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e and Sylvia Chanto from Costa Rica are the foreign exchange students . . . Pow Wow changes masthead . . . artin and Cheryl Shipman attend National Student Council Camp in Hurst, Texas over summer vacation . . . position . • • Fashion takes a turn into the past — dainty collars, long shirts, and fedders . . . Katie Ausmus and . Grease tops charts . . . Chieftain football opens with Bristow Pirates being their first victims . . . Danny . . . ACT scores very high . . . Central Vo-Tech opens new campus in Sapulpa . . . Karen Carletti returns home ay proved very entertaining: “Just Ask Any Girl” . . . Senior STUDS . . . Troll alarms at the snack bar . . . Steve air. . . Scott Seay gets new hair style . . . Traditions changed . . . Homerooms cut. . . Parking spaces changed itball team proves to be the best ever . . . Watermelon feed is a big success . . . Burning of George held in front iws crowd . . . Juniors out do themselves at pep rallies . . . Andy Harrison and Linda Bond win “Grease contest . . Does Brad Hendrix ever get his nude model. . . Homecoming attendants number ten . . . Polly Crites is still :es for Mr. Madding . . . Andy Harrison steals the sophomore girls’ hearts . . . Chinese leader visits America . . . ellie Poplin a Lucas . . . Earline Garrison a Young ... Is there really a Little Rascal Car Club? . . . Sophomores week . . . New Kens built. . . The auditorium becomes the school’s deep freeze . . . Baggie on the football hoop tLL-State . . . Randy Vinyard is SHS’s own answer to Mr. Goodwrench . . . Kenny Loggins, Firefall come to Tulsa visits Fraternity houses . . . The Rooter’s Committee and Little Arthur . . . Youthboard finances school . . . 'ing-ping girls have same taste in jackets . . . Choir has pop concert. . . FBLA wins club contest. . . Pep Rallies . . Fly Brown wrestles big BLOB . . . Cammi Martin uses her chin for a sled . . . John Rains also has problems isembly held in gym . . . Snow comes and stays and stays and stays . . . Cammi Martin . . . Makes a “D” on her . . Bake sales are a going fad . . . the Pope dies . . . The successor to the Pope dies . . . Choir goes to Colorado Bond and Carla Whiteside have wreck . . . Carla is Back on crutches . . . Lori Morris chosen to go to Chile as AFC r students . . . Jazz band performs on March of Dimes Telethon . . . Juniors have hard time selling suckers . . . han announces that the assembly scheduled for yesterday has been cancelled . . . Over 100 bouquets of flowers efeller dies . . . Juniors slow about getting prom started . . . Ron Foshee is “Mr. Legs” . . . Michelle Phillips and . . Speech and Debate Clubs hold tournament. . . Chieftainettes and Chieftains go to state playoffs in Oklahoma id Coach Shibley brothers . . . Brent Presnell gets a new car . . . Brian Henderson and Gregg Summers sign with for Valentines . . . Mike Kerby’s eyes turn bad on Colorado ski trip . . . Louis Hood comforts Steve Lindsay and sstroys one block . . . Bobbie Mathews loves hockey players . . . Cammi, Cheryl, and Amy travel to London and lls in love . . . Mrs. Bailey likes singing telegrams . . . Bart Hall enjoys wild weekends ... Is there a Letterman’s lakes Basketball ALL-STATE . . . Coach Kit chosen Head coach . . . Jeana Anglin falls for silver Camaro and its : Thomas Sign Co.. . . Mr. Madding becomes a writer for a newspaper . . . Summer begins to come and school is • y,; Ewe 'M 3W! wy M K :V Sapulpan - T • ... .• vr4 v T - :N • Sapulpa High Sapulpa , OKtA. V«t. 57 A Tfcucfc Ptfcta 1 tWV'S'jsSM wkaV ■ w . « •! ■ and Faculty iiV. Administration Gerald Kelsey Don Nicholson Derwm Foiger. President Larry Higgs Max Callahan Marie Garrison Dr John Marlin. Superintendent Charles Dodson. Asst Superintendent 18 JOE STICK Indian Education Director KERMI7 TILFORD Human Relations Director SECRETARIES — Back, L. to R.: Barbara Thompson. Barbara Simmons. Gladys McCall. Helen Vance Front, L. to R. : Lorraine Maynard. Marie Garrison. Marie Mullins. 19 BOB BOMGARDNER JEANNIE COFFEE ANN COX JOY DELONG EDITH DODSON Career Center Counselor Career Center Counselor Nurse Counselor Career Center Counselor BEVERLY BIRDSONG Secretary BARBARA GILLIAM Counselor HAZEL SMITH Secretary MARY JO RAINS Career Center Counselor ALMETA WOOD Secretary ANTWINE PRYOR Counselor ANN VEST Secretary SRS 21 YVONNE ALLEN — Head. English BARBARA ARMSTRONG — English Debate BEVERLY BAILEY —Math NEAL BLENDEN — Head. History GEORGE BRITE — Band ARTHUR BYRD — English SHIRLEY CHALLBERG — Specialized Media ART DAVIS — Math. Athletics 22 Dedicated teachers work hard in the classroom, but they also have time for a few laughs, as these pictures illustrate JEAN DAVIS — Spanish. Journalism — Head M C DAVIS — Swimming Tennis FSTA LEE DECKER — Typing, Accounting JEANNIE DEVILLIERS — Head Stage Acting Speech KAREN DODGE — French. Am History MIKE FARRIMOND — P E Athletics EDNA HELLEN — History 23 ROBERT HENDERSON — Drivers Ed Athletics HARRY HEWLETT — History LORETTA HIGHT — English SAM HOUGHTON — Head. Art SUE HOUGHTON — Head. Business Dept KAY JACKSON — Science JOHN JOHNSON — Wood Shop SHARON KILLOUGH — English LANA KITE — PE. Gymnastics. Athletics VEDON LAW — Vocal Music 24 BOBBY LYONS —Athletic Director JACK MADDING — Math — Head JOHN MAHAN — Welding GARNETT MAY — Science — Head BOB McALLlSTER — Distributive Education DONNELLE McJILTON — Science ELLEN PATTERSON — Audio-Visual CLAUDIA OUIGG — English JANE LINGO — Domestic Dept — Head ANITA LYNN — Science 25 RAY REINS — Psychology. Athletics JOHNNY RICHARDSON — History. Athletics WINNIE ROMINE — Domestic Vocation SUSIE SHANAHAN — Business. Typing. Shorthand JOHN SHARBER — Vo-Ag BILL SHAW — Head. Vocation STEVE SHIBLEY — Drivers Ed ; Athletics DEEANNA SLAVANT — Specialized Media 26 PAULA SMITH — English JIM STOCKARD — Drivers' Ed . Athletics RANDY TAYLOR — Art. Yearbook DIANA VANLANDINGHAM — Library NEAL VEST — Auto Mechanics CAROLYN WILLIAMS — English JULIA WOLFE — English ALICE WORTHINGTON — Science Teachers helping students, students appreciating teachers — that’s what it s all about. And though the students don't always show their appreciation, the teachers at SHS are some of the greatest helpers around. 27 FERN DRAGGER — Head Cook KAREN JESTER — Cook VERA JOHNSON — Cook NINA LINNET —Cook SHIRLEY SMITH —Cook EDITH TAYLOR —Cook RUTH WILSON — Cook RICHARD ASHLOCK — Custodian PELO LEE — Custodian BOB TERRY — Custodian REX JORDAN —Groundskeeper ALLEN WALLACE — School Security 29 Senior Class Officers President: Tony Knisley Vice-President: Scott Brown Secretary: Blake Stephens Treasurer: Nelda McGuire Seniors Our final year at Sapulpa High School began with the joy As the weeks flew by, however, some of the boastfulness that we had finally achieved Senior status, and we set out to was colored with sentimental feelings as we realized that prove our superiority. We captured first place for our skit and next year we. the Seniors of 79. would not return to the halls our float during Homecoming, but the Juniors sometimes of Sapulpa High School proved our stiffest competition at the pep rallies. MARTY ABBOTT — VICA GAYLENE ACREE — Pmg- Pmg; Rooters BRAD ADAMS PAT AGEE — Band Mat Girl BILLY ALBUS PEGGY ANGLIN PATSY ARMSTRONG JOHN ARNOLD KAREN ASHLOCK — Girls Glee KATIE AUSMUS — Co-head Cheerleader; S.C . NHS. Adv Choir CHARLES AVERY — SNHS Co-capt Swim Team LISA BAILEY —SWAA Basketball. Mid-Winter Sports Queen BETH BALDWIN — Co-head Cheerleader. Corrp Sec S.C Adv Choir. NHS LESA BALDWIN — Co-head Flag Girl. Track; Gym TIM BARNES—DECA. S C HELEN BASS — S.C . FBLA TONY BATCHELDER — Adv Choir; Band; Comp Speech DAVID BEAN RUSSEL BECKHAM MELINDA BEEBE — Band; VICA WARREN BE MO — Cross Country; Track; Amer Indian Club JERROLD BENEDICT — NHS; SNHS; Adv Choir SCOTT BENNETT LYNN BERRYMAN — Spanish JOI BIRDSONG ROSE BLEDSAW JOHN BLODGETT —FFA PAUL BLODGETT LINDA BOLIN —Flag Girl MISSY BOREN — NHS; Ping-Ping; FBLA PAM BOUNDS —NHS; Yearbook MARK BOWMAN TERRY BOYNE — Boy’s State; Band — Vice President; SNHS; Youthboard STEVE BRANDT LINDA BREWER ROBERT BREWER —Asst Basketball Manager. A.V — 32 J LOYD BRO — DECA BETTIE BROWN — NAACP. FHA; DECA CONNIE BROWN —S C . FHS: Band, Blue Quill ROBERT BROWN SCOTT BROWN — Football Co-Capt. Basketball — Co-Capt. Baseball. FCA Pres MIKE BURKE DEBBIE BURTON — FHA. VOE DAVID BUSH —Football. Baseball PATRICIA BUTTS KAREN CARLETTI — Youthboard. NHS Adv Choir MARK CARLSON JAMES CARNES CHUCK CARWELL LISA CAVE — SC Pow-Wow. FHS; Blue Quill SILVIA CHANTO — AFS Student. FHS. IRC; SNHS PAM CHRISTENSON — SC. FFA KELLI CHURCHILL — Actor s etc KIM CLARK — Ping-ping. FBLA LYNNE CLARK — Flag Girl. Captain LESTER CLEMENTS — Art CRYSTAL COATS MELODY COATS MIKE COMBS — Basketball; Rooter s Club; Pow Wow, SNHS; FCA TERRI CONNER ALEXIA CONWAY — Workshop MICHAEL CONWAY — DECA TINA CORMAN — Band. Ping-Ping; Vo-Tech GWEN CORN MARIE COX TONY CRABTREE JERALD CROW KENNETH DALE DORIS DOANE LORI DOANE — SNHS. Pres . Actor 's Etc JANET DOWNEY PHILIPPE DUMONT — AFS Student. SNHS. FHS. S C Rooter s Club PRINCELLA DURANT — NAACP. Choir LADONNA DYER CINDY ELLIS— SC .FHS. Adv Choir. Dev Club DARLA ELLIS — Adv Choir JENNY ELLIS RANDY ENLOW RICHARD ESCHELMAN — Adv Choir TERRI FALLASCHEK — Tennis. FBLA TOMMY FAZENDINE-Jewelry ANGEL FEEBACK — Pmg-Ping; Rooter's Club LARRY FISHER LISA FOWLER SCOTT FOX DEMETRIA FRANKLIN JOE FRAZIER KENNY FRIEND — Football Baseball. FCA LARRY GARRETT — Actor s Club; Dev Club EARLINE GARRISON YOUNG — Golf 35 ROGER GEETAH — Wrestling LAURA GERBER LEANN GILBERT JOHNNY GLANTZ — Auto II JANET GOMBAS — NHS; FBLA. Pres. ROGER GRAHAM JOHN GRANT — Football; Basketball LISA GRANT BOB GREENFEATHER — FFA; S.C.; Young Adult Farm Club DAVID GREGORY — Wood shop KELLY GREGORY VERA GREGORY BART HALL — Pow-Wow, Co-Ed.; Rooster s Club, V -Pres ; S C . Sergeant at Arms CHRISTINE HALL RICHARD HANNA MARJORIE HARM RITA HARP — Stage Mgr ; VICA PATTY HARRENDORF — FHA SUSAN HARRENDORF — Band; FHA, Pres ANDY HARRISON — Pow-Wow; Track and Cross Country; NHS; S C Sergeant at Arms ROBIN HARRISON RETA HATHCOCK — Pmg-Ping; VOE; Speech MELANIE HAUSNER — Speech; Actor s Etc . Band CONNIE HAYNES RHONDA HEATH — Basketball; NAACP; Softball; T rue W VERNELL HEATH — Basketball All-State Basketball CLAY HEDRICK — Commercial Art BRIAN HENDERSON — Football. Co-Capt. Letterman Club; V Pres .; FCA CHERYL HENDERSON ROBIN HENSHAW — Rooter S Club PERRY HENSON JERRY HILL — Auto Mech CHARLES HOBBS PAM HOLLMAN — FHA. V - Pres. Dev Club LOUIS HOOD — Pow-Wow Football. Band. NHS KAREN HOOKER — Girls Glee. Library Aid JAMES HORTON — Audiovisual MIKE HOWELL — FFA. Okla Jr Heffer Assoc Sec ABBY HUGHES BRYANT — VOE DANNY HUGHES — Football. Golf 37 DELBERT HUGHES MIKE HUGHES — FFA; Swimming DARLENE HUNT SKIP INBODY — Football. Co- Capt.; FCAA Baseball; Letterman Club Pres SID INGRAM — FFA; Adv Choir; Tennis TIM ISHAM — Football; Wrestling; Letterman Club MINDY JACOBS — Yearbook TIMJARRETT —S.C.; Youthboard; T.A. VERNON JENKINS — SNHS; NHS. IRC. Band PAM JENNINGS VICKI JOHNSON — Office Machines. Adv. Jewelry. Bach. Living TODD JOHNSTON — FFA DAVID JONES — Spanish; Actors Etc . Gym JACK KEEHN BRENT KELLOGG —Vo- Tech. Weightlifting MIKE KERBY — Adv Choir; Basketball. Baseball TERESA KING DONNA KINSEY — FHA; Pow-Wow BRYAN KIRK TONY KNISLEY— S C.. Parlia ; FFA, Treas ; Sr Class Pres RUTH KOHLER DARREN LE GRAND JULIE LAIRD EVA LAMB JERRY LAMB —DECA. Weight Lifting LORI LANE SKEETER LARUE JIMMY LEACH —All State Band and Choir. S.C.; Drum Major; Choir Pres MARJORIE LEARN TERESA LOCUST — Pmg-Pmg CHRIS LONG TRINA LUCAS WINN LUSK RALPH MACKEY — NAACP. S.C Pres. Rooters Club MARY JO MADDEN — Flag Girl; Rooters Club. Actors Etc . S C MARLENE MAGEE — T A 39 KEVIN MANN ANNETTE MARTIN — Office; Flag Girl; Adv Choir CAMMI MARTIN — NHS. Pres; Adv Choir. Hist; Rooters Club. V Pres. OK Assoc of S.C DONNA MASON — Acting SHERRI MASSEY — NHS; Vo-Tech. FBLA. V Pres TERESA MATHEWS THERESA MATNEY CARTWRIGHT—T A CHERYL MAY MARK MELOT — Vo-Tech STEVE MILLER SHERRY MILLION — Ping-Ping. Co-Captain VALERIE MOODY — DECA LISA MOORE — T A SHERRI MOORE—Adv Choir; Rooters Club. Mat Girl. T A JUNELL MORRIS —FHA SUZANNE MOSS —T A DEBBIE MOYER ROGER MYRICK — Band. NHS. Treas ; Youth Board; Speech DON McCALL LARRY McCOMBS 40 KEVIN McCORMICK TERRI McCORMICK elaine McDonnell PAM McGOV — NHS; Adv Choir; NAACP NELDA McGUIRE — SR Class T reas RON McREYNOLDS TWYLA NIX CHARLOTTE OAKS WALBRAN — Vo Tech; NHS. FBLA. Sec CARLA O'HARA TERRY OSBORNE CINDY OWNBY — Vo-Tech; FBLA DENNIS PARKER KATHY PARKER LAURA PARNELL — VOE KEVIN PAYNE LINDA PEEK RANDY PETERSON — FCA Rooters Club. Letterman's Club Basketball SANDY PHILLIPS — Actors Etc . V Pres . NHS. SNHS JAY PICKERING — Football. Track. Art ROBERT PIERSON — Swim Team; Blue Quill 41 LUANNE POOL — Rooters Club. Adv Choir; NHS. S.C. IVA POPERA SHELLIE POPLIN LUCAS SHAWN POWELL — SNHS. IRC; NHS; Devotional Club. V Pres BRENT PRESNELL —Vo-Tech. Art; T A MARC PULLIAM —Art. Wrestling JOHN RAINS — Baseball; NHS JANET RALSTON — Vo-Tech; VICA WARREN RANEY CHRIS REDDING — Wrestling. All State Football; TA DANA REESE — TA; Art BRYCE RHODES — FFA; S.C 42 r STEVE RICHARDSON — Band AUBREY ROBERTS — Dev Club. IRC. SNHS NHS CHARLES ROBINSON — Weight Lifting LARRY ROGERS ANGELA ROLLER — Band FHS; Dev Club SANDRA ROOKS — T A ; Art; Home Ec II PATTY RUSSELL CINDY SAM KENNY SAMS — Woodshop CLEVE SANDERS — FFA; Cross-Country Team SANDRA SANDERS VICKI SCHONEBERG — FHS; Sec . Yearbook. Blue Quill TERRIBETH SEAY — Youthboard. Pres. S C. Treas. NHS. Adv Choir CARL SEELY JO SELF CANDY SHERRILL AMY SHERWOOD — DECA; Vo-Tech JEANETTE SHERWOOK — Home Ec.. Office CHERYL SHIPMAN — NHS. Dev Club. Pres . Adv Choir. Treas IRC. Chairman KEN SIMMONS — Wrestling; Track WADE SINGLETON — Wrestling. Baseball; S.C. KENT SIVIDON — Band JIM SlAYBOUGH — Auto Mech ANGELA SMITH — Indian Club. Princess; S.C.; FFA BILLIE SMITH BRAIN SMITH CARL SMITH — Vo-Tech; Welding DEAN SMITH ■ EDDIE SMITH JULIE SMITH — DECA SHEILA SMITH — Ping-Ping Co-Capt MARSHA SMITTICK SANDRA SNIPES — Dev Club; FHA. Adv Choir MIKE SORRELL - Vo-Tech. Pow-Wow. Actors Etc BILLIE SOUTHERLAND — Vo-Tech MARLIN SOUTHERLAND — Baseball KATHY SPENCER — FBLA; VOE BLAKE STEPHENS — FFA; Rooter's Club. S.C ; Sr Class Sec JANET STOCKHAM — Spanish. Band DEBBIE STOKELY — Mat Girl; SWAA. Rooters Club. Tennis DENISE STOUT —Acting GREG SUMMERS — FCA. Letterman'sClub; Adv Choir; Football. Co-Capt MIKE TAPP RIC THOMAS —S C Art. Dev Club. Rooter s Club KIM THOMPSON — Art LISA TINSLEY MARY TODD GARY VANARSDEL — Baseball JOE VANATTA — FCA. Rooter’s Club, Wrestling. Football. Co-Capt STEVE VANCE — Art. Tennis. BSA WADE VANWINKLE — Adv Choir. Football GERALD VAUGHN RANDY VINEYARD — Band. Adv Choir JERRY VOGT — VICA JILL VOSS —Vo-Tech. Rooter 's Club DEADRA WALKER — Band ROBERT WALKER — Basketball BRENDA WALLACE — FHS. SNHS MIKE WARD — Wood; FFA CINDY WATERS —VICA JANETTA WEBBER — Adv. Choir. Ping-Ping. S.C. JACKIE WELLS DANNY WESTLAKE — Band. Pros JANA WHEELER—Band; Adv Choir KIM WHEELER —FBLA RANDY WHISENHUNT — Swimming RONALD WHITE —Adv Choir; NHS; Golf; Speech WESLEY WHITE DAVID WHITEHOUSE — T.A. LAURA WHITNEY — Office. Home Ec. ANDY WILCOX — Bat Girl. NHS. V-Pres.; Youlhboard. V-Pres JANICE WILLIAMS — T A. MENDY WILLIAMS — Mat Girl; Rooter 's Club; FHS AMY WILSON — NHS; Adv. Choir; Yearbook. S.C. DONNA WILSON — Mat Girl; Speech; Rooter's Club JEFF WILSON TERRI W1SOR — Var. Cheerleader. Rooter's Club JAMES WOLFE — Adv Choir; Actor's Etc, Pres ; Pow-Wow. Co-Editor DOUG WORLEY—Adv Choir; Football; Track MICHELLE WORRENT — FBLA 46 KIM YOCHAM RUPERT — VOE JAMES YOUNG — DECA. Vo-Tech KERRI YOUNG — Woodshop. T A PAM YOUNG — Adv Choir. Woodshop SHAWN YOUNG — Adv Choir. Tennis. FHS GRETCHEN ZUMWALT — NHS. Youthboard Speech. Rooter's Club JOHN BETZLER — Yearbook YVESTER JOHNSON — Basketball RANDY KEMP STEPHANIE KING — Rooter s Club. Pres . NHS. Yearbook BOBBIE MATHEWS Junior Class Officers President: Roger Brown Vice-President: Kevin Harris Secretary: Harriet Redding Treasurer: Tangie Johnson Juniors Shine in 79 Daniel Adams Robin Adams Jeff Alexander Cindy Anglin Jeana Anglin Cindy Asher Berta Baker Russel Baker Dudley Barger Robert Barok Charles Battle Brent Beatty Lou Ann Bemo Sherri Bernard Cindy Biftle Alan Billingsley Tony Bluford Kelly Bolin Linda Bond Charles Bonaha Yesterday is gone; and with it goes the memories of an outstanding Junior year. Our year was a busy one, winning and losing our share of the pep rallies, planning a wild and crazy skit, building a well deserving float, along with various money raising projects to put together a memorable prom that will be a reflection of our high school years. We have grown and learned a lot since our sophomore year, and Tomorrow; we intend to make the class of 1980 the best ever! Paula Bosen Debbie Bowen Mike Boydston Jon Boyne Pat Boyne Dayna Bradley Scott Bratt Cathy Brazeal Toni Broaddus Ray Brogan Carol Brooks Deanna Brown Lincoln Brown Robert Brown Roger Brown Sabrina Brown Vickie Brown Sharon Bruner Kerry Burns Tara Burns Jerra Burris Tammy Burton John Burzio Sherry Butler Barbara Byrunes Moira Cain Gilbert Carl Rhonda Carlock Robbie Carnes Curt Carson 50 Dwayne Carter Jerry Castleman Patti Chapman Tammy Christy Gaye Lynn Churchill Gloria Cole Becky Collins Laurie Cook Katrina Coolbaugh Kurt Coolbaugh Julie Corgan Todd Cosby Lafonda Cothran Kelly Crain Steve Craton Polly Crites 1 Laurie Crow! Rissy Curley Bernard Dansby Shannon Davis Lonnie Delaney Shennandoah Delong Donna Denlon Brenda DeVore Larry DeWitt Kevin Dillard Rick Ditiman Brian Dodson Karen Dodson Lisa Doshier Noah Easter Arlene Endsley Pam Endsley Melinda Evans Duwayne Eubanks David Evraets 52 Johnny Fazendine Tony Freeman Lisa Fish Crystal Galloway Stacy Garvin Susie Gilbert Kenneth Glover Robin Goode Lonnie Goodman Donna Gowdy Monty Greb Mike Green Tammy Gregory L isa Grisham Joyce Guy T ammy Hailey Pamela Hall Donny Hamon Ranae Harp Kevin Harris Rusty Hathcock Cathy Henderson Rhonda Hill Sheri Hill Donna Hillsberry Tony Holbrook Mark Hoover Kathi Horton Don Houseley Greg Hunmcutt 53 Cindy Hurst Lynette Ingram Jimmy Jackson Jennifer James Tangie Johnson Alan Jones Qgrta Jones Gina Jones Missie Jones Gary Jordan Linda Kame David Karnes Kyle Keehn Kala Kellog Jimmy Kent Lacretia King Patty Kopp Janet Laird Terry Lamb Emily Lampton Lisa Land Wayne Land Harold Lanve Keith Lawson Karen Learn Steve Learned Steve Lindsay Lisa Long Joe Lowe Lisa Lumley 54 Terri Mackey Kathy Magee Patti Martin Bobby Mason Mark Massaro Jerry Mathews Tina Matney Jeff McAlister Mike McCarty Kelly McCombs Janet McCoy Terry McClain Jackie McCullough Karen McNulty John Mefford Jean Mikles Tracy Mitchon Sherri Mobley Debbie Moore Teresa Moore Eddie Moore Lon Morns Jamie Morsey Denise Moyer 55 Larry Nagel Senta Nation Steve Nichols Alan Nicked Nathaneal Norton Debbie Nunley Mike Ogden Tony Ogden Elizabeth Oxford Yvonne Pankey Billy Parham Son i Perkins Karen Pete Mike Peters Richard Petitt Kathy Phillips Sam Phillips Elliot Pickering Bruce Plummer Scott Price Jimmy Pritchard Teresa Ragland Mark Rector Ricky Reeves Bo Rentz Michael Richardson Mark Richmond Johnny Ritchie 56 Marty Rivers Debbie Roberts Rene Robold Robert Rodchester Debra Rogers Pam Rose Sherry Ross Brenda Sanders Eric Scott Dell Seaba Scott Seay Frances Shaw Mark Shipley Sam Skaggs Jackie Smith Karen Smith Sherri Smith Sharon Snipes Rhonda Southerland Vickie Spears Sherryl Speer Kendall Spurlock Kevin Stanfield Tracy Staples Newt Stephens Sherri Stephens Joen Stevenson Susan Stockton Robby Stover Gayla Stubblefield Brett Sumner Robert Swartzlander Debbie Taylor Steve Taylor Kermit Tilford Kendall Todd Mike Wallace Sherry Walton Tim Washburn Ron Washum Jeff Washko 58 Janet Watson Daniel Webb Noel Wells Darrell West Carla Whiteside Linda Wiley Jeff Wilkerson Ginger Wilson Kim Wilson Denise Wmsel Gary Wofford Joe Wolfe Floyd Woodberry Andy Workman Cindy Zumalt Cindy Slaton Sophomore Class Officers President: Doug Shipman Vice President: Pam Hoover Secretary: Paige Willingham Treasurer: Renee Roseborough The Sophomore Like the newborn eagle He is weak yet Strong He will attempt to lift himself up and soar toward the Heavens Only to fall short of this goal many times. He will Observe how his elders have done Using this and time, He will Conquer his foes And prove to Become A symbol of strength to all Karen Fitzzaland Sensational Sophomores We do not remember days, we remember moments. David Acree Johanna Adams Scott Adams Zoe Adams Susan Adkins Nancy Anderson Kim Allison Terry Anderson Troy And roe Jackie Anson Judy Arruda Guy Bailey Dean Baker Doug Baldridge Cindy Baldwin Doug Baldwin Becky Beaver Holly Benedict Lisa Berg Deena Biffle Ginger Billings Angie Bingham Lori Block Robin Blose Cindy Boaz Brenda Bolton Glenn Bolton David Borden Bret Bowling Janie Bowman Judy Bowman Christy Boyd Craig Boyne Bruce Bradley Keith Brison Erin Bro Billy Brooner Renee Brown Jeff Brown Roger Brown Bobby Buff Deanna Butler 6 Mike Butler Terri Butler Bryant Bynum Shawn Casey Wendy Cauldwell Scott Campbell Becky Carlock Terri Carnahan Larry Carson Dale Carteer Ann Carwell Ricky Casey Lory Caves Sherrie Childress Terry Clark Tammy Clouse Stacey Combs Laura Conner Carol Cook Marion Coolbaugh Chuck Coonce Larry Cooper Jim Cosby Gene Cox Teresa Crosslin Kendall Crowe Melinda Cruikshank Pam Curtis John Dale Charles Darling John Darling Danna Davis Penny Davis Rhett Davis Sam Davis Baliene Delong Janie Delong Donna Denton Ton Dooley Alan Dorn Neva Dubler Derek Dugger Bill Dunn Vince Eakes Ricky Eby Jeff Ellis Ricky Ellis Ken Elmore Darla Enlow . Shelly Esmond Debbie Evans Lisa Evans Marisa Evans Michele Farmer Robert Faulkner Wesley Fisher 62 Karen Fitzaland Jan Folger Angela Foster David Forbes Greg Fossler Eva Galipeau Mary Ann Garrison Lori Gantz Kent Gebetsberger Lora Gee Paul Gillette Marylin Glantz Susie Glover Randy Goodman Cindy Graham Lori Gregory Katie Haley Linda Haley Brenda Hall Steve Hall Lori Harding Sherrill Hart Linda Hartung Kirk Hathaway Brett Hathcock Kurtis Hausner Randy Hausner Mark Heffner Mike Helton Carl Henderson Brad Hendrix Sergio Hernandez Kindall Herron Chris Hester Sonny Hill Mike Hobbs Robin Hollan Nick Holleman Donetta Holt Jeff Hood Pam Hoover Alan Howell Sherrie Hufft Dennis Hughes Joy Hughes Paula Hughes Barbra Jackson Robert Jackson Laurie Jett Keith Jones 63 64 Sherri McCormick Cindy McCullough Eddie McDaniels Veronica McDaris Kenneth McQuire Tersa McIntosh Mary Mercer Paula Merriman Janet Mills Wesley Monger Eric Moore Greg Morris Greg Moss Stacy Mozarko Greg Murphy Julie Natieh Kirk Natieh Tern Napier Lisa Neel Milton Nix Alan Ogden Victor Johnson Linda Jones Lisa Jonas Ricky Jonas Joa Jordan Kite Jordan Debbie Joesph Cindy Kalb Sheila Kelley Lisa Kelsay Jana Kerby Carietta Kirkwood Flolonda Knight Carol Lake Karen Lamb Katricca Largant Tricia Lagrand Gina Laughlin Steve Law Tammie Lawson Shelly Ledford Donna Lee Tony Legrand Elizabeth Lemons Patti Locust Ricky Long Teresa Madden Debbie Madding Cindy Mam Jon Massaro Gwen Mathews Billy Mathews Ronald Mauch Paul Mayberry Mike McCall Regina Oldham Curt Onstott Joy Parka Joy Penn Chriati Petitt Trang Pham Michelle Phillipa Sandy Phillipa Sheila Potta Al Preaalaur Sheryl Pulliam Jim Qualla Shari Quickie Jeff Quigg Ed Quinton John Quinton Pam Ragland Marla Raina Tony Record Garry Rector Sherry Redding Lee Redick Sonya Rentz Richard Reynolds Laurie Rhevork Scott Rhodes Sheila Ritchie Terry Richmond Raymond Riley Cheryl Roberts Lynne Roberts Ronnie Robinson Joe Rogers Rita Ross Tammy Ross Jimmy Roth Darla Rufner Renee Rosenborough Sue Schlegal Denise Seaba Howard Seay Annie Sellers Gigi Sherrill Bryan Sherwood 65 66 Connie Shipley Doug Shipman Debbie Simmon Keith Simmons Alan Simpson Mike Sims Rhonda Slaybaugh Dennis Smith JoNell Smith Lori Smith Teresa Smith Troy Smith Brenda Southerland Eran Splain Lisa Stanton Jerri Stephens Kim Stephens Pam Stephens Kim Stockard Cheryl Stokely Debbie Stover Ricky Strain Darlene Sweet Linda Taylor Linda Thompson Ronnie Tittle Darrell Toliver Rod Toliver Kay Lynn Trail Laura Tumbleson Susan Vail Scott Vanarsdel Lynette Waggoner John Wallace Debbie Wallen Mike Warren Teresa Washburn Cindy Washko Randy Watts John Webb Jana Wells Joe Wells Mike Wheeler Lisa White House Don Whitehouse Brenda Whitney Paige Willingham Wade Wilson Steven Wood Roger Workman Maurica Worley Anita Wright Gene Wright Steve Wright Larry Underwood 67 Skip Inbody Co-Captain Greg Summers Co-Captain Scott Brown Co-Captain Brian Henderson Co-Captain Joe Vanatta Co-Captain Lett to Right Head Coach Art Davis. Johnny Richardson. Jim Stockard. Robert Henderson. Derold Buckley. Ralph Heller. Not Pictured Alan Richardson _____ Chris Redding Jay Pickering Tim Isham James Wolfe Kenny Friend Doug Worley Wade Vanwinkle Dan Hughes M Knox Rv G'ooc!man;sR Brown I - Hood; L Buckfey S S© ] G nr f : B 'HenSerson ..S. BrpWfcS iQbody. WWtd.'B' Beatty: Bottom Row: f SCOW P Utlebear.T -Isf Mason. G Garl. Burn -K Fr rxJ. C-Re fcing.f J Vanatta' R Monigomefy K mx) Mnldle G‘ -Row: Coach J Richardson. G Grant. J Grant - M - . O Hughes. W VanWiokle. J. N Brown; 0 Worley D .Leg-I C 8utf Coach 3 .Srockatf.- . 1 Suou0.' pgch H.'Henaerson, Coach 0 Coach A Davis. Mgf R EpsheeL ,- : • f- v .. -__________•• ■ - :• In a season when they were dubbed as losers, the 1978 Chieftains rallied despite their inexperience to heights never before known to a Sapulpa football team. Picked to finish last in District 4A-7, the Chiefs showed heart throughout the year by never giving up despite the heavy odds that were always against them. For their late game heroics in which they repeatedly pulled the game out in the waning moments, these gridiron gladiators were known as the Cardiac Kids.” SHS, in its inaugeral season in the state’s highest class, rebounded against the odds to advance to the quarter finals, the farthest ever of any Sapulpa squad. Coach Art Davis’s crew reflected the spirit that dwelt in the heart of all Sapulpans and produced a desire to win that will hard press any future team to match. 69 Top Lett Beatty and Dillard swarm Tiger ball carrier Top Center Fleaflicker pass is unloaded against the Wildcats Lower Lett Hood is congratulated atter a key sack Lower Center Grant plows through tor more yardage Top Right Coach Davis looks over practice Lett Center Brown throws tor a tirst down Right Center Henderson kicks a tield goal. Lower Lett: The ottense gets ready tor a crucial play against Tulsa Hale • • 71 Calvin Terrell John Grant Robert Brewer Mgr Ric Thomas Mgr Randy Peterson Scott Brown Co-Captain Yvester Johnson Robert Walker Vernell Heath Co-Captain Mike Combs Front Row: Robert Brewer. Greg Grant. John Grant. Ric Thomas Middle Row: Vernell Heath. John Ritchie. Randy Peterson. Scott Brown. Mike Kerby. Rusty Hathcock. Gerald Mast. Calvin Terrell Top Row: Coach Mike Farrimond. Ray Montgomery. Mike Combs. Scott Seay. Robert Walker. Yvester Johnson. Coach Ray Reins. 73 Top Right Heath passes ott while Combs and Terrell trail Lett Johnson slams over Bulldog Lower Center Seay tips in two as Kerby gets position Lower Right Kerby pulls down a rebound and prepares to score Sapulpa Sapulpa Sapulpa Sapulpa Sapulpa Sapulpa Sapulpa 'i Central Q Edison B. Arrow Owasso Stillwater -Mason Rogers ClaremprA Owasso (ot) 60 61 76 66 46 71 81 63 59 74 Top Left Brown scores against Buffaloes Top Right: Johnson looks to score while Wlaker muscles for position Center Terrell starts the play ott with a pass Lower Lett Seay shoots as Brown prepares to rebound The Chieftain basketball team started off slowly but improved slowly but steadily throughout the entire season. After dropping the season opener to Tulsa Central, they stunned Edison and Broken Arrow. In the Edison Tournament they lost to 1 ranked Mason by 1 pt. but came back to beat Central and rout Tulsa Rogers. At the semester, transfer student Yvester Johnson gave the Chiefs a big lift and they defeated Okmulgee, Broken Arrow and 7th ranked Claremore before losing in overtime to Owasso in the finals of the Webster Tournament. Sapulpa also attended the Oklahoma City festival winning both games. During the season ending homestead, the Chiefs upset 5 ranked Cleveland and lost a one point overtime game to 7 ranked McAlester. In the regional Tournament at Broken Arrow, they beat Tulsa Hale and then pulled off the upset of the season by tripping a 1 ranked Muskogee With the Regional trophy tucked away, the Chiefs advanced to the Area Tournament and were edged by Enid. They beat Memorial the next night and headed for the State Tournament. At State in Oklahoma City, the Chieftains lost to State Runner-up Edmond, ending their season with a 16-11 record 75 Sapulpa 70 Central 30 Sapulpa 53 Edison 33 Sapulpa 69 B. Arrow 26 Sapulpa 43 Owasso 27 Sapulpa 47 Stillwater 37 Sapulpa 43 Weatherford 33 Sapulpa 46 McGuiness 47(ot) Sapulpa 66 Newkirk 57 S3' Sapulpa 67 Central 28 Sapulpa 65 B Arrow 34 Sapulpa 75 Okmulgee 51 Sapulpa 52 Owasso 30 Sapulpa 66 Manntord 57(ot) Sapulpa 57 Stillwater 47 Sapulpa 52 Chocktaw 48 Sapulpa 61 Cleveland 44 Sapulpa 49 McAlester 33 Sapulpa 53 Mustang 44 Sapulpa 52 Chocktaw 36 Sapulpa 50 Cleveland 39 Sapulpa 60 McAlester 37 Sapulpa 50 Edison Regional Champions Area Champions STATE CHAMPIONS 34 78 W________I Chris Redding 1 M nm n i Joe Vanatta, Jr. Kenny Simmons I SAPII L PA I Tim Isham The Chieftain wrestlers finished on a high note this year, placing four mat-men in the regionals and two at state The team finished 7th. making the top ten for the 4th year straight Senior Chris Redding won the state championship. and was named the tournaments outstanding wrestler The future is bright for the young matmen. returning four people who won 20 or more matches Roger Geetah 1 A H1G Top Left: Redding raises hand after victory Top Right Brown tries to bear hug opponent Center Left: Freshman Kirk gave Chieftains added strength Center Right Dodson looks at Coach Shibley for advice. Lower Left: Dorn gains an advantage by manhandling opponent Lower Center: Simmons shows his intensity in a match with Memorial 80 Top Row: Coach S Shibley. S Campbell. B Bowling. R Brown. K Simmons. R Baker. H. Seay. P Gillette. R. Raby. B Dodson. Coach J Stockard.Middle Row:R Jones. R Jackson. R Long. D Borden. K Simmons. J. Vanatta. C Redding. M Richardson. B Kirk Bottom Row: W Wilson. W Reynolds. B Par-hem. A Slaton. D Baldwin. J. Roth. A Dorn. J Wallace Mat Girls Top Row: Patty Agee. Kim Stockard. Sheryl Pulliam. Mendy Williams. Lisa Neel Bottom Row: Donna Wilson. Debbie Stokely. Sherri Moore Bottom Lett Vanatta rides out opponent Top Right: Wallace reverses tor two Center Right Fly struggles with Goliath Lower Right Gillette clamps down on state champion Monday 81 Baseball Swings Ahead Top row: M Kerby, S Brown. S Seay. J Rains. T Clark. T Holbrook. R Montgomery. Coach D Buckley. Bottom row: S Inbody. M Southerland, H Seay. P Mayberry, W Singleton. D. Bush. S Adams, R Goodman Bat girls: Marla Rains. Andy Wilcox, Not pictured: Luanne Pool This year’s Chieftain baseball team had a disappointing record but accomplished some goals that they set for themselves. They played everyone close despite playing the top teams in classes 3A and 4A With a new hitting technique acquired, the Chiefs pounded the ball all season, something that they hadn't done in years past. This and the success on the Junior Varsity should lead the Chiefs to victory in years to come. Middle Left Montgomery lays down a bunt; Lower Left Holbrook concentrates before game: Middle Bush takes practice swing: Middle Right Seay digs in as pitch approaches j V — TOP ROW: R. Jackson. W Lusk. G Meador. F Fisher. J. Hood. E Moore. T Holbrook. B Kirk. D J. Hicks. Coach D Hendrix Bottom Row: S Young. B Morris. M Sims. C Onstott. D Borden. M Rector. W Wilson - Lett Center: Coach Buckley and seniors after a game Lower Left: Singleton slides into first ahead of the throw Top Right: inbody gets a lead off first Right Center: Mayberry rounds first after a key hit Chiefs Make Tracks R Foshee. L Lee. B Dodson. R Brown. D Riffle. K Simmons. D Worley. K Zachary. P Dumont. S. Cacy. G Grant. A Harrison. G Mast. P Fox. R Fox. W Bemo. R Kemp. Coach J Richardson 84 Center Left: Dodson cleared 12 ft at Regionals Lower Left: Zachary stretches at finish line Center Right: Harrison gets ready for the 440 The 1978-79 Chieftain Track team swept through another successful year with a line of new fresh talent handling the load. The nucleus of the team was formed in the Fall of '78 during Cross Country. Later on in the Spring they picked up the sprinters and field events people Lack of participation, ineligibility, and illness plagued the thinclads, but what the Chieftains lacked in number was made up for in spirit. A big congratulations goes to the 1978-79 Chieftain Track Team! Top Right: Fox hands oft to Kemp Center Right: Littlebear keeps the pace up in the two mile Top Lett: Worley Hies over hurdle to a tirst in Regionals Lett: Pickering strains as he throws the shot 85 SAPULPA CHIEFTAIN- Upper Right: S Pitner clears bar Middle Right: A Sivadon finishes strong Lower Left: T Mackey streaks for tape 1979 TRACK TEAM Top Row, L. to R.: F Shaw. V Hunt. K Franklin. T Mackey. S Pitner. Coach Kite Bottom Row, L. to R.: C. Galloway. D Rufner. P Hoover. Y Pankey. G Jones 86 Golf Takes Upswing Guy Bailey. Jeff Washko. Billy Parham. Kenny Friend. Earlme Young. Pam Young. Tony Freeman. Gary Jordan Not pictured: Diedra Bailey This year’s Chieftain golf team was among the best in our school's history. Some of the lowest scores were recorded both individually and as a team. The golfers posted another winning season with Kenny Friend taking most medalist honors. With more girls competing this year and scores being posted lower, things look bright for golf in the future. Lower Left Jeff Washko walks up ninth fair-way Lower Center Gary Jordan eyes tee shot Middle Right: Earlme putts while Pam holds pm 87 Netters Net Winning Season S. Lindsey, S Craton. B Sumner. J Ritchie. C Henderson, R Peterson Top Right: Henderson volleys a winner Center Left: Sumner smashes a serve Center: Henderson serves an ace Lower Right: Lindsey follows through after a return. 88 The Girls and Boys tennis teams both finished up the year with winning seasons even though they had an unusually rough schedule this year The girls team graduates 4 seniors but the boys team was exceptionally young so all of the top 6 are returning Top Right: Stokely concentrates on serve Center Left: Martin returns with confidence Center Right: Falleshek adds top spin to return Center: Martin serves 89 Swimmers Break Ice Bottom Row: Lane Lee, Chad Chalk. Robert Peterson. Randy Whisenhunt. Aubrey Roberts. Alan Moore. Randy Warren Top Row: Charles Avery. Greg Myers, Tara Tharp, Debbie Roberts. Shannon Davis. Susan White. Wendy Henderson. Rick Eby. Coach M. C. Davis. Top Right: Whisenhunt splashes to the finish Right Center: Davis placed fifth in the 100-free style at State Center Left: Eby swims for a victory Lower Left: Lee gets a fast start off the blocks. J04 £C0 tu4ig QuMv Otephcmte fCfag 92 G td ZuhuooM Q u i JanetlAcCoy JuMiO QkaAOtv BiMm i Juntos Philips OopkfltiUM Pam Young C U l Polly Otties Ulomm PooI QqmI v Ql MiQtfpkm Pom UcGoy Q u i flMd-Witd v Cpovts Qu h LU Bcuky 94 LuCumsPooi TmibfikQocug Chofo Oue t Pat Young BeHvBctMuu4v 97 Dautijcmes I2cd U cketj YmbookKing Totiuny Fa$eiidiM Mr. and Miss Junior Class Sherry Walton Bo Rentz 100 Lett to Right: Steve Lindsey. Dayna Bradley. Bo Rentz. Sherry Walton, Robin Adams. Larry Dewitt Terri Butler FFA Sweetheart Terribeth Seay Miss Merry Christmas 101 Pio n fOng and Queen TU JaAieit and Cjawde Young 102 ,HWVi Sutnrtl t lew Plays and Programs Upper Left: Freewheeling Upper Right: Steve Lindsey Show Biz Middle: Harriet Redding. Lincoln Brown. Steve Lindsey Jr Play. Lower Right: Shelia Smith. Paula Bosen Show Biz runners up Bottom: Sr Homecoming skit 104 Top Left: Show Bunch winners — David Jones. Andy Harrison. Steve Lindsey Upper Right: Senior Play Center Left: Pam Young Miss Show Biz Center Right: Jr. Play Kathy Phillips, Donna Gowdy. Emily Lampton. Jamie Morsey. Cathy Henderson. Tom Broaddus Lower Right: Moira Gam. Linda Bond. Jerra Burris. Dayna Bradley. Jean Anglin, Pam Rose. Jamie Morsey entertain the choir 105 POM Co editors Bart Hall and James Wolfe Assistant editor Marion Brown Exchange editor Yvonne Pankey Photographer Jon Massaro Cartoonist Daniel Adams Reporters Tony Batchelder. Lisa Cave. Mike Combs. Andy Harrison. Louis Hood. Sherr Hellard. Missie Jones. Rusty Kidd. Patty Kopp. Lori Morris. Karen Fitzialand John Hendrix Typists Donna Kinsey. Patty Russell Sponsor Jean Davis. WOW The 1978-79 Pow-Wow staff has had a very successful year. Three staff members have been picked as runners-up in a monthly story contest sponsored by O.l.P.A. One of their activities this year was state contest which they attended in April at the University of Oklahoma. 106 Blue Quill Encourages Creative Writing Members R Pierson. K Fitzzaland. M Noble. C Jones. C Brown. L. Cave. V Schoneberg. C Ellis. L Caves. J. Wolfe. B Hall. J Wolfe. A Harrison. D Moyer. K Stanfield. T Johnson Co-Editors A Harrison. B Hall 107 1979 Sapulpan Yearbook Staff Upper Left Stephanie King — Editor, Upper Right: Silvia Chanto. Cheryl Shipman. Cammi Martin. Michelle Phillips — Working toward deadline Lower Lett Lisa Doshier. Dayna Bradley — Drawing layout. Lower Right Terry Anderson — Photographer 108 Top Left: Michelle Phillips. Polly Criles, Dayna Bradley. Cammi Martin. Mr Taylor, working on the linishes of a layout Top Right: Polly Crites checks over her layout Middle: Pam Bounds. Amy Wilson. Vickie Schoneberg. Mindy Jacobs. Cheryl Shipman. Silvia Chanto, working on yearbook Lower Lett John Betzler. Ric Thomas. Lisa Doshier. Dell Seaba checks over pictures. The yearbook start had a new advisor this year. Mr. Randy Taylor. There was also many first time members on the start. But with alot of hard work and much time and effort, the yearbook start successfully completed this years edition of the Sapulpan. 109 Blue Blazed Marvels J Burris. C Ellis. C Martelle, A Martin. J McCoy. P McGoy. C. Shipman. P. Young, M Cain. P Crites. D Ellis. R. Harp. J. James. J. Webber, A Wilson. G. Bailey. D. Borden. L DeWitt. J. Leach. M Massaro. G. Morris. R. White. D. Worley. S Young. B. Bradley. B Bynum. B Dodson. R Eschelman. T. Freeman. J Massaro. S. Nichols. B Plummer. L Redick. D. Shipman, K. Simmons. J. Anglin. K. Ausmus. B. Baldwin. L. Blond, D. Bradley. L. Long. J. Morsey. L. Pool. S. Snipes. J Wheeler. K Carletti. P Durant. C. Henderson. C. Martin. S Moore. P Rose. T. Seay. C. Whiteside. T. Batchelder. L. Brown. S Ingram. S. Law. M Rector. R Tittle. S. Vanarsdel. R. Vinyard. J. Wolfe, T. Bailey. J. Benedict. R Brown. S. Brown. M. Kerby. S. Seay. G. Summers. K. Tilford. W. VanWinkle. T Washburn. no Far Led: C. Shipman, Treasurer; C Martin, Historian; L Pool. Secretary; J, Wolte, Reporter; J. Leach, President; S. Young, Vice President Top Right: Senior Quartet — M Kerby, T Bat-chelder, J. Leach, S. Brown Middle Lett: Junior Sextet — D Bradley. J Burris. M Cain, J Mor-sey, J Anglin. L. Bond, P Rose Bottom Right: Accompanists — C. Shipman. B Baldwin, J. Leach, L Pool. P Young. The Advanced Choir began the year working hard and continued to do so through graduation. They presented a pop concert, the Messiah, and their annual Spring Concert for the public’s enjoyment. The highlight of the year was the choir's trip to Colorado Springs. The Blue Blazed Marvels were one of the few choirs chosen to perform for the National Choir Directors Convention. After an outstanding performance, the choir received the only standing ovation. To relax, the choir members went skiing at Breckenridge. All in all, the year was a total success. tit Top Left S. Young. J Leach. L Brown, S Moore. T Batchelder, C Shipman. T Seay. D. Ellis. P Young Top Right: D Ellis. B Baldwin. T Seay. T Batchelder — All-State Middle Right L Brown. P Young during Pop Concert Middle Left Advanced Choir during Christmas Assembly Bottom Left Advanced Choir unloading fruit Bottom Right: Senior Quartet in Pop Concert M Kerby. S. Brown. T Batchelder. J. Leach 12 Upper Left Sophomore s Girl Glee Club. Upper Right Mr Law. Lower Lett Terribeth Seay. Middle Sr Sextet. Lower Middle Mike Kerby. Scott Brown. Tony Batchelder. Jimmy Leach Luanne Pool. Sr Quartet. Luanne Pool and Beth Baldwin at Breckenndge 113 Band Captures Sweepstakes THE 1978-79 SAPULPA HIGH SCHOOL BAND All-State Members Center: Diedra Walker. Jim Leach. Mark Mas-saro. Steve Nichols. Tim Washburn Lower Lett: Serita Nation. Harriet Redding. Kathy Phillips Lower Right: Mr Kunze 115 Band Shows Its Stuff The 1978 Sapulpa High School Marching Band exhibited great talent by winning superior ratings in marching and inspection in the Northeastern Regional Contest at Union High School. They also presented a half-time performance at the Tulsa University — Louisville football game. During football season the band entertained fans and kept spirits high with half-time performances. Middle Right: Serita Nation and Harriet Redding Lower Lett: Percussion at halttime Upper Left: A Endsley. T. Christy, L Bolin. Lower Left: Jimmy Leach. Middle Right: Ping Pings and band during parade 116 Band members: P Agee. M Beebe. C. Browns T. Boyne. K Duncan. S. Harrendorf. M Hausner. L Hood. V Jenkins. J Leach. R Myrick. S Richardson. A Roller. T. Seay K. Sivadon. J Stockham. R Vmyard. D Walker. D Westlake. J Wheeler. S Bratt. J. Corgan. S. Garvin. C Hurst. C Jones D Karnes. E Lampton. J. Lowe. C Manelle. M Massaro. T. Mitchon E. Morris. S Nation. S Nichols. T. Ogden. K Phillips, S. Price. H. Redding. K. TiHord, T Washburn. R Washum. R Kidd C. Baldwin. L. Berg. D Borden. K. Bnson. T Butler. T Carnahan. G Cox. D. Dugger, M Evans. R Faulkner. C Henderson. R Jackson. K Jordan. S Kelley. C Lake. S Law. R Mauch. J. Qualls. S. Redding, L Redick. C Reed, D Stover. B. Whitney. A Wright. S Wright Ping Pings M Noble G. Acree T Corman. A Fee-back. R Hathcock. M Boren. S. Gilbert. K. Clark. T i ocust S Smith. P Rose. S. Million j. Anglin, J Webber Flag Girls L Sands L. Bolm. A. Martin, L Baldwin. M Madden. C O'Hara. B. Humble. P Endsley. V. Endsley. T. Christy. L Clark. J Self 117 Office Aides Assist Staff Office aides — Top Left Sherry Million. Denise Moyer. Sherry Mobley. Linda Kane. Pafty Chapman. Katie Haley. Elizabeth Oxford. Darla Kauwe, Sandy Rooks. Sharon Snipes. Janette Sherwood Top Left: Office aides Top Right: Dana Reese works diligently Lower Left: Laura Whitney. Katie Haley, and Anita Wright taking a break Lower Right: Lee Ann Gilbert writes tardy permit for a student 118 Letter man’s Club Letters Lettermans Club conducted the Mid-Winter Sports Assembly this year They provided skits and a very interesting speaker. Faye O'Dell Scott Brown participates in assembly (far left). Officers are shown above left to right Randy Peterson. Scott Brown. Wade Vanwinkle. Skip Inbody Group picture below 120 SWAA Members D. Stokley and T Fallaschek help Letterman's Club members J. Wolfe and L. Hood in Mid-Winter Sports Assembly 121 Secretary-Treasurer Terry Fallaschek FCA Fellowships Fellowship of Christian Athletes is a group of athletes, who take time out of their busy schedules to study the Bible. The Adult Chapter even sponsored a ski trip to Colorado over Spring Break. Middle Left and Lower Left Some Christian Athletes pause on the mountain for a smile Bottom Right FCA officers Joe Vanatta. Vice-Pres . Scott Brown. Pres . Greg Summers. Sec . Doug Worley. Treasurer 122 Devotional Club Shares Devotional Club was busy this year sharing their love tor Christ with others. They gave the prayer at every sports event and held their annual candy sale. The club met every Thursday at noon to fellowship and discuss plans. To finish up the year they held a banquet at Shibley's. Middle: Devotional Club Officers Shawn Powell. Vice-President. Cheryl Shipman. President; Sandra Snipes. Secretary Not Pictured: Karen McNulty. Devotional Leader 123 Student Council began the year with changes. Meetings were changed to noon and homeroom was eliminated except for certain occasions, but despite the differences Student Council carried on. They welcomed students back with a ‘‘Howdy’s the Word week in which students enjoyed a carbash, frisbee contest, Grease dress-up day and finally a successful Howdy Dance. They had the traditional can food drive for the Salvation Army and also rang bells. Many were delighted with carnations, singing telegrams, cards, and packages during the Christmas and Valentines Mailboxes. Now or Never Week was naturally a success especially with the computor dating. Student Council honored the Club Presidents and Vice-Presidents at a banquet and continued the Student of the Month elections. Besides school activities Student Council was very involved at the district state and national level. Cammi Martin served as Okla. Association of Student Councils Vice-President and Dayna Bradley was selected to serve as District V President. Polly Crites will attend the National Assoc, of Student Councils convention in Florida as a delegate along with Cammi as a student leader. Student Council 124 Governs p. 124, Upper Right: Primary Officers from left. Polly Crites. Vice-Pres ; Ralph Mackey. Pres ; Lisa Long. Sec Lower Right: D Bradley. R Mackey. A Harrison, and Mrs. Hight help with Valentine Carnations, p 125. Upper Left: Secondary Officers from left; Dayna Bradley. District Pres . Andy Harrison. Sergeant-at-arms. Terribeth Seay. Treasurer; Tony Kmsley. Pari; and Beth Baldwin. Correspond. Sec Upper Right Delegates to State Student Council Convention in Stillwater Left: C Martin and C. Shipman are delegates to the 77-78 Regional Convention in Hurst. Texas Lower Left K. Burnes receives a pie in the face during Can Food Drive. Lower Middle: Freewheelin' visits SHS. Lower Right Cammi Martin served as State Vice-Pres. 25 IRC Provides The International Relations Committee is designed to raise money to help the AFS sponsor foreign exchange students to visit Sapulpa and for our students to visit other countries Upper Left Phillippe Dumont takes a breather after a hard U S workout Upper Right Lori Morris travels to Chile as an exchange student Bottom Andy Harrison. Phillippe Dumont, exchange student from France. Miss Lynn. IRC sponsor. Sylvia Chantos. exchange student from Costa Rica. Cheryl Shipman. IRC Chairman 126 National Honor Society members are selected for their scholarship, leadership, and character The organization is mainly to honor the members, though they do have several projects They gave a Christmas luncheon for the faculty and held a formal initiation for the new members They also sponsor the scholars of the nine weeks upper Left The original members prove their intelligence Lower Left The new members try to prove their intelligence Upper Right Terri Seay displays new t-shirts Lower Lett NHS officers Roger Myrick. treas . Andy Wilcox, sec Scott Brown, vice-pres Cammi Martin pres 127 SNHS, estudia Members of SNHS continued their winning ways at the University of Arkansas Foreign Language Contest and entertained the Tulsa Pan American Round Table with poetry, skits, and song. Top Left: SNHS officers: Lori Doane. Pres Patricia Kopp. Vice-Pres . Missy Jones. Sec Top Middle: SNHS members Shawn Powell and Judy Bowman enjoy a noon meeting SNHS members include Sitting: R Faulkner. P Kopp. M Jones. G. Billings Standing: S Phillips. V. Jenkins. L. Lee. J. Boyne. M. Combs. 128 French Honor Society President Tangie Johnson French Honor Society has made SHS the highest scoring school in culture competition. At the University of Oklahoma's annual French Day. Sapulpa won more honors than any other high school. Honors were won in several areas; among them were poetry recitation, Music, skit and art. Left: Angela Roller, Reporter; Vickie Schoneberg. Secretary; Tangie Johnson, Pres. 129 Actor’s Etc. Actor s Etc. is designed to help inspiring actors. They participate in plays, skits, and many contests throughout the year Top Left Actor's Etc Club members and sponsor Top Right Officers include President James Wolfe Vice-President Sandy Phillips Secretary Lisa Long Treasurer Melanie Hausner 130 DECA Works Upper Left DECA discusses their latest projects during noon meetings Upper Right Kendall Horton was high salesman of radio day Middle Left One of several speakers who visited DECA during the year Middle Right Robin Adams, Keith Cooper, and Kendall Horton display banner and one of many trophies Bottom Debi Nunley. Vice-Pres and Keith Cooper. Pres WCty V CLUBS OF ' AMERICA SAPULPA. OKLAHOMA 131 Rooters Club p 132. Upper Lett Rooters Club Oflicers: Stephanie King. Pres.; Bart Hall, Vice-Pres .; Debbie Stokely. Sec Lower Left: Rooters Club officers in Homecoming Parade Upper Right: Rooters at a noon meeting Lower Right: Rooters fill section at basketball games p 133. Upper Left: S Inbody. S. King. Mr Shaw, and J. Vanatta light torches for Burning of George. Lower Left: Rooters form line to cheer footballers on to state Upper Right: Secondary Officers Ricky Thomas. Dayna Bradley, and Lisa Doshier. banner chairmans; Blake Stephens and Scott Brown, sergeant-at-arms. Lower Right: Stephanie searches for volunteers 132 Boosts Rooters Club once again had a very active year. They sponsored the Burning of George, the Homecoming Dance, and Spirit Week. They decorated houses and halls, made tags, held breakfasts and luncheons, sold carnations for Mid Winter Sports, and filled boxes and socks with candy. Rooters Club supported all aspects of SHS. Cheerleaders The Cheerleaders are a major contribution to the spirit ot the student body They work extremely hard to boost school spirit, putting in many long hours of practice, plus participating in summer camp. Sr Co-Head Katie Ausmus Sr Co-Head Beth Baldwin Sr Terri Wisor 134 Provide Spirit Cheerleaders ride in Homecoming parade (upper left) The Varsity Cheerleaders include. Beth Baldwin. Katie Ausmus. on their knees Annie Law-son. Tern Wisor. and Janie DeLong. standing Michelle Phillips. Carla Whiteside, and Linda Bond on top (upper left) Terri leads a cheer in Rally Seniors include co-heads. Katie Ausmus. and Beth Baldwin, and Terri Wisor Another Varsity group shot The Jr Varsity Cheerleaders are (left-right) Shan Quickie. Brenda Blevins. Debbie Joseph who is head cheerleader. Becky Beaver, Becky Carlock, and Cindy Washko. (lower left) Varsity Cheerleaders lead the crowd at the homecoming game 135 NAACP Advances The Youth chapter of the NAACP participated in various activities throughout the year. They met every other Thursday night to discuss and plan functions. The big event of the year was a trip to Oklahoma City for the State Convention. Bottom Left: NAACP officers Bolo Barnett. Sergeant-at-arms, Terri Mackey. 1st Vice-President. Francis Shaw. President, and Raymond Montgomery. 2nd Vice-President Top Right: Kermit Tilford and Francis Shaw listen to speaker at State Convention Bottom Right: Francis Shaw. Crystal Galloway, and Terri Mackey pause for refreshments at State Convention 136 Indian Club Creates American Indian Club of Sapulpa High School is to create an awareness of the heritage and culture of Indian Students. The activities of the club are to help the Indian students to get involved with regular school activities, such as athletics. speech and acting, etc. Indian Club Brave Pat Littiebear Indian Club Princess Angie Smith President Joe Wolfe Vice-President Warren Bemo Secretary Angie Smith Treasurer LuAnn Bemo Student Council Representative Randy Kemp 137 Youthboard Initiates Youthboard carried on its usual activities. At the first of the year they initiated their new members. They also donated funds to help with dances, the trophy case and other activities. Upper Lett: Youthboard officers: Kathy Phillips. Sec . Terribeth Seay. Pres , Andy Wilcox. Vice-Pres Upper Right Karen Carletti. Treas 38 FBLA Plans Future Business Leaders of America have programs to learn more about the free enterprise system. They sponsor coney sales throughout the year to pay for members who want to attend contests. A major event during the year is the State Leadership Conference in Oklahoma City in April. Bottom Lett: FBLA officers Kim Clark. Reporter; Rhonda Hill. Treasurer; Debra Rogers. President; Lisa Fish. Vice-President; not pictured Marie Cox. Secretary Top: FBLA members include Helen Bass. Cindy Anglin. Jean Mikles. Rhonda Hill. Lisa Fish, Linda Kame. Kelly McCombs. Sitting: Marie Cox 139 Future Farmers of America MO Grow FFA once again had a successful year. They celebrated their 50th anniversary by attending the Kansas City national convention where Blake Stephens was eligible to judge. Throughout the year the FFAer's participated in many other judging contests. They also had a champion steer and hog at the Spring Live Stock show. P. 140 Bottom Left: Todd Johnston and Alan Billingsly show elementary students a calf Bottom Right: Blake Stephens, Bob Greenfeather, Clyde Sellers, and Sherri Stephens celebrate FFA's 51st anniversary. P 141 Upper Left. Mr Sharber enjoys a pinch between the cheek and gum Middle Left: Sid Ingram shows a lamb. Bottom Left: Terri Butler and John Blodgett examine eggs. Top Right: FFA Officers: Clyde Sellers. Sentinel: Pam Christenson. Sec.: Sherri Stephens. Reporter: Tony Knisely, Treas.; Blake Stephens. Pres.: Bob Greenfeather. Vice-Pres.; Tom Cannon. Advisor; Middle Right: Tom Cannon, Cleve Sanders, Sid Ingram, John Blodgett, and Bob Greenfeather display trophy ui FHA Prepares FHA has had an extremely busy year. Besides selling their annual Homecoming Corsages, they held bake sales and sold cook books. Upper Right Pam Holloman. Vice-Pres displays a Homecoming Corsage Lower Left: FHA officers from left. Sandra Snipes. Photographer. Donna Kinsey. Reporter; Susan Harrendorf. Pres . Patty Harrendorf. Historian; Pam Holloman. Vice-Pres, Chris Hester, Sec Middle Right J. Sherwood. S. Harrendorf. and P Holloman, sell Homecoming Corsages Bottom Right Chris McDaniels presents cook books A 142 Stage Crew Changes Upper Right Tony Freeman and Kent Gebets-berger rearranging the new switchboard Lower Left Ms Devilhers proud to say DON'T TOUCH' Lower Middle Nancy Anderson holds up Sandy Phillips' new creation Lower Right Mr Shaw closely instructs Reta Harp on the master light panel 143 144 Scott Brown Stephanie King Cammi Martin Co-Valedictorians and Salutatorian Scott Brown — Living in Sapulpa for 18 years. Scott is the son of Mr Mrs. Scott Howard Brown. Senior Activities: FCA President. National Honor Society. Senior Class Vice Pres.. Letterman's, member of football, basketball, and baseball teams. Plans to attend Missouri Southern College Stephanie King — Stephanie is the daughter of Mr. Mrs. R. A. King Stephanie has been Rooter's Club President. Yearbook editor. NHS member. Homecoming Queen Plans to attend Oklahoma University. Cammi Martin — Living in Sapulpa 8 years. Cammi has been NHS President. OASC Vice Pres., Advance Choir Historian. Senior Sextet Member. Tennis Team member. SWAA member Plans to attend OSU Terribeth Seay — Terribeth is the daughter of Mr Mrs. Bill Seay She has been active in NHS. Student Council. Youth Board President. Advance Choir. Girl's State governor. All-State Choir She plans to attend O.U. Cheryl Shipman — Cheryl's the daughter of Mr Mrs. Ronald Shipman She is active in NHS. IRC. Devotional Club Pres . Advance Choir. Rooter’s Club. Plans to attend O.U. Andy Wilcox — Andy is the daughter of John and Sharon Wilcox. Senior Activites: Bat Girl. NHS. Youth Board. Plans to attend O.S.U. Louis Hood — Louis is the Salutatorian. Louis has been active in football. Letterman's. Jazz Band. Pow Wow. FCA. NHS. Student Council. Youth Board. Boy's State Plans to attend O.U. Terribeth Seay Cheryl Shipman Andy Wilcox Louis Hood — Salutatorian Who’s Who in 1979 Shawn Powell Blake Stephens Cheryl Shipman Sheila Smith Ralph Mackey Tembeth Seay 146 Community Awards Scholarships LaSertoma scholarship ($250) to Rita Harp LaSertoma Youth Service Award to Jack McKenzie American Association ot University Women presented certificates to senior students ranking in the top 10 percent of their class Girls were Stephanie King. Cammi Martin. Terribeth Seay. Cheryl Shipman. Andrea Wilcox. Gretchen Zeumwalt, Amy Wilson. Luanne Pool. Vicki Schoneberg and Karen Carletti. Boys were Scott Brown. Louis Hood. Bart Hall. Jerrotd Benedict. Ronald White. Sandy Phillips, Andy Harrison. Mike Combs. Jimmy Leach and Doug Worley Ameican Association of University Women schola-rhsip (150) to Janell Morns Fellowship of Christian Athlete scholarships ($250) each to Lisa Bailey and Wade VanWmkle Oklahoma Baptist University scholarship ($500 plus tuition and books) to Andy Harrison Kiwams scholarhsip to Stephanie King City Products Inc scholarship to Louis Hood Garden Club scholarship ($200) to Debbie Stokley Booker T Washington Alumm Association scholarships (5400 each) to Ralph Mackey and Prmcella Durant Sons of the American Revolution. Tulsa chapter medal and certificate to Lane Lee Business and Professional Womens scholarship ($2,000) to Rita Harp Sapulpa PTA Council's Orville Brown scholarship ($250) to Cleve Sanders Masonic Lodge scholarship to Rita Harp Rotary scholarships ($500 each) to Teresa Wisor and Cammi Martin John Frank Art scholarship ($500) to Steve Vance, organizations contributing to the Frank scholarship include Womens Chamber of Commerce. Frankoma Pottery Security National Bank. American National Bank. Lilly Paint. Lions Club. Kiwams Club. Arts and Humanities Council American Business Womens Association scholarships to Janet Gombas and Mindy Williams Academic and Fine Arts Vocal Music Vocal music senior pins to Katie Ausmus. Beth Baldwin. Tony Batchelder. Scott Brown. Karen Carletti. Prmcella Durant. Cindy Ellis. Darla Ellis. Richard Eschelman. S d Ingram. Mike Kerby. Jimmy Leach. Cammi Martin, Sherri Moore. Luanne Pool. Terribeth Seay. Cheryl Shipman. Sandra Snipes. Greg Summers, Wade VanWmkle. Randy Vmyard, Janetta Webber. A wards Assembly Jana Wheeler. Ron White. Amy Wilson, James Wolfe. Doug Worley. Pam Young. Shawn Young State contest vocal solo superior ratings Terribeth Seay. Jerra Burris. Lincoln Brown. Pam Young. Bryant Bynum. Shawn Young All State chorus members Beth Baldwin. Darla Ellis. Tony Batchelder and Terribeth Seay Outstanding vocal music student — Jimmy Leach Art Department Outstanding senior art student — Steve Vance Art Service Award — Mark Pulliam and Tom Fazen-dme Young Talent in Oklahoma contest — Tom Fazen-dme. Joe Wolfe and Terry Anderson Social Studies Outstanding American History students — Lon Block. Debbie Joseph. Lisa Kelsey. Michelle Phillips and AJ Presslauer Daughters of the American Revolution Award — Cheryl Shipman Science Department Bausch and Lomb bronze medal to Jerry Benedict Math Department Outstanding Senior student — Jerry Benedict French Department Outstanding French I student — Lisa Long Outstanding French II student — Pam Rose Outstanding French III students — Tangie Johnson and Alicia Odum Excellence in French for past five years — Cheryl Shipman Instrumental Music Outstanding Jazz Band students — Sherry Redding and David Karnes Jazz Directors Award — Jimmy Leach and Dan Westlake All State band — Steve Nichol and Mark Massaro trombones; Tim Washburn, baritone, and Deadra Walker, bass clarinet. Jimmy Leach, trumpet (two year member) College scholarships — Deadra Walker. East Central at Ada. Patti Agee. Northeastern af Miami. Terribeth Seay. Janet Stockham and Jimmy Leach. University of Oklahoma Directors Award — Terry Boyne Outstanding Senior Band Student — Jimmy Leach Spanish Department Outstanding Spanish I student — Brenda Whitney Outstanding Spanish ll student — Ginger Billings Outstanding Spanish III student — Jon Boyne Outstanding Spanish IV student — Shawn Powell and Jerrold Benedict Outstanding Spanish student — Jerrold Benedict PowWow Outstanding staff member — Bart Hall Counseling Department I dare You Award — Shawn Powell and Robert Brewer Athletic Department All State athletes — Brian Henderson, football. Chris Redding, wrestling. Vernell Heath, basketball Athletic full scholarship recipients — Brian Henderson and Greg Summers. Northeastern State. Scott Brown, Missouri Southern Yvesler Johnson Western Junior College at Altus. Chris Redding. Northern Junior College. Lisa Bailey. John Brown University Mark Pryor Athletic Memorial Fund scholarships ($350 each) to Doug Worley and Randy Peterson Rick James Memorial Award — Brian Dodson Chieftain Booster Award — Ms Jeanne DeVilliers Outstanding Senior Athletes — Scott Brown and Lisa Bailey Clubs Devotional Club — Karen McNulty DECA outstanding students — Keith Cooper. Lisa Land and Debbie Nunley DECA leaderhip awards — Kendal Horton. Robin Adams and Mike Singleton Outstanding Student Council member — Cheryl Shipman Club of the Year Award — Devotional Club Student Council Boy of the Year — Scott Brown Student Council Girl of the Year — Stephanie King FFA Agricultural Award — Blake Stephens Speech and Drama Best Supporting Actress — Jamie Morsey Best Supporting Actor — Sandy Phillips Best Character Actress — Gretchen Zumwalt Best Character Actor — Ronald White Best Actress — Melanie Hausner Best Actor — Roger Mynck Speech and Drama Director's Award — James Wolfe Actor Etc scholarships — Sandy Phillips and Melanie Hausner Who's Who Cammi Martin. Scott Brown. Cheryl Shipman. Andy Harrison. Stephanie King. Lisa Bailey. Louis Hood. Terribeth Seay. Ralph Mackey. Bart Hall. Blake Stephens Beth Baldwin, Sherri Smith. Tony Knisley. Roger Myr-ick. Shawn Powell. Phillippe Dumont and Sivia Chunto Scholarships Honorary scholarship ($500) to the Fashion and Art institute of Dallas — Janetta Webber Freshman scholarship ($100) to Murray State — Angie Smith Honors scholarship (full tuition) to Northwestern State University — Aubrey Roberts Career scholarship ($100) per trimester) to Okmulgee State Tech — John Steven Richardson Freshman scholarships ($200 each) to Okmulgee State Tech — Steve Brandt and Robert Brewer Honors scholarship to East Central State University — Lisa Moore Competitive Testing School scholarship. 500 Club and Honors scholarships to Drury College — Terri Wisor and Vicki Schoneberg Freshman scholarship ($350) to Oklahoma State University — Bart Hall Achievement Award to Oklahoma State University — Cheryl Shioman President s Leadership — Terribeth Seay and Cammi Martin Regents scholarships to Missouri Southern State College — Scott Brown University Scholars. Oklahoma State University — Louis Hood and Jerrold Benedict President s Scholarship to Oklahoma State University — Dean Smith Bartlett Scholarships ($2,400 each) to Okmulgee Tech — Robert Brewer and Steve Brandt Bartlett Scholarships ($3,200 each) to Tulsa University — Steve Vance and Paul inbody Bartlett Scholarships (53.200 each) to Oklahoma State University — Janet Gombas and Cammi Martin Bartlett Scholarships ($3,200) to University of Oklahoma — Stephanie King and Cheryl Shipman Above: January — Scott Brown and Stephanie King Not Pictured: January Chris Redding Terri Mackey Below: February Greg Grant Harriet Redding Students of the Month Below: October Jimmy Leach Lisa Bailey March— Doug Worley Lisa Long Above: November Brian Henderson Terri Beth Seay Not Pictured: April Roger Myrick Melanie Hausner Below: December Calvin Terrill Karen Franklin 148 Senior Assembly 149 mm p Seventy-third Commencement Services May 22,1979 152 In Memory From the north a cold wind blows. From the south comes the rain that nourishes the land. Arriving over the eastern horizon appears the light that guides our lives. And in the west it departs, tar beyond our grasp and imaginations. There I shall go, searching, for an endless sunrise. Yet too few were my days in breathless breezes, blowing over the shadows of yesteryear. And here I stand on the brink of time and space. Give my bones back to Mother Earth, but set my soul free and I will fly, through endless eternity. Congratulations Class of '79 LON T. JACKSON AGENCY, INC. INSURANCE — REAL ESTATE — LOANS 26 SOUTH PARK ST., SAPULPA, OKLAHOMA 74066 PHONE 918 224-1244 154 Bartlett Collins Co. Making Glassware tor Tables All Over the World Since 1914. Bartlett Collins Glass Co. Plymouth Drug Sapulpa Lumber Company Steve Welter 25 S. Perk Sapulpa, OK 74066 1422 South Main Street Sapulpa, Oklahoma 74066 155 156 DAC« Royal Coach Style Shop By Appointment Mon.-Fri. Good Luck Seniors of William Furniture 224-4460 Farmers Feed Store FARMERS FEED STORE n ft! i r AiH i m Grain — Seeds — Feeds Fertilizer — Hay 121 N. Main Sapulpa, OK Register — Vote Republican Party Help Continue THE FREE ENTERPRISE SYSTEM 157 6950 R001 P15T D:05-01 79 T20 I2 158 Family Market 2020 S. Main Open 8:00 A.M. to 10:00 P.M. Seven days a Week Congratulations Seniors of '79 We Strive To Please 821 E. Dewey 224 5290 Sapulpa, Oklahoma 74066 600 S. Main apulpa ederal avings Loan Association The Unbank 224 4510 People are First at First Baptist Church Joe C. Knowles Pastor Royce Brown Minister Music F. M. Byford Minister Education 200 S. Elm Doug Diehl Minister Youth 159 Tomorrow belongs to you. w Rock Creek Center Save at A Security National Bank Q 210 E AST Dt WE V . SAPULPA. OK 74066 918' 224 S1S1 MEWBER FOlC nafionarbank 224 8074 Thank You for Shopping Wal-Mart. We Sell for Less. 160 Compliments of Creek County Abstract c. Eu ,«• «, u Funeral « SOW MAiN kA Ut A 0«i -'v ’• « ■ © ♦ !«•« ;?4 nji Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Owen Mr. and Mrs. Bill R. Owen Congratulations to Senior Class of 1979 204 E. Dewey 224-5150 ) PHARtS — Call — 224 0444 215 E. DEWEY _ W- SAPULPA DRIVE-IN PHARMACIES FURNITURE COMPANY 0HI Of JAPULPA'S OLDIST 4 LASGHT FURNITURE STORES Home of Quality Home Furnishings • • ! fRIGIOAIRC MA000X 8EAUTYREST LEES TREND CARPET KROEMLER HE Y WOOD-a. WAKEFIELD ® SIMMONS MAGNAVOX NO. I 221 SOUTH MAIN 224-1320 NO. 2 1029 EAST CLEVELAND 224 6558 Sapulpa, OK 161 1114 Taft Aquarium Variety 224 8614 Tropical Fish Exotic Birds Hours 10 to 6 (Mon.-Sat.) Supplies tor your needs! Standard Tobacco CoJnc Mud Dobbers 8001 NewSapulpa Road Sapulpa, Oklahoma Charles and Jean Watkins Rhonda and Rod Johnson and Mabel Hoffman 315 E. Dewey Phone: 224-7777 Sapulpa, OK 74066 For All Your Tobacco or Candy Needs, Come See Us Youngblood Plumbing Co, ( Fashions A Name To Remember DON AND CINDY PFANNESTIEL 114 East Dewey Sapulpa. Okla. 74066 918 224-7755 CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING Featuring American Standard Plumbing Fixtures GLENN A. YOUNGBLOOD OWNER 18 years service 919 South Main, Sapulpa, Oklahoma Phone: 224-6001 Uniroyal and Lee Tires, Quasar and Sony TV's, Amana Radar Range, Kitchenaid, Wheel Alignment, and Brake Service 516 S. Bixby Sapulpa, Oklahoma Sapulpa Tire Barn 162 We Want to Serve You Specialties — School Deliveries Ruhl Flower Complete Wedding Service Across the Street From the Holmes Parle 224 4476 1214 E. Hobson 224-7977 We are as close as your telephone. Bob and Doris Gift Gallery 163 164 224-9100 725 S. Mission Sapulpa, Oklahoma Lilly Paint Company 608 E. Dewey Phone:224 0820 Sapulpa, Oklahoma REASONS REASONS DISCOUNT FOODS 165 1034 E. Dewey Larry and Ava Scott, (owners) w cDj-ccunt ''Dio IVZ Ti Phone 224 8930 Creek Hills Mall Suite 106 1030 East Taft, Sapulpa, Okla. Beth Brown Dorthy Bussett OLD FASHIONED GOODNESS 7. cDf- ntins chiropractic pmysiCi i BIXBV 1 W DAWES WED FRl 9 MON THURf 2-6 366-4702 SAPULPA 121 SO PARK MON TmuRS SAT 9-12 TUES FR 2-6 224-6050 TULSA 1933 S HARVARO TuES 9 12 WED 2 6 936-6629 P-ER AFJQQS Ho r CVtiqm for Men ■ W JO Women .A. 9 AV -6 PM Tw thrw Set. Custom Reedy to Weer Hon Pines ftr pffinlmtnl Only GEARL'S SUPER MARKET 101 East Hobson Phone:224 5073 Sapulpa, Oklahoma 74066 166 Reynolds Jewelry Reynold’s DIAMOND AND GEM APPRAISAL SERVICE LU 3-3400 (Graduate (Brmnlogtst DIAMONDS Shown By Private Appointment Know WU Vou Buq- Mo Obliqaf ion - Mo Oiorqe IVhen ‘Buying ‘Precious Gems There Is No Substitute For The Knowledge Of A Cjemologist. — FREE DIAMOND LECTURES — A Diamond Merchant You Can Trust 818 South Elgin SAPULPA AUTOMOBILE DEALERS' ASSOCIATION T. J. Kennedy John Bingman Denton-Easterling Prestige Buick-GMC Standard Chevrolet Ford Oldsmobile-Pontiac Sapulpa Chrysler—Dodge Gabe's Office Supply Downtown Sapulpa Printing, Copy Office Supply PRINTING 168 169 Green Hill Memorial Gardens ■hi Show me the manner in which a Nation or community cares for its dead and I will measure with mathematical exactness the tender mercies of its people, their respect for the laws of the land, and their loyalty to high ideals” GLADSTONE American Cemeteries — Guardians of Our Heritage DENTON'S WESTERN WEAR SAPULPA SPORTING GOODS Including the Divers Den And the Footlocker 728 S. Mission 224 1304 Sapulpa, Oklahoma 74066 Your Dependable Druggist BELLREXALL DRUGS 201 E. Dewey St. 224 4710 PARISIAN CLEANERS Expert Cleaning and Pressing . . . Shirt Service 15 South Park 224 0752 Sapulpa, OK CHINESE AMERICAN FOOD Brookfast - Lunch - Dinner Banquet Room For Parties Up To 100 Peoplt OPEN 7 AM TO 10 PM CLOSED TUESDAY To Go Or4on P repo rod Promptly 11 TEEL RD. Dial 224-9855 HARRISON CLOTHIERS A Fitting Place for Your Family Men's Clothing Shoes for Everyone Bob and Ray 120 East Dewey, Sapulpa, Oklahoma 171 Tires —v-Batteries uifj Accessories K. Complete Automotive Service Stockard's Gulf Service Center 1100 E. Taft Sapulpa, OK V 74066 RENWOOD CLEANERS Lynn s Anything Shop ITT f 224-5961 703 E. Taft Also carry Indian jewelry and many various gifts 172 Price Brothers Custom Haying Sapulpa, OK 74066 224-8307 Greeson's Donuts Special Order Cakes Donuts Pastries Today Man reaches for the Stars and neglects his home . . See Us For Your Custom-T-Shirts and Hats Auto Display tags Vinyl Decals N printing . Glass or Wood I IN T-SHIRT8 screen Printing on Metal, SPBCIALIZINO THE OPEN GAP CHRISTIAN BOOKSTORE P. O. Box 942 300 N. Mission Books — Bibles — Cards Music — Gifts Jewelry — Tapes — Records Ph. 224 7975 Sapulpa, Oklahoma 74066 925 S. Main Sapulpa, OK 74066 Bob Reed Owner Kevin Bauer (Owner) 173 Voice of the Sapulpa High School Chieftains and the O.U. Sooners KXOJ AM 1550 FM 101 174 KERR Body and Paint 33 North Water 224-4841 JOHN LONG TRUCKING, INC. SAPULPA, OKLAHOMA 74066 1030 EAST DENTON 224-2142 Office A 918 BILL CRUIKSHANK Res. 224 6706 FLOYD PERKINS Res. 224 7831 OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA 73119 3 130 South Meridian Ph. (405) 681 5301 Char-broiled hamburgers and steaks 'ladCey'd 11 12 East Taft 224 8777 Sapulpa, Oltla. Jack Young Glass Co. 224 6760 616 E. Dewey, Sapulpa, OK fs 11 ft p k Custom Framing Mots ft foody Mod Fromes Art Gallery Featuring Sapulpa s outstanding artist . Hallmark Cards Gift wrop tabla dacor. party accatsorias. books, calandors. candlas ft mors. Country Store Gourmat kitchan accessories. Photography For weddings and other special occasions. Art Supplies Oils, brushes, convas ft etc. Case s Gallery ii 11 if V 175 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1979 General engineering corporation 176 Creek County Lumber Co. N.E. on Highway 66 1111 E. Taft, Sapulpa, Oltla. SMITH FUNERAL HOME Lea at Oak 224-1313 Sapulpa, OK Home Owned — Home Operated Mr. and Mrs. Wesley L. Smith 178 Tyler Furniture 'We have the furniture of your taste! 1030 E. Taft 2246329 ijDiorc JUNC Chieftain Sound 19 East Hobson Sapulpa, Oklahoma 224 3030 Congratulations Class of 79' LIBERTY... WATCHWORD OF OUR NATION . . . and a famous name in bottles Georgia Green-Emerald Green-Flint . . . The Preferred Container . . . Returnable or One-Way 179 GENERAL MILLWORK SENTRY HARDWARE Sentry -7 HARDWARE J COMPLETE LINE OF PLUMBING FIXTURES Accessories — Water Heaters Bathroom Cabinets Water Pumps Parts Heating Equipment Supplies Hours 8-6 Mon-Fri 8-5 Sat 224-1270 415 E. Dewey Call 224-1340 SHERWOOD MACHINE CO. Since 1945 700 E. Taft MACHINE WORK SPECIALTY MANUFACTURERS AGEE PLUMBING miEHNOXm PM • CONOnOMNG e HtAI.NO Agee Plumbing Heating and Air Conditioning RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL REPAIRING — REMODELING SEWER LINE INSTALLATION SERVICE 201 West Dewey 224-6135 180 ALL MEAT JUMBO BURGER 85 215 North Mission Sapulpa, Oklahoma (918) 224-7750 H£ppY Ubpfctfc TACO HUT I ACO THE FINEST IN MEXICAN FOODS 1101 E. Dewey S+a+e Farm Insurance 121 E. Dewey 224 4107 Henley's Shoe Store LESTER UPSHAW Agent Auto Lite Fire Health P.O.Box 933 Bus. Phone: 224-4731 I 14 W. Taft Suite B Res. Phone: 224-4669 Sapulpa, Oklahoma 74066 STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES Home Office • Bloomington, Illinois BACKHOE SERVICE Backhoe Service • Bockhoe • Sewer Lines • Dump Truck • Yard Work • Footing • Septic Systems • Swimming Pools Charlie Nation 1022 South Muskogee 224-8300 182 Only Choice Meats We accept USDA Food Stamps 911 E. Dewey Discount Foods 224-7474 Store Hours OPEN — Mon.-Sat. 8 A.M. to 10 P.M. Quantity Rights Reserved to our Senior! La Fevers Furniture 619 E. Dewey 224-8505 The answer to all your furniture problems is to come and see us. 183 11,000 parts supplies in stock! Electrical parts -for most foreign cars? Mechanic tools much more! m iummul OPEN 0 0 J DAYS A WIS Guy Henshall i Auto Parts j Supermarket Good Luck Graduates! A-Way Exterminator Company Louie's Submarine Sandwich Shop Pest Control Specialist etb Bill Howell (University trained) 10 South Park 224 3151 and 8 East Taft 224 0426 Your Bugs are Our business 224-3407 or 492-7171 184 Flowers and Gifts The Shop of Personal X Service. FLOWERS Come in and See Us! Merle Norman Cosmetics I ir Roclt Creek Center 224 6912 X Grain — Hay — Fertilizer Bulk Garden Seeds PURINA CHOW We Handle Most Major Brands Field Seed SAPULPA feed store SAPULPA FEED STORE 301 S. Main 224 2928 Congratulations Class of 79! 185 Sandra's School of Dance CONGRATULATIONS to Our Seniors Katie Ausmus and Stephanie King 407 S. Adams 224-2971 Jack's Camera Shop Specializing in Commercial and Industrial Color and Black and White Advertising Brochures and Catalogs 13 S. Park 224-5447 A Special Thanks to Jack From the Yearbook Staff! (the Oi)le Reliable j in« 1915 (ihf J apulpa Bailu Beralb 16 South Park 224-5185 Hickory House Bar-B-Que Dine In — Carry Out Specializing in Barbequed Ribs, Ham, Beef, Pork, Bologna, Hof Links, Polish Links 1012 E. Dewey 224-7830 For Fine Food Come to the Little Place Next to Creek Co. Lumber REDWOOD MANOR RESTAURANT Coach Henderson — Owner Monday — Faith Builders 10 AM New Life Assembly 'Sapulpas Interfaith Christian Center A total Holy Spirit Ministry Sun — 10-11 AM 7 PM Tues Fri — 7:30 pm 410E. Lee 224-6744 Pastor Jimmy and Fran Jones PLUS ONE THE PROFESSIONALS WHO GET THE JOB DONE Tulsa, Sapulpa, Jenks-J May your graduation day reflect your future success. Sapulpa 224-7660 304 S. Mission Come and See Us Soon! We're Building a Reputation Not Resting On One! Kentucky Fried Chicken ORIGINAL RECIPE EXTRA CRISPY Kentucky fried kicken 'its finger (ichrigood® U Tbt.. CATERING SERVICE Kentucky RIBS Gr CHICKEN Porfoct For Picnics. Poetics Church Groups, Social Functions, otc Inquiro About Our Spocial Ratos For Groups Gatherings 224-6186 501 S. MAIN BXSTCQi 189 Here’s a little free pizza to go with your next pizza order at Ken’s. Buy One. Get the Next Smaller Size Free' Here s n economical way to feed the tamrfy something they really enioy S moly come on Oown to Ken s. order 00 the piua oi your cno ce then get a smaller piua 01 your choice absolutely FREE' ____________ You ii have a great time You ii eat some tabuious piua And you II leave with some money in your pocKet kens ICC£. loft Bring your book in and get your coupon redeemed! ken's PIZZd It’S, about time. To most people, that's what lunch is all about lime How long will it take to order7 How long until the food comes7 A continual rush Ken $ would like tor you to try a delicious alternative The luncheon buffet Monday through Friday Just walk m. pick up a plate, fill it with piz a. pasta garlic toast, and crisp salad then enjoy a relaxing ati-you-can-eat lunch with plenty of time to spare And not only is it fast and delicious, it s affordable Only 12 39 From iiam to 1:30 pm ken's 700 Cast Tof t The Sapulpa High School would like to show their appreciation to the Sapulpa Auxilary Policeman for all their long hours and hard work assisting us in all our extra-curricular activities. 190 THANKS See Us for Your Real Estate Needs Terry Gartside Associates BROKERS Real Estate Specialists • RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL • FARMS RANCHES FHA-VA-CONVENHONAL 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU 224-5915 245-6641 401 S. MAIN 104 W. 2 SAPULPA SAND SPRINGS ASSOCIATED WITH HOVIS INSURANCE AGENCY INC Tom Gilbert___224-4511 Your Gallery of Homes Agent 0 Fellow Classmates and Faculty: It was hard to know exactly how to start this concluding Page, but harder still to try to categorize and summarize the whole year. We were there from curtain rise to the grand finale. We ail evolved in the same sand castle and its memories will slowly crumble, but for the time we were invincible. In the past years we have found our security-blanket relationships; when someone needed to share a branch of our giving tree — we were there. We couldn’t sit like mismatched bookends, even a bookend needs companionship to serve its purpose. We learned to wait, to take our time, because change takes time and change isn’t always right. And if you were very smart or exceptionally lucky, you learned that regardless of how massive and jumbled the world gets, what is invaluable and permanent will always remain. This strange collage presented a lot to believe in, but much more to hope for. Thank you Mr. Taylor; your presence will be noticed throughout our book. Your new ideas were hard to accept, at first, but in the end they contributed to the 1979 annual. Thank you Mr. James and faculty. Let the many times we were out in the hall making noise or breaking up your class, be forgotten. We were only trying to do a job. My own special thanks goes to the staff for their hard work in preparing memories of the past year. I can’t forget the photographers for their many extra hours spent taking and printing necessary pictures. To those of you returning to the staff next year, I wish you good luck. Sincerely, . . . School starts with lively, fresh, and friendly faces . . . Phillippe Dumont from Frar Rooter’s Club starts off with a successful picnic . . . Ralph Mackey is student council President . . . Cammi I Administrators get picky about hall passes . . . Mr. Bobby Lyons leaves Sandites to take Sapulpa Athletic Directoi Beth Baldwin share head cheerleader position . . . Shiela Smith and Sherry Million share head ping-ping job . Westlake is President of the Band . . . Middle East talks start. . . Sophomores taught battle cry in first assembl from Switzerland . . . SIGI. . . Juniors take NMSQ . . . Animal House affects college applications . . . Junior | Craton burns his car. . . What dam” was Mrs. Allen referring to in her second hour class . . . Cammi frizzes her I . . . Announcements are a thing of the past. . . Band performs at Tulsa University football game halftime . . . f parking lot but still accomplish raising spirit to its highest level. . . Mork and Mindy make big hit. . . Car Bash di . . . Terri Seay is Girl’s State Governor . . . Dayna Bradley has a “Bo” friend . . . Bryce Rhodes get car painted , stretching toward the top . . . Cindy Zumwalt gracefully enters pep rallies . . . Nena Carletti enjoys writing senter James Wolfe learns responsibility . . . Kim Yochum marries a Rupert. . . Abby Hughes becomes a Bryant. . . S finally win pep rally . . . Seniors take Homecoming as usual. . . Rowdy Roughnecks form and disband in the sam “suprises” some . . . Football team goes to quarterfinals of state playoffs . . . Brian Henderson selected football ... So do Bread and Boston and Nugent . . . Can Angela Roller tell a tree from a car . . . Lisa Cave Frequenl Yearbook staff distressed from waiting on pictures . . . Lisa Bailey is Mid Winter Sports Queen . . . Mat girls and die after Christmas . . . Polly Crites gives great New Year’s Eve party . . . Scott Brown receives Bailey Award . sledding. . . Terri Beth elected Miss Merry Christmas . . . Are Gaylene and Angel twins . . . Mid-Winter Sports I math test. . . Janet McCoy dedicates song in Show Biz assembly ... Did Scott Brown ever have a secret admirer . . . Paul Gillette gets new car then has a wreck . . . Miss Davison changes her last name over Christmas . . . Lind student. . . Lane Lee runs and runs . . . Steve Lindsey, David Jones, and Andy Harrison put on fantastic show f Crimp hair style becomes popular at SHS . . . Is it true that Jeff Washko is really Nadia Comeneci. . . Mr. Shan delivered to SHS on Valentines’ Day . . . Mr. James vetoes the Sapulpa High School Flower Shop . . . Nelson Rocl Bryan Sherwood get back . . . Blake Stephens sees rodeo twice . . . Ronald White decides to go skiing this year . City . . . School lets out and transportation provided by school so full crowd could attend . . . Are Coach Lyons a NEOSU in Tahlequah to play football. . . What did Lisa Doshier get for Christmas . . . What did Jeana Anglin ge Mark Rector after seeing Halloween ... Mr. Wallace patrols parking lot with sharp eye . . . Fire downtown ( Scotland over Spring break . . . Dayna Bradley elected new district Student Council President. . . Larry Dewitt fi Club . . . Mrs. Delong — still as friendly as ever. . . Chris Redding learns mouth to mouth . . . Vernell Heath contents . . . FreeWheelin gives Rock Concert. . . Yearbook Madly rushes to finish pages by its deadline . . . Ri nearing its end . . . Have a great summer everyone . . .Thanks — The 1979 Yearbook staff . . . S.L.K. ... ' • . . ■' • : and Sylvia Chanto from Costa Rica are the foreign exchange students . . . Pow Wow changes masthead . . . irtin and Cheryl Shipman attend National Student Council Camp in Hurst, Texas over summer vacation . . . Dsition . . . Fashion takes a turn into the past — dainty collars, long shirts, and fedders . . . Katie Ausmus and “Grease tops charts . . . Chieftain football opens with Bristow Pirates being their first victims . . . Danny . . ACT scores very high . . . Central Vo-Tech opens new campus in Sapulpa . . . Karen Carletti returns home y proved very entertaining: “Just Ask Any Girl” . . . Senior STUDS . . . Troll alarms at the snack bar . . .Steve ir. . . Scott Seay gets new hair style . . . Traditions changed . . . Homerooms cut. . . Parking spaces changed ball team proves to be the best ever. . . Watermelon feed is a big success . . . Burning of George held in front rs crowd . . . Juniors out do themselves at pep rallies . . . Andy Harrison and Linda Bond win “Grease” contest . Does Brad Hendrix ever get his nude model. . . Homecoming attendants number ten . . . Polly Crites is still is for Mr. Madding . . . Andy Harrison steals the sophomore girls’ hearts . . . Chinese leader visits America . . . Ilie Poplin a Lucas . . . Earline Garrison a Young ... Is there really a Little Rascal Car Club? . . . Sophomores eek . . . New Kens built. . . The auditorium becomes the school's deep freeze . . . Baggie on the football hoop .L-State . . . Randy Vinyard is SHS's own answer to Mr. Goodwrench . . . Kenny Loggins, Firefall come to Tulsa visits Fraternity houses . . . The Rooter’s Committee and Little Arthur . . . Youthboard finances school . . . ig-ping girls have same taste in jackets . . . Choir has pop concert. . . FBLA wins club contest. . . Pep Rallies ' . Fly Brown wrestles big BLOB . . . Cammi Martin uses her chin for a sled . . . John Rains also has problems embly held in gym . . . Snow comes and stays and stays and stays . . . Cammi Martin . . . Makes a D” on her , . Bake sales are a going fad . . . the Pope dies . . . The successor to the Pope dies . . . Choir goes to Colorado lond and Carla Whiteside have wreck . . . Carla is Back on crutches . . . Lori Morris chosen to go to Chile as AFC students . . . Jazz band performs on March of Dimes Telethon . . . Juniors have hard time selling suckers . . . in announces that the assembly scheduled for yesterday has been cancelled . . . Over 100 bouquets of flowers eller dies . . . Juniors slow about getting prom started . . . Ron Foshee is “Mr. Legs . . . Michelle Phillips and . Speech and Debate Clubs hold tournament. . . Chieftainettes and Chieftains go to state playoffs in Oklahoma Coach Shibley brothers . . . Brent Presnell gets a new car . . . Brian Henderson and Gregg Summers sign with Dr Valentines . . . Mike Kerby’s eyes turn bad on Colorado ski trip . . . Louis Hood comforts Steve Lindsay and troys one block . . . Bobbie Mathews loves hockey players . . . Cammi, Cheryl, and Amy travel to London and ; in love . . . Mrs. Bailey likes singing telegrams . . . Bart Hall enjoys wild weekends ... Is there a Letterman’s kes Basketball ALL-STATE . . . Coach Kit chosen Head coach . . . Jeana Anglin falls for silver Camaro and its homas Sign Co.. . . Mr. Madding becomes a writer for a newspaper. . . Summer begins to come and school is
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