanvv. Mr' Madding works 3 problem 26 Social Studies Provides KW To Una'erstamz'z'ng People the world over are taking a crit- ical look at what they call thc system, the political and social structures of gov- ernment. It is more important than ever that we understand the background which brought us to where we are today. SHS students acquire this understanding through our Une social studies depart- ment. sam! lla, t ST' , V Brad Baughman Edna Hellen H l M All' t Mrs. McAllister discussing plans with intern teacher Gary Wasson. e en C ls er John Scott v.u on the blackboard. N pp Mrs. Hellen is lecturing to her third hour class. Vocational Students Learn B fl s --- A Q ' ' A 5- :. 0 gg :- : 3 U1 qq Us Q- Q. 3 3 -Q 5 .. 1 D E 3 '11 2 -1 E g ' :S -f 1 2 3 fi z m ' yi gr- i- 1 7? C Q 1 -' 'C if E P 5 fr 1 U-'J :.. g 2. 3 2 -1 'W 4 T 5- M W 4 ,A w Q 2 2 Q as C.. -1 3 :x ft 'C cn -- 3. C If ... 3 QUE W ra -5 ' 4 5 -1 9: O -..3 :- 3 3 ' 7 :. 'J' :C T C as - f- : F? 5 i N -.. Y it My - Mr. Shaw explains a lesson to Nicki Pruitt and Prisvilla Pe-nn. Mr. Smith and student inspvvt a motor. 28 V is Experience Todafs world calls for personnel trained in technical skills as well as aca- demics. Vocational courses enable stu- dents to become proficient in specialized fields. Sapulpzfs curriculum provides students with a solid foundation in the vocational world. Ted Johnson .lane Lingo Ben Nelson Ken Robertson Bill Shaw Glen Smith Ben Wheeler 'S we ' P W ' si W Qs 1- , . ,1- 3. X Q 'lilo r tx'-R A , if t at + :Hiia+z,T w.f5ffg, 7 DRIVER EDUCATION .ftaadazd Czievzaff Gayle Harrendorf and Beth Engle receive driving instruction. SAPULFA more sweet 1-.e as ff- yr - F-sf--ff, HIS! HR! - af Service ,go-W Darlenm- Dvnlon Billie Eppvrson Marie C-garrison Helen Je-ffries Lorraine Maynard Marie Mullins 1 1' Q mg A , , , f , 'fPi3YiliYN7f7 gi, 3 ,wk . iffnlkfkiivifl vt Q 'xi uauux Staff Aids Sapulpa Hzlgh 2 I s l Harold Mobley and Leonard Cook are always availab Students enjoy eating lunch in our excellent cafeteria facilities. , 4 A YVX: 4' W.. .W - Kate VanWinkle is head cook. 31 -1 :bun H! -, W-px Q X. ,J N' 5 3 Hai 2'2- in E 1 y ez! , 'A it 4, R 2 .. ? '1 xg, W , ,QA I , N -. A '3-w.. ---.5- - x - . fT3'S+'?'g Q L - x MMA Zwxa' 'gp ' . ' X , -, 1-.b -,J , . 'TZ' ' ' w,.- HM' ' V ' M ' U' - ':: -... Y .. 1 . . -. M.. --,- , .,.r-.,, A .. .. . .M M-1 , . ,. . gk, . . ,Ht 5 -.E ' . - 1 L , X x ' A C TI VI TIES Xi , 5 2 W -il? 1 ' 2 , w , :j f2gf Q..5-5! iw3 ' Lia 5 Q 3 'f9' - A '67 Y W f 2 M 1 Q ' 6 ,. 4 Af-,bg V U N F61 If 2 Mig f 25 2 ' L' , v 1 52' I f , H f M 'Wa 'LY it f 1 2 'ff 2 ' ,I W 'Q ' 'sv' . 2? X6 5 F , K . H 1 ' I ff . 'C XJ V KX , ' , . 9 ' QL 1 i . ,A A 2 AM, K 3 . X, x Y . ,3 ,S 9.29 , 7 bf 1 - X' ,k 1 X! N S Q Q Q E' S G F x if-f f?a We Q Qi V . 67 x ,Y X E--W 5 W. ' , x F ,ww -if NW W. tm, 'll' Qi x gg! 5, .-JF I 'Q Q . K 4 'sq ,E Chozr Szngs At Kansas 2.197 SHS vocalists won many honors this year. At District contest they won straight superior ratings in concert and sight-reading, and earned tho Sweep- stakes award at State contest. All three groups won superior ratings at Tri-State. This year the Mixed Chorus and Sopho- more Girls' Glee Club have done a great deal to support the vocal department and to make this a great year for Sapulpa's singers. ES ' ax N ww 'N X U P YW ......N..A,.,, Band Captures Sweepstakes This year the SHS band was the only band in the state to win the eoveted Sweepstakes award. To attain this high honor, they had to meet two qualitiea- tions. They reeeived superior ratings in performance and inspeetion at Marehing eontest and at District and State Contests in both concert playing and sightreatling. Many individual honors were reeeived by SHS bandsmen. Thirteen players were chosen for the 1971 All-State Band, three of whom were ehosen for the lhird time. Thirty soloists qualified at Distriet contest to enter the State event where nine won superior ratings. Roger Gierhart was one of two chosen from Oklahoma for the 1971 MeDonald's All- Ameriean Band. Further tribute was paid to the hand by their being chosen as band of the month by The School Musician maga- zine. To climax the year, director George Brite was selected as Sapulpais Teacher of the Year. Three Year All-State Members: Tom Hobens, Robbie Brite, and Roger Cierhart ny - 'ff K x All-Stale Band members: Seated: Robbie Brite, Kathy Vaughn, Susan Lake, Suzy Harris, Jama Redding, Mark Sumner, Vern Hughes. Standing' Roger Gierhart, Kevin Diehl, Randy Baxter, Keith Henderson, Tom Hobens, and Steve Morgan. Bandsmen Involved In Manj Sapulpals bandsmen participated in many aetivities this year. Under the baton of drum major Roger Cierhart and twirlers Betty Burnett and Terri Tilbury they performed at the pre-game and half- M Wm . . I 'Y m 'W qi-my-1. Q, -., A..m--W ! 5 - A I Q has - ' ,' wi' 't 4' Officers Keith Henderson, Tom Henshaw, and Louise lVlcMasters supervise candy sales. time of all home games. Climax ol' the band's marching season was the crown- ing of the band queen, Miss Louise lVlcMasters, at the hall'-time of the last home game. f l 4 ! ctz'vz'ties Each member helpf-d pay vxpcnsvs this year by participating in magazine and candy sales. 'iff y 7 4 ii,rr,,1 f 40 Sapullban Staff Works Ana' Plays I Q -. X: Www, - f 42 X R. x. ,zffizi nib? xr ,S M N. n ,p K it . '. -, X. 'xy -L N fkafvr ii iam 5 S: t ui 1 - ig H53 V L,SLLXL L ,few ff Y oz, JY f a , fd m::V 2' ef L 1, K .x .sh .. was gy k L . af Pow Wow In mms SHS Ana' Communzbz Every student at SHS knows of the Pow Wow which appears weekly in the Sapulpa Hearld. This year the staff went to contest at Tulsa University where they received various honors. .iv STAFF MEMBERS Rusty Cordon Kay Weller David Machlan Vicki Parker Rodney Badeen Marla Call Sheila Osborn Julie Machlan Chris Carlton Mike White Donna Bosen Dee Ann Robertson Kathy Arnold Kenny Trice Bill DeLella The Duties Of Ujfce Girls ,wr ll kr 5? egg! I t ',, ffiffl 'F ' if '1:r'fa e f OFFICE GIRLS Dru Morrow Roberta Crawford Rhonda Tate Janet Holmes Barbara Langham Jan Curry Sherry Caasch Mary Brooks Connie Grey Cathy Hamilton Mary Albus Betty Burnett Robbie Brite Linda Sharp Tria Lea Bitsko Jody Nale Janice Monger Barbara Pierson Rhonda Haught Marsha Moody Sharon Davidson Yvonne Whisenhunt Marianne Bolton Vicki Miller Brenda Johnson Carol Holycross Debbie Manning Melanie Hogan Kay Hellen Priscilla Penn Cindy Click Kathy Akins Marla Rongey Jackie Strain Marilyn Davies Linda Wilson Debbie Atkinson Theresa Patterson Vanessa Harris Gayle Osborn Kathy Gilley Terry Ford Elyse Canterbury Kathy Hargrove Dolores Gregory Darlene Denton Cheryl Horn Deena Ellis Judy Bush LaNellda Rufner Sharon Campbell Jolene Humphrey Phyllis Hanks rw - Programs Bring Uut SHS Qi L11 1 , V L E' ,f4'g,ff, ' a 2 r sf I 5, 2' 54 33 M i ' x A 5 1 , ,..: f . W i f if? l ff 12 ff , ,,r 521 Q lf K i f 2 'v . Q H I clients .ull- Wv.. S... , .. , wx-mv . ff' Nw.. HROYALTY ,44- Yeeiifboob King Mr. Giiilleafmo DeLe!lez Yearbook Queen Miss Debbie Proctor A tteneieznts E. 4' lil sw' Q Miss Cherry Stebloens Miss Linda Wezlkzijb Mr. Stem DeLong Mr. Kjeld Sorensen Miss Velvetm McGuire Mr. Mike Kirby 5'l Homecoming Queen Min jenkr Contremy ie ll A lien elemis Miss Pam Patty Miss Debbie Morrison Miss Diemez joseblo Miss Elaine Wlailwortlo Miss Stqrloemie Holloway K S' Wisfak ' Band Queen Min Lozziye MCMQSIQVJ A ttendants is Miss Betty Burnett Miss Susan Laker Miss Denice Gebetsberger 55 2 z s E A 5 Mid-Winter Sports Queen Miss Debbie Mewfiseii A ltencimzts Miss Betty Burnett Miss Stqblmnie Holloway Miss Robbie Davis l Choir Queen M255 Linda Walkzzp 58 A lien dimls 'ilffff' Miss Bemim Ash Miss Sherijf Brown Miss Debbie Knight f i 60 Miss Congeniality - Elaine Wbitwortb Mr. Congeniality - Larry Scott Miss Sbow Biz - Debbie Atkinson Mr. Sbow Biz - Robert Humble f PM tt,, ,:t1:.s2,i , M -ff 15 .+L junior Miss - Patty Lam! Attendants Miss Barbara Langham Miss Charlotte Nation Miss Sharon Davison -in Qmuwwl , 'B 5 'K -4 -cmsrs 'Av amz' A ORGANIZA TIONS ABOVE: Melvin Johnson speaking in the Problem Panvl Assembly. BELOW: The pillow-light booth at thc- Carnival during Now or Nevvr Week. Also, thx- rvsults of pivking up lim-r at SHS whvn sf-hool was turned out. Council Initiates Problem Pane! Sapulpa's student council broadened its scope of work this year to include the tackling of international and national problems, as well as local confrontations. Ecology, an international topic, was aided when school was turned out to pick up trash. This concluded a week long Mag- campaign against litter. Racial prejudice, a subject of national interest, was discussed in a question and answer assembly, as well as in Problem Panel meetings, a new organization set up to listen to studentls problems and then finding solutions. Fun was not overlooked either as a carnival, powderpuff basketball game and olympics, such as girls arm wrestling were included on this year's agenda. Meeting adjourned! p . Keep AMERICA Beautiful fs amen soioots j .M 1, BETTER COMMUNITIES 6 , if 'P NK 3, X x SP5 1 bac eggs -Q9 O 1 1. ta,,H,g, 'MQ' . s . 'lv' f' ia.,f.- 5- kmg.eAw.M 4'?' li-sl. Q ar 5 4 NJ .kxfz - :Ig .. ,441 9 if tall I Z A T 7 54-5 .V ay! 0 151 ,T 1 kg - , . if! X, 6' . -av' 1 , 5 a f f' 1 A 3 us 'EQ' ' 1 flag V VA ' - I i few S- .. f W ' if' ., . 1' ' 5524 f ' Zi L E ai 35- P2 SE' 2 , : W L 5 Va. BT! N Q , 5 V , ' . ,R i . , , 3, if :4 , 'f ff' f 1 F l 9 ' 4: '1 , , iz , K 55 b 'E 4 A A '21- Jvg -ge f Youth Board - Interact - Action is the key word for Youth Board activities. Under the direction of sponsors Mrs. Burnett, Mrs. Atkinson, and Mrs. Davis, the Youth Board oper- ates the Youth Center each Friday night in Frank Hall of the Sapulpa Library. The board also sponsored a Back-To School Dance, the spring Revue, and the Christmas Dance, highlighted by the crowning of Roberta Crawford as Miss Merry Christmas. They also hold a dance marathon during the Olympics and Now- or-Never Week. 15. .4 7 w..,... J' 1-v'!.a:'gz ' LY' ii l l .,jV - K 'n , . rt t r'- l - r,,, 1 ik E, E V 4... Louise McMasters, Key Club Sweetheart KQ2 Club - Action Groups Interact officers are Phil Whitten, janitorg Rusty Gordon, secretary, Dale Mauch, president, Craig Corgan, Parliamentarian, Steve Keeton, treasurer, and Ed Parsons, vice-president. , ' Key Club officers are Larry Steury, treasurer: John Robertson, secretary, Phil Hershherger, vice-president: and Larry Connors, president. One of the newest clubs at SHS is Interact, a service or aniza- tion sponsored by the Rotary Club. This active club sentgletters to prisoners of war, lanted trees for the city, and co-sponsored the donkey basketball game. This year Key Club was responsible for the conference ban- ners hangin in the gym, and at Christmas sold light boxes. Sen- ior Louise liicMasters was elected as Key Club sweetheart. MII ll I lu 'f-'lt t nn .1 c inn: Interact club members planning a booth at the carnival 69 S 5 va-an WW 5, . wi' fffii 55525 f mi: I IM W t ESQ: if 11,-' 'l .xi Blue Quill The fourth edition of the Blue Quill was published this year. A contest was sponsored by the staff to encourage submissions of articles. First place winner was Dee Dee Kelder- nich, second place winner was Alyce Holleman, and Honorable mention went to Millard Pickering. This year's editor is Ginger Naifehg Co-editor, Judith McMastersg secretary, Janice Sellersg and treasurer, Elaine Whitworth. Math Club Is Involved Thx' Math Club providvrl gifts and on- tertainmvnt at Christmas for tht' chilrlrvn of thc Charlus Page- Orphanugv. It also offered tutoring services to math students. Michelle Brown, Keith Henderson, Terry Ford, Linda Walkup. ,KH .4- -' ,,, ,KI-Xi.. FTA. Promotes Teaching The Future Teachers of America acted as substitutes on Teachers' Appreciation Day. Omoers for 1971 are: Patty Barton, Barbara Pierson, Karen Ritehie, Stepha- nie Holloway, Robbie Brite, and Dru Morrow. -nw! 'En flif The faculty relaxes on Teachers' Appreciation Day. FFA Sponsors Rodeo Futurc Farmers ol' America is a club fairs, sponsored a rodeo, had a booth at for studcnts in agriculture. FFA mem- the Carnival, and co-sponsorcd the donk- hcrs took part in livcstock shows and ey basketball gamc. , ffpmwu 2 'tt FFA Sweetheart Linda Walkup Officers are Larry Scott, prcsidcntg Kenny Pack, vice-presidentg Tcrry Todd, sccretaryg Mark Cawvcy, treasurorg Oscar Warrcn, scntinclg Ronald Ballinger, reportcrg Stcvc Pitts, parliamcnlariang and Mark McElroy, chaplain. Future Homemaker? Of America FHA is one ofthe busier clubs around SHS. They attended rallies, sold home- coming corsages, and held a playschool. FHA also collected for UNICEF and Cys- tic Fibrosis. C F . ,xi ei? Standing: fleun to right, Deana Boman, treasurerg LaNelda Rufner, reporterg Debbie Waldroop, devotional leader. Seated: Della Smith, presidentg Patty Curtis, vice-presidentg and Kim Naifeh, secretary. Not pictured is Patsy Myers, historian. KW wa Fi eil rf 2 M W 'F' D.E. CA. - river? ,L W f G,,,, W .,,, ',,.. ,f Rf ,,,,,,f-f NHC!!! rw new nfyu I WQNJW 'Q' ywfSlif.SLlP i- mn' 7 fi: X me 4 519 f K '1-- , Sf Bill Tabler buying auto parts from S11-we Wright, state first place winner in sales demonstration. J, ,im i li li 4 '13 ei - 'K gi: ' a vit., , W 'RX iii wig RR l N I lx Fxa i :Xi ' fx f 1. iiiifwzi ' Ana' V.I.C.A. Clubs VICA OFFICERS DR1VER's OFFICERS Randy ,Iordan Bob Gibson Danny Lynch Francis LaFitte Larry Dean Gary Demeter Vernon Howard Lynn Box W, M, Carlile Vern Cooper Daniel Thompson 9. r f .M 0 al ii 4 ,y 1- 5. fi' V i I .1 ' 4 RQ s.r . il 1 u. 13, ' Reigning as DECA Sweetheart this year is Charlotte Stephens. Club Uf The Year DEVOTIONAL CLUB OFFICERS President ...... ......... K ay Welter Tfwsufe, ,,,. Jolene Humphrey Vice-President .... .... B renda Buck Hismdan ,,,.,., Kay Hellggn Secretary .... ..... J anice Hunt Devotional Club presents clock to Mrs. Hellen. fFrom len to gill, Kay Weller, Brenda Buck, Jolene Huml ey, Janice Hunt, and Kay Hellen. Medz'caZ Arts Aids Cammuniyf President ........ ..... S Lclla Acuff z- X Miss Chaney and Stella Acuff discuss plans for club. ----..........,.,, V ice-President .... ....... R oycc Balcs Secretary ........... ...... L inmla Rawdon Corresponding Sec. ................. Pal Perry Chaplain .................... Yuvonna Asher W i r F 4 A V S 1 i ' I M ,K :,W ,,,,5,: i A V- i- 153, , if. - -1 . X Q f ,, -f r '.,,4H iyfr 4 ' A. ' l ,fry if i W, :ff 'i ' lv rf. f ii K '9ik.1i'JL3 .1 V V L Q' i'U+f mi:z4'1iz,fA:Q5' A J ii.. First row: DcAnn Rogers, head pomipon girl, 'l'ria Bilsko, and Gloria lirvwis. Second row: Tamie Bowling, Susan Luker, Kate- Allman, and Slvphaniv Holloway. Third row: Ginger Parlwr, Jan Shafer, Charlotte Nation, and Debbie Atkinson. 80 J f' Thespian Troupe 74-3, under the di- rection of Mrs. Jeanne DeVilliers, pre- sented the 1970-71 All School Play A Fate Worse than Death or Adrift on Life's Sea. It was an old fashioned melo- drama complete with villain, heroine, and piano music to set the mood. The second annual Sapulpa Invitation- al Speech Tournament was held this fall with participants from all over Oklahoma and several surrounding states. Thespians also sponsored a contest this year for SHS students to display their talent. The winners of the titles of Mr. and Miss Show Biz were Robert Humble and Debbie Atkinson, first run- ners up were JoLynn Patty and Mike Pa- caud. The officers of this yearis Troupe were: Kay Boman, president, Mike Pa- caud, vice president, Elaine Whitworth, recording secretary, Patsy Myers, corre- sponding secretaryg Janice Sellers, trea- surer. Thespians Ana' Stage Crew Steve Keeton, one of the Mr. Show Biz contestants A scene from the All School Play. MTS- Devilliefs hClPiF1g SPCC0h Sludenfs- Mrs. DeVilliers and the Sweepstakes winner at the Sapulpa Speech Tournament Work In Close Harmony The Stage Crew is an organization that is often overlooked at SHS mainly be- cause its members are hardly ever seen. Whenever the auditorium is used there are always members of the Stage Crew there to help make things a success. The Stage Crew is under the supervi- sion of Mr. Shaw and Mrs. DeVilliers and performs such duties as the con- struction and removal of play sets, the production of assemblies, civic affairs, and the many other things that occur in the auditorium involving stage lighting and audio effects. The Stage Crew was managed this year by Mike Pacaud with Steve Hillman as his assistant. The Audio Visual Club, also under the direction of Mr. Shaw, makes the supple- mentary teaching aid program of SHS education possible. Members run and re- pair film and filmstrip projectors as well as recording equipment and closed cir- cuit television. Mr. Shaw helping a Stage Crew member on the Senior Play set. V Y S ft' X Mike Pacaud, stage manager, operating the light board. V . I Tracy Seay and Mrs. DeVilliers discussing details of a play set. Letterman Active At S This year Lettermenls Club formed the Bleaeher Bums to cheer at all home ames. They also participated in the iflarch of Dimes basketball game, sold Nay stadium seats, and had a pie-throwing contest at the carnival. The club spon- sored the Mid-Winter Sports assembly, during which Debbie Morrison was crowned queen. E Officers are .lim Ausmus, sergeant-at-armsg Tom Henshaw, treasurerg Phil Hershberger, secretaryg Charlie Morgan, v1ce-presidentg and Craig Corgan, president. Sponsor Coach Scott during an assembly. Coach Steve Tucker during benefit game. Letterman Randy Kelly creams sophomore Dennis Hogan. arizona! Honor Soczegf National Honor Society is a club for students of scholastic achievement. This year NHS was responsible for honoring scholars of the month Mark Sumner, Jo- Lynn Pattyf and Diana Joseph. New members were initiated during the year- book assembly. Officers are Roberta Crawford, president first semesterg Louise McMasters, vice-presidentg Janice Sellers, treasurerg and Mark Sumner, sec- retary. Members are: Marsha Anderson Rod Badeen Paula Barefoot Karen Benlield Kay Boman Becky Brooks Marla Catt Craig Corgan Sharon Custer Denise Davis Debbie Davidson Roger Cierhart Rusty Gordon Keith Henderson Steve Hillman Melanie Hogan Vern Hughes Diana Joseph Barbara Langham Larry MacArthur Judith McMasters Louise McMasters Sherrill Meadows Ginger Naifeh ,IoLynn Patty DeeAnn Robertson Marla Rongey LaNelda Rufner Tricia Seay Janice Sellers Marcia Sivadon Larry Steury Sidelle Stone Jacki Strain Mark Sumner Linda Walkup Clara Warren Saundra Webb ,Ian Welter Bob White Mawiii if Q ' Q53 V if hi Q 3 nv, ax H, R 1 S a ,nf A X 'EIA ,fx 54 vf . -- . , . . ,. - . Sf : Mvggfhl - f 'fi 1 -f 11+-,+L . ,mfg -1 if ffrffitfs 525 J: g- .ffz S, - .3 Vw . v,y5fXfQ,fg Q- - iQvif?fg-gf V-gift'-V ' M S S 555713,-'fbi -.n .Q 5g,g:.23l,.g, g-jk ix X la , - Q , . w-.Mag-freizgqa k:,wf1g,.,Q-gg,-,Q , L. .. Q . , K i .-Jr Q mx xv , Q , ,J Chidazns Take Thzm' In Green Countgf It can he done. This was the underly- ing theme of the 1970 football team. They started the future hy leaving behind the dissolved Magix: Empire Conferenee and joining the Green ountry Confer- ence. Our rivals in this new eonferenee are Sand Springs, Cushing, Webster, Ok- mulgee, and Bishop Kelly. Another new look 'this year was naming offensive and defensive players of the week. The five eoaehes pieked the players that they felt had done an outstanding joh during eaeh game. Conkrence CHIEFTAIN RECORD SAPULPA OPPONENT 9 Broken Arrow 0 30 Sand Springs 7 8 Pryor 37 24 Cushing 3 14 Webster 12 18 Okla. City N.E. 2 8 Okmulgee 54 15 Tahlequah 4-2 8 Bishop Kelly 4-6 0 Stillwater 21 0 Miami 19 t-mg' v-,fu -v-fungi' kk K N .yr :QI k'. 11 irq Wyre ',.g'A,,.k 1' K-fri-fp' gf ' 1 M . 8 Q ,P e- 3' , 1 8 , ,sq 5 ' 23341. 'if' . .,. rj, in fx-5? All J A ' if QQ -N X 'V Q' ig smnn mu , 7 J' ' 8 v V7 ,-.-W b,.,.-f.... Qs? 1' ua, 4' mm K I Q50 ,, , 'kgs Sfgwa H' L M -A , 1 , , SAPULPA i 5'F?Wv'-QRYQF svum ,I ff? A 1- 3 ff.. . WL I . '- ,. X -if- L ff' , 5 'x.. 11. SAPULPA f f Q .pw ,Wk M K ' t Big. L45 Hy, 5 Q! 41 f if-f'I' L5 is 4' K ffwf - , fas , ma I ' Y , Si: lg I KJ wma ,A- , , ,I I NH 1 SAFUL PA -4 f n C40 , '34 U I 1 In js! -,,- Wx X1 ' X . X, ,n 'Sy , gl 1:14 I I 6e Aww LV.. WSZ15 U X K , ., U1 I wwf' K., Wf.,1k -.K ., UT SAPULM qi . A -xx , 'Q 'W ' H E i,x -- HBME V Em M: , ' , 23 75 f .K , S s W. I .. I -vv 5 n With the end of the 1970 football sca- son camo .lohn Scott's resignation head football coach. As a climax to his coaching careor he was chosen as a coach for the 1971 Northern All-State football toam. i Chiqfr Set New Records l1Hff',p Egf Stan Delong, all conference guard, going up for two points. The Chieftain roundhallers under second at two tournaments, regional, and Coach Reins finished the season with a area playoffs. Steve Tucker, who set new 17-9 mark 'to set a modern school record. scoring and rebounding records, and The highlights of the season were placing Stan Delong were chosen all-conference. 'nw -'11 Q v W ' tuna 1 3 em get A 'saw' ,..-,,, I lil! , T iTA1 E 3-umm-v . ll o m gg 'Hr u ,K di!!! ji f' fl A ,M ,...,.1Q':?l3': 1 ' I X 5 11 Ji 'L - V Z ,:.W. .,,., - . 6 l K Q I 11045: ff ' I Steer: in 'Ab Q 1 - P '..zf , ' 4 YEA? ZQ5 .f. Y v , W' 3318 x f-.H .W is ---.....,,-, Sw... ! l NEAL MERCER 98 CHUCK ILIFF 123 BRIAN BINGMAN 14-1 VINCENT VAN N 168 Sand Spdngs Hak I3rist0wv Broken Arrow Owasso Webster Bishop Kelley Okla. City Star Spencer .' MIKE REBHOLTZ 106 DANNY CUE 130 BO DUNN 148 KEN WEST 178 1970-71 SCHEDULE JOHN OARE 115 TOM REDDING 136 RICHARD MADDEN 157 RAYMOND THOMAS Hwt. SAPULPA OPPONENT 12 24 16 21 30 10 12 30 28 8 20 20 16 21 27 17 Wrestlers Take Two Titles Sapulpa lived up to the title ofa fast- finishing team by capturing 4th place in the stateis toughest AAA regional. ln doing so Coach Allwhite qualified six entries to the state tournament. They were Cue, Dunn, Madden, Vann, West, and Thomas. West finished lst in the regionals and 2nd in the state tournament. Cue fell to a 3rd place regional finish, but came back to gain his second state champion- ship with a one point victory over a pre- vious victor. For his effort Cue was titled as the state outstanding wrestlerf' W 95 ,v N 4 ? S K - -vs f ' - ' L. J , i V A -3, V ,gxuwtngn X V 'g '55 H H .Qkqhx 5 - K KVA Y, K W A A - 1, 'if K M .X , A W '7 m I . , . I -Q: f., MQ. -Wg 1-!'?f1fs.3 1,. 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Kali., , SAPULPA OPPONENT 34- 52 49 325 lst lst lst 3rd 2nd lst 5th Go! ers Take F irst In Con erence PHIL GEIGER RANDY BAXTER JIM BENNET f 'W 425, ' as Y ' sfo f y ,gf wig b 54QQb I git l is , . XY if 9 ll R y q. , 1 3 A :l x we 1.-. , . 1. i 1 rw, v,1 f f . A MM. .1 wx A 2 N- . , Q, SQ. ,114 ying .7 V, 7 ,, 1 ' f .-I ,, ' aw., ' -. A 1, ,. y - ,. ,..4, , K in 'W N' I' E-lvl J 2 ' ' V' A W at A sf ,Q, Him 4,1 tw, . ff 5 ,0,, A H ..,, ,- Jim Bennet, Randy Baxter, Coach Reins, Phil Geiger, Stan Delong, Keith Henderson. 1971 SCHEDULE '23 7 ,V 1. 4 ,t CHIEFS OPPONENTS CHIEFS OPPONENTS 1016 East Central 16 aw Sand Springs LIM1 9 Owasso 0 1016 Kelley flaw 1 1 Bristow 2 13 Webster 0 13 Kelley 0 10W Bristow 516 3 East Central 216 15 Cushing 1 1216 Okmulgee 316 616 Okmulgee 916 1216 Cushing 316 12 Central 4- 8 Cascia Hall 5 716 Sand Springs 816 etmen Place Second At State ..-f '-ai fi' Top row: MIKE RITCHIE, RUSTY GORDON, DUANE GANTZ. Middle row: PAT RITCHIE, MARK TUCKER, ROD CHAMBERS. Bottom row: JOHN OARE, MIKE PARKS. 'I01 I 9 i E H M 5 V E 3 il i P15 4 55 i -4 H' ii -v V-W f H 102 ww ar 'x , . 4 A , -JF A M, . -F , in ww A ' -2 rifpkf 'R A-. , f Z. ,,,, ,,. , Amp U N ,, Q X-mx, A Q -f Jw j' W, W4 .tj D , ,V .V V. .., A if ff -gpg, D1 'L - .4. , ' .,-fs. Y' 'ff V ,ag fx- ' --v. - Fw ,, gf! -if I ji, v gb: .5331 , ,Eg,3R.w. ,, 7, Mft' EW ,v 11 Pfjfyvlf 1 A pf? ,M Q' 6,533 ' il, . -1 . v ' 1-,,f...u ..-.fs ff W xx 5 4 CLA SSES J ,, V ,ii 7 wg W .f - JZ ,. 'MH .. 4.1, W4 Www. mr 4 .,.N,fNg, :gp yr f, 1 ' M' 1 Y ' N J M 4 H f 9 , 1 uf fx 23 , wa-,,,w ',.,.,, ,. , ff Y., L. L.: if ' '-,-,,' Qi am 0 f . LUCINDA ABRAHAM - Dc- votional Club CHARLES ADAMS - Drivers' Club: DECA PAM APPLEGATE - FHA SHARON ARCHER - VICA, Hist.: Medical Arts Club BERNITA ASH - Pep Club: IRC: Adv. Mixed Chorus, I-Iist.: Senior Sextetg Thespians BRYAN ASHER - FTA: Thes- pians: Drivers' Club: Stage ART ATKINSON W Key Club: All-School Play: ,lunior Play: Senior Play: Interact Club ,IIM AUSMUS - Football: Track: Lettermen's Club, Sgt. at Arms: Key Club: Youth Board ROYANN AUSMUS - Adv. Mixed Chorus: IRC: Math Club: Glee Club: All-State Choir TERESA AUSMUS - Jr. Miss Candidate: DECA Sweetheart Runner-up: Youth Board: FTA: Pep Club LENITA BARKER - IRC: Chorus PATTY BARTON - Jr. Plan- ning Comm.: Cvlec Club: FTA, Treas.: Pep Club, Pres.: Thespi- ans JOHNNY BATTENFIELD - FFA: Interact Club RANDY BAXTER - Band: All- State Orchestra: Jr. Planning Comm.: Lettermen's Club: Golf KAY BEAR - Band: FHA: Pep Club BECKY BEAVERSON - FBLA: IRC: Adv. Mixed Chorus: Senior Sextet: All-State Chorus: Thespians DARLENE BENNETT - Pe Club, Purs. Agent: Youth Board? FTA: Jr. Planning Comm.: FHA: Thespians DEE BEWLEY - FTA: DECA, Sec.: Glec Club ANTHONY W. BINGHAM - IRC DIANE BLAIR 'IOS ROD BLAIR - Football Man- ager, Track, Lettermen's Club KAY BOMAN - Thespians, Pres., IRC, VP, Math Club, Sec., All-School Play, Jr. Play, BSIPW Girl of the Month ROBBIE BRITE - FTA, Pres., Band SUSAN BROCK - Drivers Club, Pep Club, IRC, Music, Thespians MARY BROOKS - IRC, Jr. Planning Comm., Thespians, Dev. Club, Student Director for Jr. Play DEBBIE BROWN - Adv. Mixed Chorus, Jr. Planning Comm., Thespians, Tre-as., Youth Board, Hist., Pep Club GLENDA BROWN - DECA: FHA MICHELLE ELIZABETH BROWN - NHS, Math Club, IRC, Band SHERYL BROWN - Math Club, IRC, Adv. Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, All-State Cho- rus SHERRY BRUMLY - FHA BRENDA BUCK - Pep Club, Bus. Seo., Dev. Club, VP, FTA, Thespians BETTY BURNETT - Sr. Class Sec., Sr. and Jr. Attend. to Band Queen, Girls' State, Sr. Attend. to Mid-Winter Sports Queen, Student of the Month, Stud:-nt Council, Sec. FRANK BURZIO - FFA, Sa- pulpa Round-up Club BILL BUXTON -- Football, Baseball, Lettermen's Cluh, Wrestling RICHARD W. CAMPBELL - Track, Lettermen's Club, AV Club, FFA ELYSE CANTERBURY - FHA, FTA, Pep Club, Adv. Mixed Chorus, Girls Cleo Club, Horizon Club 06 Presenting The Class Of '71 +4159 x...,,J X x. 'ff ,ur 'J W. M. CARLILE - VICA MARK CARLTON - Chorus Med. Arts Club: Thespians .IAMES CHALK - DECA JIM DON CHEEK - FFA: Shop CHARLES CHILDERS DEBBIE CLARK - Girls Glee Club: Adv. Mixed Chorus: ,Ir. Planning Comm.: IRC: Pep Club: Thespians JOYCE COLBERT - Vo-Tech MIKE CONLEY - Baseball: Lettermen's Club LARRY CONNERS - Baseball: Key Club, Pres. IENIFER CONTRERAS - Pep Club: Youth Board: FFA Sweet- heart: Chieftain Mascot: Home- coming Queen Jr. and So nh. At- tendant to Homecoming Oueen BRENDA JOANN COOK - Medical Arts Club RAYMOND COOPER VERNIE COOPER TONYA COPLEY - D.E.: FHA, Reporter CRAIG CORGAN - NHS: Let- termen's Club, Pres.: Football Interact Club: Student Council ROBERTA CRAWFORD - Yearbook: NHS, Pres.: Student of the Month: Miss Merry Christmas: Youth Board: Stu- dent Council DANNY CUE - Wrestling: Let- termen's Club: State Champion Wrestler Q2 yrs., Outstanding Wrestler 1971 PATTY CURTIS - Pep Club: FHA, Sec.: FHA, VP DEBI DALE - DECA, VP: FHA: P.W.A. of Rainbows: Ho- rizon Club: Grand appointment to the State of Penn. BARBARA DAVIS 'IO 7 MIKE DAVIS - Bandg Stage Band LARRY .IAMES DAVISON - Thespiansg Chieftain Caperg Christmas Ass'y LARRY ROBERT DEAN - Auto Mech.g VICA, Pres. LEERAY DEASON - Letter- men's Club, Drivers, Club STANLEY DELONC 4 Soph. Class Pres., Student Counril, Sgt. at Arms, Youth Board, P,res.g Key Club, Basketball Tri- Captain, All-Conference: Golf MARSHA DENTIS - VICA .IANICE DICKENS - Clee Clubg Adv. Mixed Chorus, FHA, IRC DAVID DOTY HELEN ANN DOWNEY 4 IRC, Adv. Mixed Chorus, Jr, Playg Thespians, C-lrvc Club, Rainbows ROBERT DUNN KENNETH EDMONSON Y Football, Basketball, Track, Let- termen's Clubg Band STEVEN EDWARDS f Driv- ers' Club, FTA: The-spiansg Jr. Playg All-School playg Senior Comm. JAN ELLIS - Math Club, Treas.g Pep Club, Honor Roll, Officeg Library ROBERT E. ENLOW Y Math Club TERRY FORD Y Math Club, VP: Thes iansg All-School Play, FTA, Jr. Rlanning Comm. BRENDA FORREST - FHA, Treas.g DECA, Treas., Pros., Li- brary Club STEPHEN FOX - IRC CHERYL FRAZIER - FHA, FBLA ROBERTA CALIPEAU 5 VICA DUANE GANTZ 4 Lettermen's Club, Tennis: Bandg DECA, Drum Major 108 Yfxwyssi A ff K AX PHIL GEIGER - Golf, Letter- men's Club BARABRA GENTRY - .Iunior Play, Ad. Mixed Chorus, Thespi- ans, Devotional Club, Library Club NANCY GIBSON ROGER GIERHART - Boys' State, All-State Band, Drum Major, Key Club, Nov. Student of the Month, NHS BILLY DEAN GILBERT DEBORAH KAY GILLIAM - Adv. Mixed Chorus, Pep Club, IRC, Glee Club KATHY GILLEY - FTA, FHA, Pep Club, Thespians DENNIS GORDON Senzors Begzn Fznal Year At SHS RUSTY GORDON - NASC Delegate, Student Council, Pres., Pow Wow, Editor, NHS, Basketball, Tri-Captain, A.F.S. Host Brother GUILLERMO EDUARDO FRANCISCO DeLELLA GOR- DON - Math Club, IRC, Cross Country Team, Interact SUSIE GORDON - Medical Arts Club, DECA, Sec. CONNIE GRAY - Pep Club, FTA3 IRC MELISSA GREEN FRED GREESON - Math Club, IRC, Lettermen's Club, In- teract, Baseball, Football DOLORES GREGORY - Pep Club, FHA, IRC BRUCE GRIFFIN 'IIO CATHY HAMILTON - Devo- tional Club, Clee Club RICHARD HANKINS - Adv. Mixed Chorus, Band, Glee Club, Wrestling, Drivers' Club, All- State Chorus ROBERT HANNA - Math Club, Sr. Committee CATHY HARGROVE - Cho- rus, Pep Club, I I'A, IRC, Hori- zon Club LIZ HARRINGTON - FHA, Dev. Leader, Junior Miss Candi- date SUZY HARRIS - Honor Roll, IRC, Youth Board, Band, All- State Band, Thespians WALTER HARRIS ELZY HARRISON KATHY HAYNES G- Medical Arts, vice-president KEITH HENDERSON - Band, Pres., All-State Band, Student Council, Parl., Math Club, Pres., Golf SUSAN HENDERSON - Cho- rus CAROL HENRY - Band, Blue Quill, Jr. Class Play, Pep Club, Thespians, IRC TOMMY HENSHAW - Foot- ball, All-Conference Back 1970, Track, Lettermen's Club, Treas., Band, VP, Sept. Student of the Month PHIL HERSHBERCER - Football, Adv. Mixed Chorus, Track, Lettermen's Club, sec., Senior Class President, Student Council THOMAS E. HOBENS - Band, Safe Drivers Club, FTA MELANIE HOGAN - Jr. Class Play, IRC, NHS, Glee Club, Chorus, Math Club ALYCE HOLLEMAN - .Ir. Class Play STEVE HOLMES - Wrestling, FFA CHERYL HORN - Drivers Club CARLA HOUSLEY - Pep Club, IRC, Chorus DAVID HOUSTON ROBERT HUMBLE - Trackg Soph. Class Sec.g Lettermen's Clubg Adv. Mixed Chorusg All- State Chorusg All-School Play JANICE HUNT -' All-State Chorus: Adv. Mixed Chorusg Senior Sextetteg Dev. Club, Sec. CHARLES EDWARD ILIFF - Wrestlingq Cross-Country: Let- termen's Clubg Baseballg Math Club MIKE JAMES 4 Thespiansg IRCq Adv. Mixed Chorusg All- State Chorusg Chieftain Capers: Jr. Skit BRENDA JOHNSON 7 Office KAYE JOHNSON - DECA MAXINE JOHNSON MELVIN JOHNSON - All- School Playg Thespiansg Athlet- icsg Christmas Assembly BOYD JONES - Basehallg Let- termenls Club DAN JONES - DECA DEBBY JONES - FHAg FBLA DIANNA LYNN JONES - FBLA STEVE KEETON - Adv. Mixed Chorus, VPg Interact, Treas.g IRC DEE DEE KELDENICH MICHAEL KIRBY - A.V. Clubg Cross Country DEBBIE KNIGHT - Jr. Class Playg Clee Club, Pres.: Adv. Mixed Chorusg Jr. Planning C0mm.g Thespiansg Blue Quill BILL LAMBERT PATTY LANCE - FBLA DEBI LANGSTON - IRCg Glee Clubg Pep Clubg Thespians 112 ,,,,..-. .,,--.' .,4f'v'f' S,-.g. ff r , E Qi-scum.. In ff vw n 2 KAY LEIGH - FHA GLORIA LEWIS - Pep Club, Pom Pom Glrlg Drlvers Clubg Thespians CHARLES DAVID LINNET - DECA ANTHONY J. R. LITTLE - Trackg Letlermen's Clubg Driv- ers' Club TERESA LYNN - Pep Clubg FTAg Jr. Attend. to Mid-Winter Sports Queen ROBERT D. MACHLAN Y Pow Wow Staff, Photographer RICHARD MADDEN - Wres- tlingg Baseballg Lettermen's Club SKIP MANTOOTH - Athlet- icsg Drivers, Club LOWERY MARTIN ROY DEE MATNEY - Base- ball DALE MAUCH - Student Councilq Interact, Pres.g IRCQ Math Clubg Ir. Class Play TOM MEFFORD - Math Club DeEDRA MERCHANT DAVID MILES - Wrestlingg Lettermen's Club DeANN MILLER DAVID MOORE 4 Graduation 5 ear GINA MOORE TONYA MOORE - Glee Club, VICA CHARLES MORGAN - Foot- ball, Baseball, Lettermen's Club, VP .IOHN MORRIS DEBRA LEIGH MORRISON - Mid-Winter Sports Queen, Head Cheerleader, 1970 Girls' State Dele ate, IRC, Sec,, Sr. Attend. to Iiomecoming Queen, Adv. Mixed Chorus DRU MORROW - Student Council, FTA, Sec., Thespians, Math Club, Jr. Play PATSY MYERS - Thespians, Sec., FHA, Historian, Student Council Alternate DAVID MacARTHER - DECA JAMES MCCRACKEN - Stu- dent Council, Basketball, Boys' State, Yearbook, Editor, IRC, Blue Quill, Past Ed. PENNY MCDANIELS - FHA, Hist. and Reporter, Pep Club, Jr. Planning Comm., Youth Board, Jr. Miss Candidate, Glee Club PATRICIA MCFARLIN - Stu- dent Council, Pep Club, VP, Yearbook, Ass't Editor, Youth Board, 1970 delegate to Girls' State, NHS JACK MCGUIRE - DECA, IRC VELVETTA McGUIRE - IRC, Adv. Mixed Chorus, Thespians LOUISE MCMASTERS - Pe Club, Cheerleader, NHS, VII: IRC, Youth Board, Student Council GINGER LYNNE NAIFEH - IRC, Treas., Pep Club, Sec., Edi- tor of Blue Quill, All-School Play, Adv. Mixed Chorus, NHS SHIRLEY M. NAPIER DAVID NELSON - DECA TOM OARE - Baseball, IRC LOWETA O'NEAL - VICA BRENDA GAYLE OSBORN - FTA, Thespians H5 MIKE PACAUD - Yearbook, Bus. Mgr.g Thespians, VP: Ir. Planning Comm.g Stage Manag- erg Audio Visual Clubg Runner- up to Mr. ShowBiz KENNY R. PACK - FFA, VPg Treas. GENE PARK - FFAg Baseball GINGER PARKER - Pom- Pom Girlg Pep Clubg ETA MIKE PARKINS - Letter- men's Clubg Track ED PARSONS - Interact, VPg DECAg Pow Wowg FTA CLAUDIA JEAN PATTERSON - Chorusg Medical Artsg Thes- pians GREG PATTERSON PAM PATTY - Student Coun- cilq IRC: Sr. Homecoming At- tendant: Cheerlcaderg Youth Boardg Pow Wow VIVIAN PEARCE Q- Horizon Club: Soph. Mid-Winter Sports Attendant BARBARA PENDERGRASS DAVID PETTIJOHN GLEN PICKENS LUCINDA PIERSON - Glee Clubg Devotional Clubg Pep Club STEVE PRAY PAT PILANT DEBORAH PROCTOR - Math Clubg Jr. Class Sec.g Youth Board: IRC: FTA ARZELLA PRUITT BEOLA PRUITT JAMA REDDING - Band, All- State Bandg Adv. Mixed Chorusg Glee Clubg Med. Arts Club 0 ni. 2 ...X V ., P X 5 if X V 'if 8 il E, . , . 5 f I 'W 4 . A , U J , V V , gi 455' 1 r J 5 ,, . 3 . I , ,3 1' ., M3 r ay- 1 4, ,4- L . J 4245 A I :ff f Q ,,gw Q , 4-y g 1 iii? , M 4 N .Q ,T 525 ' ?3 Q ? 5 ,A ig gf Q ,ff 'msn Qlip ,Tv-x -N.. me 1' 5 'x 1 n I N ff 4, W, If 4? kxh ,,M'3 '..,..4 1 K FH, fu' A JL ' kai., -Lux!! ,, .J K yards .y ' 'W' ,A .54 YA s 1. Q X W 1 A S 'Y 119 THOMAS C. REDDINC - Footballg Wrestling. Trackg Let- termenls Clubg All-Conference Guardg Interact DENNIS REED PATRICK R. REED - Bundg FTAQ Drivers, Clubg Golfg All- School Playg Thespians PATRICIA REED WILLIAM REVELS THOMAS M. RITCHIE - Kev Clubg Footballg Baskctballg Teri- nisg Lettcrmen's Clubg AIl-Con- ference Back ANNETTA ROBINSON VICKI ROCK W Horizon Clubg Pep Club, Ass't VPQ FTAQ Honor Roll: Blue Quill DeANN RODCERS 3 Pom Pom Girl: Devotional Clubg Adv. Mixed Chorusg Junior Missg Band JACKIE ROGERS MARLA RONGEY - Math Clubg Adv. Mixed Chorusg All- State Chorus: Pep Club: IRCQ Ir. Planning Comm. RONALD D. ROSS -- Problem Panel MARTHA SUE RUSSELL - Med. Arts Club, Hist.g Library Club, Sec.: Chorus RICK RUSSELL - Student Council Alternate THERON DQZWAYNE SAMPLES - Drivers' Clubg IRC ROGER SANDERS - Drivers' Clubg IRC: DECA LARRY DAVID SCOTT - FFA, Pres.g Student Councilg Senior Class VPg 1970 Mr. Con- geniality TRACY SEAY - Stage TRICIA SEAY - Pep Clubg Of- fice: Devotional Clubg Cleo Clubg FTAg Horizon Club DELLA SMITH - Pep Clubg FHA, Pres. 20 JEANNE LOUISE SMITH - FHA: Devotional Club SONNY SMITH - DECA: Wrestling KIELD GRECERS SORENSEN - IRC: Track: Stage BOBBY SORRELL - VICAL FFA CLYDE STANFORD - Art III ,IACKI STRAIN - Yearbook: NHS: IRC: Jr. Planning Comm.: Pep Club ,IUDI STEELE - Band: Med. Arts Club: Dev. Club CHARLOTTE STEPHENS - FHA: DECA, Sweetheart CHERRY STEPHENS - FHA: DECA, Attend. to DECA Sweet- heart MARK SUMNER - Ailv. Mixed Chorus: Band: All-State Chorus: IRC: Thespians: NHS, Sec. HENRY TABER BILL TABLER - DECAL A.V. Club RAYMOND THOMAS - Foot- ball: All-Conference Tackle: Wrestling: Lettermen Club GLENN TODD - FFA TERRY TODD - FFA, Sec. EDWARD TOWNSEND - Math Club: IRC: Thespians: All- School Play: Senior Play STEPHEN TUCKER - Basket- ball, Tri-Captain: Lettermen's Club: Drivers' Club: All Confer- ence ARLA TURNER - DECA JAMES D. TUTTLE JR. - DECA:Stage BRUCE UNDERWOOD - Drivers' Club VINCENT VANN - Wrestling: Football: Track: Lettcrmon s Club: Problem Panol: Edison. Tournament Champion JEFF VANLANDINGHAM KATHY VAUCHN - Band: Dev. Club: Mvdinal Arts Club: All-State Band: Pop Club VICKI VICKERS - Dev. Club LINDA WALKUP f NHS: Math Club: Adv. Mixed Chorus: Student Council: All-State Cho- rus RHONDA WALL f Chorus: FHA: FBLA OSCAR WARREN - FFA KAY WELTER - Dov. Club, Pres.: Youth Board, VP: Sopho- more Class VP: Pow Wow: Stu- dent Council: Blur- Quill KENNY WEST - Junior Class Pres.: L1-ttermcn's Club, VP: Football, Co-Captain: Wrvstling: Track: Bascball MIKE WHINERY - All-State Chorus: Adv. Mixud Chorus JIM WHITE 1 Football, Co- Captain: Wrestling: Ktvy Club: Lettermen's Club LINDA CAROL WHITE - Med. Arts Club, pros.: DECA PHIL WHITTEN - Interact: IRC: Ir. Planning Comm.: Son- ior Play ELAINE WHITWORTH - Miss Congeniality: Sr. Attend. to Homecoming Quo:-n: Thcspian, Sec.: All-State Chorus: All- School Play: Sonior Soxtct BARBARA WILBORN STEVE WRIGHT - A.V. Club: DECA: Drivers' Club: Band DEWAYNE WYRICK Y A.V. Club: Drivers' Club JOHNNY YEARGAIN - Adv. Mixed Chorus. pros.: All-Statc Chorus: FTA: Football: Lotter- men's Club: Boy's Cleo Club DEBBIE YOUNG - IRC, pres.: Student Council: Horizon Club: DAR Award: Pow Wow: Mixed Chorus KAREN KNUTSON 122 Q o : u a -1 ffl: 1 7' ,gn 492 4 p r 4 x X 4 n . ' ' ,W ,ws Q72 4.5553 ff? J 'CW 'KQV' vw 3 laur- ,., .1 5 . ' Ji ,Q fx. -:M ,, , I t 1, , QQ I ,, , 7 xx' , X I , 1 I ,f f .U sf' 'H . :, ,,A , , ' Q .V , , M I I W. 'mfg D D I . ., - ,X W Q a r I 1 ' -.,. A', .A I , , ,V W .. f o , Z fivtzfzm. ' G 1 In A s , rw I my i q I , 4. fi , - ty , , , , 'N ' ' s , f F W 1 , V ,, . ' 'LPM 1' 'A ' 'Q' ,f F , pr ,, 9 1 i' ,, , ,, ., ff , iff '1 'p '-2ef'7'f9f':'7 ' ' , - sfF? v'f,ff wflf2ff fffff ffl H ' 'ff' ii . 1 ' If MW M55 ff' iw ' fm :fx 1472? ,,f:f A 3 ft ' 'Zf'f', ' , ii f g: ' i . ,C f,,yfV.Q yr, A , f ' I f ' 3 M Mxfmx -Q N dj, W- f' 125 , -annum ,,.. I K Ima 6 The Class Uf '71 Presents The M zrezele Worker The senior class play, THE MIRACLE WORKER, was a success financially and theatrieally. Yearbook king and queen candidates raised over 81200 through ticket sales. The perforrnumzes of Debbie Young and Debbie Knight won for them the Outstanding Actress awards. X ' f . , 127 A . V' arm? 'f'f1w K '1 Qflfbf' ap ff VY, ' :,3,i,:Q , f, z 1 'fvhwf Q yy, ,L 437+ J fl N ' Q: . 'L-.4 vw-'Z ,iff H V 1 1 if pff, A ' ,ff W.. 31 ffffw f as dit, L W fn? 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Karen Benfield Melissa Berry Brian Bingman Tria Lea Bitsko Jimmy Blankenship Donetta Boatright Marian Bolton Tammie Bowling Charlisa Bridges Jeannie Bristow Sheryl Brock Maxine Brown Tommy Burden Pam Burris Bunnie Bush Rhonda Butcher Della Butler Roger Butler Randall Byard Steven Caldwell David Campbell Sharon Campbell Tarin Campbell Roger Canady Beth Carl Paul Carr Rose Carriger .lanel Cali Nancy Causey Mark Cawvey Carolyn Ceasar Rod Chambers Judy Cheek Scott Chesney John Clark Randy Clark Cinda Click Carolyn Cook 'il' 'Vi Y' Av' ,,--0 The Fun O Being Junzors Charles Cooper Annette Cornejo .lerri Coulcon lan Curry Vic Curtis Sharon Custer Marilyn Davies Denise Davis Doris Davis Sharon Davison Cary Demeter Kevin Diehl Steve Dillow Rhonda Dodson Donna Duemler John Dunhack Rozella Duncan DeAnn Durbin Jackie Eastman Leanna Ecker Dennis Eddleman Debbie Ellis Don Engle Eddie Ferrell .lohn Florence .lean Ford Bill Frost Sherry Caasch Jackie Gee Beverly Gilbert Don Gore David Grant David Gray Joe Gregory Nancy Griggs Tracy Grim Linda Grisham Laurie Groves Keith Ham Phyllis Hanks Peter Harper Mike Harris Vanessa Harris Debbie Hathaway Rhonda Haught Gary Head David Heath Kay,Hellen Joan Helton Ricky Henderson Gwen Henson David Hill Joe Hill Judy Hill Steve Hillman Stephanie Holloway Janet Holmes John Houston Vern Hughes Jolene Humphrey .VM .,.. .l , - rm .. fav, 'Q' 1 NE. .,, ,, 'Cu .. IN' ..,o0 T' 'X , 'B vw.. . 'fa A ff 'H fi' - ' y'I,r3XLX--My .lil stu Writ! 4 1, , 1 is -Ex, i n , is zmiors Rank Fz'1'st In Sj9z'rz't'J Hall it Q vs, .wg Il I F s if 4' , Q , 1 i Ii p 9 lwrf an '52, ' Q4-I in MJF J s '- ,ir-1 4-m ' Zan M Patty Iliff Katherine Johnson Linda .lones Richard Jones Roger Jones Randy Jordan Randy Kelley Gene Kent Lois Kent Judy Kirby Kay Knott Mike LaFevers Susan Lake Teresa Lamb Anna Lambert Patty Land Lavina Lane Barbara Langham Mike Langston Frances Largent Doye Leverett Rhonda Lewallen Terri Lewis Jack Lister Pam Lortz Beverly Love Susan Luker Deborah Lynch Larry MacArthur Debbie Manning Tonya Maroutsos Kathy Martelle Tara Martin Bob Masters Ellen Matlock Sharon Matthews 4 Terri Maulding Jim NlcCombs Carol McCrackin Pam McDougal Mark McElroy Pam McGuire Harold M4tKc-:chan Judith McMasla-rs Alicia Muyur Don Millvr Vicki Miller Bill Monlgomvry 1, h , L- The bu. Xa by W.--f fd U' Faces Ofjunior Lz e . on a favorite friend. fl-fa f' if' at the ball game . . . 2 - , . , . F fi 5' ,I . . .Li r 1 . -.3 '- Q .. i .f 1 A xg: ,lk -.lr 'L L2 ,,.i., E :sg ' '-1 - ' i I i wat 13-' inf f' mm fix Ha '75 .pawns- Wm .,-any 'Q' if I .2 'Q' Aww.. fm, Donna Montgomery Marsha Moody Donna Moreland Steve Morgan Charlotte Nation Rhonda Newland Pam Newton Danny O'Brien Delbert O'Neal Wanda Orr Mike Osborn Denise Owen Vicki Parker Theresa Patterson Jo Lynn Patty Kenny Perry Pat Perry Lillie Peiin Debbie Phillips Belinda Pilant Steve Pitts Roger Powdrill Kalinn Pray George Pullen Deborah Quillen Linda Rawdon Ronnie Rawdon Ricky Ray Mike Rebholz Vickie Record Laura Reeder Randy Reynolds Karen Ritchie Rebecca Roach John Robertson Doug Robinson Regina Robinson Terri Robinson Patty Rochester Linda Rogers Vera Ross LaNellda Rufner Lynette Rush Katy Russell Peggy Scott Janice Sellers John Selsor Jan Shafer Irene Shaw Ronnie Shelton Danny Simmons David Simmons Harvey Simmons Reta Simmons Julania Simms Sharon Simonds Sam Sinor Marcia Sivarlon Dale Slifc Val Smith '1' ,Ansel Q -...M-1' 'GP 1,-1 CNE Y' ,,,.....,.,,---W 1 X . 1 seam 'X , NR .. wi we 5 F Talent: u1fstana'z'ng unior Chamcterz'5tz'c 'U' T t,,,.x y 41, , 'Enix' Martha Steele Marla Stephenson Larry Steury Howard Stubblefield Randy Taylor .ludi Tharp Jerry Thomas Mike Thompson Walter Thompson Jeanie Thoos Terri Tilbury Kathy Trail Janet Troxell ludy Turner Steve Vanarsdel Rick Vest Dennis Wadley Randy Ward 7 Rick Ward Clarra Warren Kay Warrcn Mary Washington Keith Watkins Donna Watson Terry Wear Ricky Wnavcr Linda Webb Lynn Webb Mike Wvbsler Yxonne Whisvnhunt Bobby While Susans Williams Curt Wilson Linda Wilson Rick Wilson Dcllon Wumlard zmior Wznners In E060 Fzela' 7'-4 ff? ll lffll: Class Of 272 In Action Bill Wooden Gary Woods Donald Wray Kathy Young Bobby Gibson L 1' fr 'Wf , f 49 1 , f 9 via fn 5 F4 44 IT SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President ...... Vernon Howard Vic?-President ...... Mark Gish Secretary ..... Carolyn Hendryx Treasurer ....... Diana Joseph Abel, Mike Abraham, Ronald Acuff, Sue Alberding, Terri Albus, Betty Albus, Mary Allen, Patti Allman, Richard Akin, Kathy Anderson, Marsha Anderson, Richard Applegate, Dusty Arnold, Cathy Asher, Yvonna Austin, Barbara Aycock, Greg Ballard, LaDonna Ballinger, Sheila Banks, Debbie Banks, Rodney Barada, Howard Barada, Rose Barefoot, Paula Barnett, Richard Barnhart, Terri Lynn Barrett, Connie Battenfield, Larry Beavers, Vicki Beaverson, Robert Beckham, Shirley Bell, Jackie Beller, Keith Bilby, David Bilby, Sandy Bilyeu, Pat Bingham, Harold Bishop, ,Iene Blagg, Donald Blodgett, Mary Boman, Deena Butler, Terry Boren, Linda Bosen, Donna Boren, Scottie Boughton, Shane Bowles, Harold Box, Cyril Bradley, Steve Brantley, Mike Bredensteiner, Jon Brock, James Brooks, Becky Brock, Laurie Brookshire, Cary Brown, Janis Bruner, Wilbur 42 Bruton, Rita Buckley, Sue Burnett, Maxine Bush. Judy Butler, L4-slie Cahwoo, Dewayne Cahwcc, Donald Cain, James Campbell, Donna Campos, Tony Cantrell, Marshall Carlton, Chris Carter, Debbie Carter, Tim Carter, .lohn Casteel, Billy Cart, Marla Cearly, Danny Chalk, Teresa Chandler, Dc-bra Clark, Gordon Cline, Dickie Collins, Vickie Connors, Kathy Coonce, Ron Corgan, Pama Cox, Keith Crabtree, Mike Craite, Clyde Crawford, Sherry Cue, Terry Daniels, Frankie Davidson, Debbie Davis, Linda Davis, Robbie Davison, Dennis Deason, Gail DeGraffenreid, Terry Dildine, Carol Dobbs, Rhonda Dobson, Pam Dodson, Stanley Dougherty, Jay Duncan, Doug Duncan, Kathy Dunran, Robbie Dunlap, Terri Easterling, Gail Ellis, DeAnna IU' 'QU E' H 1 We fl I L i 1 Presenting The Class Of 27 he 0 J' vo' -5 4 '70 A r Q? ,lf C-A7 C759 ,I i fr P' . Jaxx - Q .2 3 X 54- ,Q Y ,, ,g , 1 , , ,,,,,,, swf, , Y -. . .1 , f I K , ,. an is 4? si A! va. i C7 1:2 ff T' iw CJ' Engle, Elizabeth Epperson, David Ernst, Kim Ethridge, Marina Fisher, Barbara Flood, Lucinda Forbes, Linda Fowler, Steve Fox, Dewaync Freeman, Bill Galipeau, Mary Garner, lncz Gcbetsbergcr, Dcnisi Gensicke, Gail Gibbons, Mary Both Gish, Mark Goodam, Eddie Gordon, Glcn Gowdy, Barry Grant, Susan Gravil, Terry Green, Paulette Greeson, Nancy Griffin, Stirella Groover, LaDonna Guinn, Craig Hale, Sandra Hamilton, Dclda Hamlin, Miko Hamon, Roger Hanna, Neal Harp, Lois Harper, Marlin Harrendorf, Gayle Harrington, Sherry lv '-:Jr Haught, Jim Head, Cindy Helton, James Hendryx, Carolyn Hicks, Dewey Hicks, John Higdon, Cheryl Heitman, Linda Hightman, Laura Hollier, Wilda Holloway, Buzz Howard Cindy Howard Vernon Hughes, Linda Hughes, Phyllis Hughes, Ricky Jackson, Terri Jackson, Tonya Johnson, Cynthia Jones, David Jones, Detra Jones, Kathy Jones, Pat Joseph, Diana Kendall, Kathy King, Retha Kirk, Rhonda LaFcver, Debbie Lalitte, Francis Laidley, Deena Land, Mike Land, Robin Lawman, LaDese Lqwson, Connie Lawson, Diana Lay, Roger Learned, Barbra Lee, James Lee, Robbie Levcrett, Patricia Lewis, Randall Linnet, Dale Locust, Eddie Love, Betty Lyles, Norma Lynch, Danny Lynch, Sandra Machlin, Julie Madden, Andy Maggart, JoLynn Marchant, LuAnne Marshall, Floyd Martin, Carmela Marlin, Luther Matney, Jackie Mauch, Sharon Maxey, Cherie May, Skip McClendon, Candy Mcllughes, Pam McLain, Debbie McMahon, Marilyn McMunn, Marc Meadows, Cheryl Mefford, Mary Mercer, Neal Mikles, Becki Miller, Susan Million, Barry Mills, Carol Misner, Dwayne Mitchell, Joyce Monger, Janice Montgomery, Chuck Montgomery, Mary Mooney, Patrice Moore, Deborah ka y y .,,- ,rea i ..,,, i Ea. 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I ,rn K any J Y A Moore, LeeAnn Moore, Shan Murphy, Marilyn Naifeh, Kim Naifeh, Sam Nation, Robert Nelson, Kenna Nix, Glenda Oare, John Osborn, Sheila Parkins, Robin Parks, Mike Pemberton, Mark Penn, Priscilla Pettijohn, .leanie Pickering, Millard Picket, Terry Proctor, Rodney Pruitt, Nikki Pruitt, Patricia Quaid, Bobby Radcliffe, Kenny Rawdon, Barry Ray, Diane Redding, Tony Reeder, Larry Reynolds, Cathie Reynolds, Marilyn Rice, Cheryl Richardson, Joyce Risenhoover, Troy Ritchie, Pat Robertson, DeeAnn Robison, Pam Rogers, Mark Roe, Cecilia Rose, ,lerry Ross, Cassie Sampley, Janet Scott, Larry Scott, Larry Sellars, Bill Sellers, Mark Selsor, Mike Sherwood, Jackie Shobe, Mary Simpson, Steve Singleton, Floyd Sipe, Lorinda Smallwood, Donald Smith, Bobby Smith, Cathy Smith, Charles Smith, Crystal Smith, Dale Smith, Kenneth Sontag, Steve Sorrell, Glenda Sorrell, Linda Spears, Larry Spiller, Janice Stanford, Steve Staples, Butch Stephens, Mary Stephens, Peggy Stockton, Darrell Scott, David Stone, Sidelle Strain, Sharon Tabler, Brett Tate, Rhonda Taylor, Mary Thompson, James Thompson, Janice Thompson, Noma Thornsberry, Jane Todd, Donna Tosh, Harley Turney, Bobby Upshaw, Mike Vance, Janet Vickers, Elizabeth Wadley, Sue Wadley, Tony Wald, John Waldroop, Debby Walker, Terry Wallace, Carl Ward, Lee Ward, Mike Warner, Leon Watkins, Ricky Webb, Sandra Weisenbach, Sandra Wells, Lou Ann Welter, .lan Whitley, Jeff White, Donald White, Jim White, Mike Whitworth, Carla Wilkerson, Debbie Wilson, Pam Wilson, Norma Woolman, Sherri f fps, ,,, 'lp 9'-ff ll 4.144 r ra, 1 if I . I if s v U -4-'vv s 'E T ul his K Q N limi :,, I i i Q C a f fs Ui t . sff f ,psi , ssyy 3 'X . i 'Hr' A, Q , :GX 1 ft X. vw.-2 gnc lg- 'sf ,f is R V ii -.J iw , ,,,..L ,SQ -vw 'ISC g 'liz ' NA z - ,Ai i j ,. , R T' f X .- A Wood, Teresa Wresche, Ronnie Yarborough, Rita Yocham, Janet York, Richard Young, ,Ioanette Zumwalt, Curt 147 Students Uf The Month I Q November - LOUISE MCMASTERS - ROGER GIERHART iwxm f March - DEBBIE YOUNG - STEVE WRIGHT ,,.a Q, ,,,,., , 'T My W' If E Q? bun' iff ' I W December - LINDA WALKUP sv if 'fin f if October - ROBERTA CRAWFORD - CRAIG CORGAN X STEVE TUCKER fu If February - JANICE SELLERS - DANNY CUE I I I I I I I January - RUSTY GORDON - JOLYNN PA'I'I'Y September - TOMMY HENSHAW - BETTY BURNE'I'l' 'mai April - DEBBIE KNIGHT - MIKE PARKINS K, fynmmi ww' K xv 1 'M MM Hn-4,,.,.m,,h, ,, .N I 149 KAY BOMAN CRAIG CORGAN 'nuff JAMES McCRACKEN MARK SUMNER Wh0's Who Selection of Who's Who in American High Schools is based on Scholarship, Leadership, Service to the School, Promise of usefulness to business and society, and Citizenship. 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 a key. BETTY BURNETT rv. STANLEY DeLONG ROGER GIERHART 1-. fm WILLIE McFARLIN LOUISE MCMASTERS 4-.ar eff LINDA WALKUP KAY WELTER RUSTY GORDON LARRY SCO'I'I' DEBBIE YOUNG Head Uf Class Named MARK SUMNER DEBRA HARRIS MICHELLE BROWN LINDA WALKUP Salutatorian Salutatorian Salutatorian Valedimorian 3.88 3.88 3.88 3.96 Many Ejjbrts Rewardea' OUTSTANDING BOY - Rusty Gordon OUTSTANDING GIRL - Debbie Young BEST ACTOR - Craig Corgan BEST ACTRESSES - Debbie Young and Debbie Knight BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR - Art Atkinson BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS - .lanice Sellers OUTSTANDING BAND MEMBERS - Robbie Brite and Roger Gierhart DIRECTOR'S AWARD - Mark Sumner, Cathy Vaughn, and ,Iama Lou Redding OUTSTANDING VOCAL MUSIC STUDENTS - Linda Walkup and Mark Sumner I DARE YOU - Betty Burnett and Craig Corgan ART AWARD - Clyde Stanford FHA AWARD - Patty Curtis MATH AWARDS - Roger Gierhart and Mark Sumner OUTSTANDING MATH CLUB MEMBER - Tom Mefford DAR GIRL - Debbie Young OUTSTANDING HISTORY AWARD - Larry Steury BEST ATHLETE - Tommy Redding OUTSTANDING PEP CLUB MEMBER - Darlene Bennett CLUB OF THE YEAR - Devotional Club OUTSTANDING STAGE MANAGER - Mike Pacaud IRC - Janice Sellers CHIEFTAIN AWARD - Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Plummer DEVOTIONAL CLUB - Kay Hellen OUTSTANDING POW WOW STAFF MEMBER - Vicki Parker PTA SCHOLARSHIP - Willie McFarlin STUDENT COUNCIL SCHOLARSHIPS - Patsy Myers and Kay Boman OUTSTANDING STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBER - Rusty Gordon IRC SCHOLARSHIP - Willie McFarlin ROTARY SCHOLARSHIP -- Debbie Young MASONIC SCHOLARSHIPS - Debbie Young and Clyde Stanford PLYMOUTH TROUBLE SHOOTING AWARD - David Houston THESPIAN SCHOLARSHIPS - Kay Boman, Patsy Myers, and Mike Pacaud SPEECH SCHOLARSHIP - Terry Ford .IAYCEE SCHOLARSHIP - Tommy Redding OUTSTANDING FRENCH STUDENTS - Kay Boman and Diana Joseph OUTSTANDING DE STUDENTS - Vicki Bell and Bill Tabler OUTSTANDING SPANISH STUDENTS - Rod Badeen and Judith McMasters BROTHERHOOD AWARD - Mrs. Armstrong ABWA SCHOLARSHIP - .Iacki Strain 54 TOASTMASTER PHIL HERSHBERGER if xx Senior Dinner ,ff ,1 3 Senior vocal group sings We've Only Just Begun Louise McMasters reminisces 2 ,f ' We ww! n 155 Class Of '71 - 56 M eu.: 111 ..- fm. b I? 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A Foresf . . . Omaha Beach . . . Anzio . . . Basfogi . Guadalcanal . . . Coral Sea . . . Leyfe Gulf . . . Iv . . . Korea . . . Vief Nam wherever Americans gave fheir lives fo Preserve fl of life home is in fhe all who feel a fhrill of prio I fhey salufe me whaf I symbolize - In Memoriam KATHY REDDING RANDY YOUNG November 26, I953 - July I8, I970 Oc+ober I5, I955 - November 7, I970 Class of l97I Class of I973 MARILYN MURPHY BRETT DU BOIS December I4, I954 - April 5, l97I Seplember I7, I954 - May 7, l97I Class of l973 Class of l973 Our War Heroes - y Killed In Action In Vietnam RONNIE WAYNE HUTSON WILLIAM GLENN YOUNG January I, I943 - February I2, I967 December 7, I947 - Sepfember I3, I967 Class of l96I Class of I966 MICHAEL PERRY KNIGHT DANNY TIFFT April 25, I948 - March 29, l967 Augusl' 28, I949 - December l8, I968 Class of I966 Class of I967 RONALD YOUNG WILLIAM A. SEIGLE July 6, I949 - April I3, I969 May 27, I948 - May 27, I969 Class of I967 Class of I966 LARRY HENSHAW RICK JAMES March 22, l950 - May I, I970 February I9, l950 - March 3, I97I Class of l968 Class of I968 'I7 A Abel, Michael 141 Abraham, Lucinda 105 Abraham, Ronald 141 Acuff, Stella 79, 129 Acuff, Sue 141 Ada-ms, Charles 105 Adkins, Deloris 129 Alberding, Barbara 129 Alberding, Terri 141 Akin, Katherine 141 Albus, Betty 141 Albus, Mary 141 Allen, Kate 129 Allen, Patti 141 Allman, Richard 141 Anderson, Jonette 129 Anderson, Marsha 141 Anderson, Pamela 129 Anderson, Richard 141 Applegate, Pamela 105 Applegate, Ricky 141 Archer, Sharon 105 Armitage, Mark 129 Arnold, Kathy 44, 141 Ash, Bernita 24, 59, 105 Asher, Bryan 105 Asher, Yvonna 141 Atkinson, Art 105 Atkinson, Debbie 60, 128, 129 Ausmus, Jim 90, 105 Ausmus, Royanne 105 Ausmus, Teresa 105 Austin, Barbara 141 Aycock, John 141 B Badeen, Rodney 44, 129 Baker, Joshlyn 129 Baker, Stephen 129 Baker, Susan 129 Bales, Royce 129 Ballard, LaDonna 141 6 Index Ballinger, Ronald 129 Ballinger, Sheila 141 Banks, Debbie 141 Banks, Rodney 141 Barada, Howard 141 Barefoot, Paula 141 Barker, Lenita 105 Barnes, David 129 Barnett, Richard 141 Barnhart, Terrilynn 141 Barrett, Connie 141 Barton, Patricia 73, 105 Battenfield, Johnny 105 Battenfield, Larry 141 Battle, Bill 90 Baxter, Randy 39, 100, 105 Bear, Kay 105 Beaverson, Becky 105 Beaverson, Robert 141 Beckham, Shirley 141 Bell, Jacquelyn 141 Bell, Vicky 129 Beller, Larry 141 Benfield, Karen 129 Bennett, Darlene 105 Berry, Melissa 129 Bevers, Vickie 141 Bewley, Dee 105 Bilby, David 141 Bilby, Saundra 141 Bilyeu, Patricia 141 Bingman, Brian 94, 129 Bingham, Harold 141 Bingham, Tony 105 Bishop, Gene 141 Bitsko, Tria Lea 129 Blagg, Donald 141 Blair, Diane 105 Blair, Rod 106 Blankenship, Jimmy 129 Blodgett, Deborah 141 Boatright, Donnetta 129 Bolton, Marian 129 Boman, Deana 28, 141 Boman, Kay 106, 150 Bosen, Donna 44, 141 Boren, Linda 141 Boren, Scottie 141 Boughton, Shane 141 Bowles, Harold 93, 141 Bowling, Tammie 129 Box, Cyril 141 Bradley, Steve 141 Brantley, Mike 141 Bredensteiner, Jon 141 Bridges, Charlissa 129 Bristow, Jeannie 129 Brite, Robbie 38, 39, 73, 106 Brock, James 141' Brock, Laurie 141 Brock, Sheryl 129 Brock, Susan 106 Brooks, Becky 141 Brooks, Mary 106 Brookshier, Gary 141 Brown, Debbie 106 Brown, Janis 141 Brown, Maxine 129 Brown, Michelle 72, 106, 151 Brown, Sheryl 59, 106 Brumley, Sherry 106 Bruner, Wilbur 141 Bruton, Rita 142 Buck, Brenda 78, 106 Buckley, Connie 142 Burden, Tom 129 Burnett, Betty 55, 57, 150 Burnett, Maxine 142 Burris, Pam 129 Burzio, Frank 106 Bush, Bunnie 129 Bush, Judy 142 Butcher, Rhonda 129 Butler, Della 129 Butler, Leslie 142 Butler, Roger 129 Butler, Terry 142 Buxton, Bill 90, 106 Byard, Randall 129 C Cahwee, Dewayne 1,42 Cahwee, Donald 142 104, 106, Cain, James 142 Caldwell, Steven 129 Campbell, David 130 Campbell, Donna 142 Campbell, Richard 106 Campbell, Sharon 130 Campbell, Tarin 130 Campos, Tony 142 Canady, Roger 130 Canterbury, Elyse 106 Cantrell, Marshall 142 Carder, John 142 Carl, Beth 130 Carlile, W. M. 107 Carlton, Christopher 142 Carlton, Mark 107 Carr, Paul 130 Carriger, Rose 130 Carter, Debra 142 Carter, Tim 142 Casteel, Billy 1,42 Catt, Janet 130 Catt, Marla 44, 142 Causey,,Nancy 130 Cawvey, Mark 130 Cearley, Danny 142 Ceasar, Carolyn 130 Chalk, James 107 Chalk, Teresa 142 Chambers, Rod 101, 130 Chandler, Debra 142 Cheek, Jim Don 107 Cheek, .ludy 130 Chesney, Scotty 130 Childers, Charles 107 Clark, Debbie 107 Clark, Douglas 142 Clark, John 130 Clark, Randy 130 Click, Cindy 130 Cline, Dickie 142 Colbert, Joyce 107 Collins, ,Vicky 142 Conley, Mike 107 Conners, Kathy 142 Conners, Larry 107 Contreras, Jenifer 52, 107 Cook, Brenda 107 Cook, Carolyn 130 Coonce, Ronnie 142 Cooper Cooper Cooper Copley, , Charlie 131 , Raymond 107 , Vernie 107 Tonya 107 Corgan, Craig 90, 107, 150 Corgan, Pam 142 Cornejo, Annette 131 Coulson, Jerri 131 Cox, Keith 142 Crabtree, Mike 93, 142 Craite, Clyde 142 Crawford, Roberta 107 Crawford, Sherry 142 Cue, Danny 94, 107 Cue, Terry 142 Curry, Jan 131 Curtis, Curtis, Curtis, Custer, D Patty 107 Rick 93 Vic 131 Sharon 131 Dale, Debbie 107 Daniels, Frankie 142 Davidson, Deborah 142 Davies, Marilyn 131 Davis, Barbara 107 Davis, Denise 128, 131 Davis, Doris 131 Davis, Linda 142 Davis, Mike 108 Davis, Robbie 57, 143 Davison, Dennis 142 Davison, Larry 108 Davison, Sharon 61, 131 Dean, Larry 108 Deason, Gail 142 Deason, Lee Ray 108 DeGraffenreid, Terry 142 DeLella, Bill 44, 50, 66, 110 DeLong, Stanley 51, 92, 93, 100, 108, 150 Demeter, Gary 131 177 Dentis, Marsha 108 Dickens, Janice 108 Diehl, Kevin 39, 131 Dildine, Carol 142 Dillow, Steve 131 Dobbs, Rhonda 142 Dobson, Pamela 142 Dobson, Stanley 142 Dodson, Rhonda 131 Doty, David 108 Dougherty, Carl 142 Downey, Helen 108 Duemler, Donna 131 Dunback, John 131 Duncan, Douglas 142 Duncan, Kathy 142 Duncan, Robbie 142 Duncan, Rozella 131 Dunn, Robert 90, 94, 108 Durbin, Deann 131 E Easterling, Gale 142 Eastman, Jacki 131 Ecker, Leanna 131 Eddleman, Dennis 131 Edmonson, Kenneth 90, 93, 108 Edwards, Steve 108 Ellis, Debbie 131 Ellis, Jan 108 Ellis, Lynn 142 Engle, Don 131 Engle, Elizabeth 29, 143 Enlow, Bob 108 Epperson, David 143 Ernst, Kimberlee 143 Ethridge, Marina 143 F Ferrell, Eddie 131 Fisher, Barbara 143 Flood, Lucinda 143 Florence, John 131 Forbes, Linda 143 Ford, Jean 131 78 Ford, Terry 72, 108 Forrest, Brenda 108 Fowler, Steven 143 Fox, DeWayne 143 Fox, Stephen 108 Frazier, Cheryl 108 Freeman, William 143 Frost, Bill 131 G Gaasch, Shery 131 Galipeau, Mary 143 Galipeau, Roberta 108 Gantz, Duane 101, 108 Garner, Inez 143 Gebetsberger, Denice 55, 143 Gee, Jackie 131 Geiger, Phil 100, 110 Gensicke, Gail 143 Gentry, Barbara 110 Gibbons, Merry Beth 143 Gibson, Nancy 110 Gibson, Robert 139 Gierhart, Roger 38, 39, 110, 150 Gilbert, Beverly 131 Gilbert, Billy 110 Gilley, Kathy 110 Gilliam, Debbie 110 Gish, Mark 140, 143 Gooding, Eddie 143 Gordon, Dennis 110 Gordon, Rusty 44, 93, 101, 110, 150 Gordon, Susan 110 Gore, Don 132 Gorgan, Glenn 143 Gowdy, Barry 143 Grant, David 132 Grant, Susan 143 Gravil, Terry 143 Gray, Connie 110 Gray, David 128, 132 Green, Paulette 143 Greeson, Fred 110 Greeson, Nancy 143 Gregory, Dolores 110 Gregory, Joe 132 Griffin, Bruce 110 Griffin, Sterella Jane 143 Griggs, Nancy 132 Grim, Tracy 93, 132 Grisham, Linda 132 Groover, LaDonna 143 Groves, Laurie 132 Guinn, Craig 143 H Hale, Sandra 143 Ham, Keith 132 Hamilton, Cathy 111 Hamilton, Delda 143 Hamlin, Michael 143 Hamon, Roger 93, 143 Hankins, Richard 111 Hanks, Phyllis 132 Hanna, Neal 143 Hanna, Robert 111 Hargrove, Cathy Harp, Lois 143 Harper, Marland 143 Harper, Peter 132 Harrendorf, Gayle 29, 143 Harrington, Liz 111 Harrington, Sherry 28, 143 Harris, Mike 132 Harris, Suzy 39, 111 Harris, Vanessa 132 Harris, Walter 111 Harrison, Elzy 111 Hathaway, Debbie 132 Haught, Jim 143 Haught, Rhonda 132 Haynes, Kathryn 111 Head, Cynthia 143 Head, Gary 132 Heath, David 132 Heitman, Laura 143 Heitman, Linda 143 Hellen, Kay 78, 132 Helton, James 143 Helton, Joan 132 Henderson, Keith 39, 40, 72 100 111 Henderson, Ricky 132 Henderson, Susan 111 Hendryx, Carolyn 140, 143 Henry, Carol 111 Henshaw, Tommy 40, 90, 111 Hershberger, Phil 90, 104, 111 Hicks, John 143 Higdon, Cheryl 143 Hill, David 132 Hill, Joe 132 Hill, Judy 132 Hillman, Stephen 132 Hobens, Tom 38, 39, 111 Hogan, Melanie 111 Holleman, Alyce 111 Hollier, Wilda 143 Holloway, Donald 143 Holloway, Stephanie 53, 57, 73, 132 Holmes, Janet 132 Holmes, Steve 111 Horn, Cheryl 111 Housley, Carla 111 Houston, David 112 Houston, John 132 Howard Howard, Hughes, Hughes, Hughes, Hughes 7 Cindy 143 Vernon 140, 143 Linda 143 Phyllis 143 Rick 143 Vern 39, 132 Humble, Robert 60, 112 Humphrey, Jolene 78, 132 Hunt, Janice 78, 112 I Iliff, Charles 94, 112 Iliff, Patty 133 J Jackson, Tanya 143 Jackson, Terry 143 James, Mike 112 Johnson, Brenda 112 Johnson, Cynthia 143 Johnson, Katherine 133 Johnson Kaye 112 Johnson Maxine 112 Johnson Melvin 112 Jones, Boyd 112 Jones, Dan 112 Jones, David 143 Jones, Debby 112 Jones, Detra 143 Jones, Diana 112 Jones, Kathy 144 Jones, Linda 133 Jones, Pat 144 Jones, Richard 133 Jones, Roger 133 Xq ' Jordan, Randy 133 Joseph, Diana 53, 140, 144 K Keeton, Steve 112 Keldenich, DeeDee 112 Kelly, Randy 133 Kendall, Kathy 144 Kent, Gene 133 Kent, Lois 133 King, Jean 144 Kirby, Judy 133 Kirby, Mike 51,112 Kirk, Rhonda 144 Knight, Debbie 59, 112 Knott, Kay 133 Knutson, Karen 122 L LaFever, Deborah 144 LaFevers, Mike 133 Laffitte, Frances 28, 144 Laidley, Deena 144 179 0 Lake, Susan 39, 133 Lamb, Teresa 133 Lambert, Anna 133 Lambert, Bill 112 Lance, Patty -112 Land, Mike 144 Land, Patty 61, 133 Land, Robin 144 Lane, Lavina 133 Langham, Barbara 61, 133 Langston, Debi 112 Langston, Mike 133 Largent, Frances 133 Lawson, Connie 144 Lawson, Diana 144 Lay, Roger 144 Learned, Barbara 144 Lee, .lames 144 Lee, Robert 144 Leigh, Kay 114 Leverett, Doye 133 Leverett, Patricia 144 Lewallen, Rhonda 133 Lewis, Gloria 114 Lewis, Randall 144 Lewis, Terri 133 Lewman, LaDesc ,144 Linnet, David 114- Linnet, Robert 144 Little, J. R. 114- Lister, Jack 133 Locust, Eddie 144 Lortz, Pamela 133 Love, Betty 144 Love, Beverly 133 Luker, Susan 55, 133 Lyles, Norma 144 Lynch, Danny 144 Lynch, Deborah 133 Lynch, Sandra 144 Lynn, Teresa 114 M MacArthur, David 115 MacArthur, Larry 133 Machlan, David 44, 114 Machlan, ,lulie 44, 144 Madden, Andy 14-4 Madden, Richard 94, 114 Maggart, JoLynn 144 Manning, Debbie 133 Mantooth, Skip 114 Marchant, LuAnne 144 Maroutsos, Tonya 133 Marshall, Floyd 144 Martelle, Kathy 133 Martin, Carmela 144 Martin, Lowery 114 Martin, Luther 144 Martin, Tara 133 Masters, Robert 133 Matlock, Ellen 133 Matney, Jackie 144 Matthews, Sharon 133 Mauch, Dale 114' Mauch, Sharon 144 Maulding, Terri 134 Maxey, Cherie 144 May, Skip 144 McClain, Deborah 144 McClendon, Kandy 14-4 McCombs, Jimmy 134 McCracken, James 115, 150 McCrackin, Carol 134 McDaniels, Penny 115 McDougal, Pamela 134 McElroy, Mark 134 McFarlin, Patricia 115 McFarlin, Willie 150 McGuire, Jack 115 McGuire, Pam'134 McGuire, Velvetta 51, 115 McHughes, Pam 144 McKeehen, Harold 134 McMahan, Marilyn 144 McMasters, Judith 134 McMasters, Louise 40, 54, 115, 150 McMunn, Mark 144 Meadows, Sherrill 144 Mefford, Mary 144 Mefford, Tom 114 Mercer, Neal 94, 144 Merchant, Deedra 114 Meyers, Alice 134 Mikles, Becky 144 Miles, David 114 Miller, DeAnn 114 Miller, Don 134 Miller, Vicki 134 Miller, Susan 144 Million, Barry 144 Mills, Carol 144 Misner, Dewayne 144 Mitchell, Joyce 144 Monger, Janice 14-4 Montgomery, Bill 134 Montgomery, Chuck 144 Montgomery, Donna 135 Montgomery, Marianne 144 Moody, Marsha 135 Mooney, Patricia 144 Moore, Debra 144 Moore, David 114 ,,,,' 1 t ' 4 twill.. Moore, Gina 115 Moore, Lee Anne 145 Moore, Shan 145 Moore, Tonya 115 Moreland, Donna 135 Morgan, Charles 90, 115 Morgan, Steve 39, 135 Morris, John 115 Morrison, Debbie 53, 56, Morrow, Dru 73, 115 Murphy, Marilyn 145 Myers, Patsy 115 104, N Naifeh, Ginger 115 Naifeh, Kim 145 Naifeh, Sam 145 Napier, Shirley 115 Nation, Charlotte 61, 135 Nation Robert 145 Perry, Patricia 135 Nelson, David 115 Nelson, Kenna 145 Newland, Rhonda 135 Newton, Pamela 135 Nix, Glenda 145 0 Oare, John 94, 101, 145 Oare, Tom 115 O'Brien, Danny 135 O'Neal, Delbert 135 O'Neal, Loweta 115 Orr, Wanda 135 Osborn, Gayle 115 Osborn, Mike 135 Osborn, Sheila 44, 145 Owen, Denise 135 P Pacaud, Mike 116 Pack, Kenny 116 Park, Gene 116 Parker, Ginger 116 Parker, Vicki 44, 135 Parkins, Mike 116 Parkins, Robin 145 Parks, Mike 93, 101, 145 Parsons, Ed 116 Patterson, Claudia 116 Patterson, Greg 116 Patterson, Theresa 135 Patty, JO Lynn 135 Patty, Pam 53, 116 Pearce, Vivian 116 Pemberton, Mark 145 Pendergrass, Barbara 116 Penn, Priscilla 28, 145 Perry, Kenny 135 Petit, Lillie 135 Pettijohn, David 116 Pettijohn, Jeanie 145 Phillips, Debbie 135 Pickens, Glen 116 Pickering, Millard 145 Pickett, Terry 145 Pierson, Barbara 73 Pierson, Lucinda 116 Pilant, Belinda 135 Pilant, Pat 116 Pitts, Stephen 135 Powdrill, Roger 135 Pray, Kalinn 135 Pray, Steve 116 Prewett, Patricia 145 Proctor, Debbie 50, 116 Proctor, Rodney 145 Pruitt, Arzella 116 Pruitt, Beola 116 Pruitt, Nicki 28, 145 Pullen, George 93, 135 Q Quaid, Bobby 145 Quillen, Deborah 135 R Radcliff, Kenny 145 Rawdon, Barry 145 Rawdon, Linda 135 Rawdon, Ronnie 135 Ray, Diane 145 Ray, Ricky 135 Rebholz, Mike 94, 135 Record, Vickie 135 Redding, Jama 39, 116 Redding, Tom 90, 94, 120 Redding, Tony 145 Reed, Dennis 120 Reed, Pat 120 Reed, Patricia 120 Reeder, Larry 145 Reeder, Laura 135 Revels, William 120 Reynolds, Cathie 145 Reynolds, Marilyn 145 Reynolds, Randy 135 Rice, Cheryl 145 Richardson, Joyce 145 Risenhoover, Troy 145 Ritchie, Karen 73, 135 Ritchie, Mike 90, 93, 101, 120 Ritchie, Pat 93, 101, 145 Roach, Rebecca 135 Robertson, DeeAnn 44, 145 Robertson, John 135 Robinson, Annette 120 Robinson, Douglas 135 Robinson, Regina 136 Robinson, Terri 136 Robison, Pam 145 Rochester, Patty 136 Rock, Vicki 120 Rodgers, DeAnn 120 Roe, Cecilia 145 Rogers, Jackie 120 Rogers, Linda 136 Rogers, Mark 145 Rongey, Marla 120 Rose, Lynn 145 Ross, Cassie 145 Ross, Ronald 120 Ross, Vera 136 Rufner, LaNelda 136 Rush, Lynette 136 Russell, Katy 136 Russell, Martha 120 Russell, Rick 120 S Sampley, Janet 145 Samplex, Wayne 120 Sanders, Roger 120 Scott, Chris 146 Scott, Larry David 60, 90, 104, 120, 150 Scott, Larry Lee 145 Scott, Larry Wayne 145 Scott, Peggy 136 Seay, Tracy 120 Seay, Tricia 24, 120 Shafer, Jan 136 Shaw, Irene 136 Shelton, Ronnie 136 Sherwood, Jackie 145 Shobe, Mary 145 Simmons, Danny 136 Simmons, Dave 136 Simmons, Harvey 136 Stone, Sidelle 146 Strain, Jacki 24, 121 Strain, Sharon 146 Stubbleiield, Howard 136 Sumner, Mark 39, 121, 150, 15 T Simmons, Reta 136 Simms, Julania 136 Simonds, Sharon 136 Simpson, Steve 145 Singleton, Floyd 145 Sinor, Sammy 136 Sipe, Lorinda 145 Sivadon, Marcia 136 Slife, Dale 136 Smallwood, Donald 146 Smith, Bobby 146 Smith, Cathy 146 Smith, Charles 146 Smith, Crystal 146 Smith, Dale 146 Smith, Della 120 Smith, Jeanne 121 Smith, Kenneth 146 Smith, sonny 121 Smith, Val 136 Sontag, Stephen 146 Sorenson, Kjeld 66, 51, 121 Sorrell, Bobby 121 Sorrell, 'Glenda 146 Sorrell, Linda 146 ' Spears, Larry 146 Spiller, Janice 146 Stanford, Clyde 25, 121 Stanford, Steve 146 Staples, Billy 146 Steele, Steele, Judith 121 Martha 136 Stephens, Charlotte 77, 121 Stephens, Cherry 51, 121 Sellers, Bill 145 Sellers, Janice 136 Sellers, Mark 145 Selsor, John 136 Selsor, Mike 145 182 , 7 Stephens, Stephens, Mary 146 Peggy 146 Stephenson, Marla 136 Steury, Larry 136 Stockton, Darrell 146 Taber, Henry 121 Tabler, Bill 76, 121 Tabler, Brent 146 Taylor, Mary Ann 146 Taylor, Randy 137 Tate, Rhonda 146 Tharp, Judith 137 Thomas, Jerry 137 Thomas, Raymond 90, 9 Thompson James 146 Thompson Janice 146 Thompson Mike 137 Thompson, Noma 146 Thompson, Walter 137 Thoos, Jeanie 137 Thornsbough, Jane 146 Tilbury, Terri 137 Titsworth, Robert 93 Todd, Donna 146 Todd, Glenn 121 Todd, Terry 121 Tosh, Harley 146 Townsend, Edward 121 Trail, Kathy 137 Troxell, Janet 137 Tucker, Stephen 93, 121 Turner, Arla 121 Turner, Judy 137 Turney, Bobby 146 Tuttle, James 121 U Underwood, Bruce 121 Upshaw, Mike 146 V Vanarsdel, Steve 93, 137 Vance, Janet 146 VanLandingham, Jeff 122 Vann, Vincent 90, 94, 122 Vaughn, Kathy 39, 122 Vest, Rick 137 Vickers, Beth 146 Vickers, Vicki 122 W Wadley, Dennis 137 Wadley, Sue 146 Wadley, Tony 146 Wald, John 146 Waldroop, Debbie 146 Walker, Terry 146 Walkup, Linda 51, 58, 72, 122, 150, 151 Wall, Rhonda 122 Wallace, Carl 146 Ward, Lee 146 Ward, Mike 146 Ward, Randy 137 Ward, Rick 138 Warner, Leon 146 Warren, Clara 138 Warren, Kay 138 Warren, Oscar 122 Washington, Mary 138 Watkins, Keith 138 Watkins, Ricky 146 Watson, Donna 138 Wear, Terry 138 Weaver, Ricky 138 Webb, Linda 138 Webb, Lynn 138 Webb, Saundra 146 Webster, Michael 138 Weiesnbach, Sandy 146 Wells, Lou Anne 146 Welter, Jan 146 Welter, Kay 78, 44, 122, 150 West, Kenny 90, 94, 122 Whinery, Mike 122 Whisenhunt, Yvonne White, White, White, White, White, White, Bobby 138 Donald 146 James 146 Jim 90, 122 Linda 122 Mike 44, 146 Whitley, Jeff 146 Whitten, Philip 122 Whitworth, Carla 146 Whitworth, Elaine 53, 60, Wilborn, Barbara 122 Wilkinson, Debra 146 Williams, Susan 138 Wilson Wilson , Curtis 128, 138 , Linda 138 Wilson, Norma 146 Wilson, Pamela 146 Wilson Wood, , Ricky 138 Teresa 147 Woodard, Dellon 138 Wooden, Bill 139 Woods, Gary 139 Woolman, Shari 146 Wray, Donald 139 Wresche, Ronnie 147 Wright, Steve 76, 122 Wyrick, Dewayne 122 Y Yarbrough, Rita 147 Yeargain, Johnny 90, 12 Yocham, Janet 147 York, Richard 147 Young, Young, Young, Z Debbie 122, 150 .lonette 147 Kathy 139 Zumwalt, Kurt 147 138 2 1 A ulogmlblzs ,, , t.-. ls . 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