Sapulpa High School - Sapulphan Yearbook (Sapulpa, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1980 volume:

Spadafora, Foreign Exchange student from Panama . . . Scott Rhodes ’ Coach Johnson’s ego . . . Prices raise in cafeteria . . . School times i and school time and money? . . . We hear Mr. Taylor likes to waif ’s All-American High School Band . . . Carla Whiteside is engaged . . e a “Bo” Friend? . . . Janet McCoy crowned 1979-80 Homecominc lifeh and Cathy Henderson have new noses . . . Lincoln Brown break; itter than the “east” . . . Laurie Jett elected State Student Council Vice elled . . . Advanced Choir-Advanced Quartets . . . Sophomores trin :luttered with “Clean Campus” signs during North Central Evaluatior 1 gets a rock . . . Mark Massaro is “toilet paper bandit” ... Mr. Taylo I games . . . More Cheerleaders . . . More Spirit. . . Less Pep Rallies . . )urney . . . Larry DeWitt, Student Council President ... Mel Little get: i for ALL-OMEGA . . . School times change, again . . . Iran invade: y voted “Player of the Week” by KTFX . . . Junior Play success, thre . Registration for draft? . . . Ladies? . . . Kim Stockard exposes hersel 3 to school. . . Alan Jones fugitive from justice . . . Jimmy Kent “show Queen . . . Wrestlers allowed cake this year instead of oranges . . )ing up . . . Lane Lee and Patty Kopp receive scholarship nomination y plan ski trip for Spring Break . . . Polly Crites attends National Studer iol Board likes Student Council project . . . Bruce Bradley makes ne Dtball game halftime . . . Shelly Esmond has fast fingers, wins trophy fc iety gives best Christmas Dinner ever under new leadership of Mr. Byr Mason twins? Roger Brown, Mark Rector, Larry DeWitt, and Stev Eric and Pally Moore move to Texas . . . Janie Delong moves to Sapulp :lass meeting . . . Coach Reins enjoys PowWow publicity . . . Denis its new car . . . Larry DeWitt likes the taste of Skoal cans .. . Sharo lantalooms in Homecoming Assembly . . . More fail than pass in Senic Phillips decides she likes Brett more than Rooters Club Meetings . . Rogers never met Khomeni . . . Cindy Zulmalt loses her retainer in Pe 5 in charge of putting out Victory flags ... Air conditioners in ever Mel Little gets hit from behind ... Dr. Raburn, new Superintendent . s . . . Have a good summer. . . See you next Year! . . . The Sapulpan 1980 Sapulpa High School Sapulpa, Oklahoma Volume 58 Our Special Thanks to a Special This year we would like to dedicate the 1980 Sapulpan to one of the most loved educators in Sapulpa, W. H. (Bill) Shaw. ‘‘Shaw’’ as he is known, is the head of the Industrial Arts Dept, and teaches drafting, general auto mechanics and stage craft. He was born on June 7, 1915 in Vanoss, Okla. and attended East Central State College where he received a B.A. and a Master's degree. Shaw started his teaching career in Tishomingo after he returned from the Army. He moved from there to Healdton in 1953 where he stayed until 1958. His next move was to Sapulpa where he has been ever since. Shaw has taught many different classes in his 32 years of teaching, these were: general auto, auto shop, stagecraft, drafting, audiovisual, woodworking, leathercraft, history, math, science, and even one year of girls basketball. He is an avid supporter of all school activities, especially wrestling. He has made it possible for our plays and many programs to have that professional look of good backgrounds and props. Shaw can be found at everything from dances to meetings but especially the steps during graduation. We would like to thank you for playing such an important role in developing OUR SAPULPA HIGH. 3 It Happens Every .Fall... ... School Life Is it possible to press an entire year into a single book? Can the memories gained by each of us be put into photos and words and kept for eternity? How can our sorrows, our joys, our triumphs, our defeats, our dreams, our whole lives . . . how can we preserve these? We certainly can't in one book But we can present the highlights of the year and let you draw your own memories. After all, who knows better how you felt about the year than you? 12 Art The Art Department is a well rounded program involving many facets of art. It offers such classes as Jewelry, Pottery, Fibers, Drawing, Painting, Basic Art, and Design. The department works to develop the creativity of the students with their artwork and to instill an understanding of most other art forms. They attend many shows around the state and always rate well. The instructors are Sam Houghton and Randy Taylor. 18 Upper left: Kelly Phillips tiles his project Upper right: Mitch Gibbons and Lori Gray paint Handicapped school wall Lower left: Chris Ethridge at the butter Above: Dawn Long and David Whipple tie the Knot ' Business The Business Department teaches students the skills and abilities needed by our students to be successful economic citizens and business employees. Students may take classes such as-general business, business law, typing I and typing II, shorthand, office machines, accounting, record keeping, and Vocational Office Education I and II. Upper left: Jon Boyne and Robert Faulkner typing'' Upper right: Susie Gilbert hard at work' in VOE Center right: Linda Wiley and Tara Burns concentrate on assignments Lower left: Curt Carson busy operating an adding machine Lower right: aaa space, sss space 19 English SHS should feel truly proud to have such an outstanding English department. The teaching staff is the main highlight of the department. They spend many long industrious hours in creatively preparing and teaching various lessons. Upper middle: Our foreign exchange student Stella Spadafora is busy at work. Upper right: Mrs Height concentrates on the lesson Middle left: Mrs Allen takes time out to give a friendly smile Middle right: Susan Keeton, Marisa Evans, Lisa Neel, study. Lower left: Gary Wofford hits the books. Lower right: Mr. Byrd lectures his class 20 Foreign Language The Foreign Language Department was very busy this year Spanish and French classes attended three contests. They are at the University of Arkansas, Tulsa University, and Oklahoma University. They plan many activities through the Spanish and French Honor Societies. The Foreign Language Department also holds an assembly each year. Upper left: Sergio Hernandez points out Brazil Upper right: Dana Blan puts a little sugar on the Eiffel Tower Left: Donia Patterson works with French tape Above: Tony Freeman and Jimmy Kent preparing for contest 21 History The central theme of human history is change — how men did new things in new ways, meeting new situations as best they could. History is the yesterday ot mankind; it is the memory ot men. Without a knowledge ot yesterday, without any memory, there is no guide to tomorrow. A society without history lacks direction. 22 Industrial Arts Upper left: Carl Watson and Gary Pendergrass put finishing touches on their bars Upper right Mike Peters works on project in Wood Shop Middle left: Brett Hathcock is back to the drawing board Lower right: Jeff Roe is grinding a weld Lower left Howell Coplan is squaring off an angle iron. 24 Math Sapulpa High School offers a variety of math courses including Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry, Plane Geometry, High School Arithmetic, and Advanced Math IV. Even though a math credit is not required in High School, we have over one-third of the student body enrolled in some type of math course. That surely says something for our fine math department. Our teachers are very interested in the students and are always willing to give extra time if needed Upper left: Dan Schmidt tries to explain to Mr Madding that Algebra II is a serious subject Center left: Eric Moore pays close attention Lower left: John Hendrix discovers something interesting in his book Right: Cindy Kalb and Eran Splam. with the guidance of Mrs Bailey, may become successful mathematicians 25 Top: The Blue Blazed Marvels Above: Accompanists; T. Washburn — Bass, R. Raburn — Piano. S Potts — Piano. D. Carnes — Drums. J Morsey — Piano Right: Officers L Brown — Pres . J Morsey — V P . P Rose — Sec . K Til-ford Report . J. James — Treas . P Crites — Hist 26 Top left: Sr Sextet: J. Anglin. L Bond, J Burris, D. Bradley. P Rose. J Morsey (accomp). M Cain; Top right: Sapulpa's All-State Members: Middle left: Sr Boy's Quartet: L Brown. T Washburn. K Til-ford (accomp ), R Kidd. M Massaro; Middle right: Jr Trio K Stephens. S. Rentz, J. Kirby. R Raburn (accomp ); Middle right: Jr. Sextet C McCullough. L. Jett, K Stephens, (accomp ). C Baldwin, J Kelong. S. Esmond. M Evans; Lower left: Sapulpa Girls Glee Club 27 Upper left: Soph Sextet L. Housley (accomp), B Martin. C Rose, R Summers. D Bailey. K Harp. T. Gibson; Upper right: Girls Glee Club Officers P Kopp. D. Drain. L. Housley. J. Rice. R. Summers; Center right: C. Smith. R Warren. D. Schmidt 28 SHS Concert Band SHS Concert Band is fortunate to have George Brite as their director. With his guidance and experience the band achieved six superior ratings at contest, being the only band to do so. The band also gave an enjoyable mid-winter concert. Top: 1979-80 Concert Band. Center left: Senior Trombones Steve Nichols, Mark Massaro, and Kermit Tilford. Center right: Band officers Stacey Garvin President, Mark Massaro Vice-President, Emily Lampton Secretary, and Tim Washburn Drum Major. Bottom: All-State Members Mark Massaro, Kermit Til-ford, Tim Washburn, Steve Nichols, Emily Lampton, Robert Faulkner, and Rusty Kidd. 29 k The Chieftain Marching Band had a successful year winning superior ratings at contest and providing outstanding half-time shows during football games. The Band also plays a major role in the homecoming and Christmas parades. Top: The 1979-80 Marching Band Center left: Flag Girls. Center right: Drum Major Tim Washburn. Bottom: A spectacular performance to This is My Country 30 This years’ Jazz Band, under the new direction of Dean Cole has created a great deal of enthusiasm at SHS. They provided many half-time shows including the classic Pink Panther '. They also jazzed up many pep rallies with the familiar tune on Sapulpa”. Below: Alan Dorn, a dedicated trumpet player Right: Jazz Band jamming Center left: David Karnes and the beat goes on Lower right: Stacey screech Garvin Bottom: Dr. Irvin Wagner guest soloist from OU. 31 Physical Education Upper left: Adam Fox goes one-on-one with his brother, Roger, while Mike Hobbs looks on. Upper right: Curtis Clark sends the volleyball back over the net while teammates watch Middle left: Sheila Smith, Vickie Hunt, and Verda Robertson eye the ball as it comes their way Lower right: Ron Washum and Paige Willingham learn to dance Lower left: Volleyball is one of the favorite activities for students. 32 The science department otters a wide variety ot subjects. They are General Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Genetics, Physiology, Microbiology, and Physical Science. All of these have lab — some more than others because of the nature of the course. The department is well equipped in most areas, but they do have enough equipment for the basic requirements in all areas. Science courses help the student to think logically and to reason better, no matter what the area or field of interest. 33 Speech and Debate Upper right: Miss “D irons out difficulties before Speech Contest Center: Group shot of the Debaters Lower left: Denise Genzer and Melissa Hathcock rehearse “Our Hearts Were Young and Gay.” Lower right: Tom Broaddus and David Widdoes compare notes prior to a debate 34 Stagecraft Lower left: Nancy Anderson. Daniel Adams. Teresa Crosslin. Gary Wresche. and Lincoln Brown Upper left: Bryant Bynum. Billy Parham, and David Stevens Upper right: Daniel Adams and Gary Wresche Lower right: Teresa Crosslin and Debbie Stover 35 Top left: Vo-ag members prepare their animals for show Far left: Paula Hughes is instructed on welding procedures Bottom left: Tom Bright is shown with his steer Middle center: Pigs are shown with the help of a member during a Creek County Livestock Show Far right: Mr Sharber instructs while Sherri Stephens and Scott Price take heed Top right: Sam Skaggs is shown Lower right: Ladies are shown with their lamb. 36 Auto Mechanics is probably one of SHS's higher skilled classes. Studying this course not only gives the student credits needed for graduation, but also develops a career that can be used in future life. Next year Mr. Lawson hopes to develop a Vocational Industrial Club. Upper left: Kelly Cram timing and tuning a 67 Camaro Upper right: Bobby Mason, Mark Shipley, and John Fazen-dine admire a Corvette Lower left: Russell Baker receives instructions from Mr Lawson Lower right Don Rippley demonstrates that cleanliness is an important factor in ridge reeming. 37 VOE Vocational Education is a new system to promote secretarial skills Under the direction of Mrs Houghton, students are allowed to view the job opportunities available to them as office employees while still attending school. VOE is a two hour program Right: Debbie Rogers and Cindy Anglin. Far right: Stephanie Pitner Below: Sherry Walton Center right: Mrs Houghton Bottom left: Rhonda Carlock Linda Cane Bottom right: Gene Mickles SALES DEPARTMENT 38 Special Opportunities £ I Upper left: Mrs. Hueste returns papers Upper right: Miss Challberg and class do a reading assignment. Lower left: Mike Webber, Marion Coolbaugh, and Bolo Barnett study Lower right: Students read from the Scope magazines 39 Home Economics The Home Ec. Department otters courses in three areas. Home Ec. is offered to both boys and girls. It teaches them a little about clothing, food and nutrition, consumer education, child care and parenting. Basic Survival Skills is a one semester course preparing students to be better homemakers. Family living deals with problems that married people face and how to solve them. They have a mock wedding and plan the reception. 40 DECA Upper left: Jewelry sales were one of DECA's most successful money raisers, along with several bake sales Middle left: Larry Car-son at work Middle right: Eddie McDaniels puts cans on the shelf Bottom: Joe Rogers. Kyle Keehn. Mike Wallace. Lisa Land, and Robbie Carnes work hard during classtime 41 A Collection Of Sapulpa High School News Cm adhmm M ioot 4 P. A� � t. NH n: M. trewn i. Hiwirii Fmmtvrm IrfHai: K. FttuaMnd Cart a l«H: 0. A eme. T. Jmm. J. QimIU • PKotofrapKar: J. Mwiart •� • ••• Mgr. I. Wlt y i. Im. S. LM � y. H. BiMw, imMcw2 0. Pvggar K. CtllfMw. C. Lmkm C. StUmom. D. S mphmtm Typtmh I. lUIUy Mr nn J. Davit Pow Wow starters won fifteen individual awards in Oklahoma Interscholastic Press Statewide monthly contests. In addition to producing the weekly paper, Pow Wow launched the campaign to develop Visions 80, the literary magazine that replaced Blue Quill. Teamwork improved the paper's quality and taught the start the value of cooperation. It was a new year, a new beginning, and a new sponsor, Mr. Jack Madding, for the 79-80 Rooters Club. With his help, along with many dedicated members, the club sponsored many activities: Burning of George, the Homecoming Dance, Breakfasts and Dinners, the Kickoff for Mid-Winter Sports and made lots of tags and signs; all in a combined effort to help boost the spirit of the athletes as well as the student body. Rooters Club 46 Opposite page: Crowd becomes active at football games upper left. Eric Moore and Steve Craton blow their horns upper right. Officers are shown in Homecoming Parade Lower left. Above is the group of Rooters Club left. Burning ol George right. Pres. Lisa Dosier and Sponsor Jack Madding. 47 This year’s SHS cheerleaders began their year with 5:30 a m. daily practices, preparing for Shamrock Cheerleading Camp. While at Camp they received Superior ratings, Superstar Squad Award, were up for the Award of Excellence, obtained the Spirit Stick, and even won the Clean Dorm Award. Besides attending summer camp, they were present at all sporting events throughout the year. One change made was after football, when the squad split into 6 wrestling and 6 basketball cheerleaders. Carla Whiteside Head-Football and Wrestling Linda Bond Head-Football and Wrestling Janet McCoy Head-Basketball Jackie Smith Head-Basketball Sharon Bruner Senior-Basketball 48 This year the squad has been very fortunate to add Mrs. Beverly Bailey. More than just a sponsor, she has been a comforting shoulder and a true friend. All this along with decorating, giving goodies, and boosting spirit made this year fulfilling. Pictures of play and Burning of George Opposite page: Pep Rally, parade, and Homecoming Assembly. Donna Gowdy Senior Terri Masters Senior Harriet Redding Senior Cindy Zumalt Senior Mrs Bailey Sponsor 49 FCA and SWAA Fellowship of Christian Athletes began with regular huddle meetings which were held at the beginning of the year, with Roger Brown acting as President, Vice-Pres. Cecil Buff and Gina Jones as Sec. They continued the year by helping the Adult Chapter sponsor the Mid-Winter Rally. Sapulpa Women’s Athletic Association is to unite, promote and encourage young women who are interested in competitive sports and to help them become aware of opportunities. 50 Devotional Club Top center: Devotional Club Members Bottom left: OFFICERS — Bo Rentz, Devotional Leader, Karen McNulty. President. Ginger Wilson. Secretary: Soni Perkins, Vice-President Bottom right: Club sponsored Teacher Appreciation Day Devotional Club met every first and third week this year. During these meetings they discussed plans to add not only school projects but those for the community also. Two of the activities were the ringing of the bells at Christmas and giving of items to Goodwill. Devotional Club would ask each one to remember: Phil. 4:13 I can do all things through Christ which strengthenth me. 51 National Honor Society National Honor Society has always sponsored the scholars of the 9 weeks, and the teachers’ Christmas dinner. This year the club is working toward becoming an active club and improving the interest in scholarly achievement. Officers are picked by popular vote at the end of each year. This year's officers are: Steve Lindsay.....................President Julie Corgan.................Vice President Roger Brown.......................Treasurer Laurie Jett.......................Secretary New members are given a formal candle lighting initiation. 52 Student Council Student Council officers prepare for the 79-80 year by attending summer workshops. Activities throughout the year included: Howdy week, Homecoming, Christmas, Valentines Day, and their yearly project was funding the AFS program. Top left: Gene Freeman is checked to give blood. Top right: Larry Dewitt listens to SC proposals. Bottom left: Officers are Larry Dewitt Pres Lisa Long Sec (secondary officers) Polly Crites, Dayna Bradley, Steve Lindsey, Janet McCoy. Susan Keeton, and Kevin Stanfield V.-Pres Steve Linsey — listens intently. 53 Top left: Student Council meets in session Center left: Michael McGlothan. Alan Dorn and Ronald Foshee participate in Show Bunch Lower left: S H S Jazz Band performing for Show Bunch Right: Terry Anderson provides entertainment for Show Biz” 54 SNHS And FNHS French and Spanish National Honor Society had many activities this year. Arkansas, OU and TU are a few of the contests attended. Bake sales were a big success as the money went to pay for the buses for contests. Both clubs also held dinners for its members. French officers are: Tangie Johnson, Alicia Oldem, Lori Housley and Christy Boyd. Spanish officers include: Robert Faulkner, Rusty Kidd and Carol Christian. Right: French Group Shot Below: Bus trip to Arkansas. Lower left: Admirers gaze at Sugar Eiffel Tower Lower right: Spanish group shot. 55 Actor’s Etc 56 Plays and Programs Upper left: Darla Rulner is shown being escorted by Carl Henderson in the Mid Winter Sports Assembly Upper right: is The Senior Play Never Mind What Happened How Did It End ' Lower left: Jeff Johnson and Emily Lampton in the Senior Play Above: A scene from the Jr Play How Green Was My Brownie ' 57 BRAVE: Star Knight PRINCESS: Debbie Wallen Maddo to our brother, who's blonde hair he wouldn't hide for he taught us that true Indians are first Red Men deep inside. Maddo to our sisters, who proudly held their heads high, for their faith, strength and courage will help our people to scale the sky. Maddo to our brother, our strong leader and good friend, for having faith in our people and sticking in there 'til the end. Maddo to our counselor, for wanting us to see the light, and for having the guts to do that which she felt was right. And finally, to our people, May er have grown through this year; and have learned to love the people of the race we hold so dear Maddo, my people, Maddo By: Joel Wolfe rs Vv Roger Fox Johnny Wolfe Miss Bryson Debbie Wallen Becky Bevenue Dawn Long V]V XT' ddo tdthe people who didn't care what was said and went on to give them images, and make us proud in being Red. r 1 n c d a i Y n a o n u t h FBLA F.B.L.A. has had two candy sales and have been involved with F.H.A. in selling corsages and boutonnieres for Homecoming. The money raised pays for expenses for the members to attend the State Leadership Conference in Oklahoma City in March. (Upper right): Vo-Tech Officers are Rhonda Hill Jamie Morsey, Debbie Taylor and Shelia Fulks (Middle Right): F B.L.A officers include Stephanie Pit-ner, Debbie Rogers, Serita Nation, Shari Mobley, and Cindy Hurst (Below right): Group shot of F.B.L.A. 59 Future Homemakers of America Future Homemakers of America have had a busy year. They sold corsages for Homecoming and also sold stationery. They have served at two dinners this past year, attended the Tulsa Sub-District rally, and the Oklahoma State Rally on March 28. FHA's officers include Christine Hester, President; Brenda Bolton, Vice President; Lacretia King, Secretary; Tammy Lawson, Photographer; Lora Gee, Reporter; Debbie Madding, Student Council Representative. This year their sponsor is Mrs. Lingo. Upper left: Rick Bing listens attentively at Job Fair Upper right: DECA Officers D Nunley. President. J Matthews. Photographer. L Land. Co Vice President. M Singleton. Treasurer. V McDarris. Secretary. S Bratt. Historian; E McDaniel. Co-Histonan Middle left: Jerry M stands with authority? Middle right: D Nunley and State DECA president Mike Letney Lower right: DECA relaxes awhile 61 F.F.A. Scott Price, Mike Hobbs, Don Whitehouse, Billy Rush, Pam Stephens, and Annie Sellers are shown doctoring the animal, (right) Below is Bryan Sherwood with his steer. FFA week is displayed on American Natl. Bank’s message center, (far right) Tom Bright is getting his animal ready for show, (lower left) FFAers prepare animals for livestock show, (lower right) The Sapulpa Future Farmers of America has been involved in numerous activities. Among them are: Freshman creed contest, parliamentary procedure contest, the attending of State and National convention, sponsoring banquets, 2 local shows, Tulsa State fair, hosting a leadership conference, a National FFA week, initiation of greenhands, and hatched 1,800 eggs for the children’s barnyard. The Sweetheart Contest representative was Sherri Stephens. FFA had 2 sausage sales, sold raffle tickets, and had numerous people apply for the District and State Farmers award, many received the State. Star Farmers were Clyde Sellers for ag businessman and Scott Price for “Star Farmer”. FFA has learned new resourceful skills of welding and using a cutting torch. One of the awards they are most proud of is the new fairgrounds. Students have spent many long hours working on this project. FFA pride is presented at all events in blue and gold. All would like to give their thanks to Mr. Sharber for all his time and hard work. 63 1st row L Ingram. D Toliver. 8,-ShefworxT C Sellers, J Elies. M Garrison. 2nd row A Dyer. S Vickers, K. Wils Rhodes. L. Evans, D. Whitehouse. S Rhoades. P Stephens. T. White. C Hobbs. E Stalcup 3rd row L Hudgins. S McCormick. L VWIson. C.Cnaik. C Johnson, B. Bolyer. M Napier. R Ballard, D. McKee, R Hyghes C Whitfield. T Bright, A Sellers, P Willingham. S PhiHiqs, J Boman, M Sharber 4th row B Rush. B Rush, J Broomhall. M Hobbs, S Chambers. J Powers. G Hartm M Hudgins R'Toiiver,.S. Skaggs, - - _ 1979-1980 Ping Pings Sapulpa High School Ping Pings have had a very successful year Starting their year this summer at camp at T.U.. the squad brought home the honors of a superior trophy and a spirit stick D Enlow was awarded the “Miss Super Sensational trophy The Ping Pings performed pom pom and dance routines at assemblies, during the halftime of the football games with the Marching Band, and halftime of the basketball games with the Jazz Band Below: C. McCullough tangles with the Pink Panther Center left: Ping Pings perform with Pink Panther Lower left: Performing at their first assembly to Instant Replay Lower right: S Gilbert performs during halftime of Chieftain basketball. Student Advisory Student Advisory Committee has had many activities this year. They sponsored a 3d movie for Now or Never Week, also a kite flying contest in honor of the Chieftainettes victory. A Ladies Nite dance was also among the projects of the committee. Student Advisory has for its officers this year, Lisa Long President, Kermit Tilford Vice President, Marion Brown Secretary, and Dawn Long Treasurer. Sponsors of this club are Mrs. Brison, Mrs. Roth and Mr. Tilford. 66 67 B Beatty Co-Captain R Brown F Brown C Buff K Dillard L Goodman R. Montgomery G Grant Co-Captain Co-Captain T. Holbrook Co-Captain A Billingsly M Little B Mason E Scott S Seay F Woodberry 68 Front row K Simmons. R Lance. S Burns. B Kirk. C Onstott, M Partridge. J Hood. C Smith. B Mason. J. R Dickerson Second row: R Goodman. L Goodman. E. Scott. T Holbrook. J Hale Third row D Buckly. P Mayberry. E Morgan. K. Naifeh. R Tittle. A. Davis. M Little. B Sherwood. R Brown. B Beatty. A Billingsly, J. Richardson. Fourth row: R Heller. G. Grant. M Bane. D Acree. S. Seay. H Seay. K Zachary. J. Lee. R Montgomery. J. Stockard. 69 Sapulpa 14 Bristow 3 Sapulpa 6 Little Rock Central 43 Sapulpa 6 East Central 0 Sapulpa 0 Miami 29 Sapulpa 12 Broken Arrow 13 Sapulpal18 Pryor ' 0 Sapulpa (12 College High 7 Sapulpa 20 Sand Springs 13 Sapulpa j 8 Muskogee 20 Sapulpa 0 Stillwater 21 WHm I ■ 4 '■H a cL-k Top left: Sherwood calls a play Top right: Holbrook looks lor the interception Top center: Scott puts in a day's work Lower left: Sapulpa's defense is ready 71 G Grant R Montgomery Co-Captain R Hathcock G Mast Co-Captain G Woftard M Greb Manager 72 Back row Head Coach R Rems. T Clark. K Zachary. S Seay. G. Medor, G. Grant. Assistant Coach S Tucker Middle row: R Montgomery. B Dodson. G. Mast. R Hathcock. P Mayberry. G Wofford. W. Smith Sitting Manager J. Dunbar. M. Greb 73 Upper center: Seay goes up for two Upper left: Mayberry dribbles down court Center: Coach Rems gives instructions Center right: Grant concentrates on free throw Lower left: Zachary tips it in! Lower right: Mast searches for help Sapulpa 57 Sapulpa 55 Sapulpa 61 Sapulpa 63 ‘ I 70 ■ 82 MXS €7 Sapulpa Sapulp Central Edison Sand Springs Broken Arrow Okmulgee J. Central Stillwater Tulsa Hale Cascia Hall Sand Spring College Higfl Ofcrnblgee Berryhill Broken Arrow Coweta Cascia Hall Stillwater Mustang iter _ Hig( 74 State Champions ’79-’80 T Mackey Y. Pankey S Pitner S Ross D Seaba T. Smith 531 75 Chieftamette Schedule Sapulpa 86 T. Central Sapuipa 59 T. Edison Sapulpa 51 Sand Spring. Sapulpa 56 Broken Arrovi Sapulpa 53 Okmulgee Sapulpa 68 T. Central '-J Sapulpa 56 Stillwater Sapulpa 65 Bartlesville.Coll Sapuipa 46 Okmulgee Sapulpa 56 . Broken Arrow Sapulpa 30 Mustang Sapulpa 47 MtAlester Sapulpa 60 deihks Sapulpa 59 Bartlesville Coll Sapulpa 60 Edison REGIONAL CHAMPS AREA CHAMPS STATE CHAMPS 26 28 47 25 42 22 42 19 42 25 27 34 62 28 22 Upper right: team picture Lower left: Terri Noble Middle right: awaiting the Eold! Lower middle: Karen Franklin, ower right: Yvonne Pankey Opposite Bage, upper left: fantastic offense. pper right: excitement Middle left: Stephanie Pitner. Middle: Susan Gilliam. Middle left: Basic.' Lower left: The Trophy 76 State Champs Again! This year the number one rated Chiettainettes celebrated their second consecutive state championship. In the first round of the state tournament they defeated John Marshall 40-36. In the semi-finals the Chiettainettes stomped 8th ranked Enid, which placed them in the finals facing 5th ranked Moore. This victory left the Chiettainettes not only celebrating a state championship, but the very first 5A Class championship ever. 77 SENIOR WRESTLER Robert Brown WT Heavyweight 1 st Place Bristow tourney 3rd Place Regionals 78 Top left: R Jones. A Slaton. R Long, P Gillette. H Seay. J Roth. J Lee, D Borden, B Dodson. K Simmons. B Parham Bottom left: A Dorn, B Kirk, W Reynolds, D Baldwin. T Ritchie, W Wilson 1979-80 SAPULPA CHIEFTAIN Sapulpa Sapulpa Sapulpak Sapulpa Sapulpa Sapulpa Sapulpa Sapulpa Sapulpa Sapulpa Sapulpa Sapulpa Sapulpa Sapulpa Sapulpa J vs vs vs vs vs Sooner nd Springs emorial e Union Broken Arrow East Central I ebster istow Tallequah Central Western Heightsf Stillwarct ... Jenks, Regior 80 Swimming First row: Nena Carletti. Kim Danchertson. Kelly McCormick, lara lharp. Amy Morris Second row: Wendy Henderson. Traci Barnes. Debbie Roberts. Shannan Davis. Shawn Preuss. Staci Barnes Third row: Chip Atkins. Lane Lee. Terry White. Randy Warren Center left: Sapulpa swimmers prepare for meet Center right: Barnes gives for the lead Lower: Lee splashes for a win Standing: Coach D Buckley, T. Holbrook. R Goodman, P Mayberry. K Naifeh, S Seay. T Clark, G. Meador. Asst Coach 0 Pankey Standing: M Reins. D Genzer. M Walkup. M Little. L. Goodman. R Brown. S Adams. J Hood. D Joseph. C Baldwin 82 Upper left: Coach Buckley gives instructions Upper right: The Chieftains celebrate in victory Middle left: Seay guards the plate Center: Holbrook throws to first for the out. Above: Adams concentrates on getting a hit. Far left: Housiey throws for a win Left: Mason slides in safely. 83 Standing: G. Hartin, R. Fox, S. Cacy, R Brown, S. Hill, B. Dodson, J Figgins, B Dansby, D. Riffel, G Wofford. R Kitson. G. Grant Sitting: G Mast, R Montgomery, S. Perry, W. Fischer, D. Fox, W Smith. 84 R to L: A. Odum, T. Smith, H Redding, S. Pitner, L. Bemo, K. Franklin, S. Lee, T Noble, T. Mackey. D Hunt 85 86 Tennis Varsity boys B Chambers. S. Lindsay. S. Craton. J. Ritchie. B Sumner. C Henderson. T Ritchie Middle right: J Ritchie Middle center: D Bradley Middle left: C. Henderson Varsity girls S. Davis. D Bradley. S. Gilliam. J Corgan, J. Naifeh. L. Genzer Bottom left: S. 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Debbie Joesph Vice-Pres. Renee Roseborough Sec. Cheryl Stokely Treas. Karen Fitzzaland 114 David Acree Scott Adams Zoe Adams Nancy Anderson Terry Anderson Jackie Anson Guy Bailey Doug Baldridge Cindy Baldwin Doug Baldwin Becky Beaver Holly Benedict Lisa Berg Deena Biffle Ginger Billings Lori Block Brenda Bolton Glen Bolton David Borden Bret Bowling Christy Boyd Craig Boyne Bruce Bradley Keith Brison Billy Brooner Roger Brown Mike Butler 115 Terri Butler Bryant Bynum Shawn Cacy Wendy Cauldwell Scott Campbell Nena Carletti Becky Carlock Terri Carnahan Larry Carson Ann Carwell Lory Caves Sherry Childress Terry Clark Tammy Clause Gene Cox Larry Cooper Chuck Coonce Carol Cook Stacey Combs Brent Cochran Marion Coolbaugh Melinda Cruikshank Teresa Crosslin DeAnna Creason Tammy Crabtree John Dale Dana Davis Rhett Davis Trudy Davis Janie Delong 116 Donna Denton Alan Dorn Neva Dubler Derek Dugger Vince Eakes Rick Ellis Jett Ellis Ken Elmore Darla Enlow Shelly Esmond William Ethridge Lisa Evans Marisa Evans Michelle Farmer Robert Faulkner Joshua Figgms Wesley Fisher Karen Fitzzaland Jan Folger Debbie Ford Angie Foster Eva Galipeau Maryann Garrison Lora Gee Paul Gillette Marylin Glantz 117 Susie Glover Randy Goodman Cynthia Graham Lori Gregory Katie Haley Steve Hall Linda Hartung Brett Hathcock Kurtis Hausner Randy Hausner Mike Helton Carl Henderson Brad Hendrix John Hendrix Brian Henson Christine Hester Sonny Hill Mike Hobbs Jennie Hoehner Robin Hollan Jeff Hood Mitch Hudgins Sherry Hufft Dennis Hughes Paula Hughes Robert Jackson 118 Debbie Joesph Shawna Johnson Keith Jones Linda Jones Lisa Jones Rick Jones Joe Jordan Cindy Kalb Sherry Keeling Sheila Kelley Lisa Kelsey Jana Kerby Carletta Kirkwood Carol Lake Karen Lamb Katricca Largent Gina Laughlin Steve Law Annie Lawson Tammy Lawson Shelly Ledford Donna Lee Tony Legrand Elizabeth Lemons 119 Cindy Light Patti Locust Ricky Long Donnie Lucas Teresa Madden Debbie Madding Cindy Main Jon Massaro Owen Matthews Ronald Mauch Paul Mayberry Mike McCall Sherri McCormick Cindy McCullough Chris McDaniels Veronica McDaris Melody McKellop Paula Merriman Janet Mills Eric Moore Eddie Morgan Greg Moss Stacey Mozarko Greg Murphy Kirk Nafieh Teri Napier Lisa Neel Milton Nix Anglea Norton Regina Oldham 120 Curt Onstott Steve Perry Mike Peters Randy Peters Christi Petitt Danny Phillips Michelle Phillips Sandy Phillips Sheila Potts Jim Qualls Shan Quickie Jeff Quigg Robin Raburn Pam Ragland Marla Rams Tom Rawdon Tony Record Sherry Redding Lee Redick Sonya Rentz Wayne Reynolds Raymond Riley Scott Rhodes Cheryl Roberts 121 Lynne Roberts Joe Rogers Renee Roseborough Rita Ross Tammy Ross Jimmy Roth Darla Rufner Denise Seaba Howard Seay Annie Sellers GiGi Sherrill Bryan Sherwood Doug Shipman David Short Debbie Simmons Keith Simmons Mike Sims Rhonda Slaybaugh Rick Sloan Dennis Smith JoNell Smith Lori Smith Teresa Smith Brenda Southerland 122 Lisa Stanton Kim Stephens Pam Stephens Shiela Steinbarger Kim Stockard Cheryl Stokely Debbie Stover Linda Taylor Linda Thompson Ronnie Tittle Kay Lynn Trail Laura Tumbleson Larry Underwood Susan Vail Scott Vanarsdel Lynnette Waggoner Mark Walkup John Wallace Debbie Wallen Mike Warden Cindy Washko Teresa Washburn Randy Watts Mike Webber 123 Kenny West Mike Wheeler David Whipple Lisa Whitehouse Brenda Whitney Paige Willingham Wade Wilson Gene Wright Steve Wright 124 125 Sophomore Officers Pres. Jay Wolfe Vice-Pres. Kim Reed Sec. DeDee Brown Treas. Susan White 126 Vera Allen Karen Autry Diedra Bailey Shane Bailey Tammy Bailey Mark Bane Charlie Barnard Pam Barnes Staci Barnes Trade Barnes Kit Beatty Monty Beckham Tina Beckham Lisa Beebe Rhea Dean Be mo Mike Berg Lori Bernard Becky Bevenue Jom Bias Rick Bing Terry Blackburn Karen Blodgett Louie Boles Chris Bonnaha Dennis Brandt Julie Bratt Lita Bricker Mitch Bright Tom Bright Carlene Brown De Dee Prown Henry Brown Leo Bruce Lori Bryant Leigh Byrnes Jerry Burtram Gretchen Cacy Elizabeth Cane DeEdra Cantrell Jimmy Carlock Craig Carr Glenn Castleman Chad Chalk Steve Chambers Janette Chance 127 Carol Christian Terri Christian Alecia Clark Chris Clark Joe Clyma Carrie Cochran Scott Coggins Connie Collins Barry Cook Steve Cook Steve Cox Paula Crabough Richard Craite Laura Crawford Kim Creason Mike Dalrymple Pat Davis Berme Dean Sharon Dearonan Lisa Deaton JR Dickerson Sandra Dillman Brad Dodson Angela Donathan Debbie Dowd Ronnie Downey Dawn Drain Debbie DuBois Jim Dunbar Debbie Duncan Luke Durbin Denise Echelstifer Charlie Ellenbrug Mike Endsley Karen Escoe Sonny Faulkner La Donna Fazendine Cricket Feeback Craig Filby Jay Ford Gene Freeman Monica Freeman 128 April French laNora Faulkner Adam Fox Tricia Garner David Gee Jimmy Gentry Denise Genzer Mitch Gibbons Tammy Gibson Julie Gilbert Steve Gillette Susan Gilliam Tracie Gosney Marty Gotcher Sharon Graham Lorrie Gray Carmen Green Scott Green Christy Grim Eddie Haley Chuck Hall Clayton Harris Kim Harp Melissa Hathcock Mike Hayter 129 Kurt Hellen Craig Henderson Curt Hendrix D J Hicks Carla Hobbs Terri Hockett Tracy Holbrook Tina Hollman Raelleene Holly Lori Housley Dan Howard Lonnie Hudgins Demetria Hunt Renee Hurt Loretta Hutchinson David Jackson Dennis Jackson Jenny Jackson Lori James Woody Jenkins Melissa Jennings Penny Jenson Allen Johnson Lori Johnson Kim Johnson Marlene Johnson Vonda Johnson Chris Jones Tommy Jones 130 Amy Jordan Gayle Jordan Susan Keeton Danny Keith Cindy Kent Brock Kirk Sherry Knight David Kohler Tammy Kragel Ricky Lance Denise Land Dora Langmaid Penny Lawson Shonta Lee Danny Lenhart Paula Leverett Karen Lewis Karen Light Kim Lindsey Johanna Lindstrum Dawn Long Lance Long Don Lucas Lark Lust Richard Malloott John Mallory Becky Martin Melanie Martin Phyllis Marshall Tre Marshall Linda Masters Patricia Mauch Marla Mayberry Lynn McClain Shelly McCullough Vickie McCombs 131 Dennis McKee Martha McKee Steve McGinley Yvonne Merritt Greg Meyers Angie Miller Brenda Minney Patrice Minor Alan Moore Amy Morris Darla Morris Glenda Morris Pam Noble Anna Northrip Wesley Odum Rodney Osborne Karla Oxford Brenda Paddock Ollie Parker Donia Patterson Dianne Patton Lisa Perkins Mary Petitt Teresa Petitt Lisa Pfannestiel Donna Pitts Elizabeth Pleasant Marshall Plummer Shawn Preuss Scott Pritchard Roberta Rabatine Tim Reather Tammy Record John Reed Kim Reed Ron Reed Leslie Rentz Shannon Rhodes JoLynne Rice Carla Riederer Tammy Riley Tim Ritchie 132 Tom Ritchie Pam Rivers Issac Robertson Janette Robins Shannon Robinson Shawn Robinson Dawn Roland Cheryl Rose Tracie Ross Tracy Ross Peggy Rush Ron Sawyer Dan Schmidt Chuck Schwickerath Melinda Sellers Kim Shaw Tom Shelton Paula Shipman David Shouse Angela Sivadon Marianne Slaton Terry Smiles Temple Smith Chris Solomon Cindy Solomon Kelly Speck Becky Stepens Mary Stedman Kim Stephens David Stevens Kaye Stevenson Perri Stockton Scott Stone Tony Stone Mike Stroup Robin Summers Cedric Sutton Dennis Sutton Sandy Tankersley Tara Tharp Doug Thomas Linda Thompson Steve Thompson Bernadette Tilford Carol Todd 133 Melissa Walker Wayne VanSandt Cindy Wallace Stephanie Ware Randy Warren Toni Walters Carl Watts Nancy Wesley Billy West Karen White Kerry White Susan White Terry White Gina Whitehead Dean Whitehouse Conrad Whitfield Larry Whinery Terry Whinery Martin Whipple David Widdoes Patty Wild Bruce Wilkerson Helen Wilkerson Jill Wilkerson Donita Williams Terrie Wilson Tuesday Wingo Steve Winterbottom Teresa Winterbottom Cheryl Wolfe Jay Wolte Johnny Wolfe Alice Wolfenbarger Ronny Wood Steven Wood Nancy Wray Kellie Wright Ken Zachary Wendy Henderson 134 Paul Atkins Derwin Folger President Max Callahan Jane Enlow Larry Higgs Gerald Kelsey 136 Ernie Thompson Asst. Principal I Ron James Principal Mike Shanahan Asst. Principal 137 Arthur Davis Jean Davis Esta Decker Joy DeLong Jeanne DeVillers Karen Dodge Barbara Gilliam Edna Hellen Ralph Heller Robert Henderson 139 Sharon Killough Lana Kite Harry Hewlett Loretta Hight Donnelle Horn Sam Houghton Sue Houghton Sheila Hueste Kay Jackson John Johnson 140 142 Lois Smith Paula Smith Jim Stockard Randy Taylor Steve Tucker Diana Van Landingham Carloyn Williams Julia Wolff Beverly Birdsong Jeannie Coffee Ann Cox Edith Dodson Billie Epperson Jack McKenzie Mary Jo Rains Hazel Smith Kermit Tilford Almeta Wood m VISION I sit upon an eagle's wing And watch my timing slow. I see a cliff; upon it stands The mirror ot my soul Another thermal and spiraling high My spirit does unwind. And now I see what I might be Reflected by my own kind. A titting place these upcurved wings, Climbing by league and mile, An inner warmth of glowing life Lifts my face to the sun; I smile. 147 Awards Assembly 1980 Students receiving Outstanding students in the main department were Wesley Odum, Plane Geometry; Lisa Neal, Geometry; Carol Christian, Algebra II; Patricia Mount, Algebra II and Alicia Odum, Advanced Math in the Math Department at the school. A.A.U.W. awards also went to Linda Wiley, Mel Little. Tangie Johnson, Larry Dewitt, Kathy Phillips, Roger Brown, Alicia Odum and Kevin Stanfield. Band Students receiving awards were: Julie Crogan and Rusty Kidd, directors award; Stacey Garvin, outstanding jazz student; Steve Nichols, Mark Massaro, Kermit Tilford and Tim Washburn, outstanding senior bandsmen. Counselors Awards of Recognition went to Stephanie Pitner and Floyd Woodberry. Senior Pins for participation in the award winning Vocal Music department were: Jeana Anglin, Linda Bond, Dayna Bradley, Lincoln Brown, Roger Brown, Jerra Burris, Moira Cain, Polly Crites, Larry DeWitt, Brian Dodson, Tony Freeman, Ranae Harp and Cathy Henderson. Jennifer James, Lisa Long, Corilee Martelle, Janet McCoy, Jamie Mor-sey, Mike Ogden, Bruce Plummer, Mark Rector, Pam Rose, Scott Seay, Kermit Tilford, and Carla Whiteside. Those students lettering in Choir were: Guy Bailey, Cindy Baldwin, Holly Benedict, Lori Block, David Borden, Bruce Bradley, Beth Brady, Bryant Bynum, Carol Cook, Janie Delong, Shelly Esmond, Marisa Evans, Laurie Jett, Sheila Kelly, Jana Kerby, Rusty Kidd, Carol Lake, Steve Law, and Debbie Madding. Jon Massaro, Mark Massaro, Cindy McCullough, Greg Morris, Steve Nichols, Sheila Potts, Marla Rains, Lee Redick, Sonya Rentz, Keith Simmons, Doug Shipman, Kim Stephens, Ron Tittle, Darrell Toliver, Susan Vail, Scott Vanarsdel, Teresa Washburn and Tim Washburn. Newt Stephens received the Senior Art Award; Joe Wells the Art Service Award, and Tommy Jones the sophomore Art Award. Human Relations Awards went to Joyce Galloway, Mary Lynn Redick and Mose Cahwee. Joe Wolf, Kendall Herron and Roger Fox received the Five Civilized Tribes award. Lane Lee was the recipient of the Science Department Bausch and Lomb Outstanding Student award. Oklahoma Student Art Awards went to Joe Wolf, Danny Thomas, Mike Sims, Brock Kirk, Tommy Jones, Linda Jones, Greg Hunicutt, Sonny Hill, Kendall Heron, Monty Greb, Mitchell Gibbosn, Roger Fox, LaDonna Fazendine, Shannon Davis, Gretchen Cacy, Marion Brown, Kit Beatty and Shane Bailey. Lisa Pfannestiel received a Trophy for being the Outstanding Spanish I student, Carol Christian for Spanish II and Ginger Billings for Spanish III. The FFA Star Champion Farmer award went to Scott Price and the DeKalb award went to Clyde Sellers. FHA Outstanding member was Susie Glover. Young Talent in Oklahoma Awards went to Alan Jones, Terry Anderson, Jon Massaro, Dean Ber-nie, Mark Fallaschek, Brock Kirk, Bo Rentz, Scott Stone and Dayna Bradley. Anderson received two awards from the group, and Massaro received four. Outstanding French Language studies students were Lori Block, French I; Lauri Housley, French II; Debbie Joseph, French III and Alicia Odum, French IV. The High School Yearbook Star Staffer Award went to Polly Crites. This year's yearbook was also dedicated to William Shaw Devotional Club Member of the year was Tina Matney. Actor's Etc. members receiving awards were: Beth Humble, Best Character Actress; Billy Parham, Best Character Actor; Jeff Johnson, Best Supporting Actor; Susan Stock-ton, Best Supporting Actress; Daniel Adams, Best Actor and Jamie Mor-sey, Best Actress. 148 Senior Assembly Top left: Troll alert1 Top right: King Chief Center: Farewell Above: The Soph float 1977-78 Bottom left: “I never smoked a day in my life Bottom right: Snackbar skit 149 We May Never Pass This Way Again Dreams, so they say are for the fools and they let them drift away. Peace, like the silent dove should be flying but it's only just begun. Like Columbus in the olden days we must gather all our courage. Sail our ships out on the open sea. Cast away our fears and all the years will come and go and take us up, always up. We may never pass this way again. 150 iJ om UyLticj and sff Jliia (J oi(iUx J£. - «-. f om 1980 151 Lane Lee Terri Mackey Who’s Who in 1980 Mark Massaro Janet McCoy Jamie Morsey Stephanie Pitner Scott Price Susan Stockton Kermit Tiltord 152 Co-Valedictorians and Salutatorian Jon Boyne Julie Corgan Patty Kopp Shari Mobley Debbie Roberts Salutatorian 153 Students of the Month September — Polly Crites and Bobby Mason October — Janet McCoy and Lane Lee November — Lisa Doshier and Steve Nichols December — Laurie Jett and Brian Dodson January — Pam Rose and Mark Massaro February — Steve Lindsey and Susan Stockton March — Harriet Redding and Ken Zachary April — Lisa Long, Debbie Joseph and Scott Price Students of the Year Steve Lindsey and Debbie Joseph Outstanding Girl and Boy Polly Crites and Scott Price 155 Classmates and Faculty, It is hard to capture all the events, excitement, and sadness that happens throughout a school year. We have many memories of the past year at SHS — most of which we hope are recorded in this book. In the past years, we have made many friends, have gained new knowledge, and share invaluable experiences that will remain embedded in our thoughts for the rest of our life. At times, we dreaded coming to school; Band practice, again'? , doing our homework; today'? Our papers are due today? , having tornado drills; if it goes off today, it's for real folks, but wa lasted through it all and honestly deep down, wouldn't have traded it M m all for anything. Thanks, Mr. Taylor, for having patience with us, and standing by us when we were behind A special thanks to the staff ancf photographers who worked hard to make the 1980 annual one of the best ever May God bless each and everyone and keep you in his will. hen's PIZZd Congratulations Seniors! Dayna Bradley Brett Sumner Johnny Ritchie Bo Rentz Steve Lindsey Annette Hahn Shelly Cobb Lisa Doshier 157 224-1562 Dine in or Carry Out 700 E. Taft GLORYLAND BEAUTY SALON IpiP jfci iffag.,. SHERWOOD r MACHINE CO. PLYMOUTH Call 224-1340 DRUG Since 1945 25 South Park Sapulpa, OK 74066 N.J. POOL SERVICE Cleaning Chemicals Repairs on Heaters Filters and Pumps KERR BODY SHOP Newt Stephens The Complete body and paint store. We do complete restorations (T-Birds and Vettes) Insurance Our Specialty (all sizes and kinds) 33 North Water 224 7239 224-4841 BUG-A-WAY EXTERMINATOR COMPANY Pest Control Specialist You're Bugs Are Our Business 224-3407 or 492 7171 159 Dennis Lane MftPpY 215 N. Mission Sapulpa, Oklahoma (918) 224 7750 H PpY liUpCtR Herman Sing, Minister Mary Jane Vergin, Assoc. Minister Robert Wann, Choir Director Cleo Gish, Organist Sharron Scott, Secretary Red Allen, Building Engineer FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 1401 East Taft 160 BENSON LUMBER COMPANY Let us help you with your building needs. I 14 E. Lee 224-0225 161 SAPULPA LUMBER CO., INC. 1422 South Main Sapulpa, Oklahoma Call the Lumber Number 224 0440 Congratulations Seniors of '80 Steve Welter (Owner) WAL-MART We Sell for Less 224-8074 Thanlc You For Shopping Wal-Mart Rock Creek Center FAMILY MARKET 2020 South Main FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD Youth Alive Open 8:00 A.M.-10:00 P.M. Seven Days a Week Congratulations Seniors of '80 Harold Powell — Pastor Jim Hundley — Associate Pastor Thompson at Elm 224 5404, 224-8972 162 FURNITURE COMPANY OHi Of SAPULPA S OLDHT 4 LAKIST FURNITURE JTORn Home of Quality Home Furnishings FRIGIOAIRE MADDOX BEAUTYREST LELS A TRENO CARPET KROEMIER HEYW000-WAKEFIElO SIMMONS MAGNAVOX 224 0355 1007 E. Dewey I 1,000 Parts and Supplies in Stock! MILLIKEN READY TO WEAR The family store where you are cared for 224 0444 215 E. Dewey Sapulpa, Oklahoma HICKORY HOUSE BAR-B-QUE 1012 East Dewey 224 7830 Dine In — Carry Out Specializing in Barbequed Ribs, Ham, Beef, Pork, Bologna, Hot Links, Polish Links 163 Jeans, Overalls, Casual wear, Underwear, and Shoes. Buying their prom dresses at Cidon's is always a pleasure for Keri White and Lisa Pfannestiel! You will always find the Latest in Fashions at Ci( r 3 FasJ k r 5 Dresses Sportswear Lingerie Jewelry Swimwear Underwear 114 East Dewey Sapulpa, Oklahoma 224-7755 1FAIMLY IF IMM FAMILY FINANCIAL CENTER (Formerly Sapulpa Federal Savings Loan) BIXBY SAPULPA BRISTOW 600 S. Main, Sapulpa 224 4510 164 See Us for All Your Real Estate Needs Terry Gartsidi Associates BROKERS Real Estate Specialists • RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL • FARMS RANCHES FHA-VA-CONVENTIONAL 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU 224-5915 401 S. MAIN SAPULPA 245-6641 104 W. 2 SAND SPRINGS ASSOCIATED WITH HOVIS INSURANCE AGENCY INC Tom Gilbert___224-4511 Your Gallery of Homes Agent DENTON'S WESTERN WEAR The Yearbook Staff would like to Thank Denton's for providing the jeans for the cover of our book! 917 East Dewey 224 5555 SLEDGE STUDIO Portraits — Commercial — Weddings Senior Photographer 4 South Park 224 8492 Sapulpa SAPULPA'S ONE STOP BIG T 'Home of the Hungry Fighting Chieftains THE FROZEN DRINK Bring Your Book by for a Free Zemi! Fast Service Gas, Grocery, Candies, Pop Open 7 Days a Week 7-10 Sunday 10-8 801 E. Taft 224 9688 ll s ni( iv llvtn ,i m mI, iIs.i trv.it 1034 East Dewey Larry and Ava Scott (Owners) 167 ™ — GENERAL MILLWORK m VjrfiV :Submanne Sandwiches lXJ SENTRY Complete Line of Plumbing Fixtures Accessories — Water Heaters Bathroom Cabinets Water Pumps and Parts Heating Equipment 224-1270 415 E. Dewey After 3:00 p.m. Specials Buy 2 Whole Submarines and Set the Third Whole Submarine FREE! Weekdays 1 1:00 to 5:30 Sat. 11 -3 224-3151 10 South Park Funeral ) Vy 0 |-(OME N. 1 1 INC. JOHN LONG TRUCKING INC. l. ocSgnvA 216 S. Main Jrsp5o%l Sapuipa, Oklahoma W 74066 (918)224-2121 WjSr' 1 GOLDEN • nun Bill Cruikshank Director of Sales and Traffic Ken Rountree Director of Operation Floyd Perkins Dispatcher 1030 E. Denton Sapuipa, Okla. 74064 224-2142 Office A-918 168 SAPULPA AUTO DEALERS ASSOCIATIONS T. J. Kennedy Buick — SMC John Bingham Standard Chevrolet Denton Easterling Ford Prestige Oldsmobile — Pontiac Sapulpa Chrysler Dodge PETROLEUM CONTRACTORS CORPORATION 20 East Lee Sapulpa, Oklahoma 74066 P.O. Box 949 (918) 224-3700 Oil Reclaiming Tank Cleaning 169 SAPULPA CHIEFTAIN BOOSTER CLUB Officers and Directors Glenn Wilson 1st Vice President Barbara Simmons Secretary Rev. Joe Knowles Ernie Thompson Tom Freeman President John Clark 2nd Vice President Claude Masters Treasurer Bill Berry Bobby Lyons Board of Directors Charley Sherwood 3rd Vice President Ferrell Hartin Chairman Betty Seay Lusta Mackey Voice of the Sapulpa High School Chieftains and the OU Sooners KXOJ FM 101 AM 1550 170 BARTLETT-COLLI NS CO. Making Glassware for Tables All Over the World BARTLETT COLLINS GLASS CO. 171 Discount Only Choice Meats We Accept USDA Food Stamps (Ihc ODlc Reliable j§tnre 1915 (the i§ apulpa Bailu Ijeralh 16 South Park 224-5185 1834 South Muskogee Sapulpa, Oklahoma Congratulations 1980 Graduates Let us Help YOU with Your Photography Needs! 227 0603 We’re Good For Life, Retirement, Health, Accident, Group, Disability, Tax Shelters Ken Rentz, SLY — General Agent 224-5239 16 South Water Mo Harrison — Special Agent 224-5239 H 224-3919 Isn't it strange — that princes and kings And clowns who caper in sawdust rings And common people like you and me Are Builders for eternity? To each is given a set of tools A shapeless mass and a book of rules And each must build-ere life is gone A stumbling block or a stepping stone. (copied) 173 0- s (jAarAou e £7nc. fff2 S. a r . (Vt 406? ' Charbroiled Hamburgers Steaks Chacken Fry's Owned and Operated by Donnie Spears and Juanita Johnson 224 8777 Bus. Hrs. Mon. — Sat. II am — 8 pm SAPULPA FEED STORE 301 S. Main Grain — Hay — Fertilizer Field Seed Bulk Garden Seeds 224 2928 We Handle Most Major Brands! GIFT GALLERY 224 6677 Gifts — Cards 122 W. Taft Candles Wedding Invitations Wedding Accessories Root Candles Fenton — Westmoreland Glassware Prince and Princess Gardner Accessories 174 GEARL'S SMITH SUPER MARKET FUNERAL HOME 101 East Hobson Lee at Oak 224 1313 Phone:224 5073 Sapulpa, OK Sapulpa, Oklahoma 74066 Home Owned — Home Operated Mr. and Mrs. Wesley L. Smith Come and See Us at Mid America for All of Your Savings and Loan Needs MidAmerica ■ 175 Creek Hills Mall 227 0550 GREEN HILL MEMORIAL GARDENS American Cemeteries — Guardians of Our Heritage 176 LILLY PAINT COMPANY 608 East Dewey Phone: 224-0820 Sapulpa, Oklahoma J!k, c tacznt Cotvezi. deai s €a[cre Phone:224 8930 pT 101 EAST DEWEY Creek Hills Mall — Suite 106 1 1 SAPULPA, OK 1030 East Tatt, Sapulpa, OK 74066 Dorthy Bussett ■'Something for the Whole Family Moe and Myrtie Mozarko — Owners 177 1211 N. Ninth 224 7777 Sapulpa, OK FREDDIES BBQ — Steak House Restaurant — Catering Service 1425 New Sapulpa Rd. 74066 For All Your Tobacco or Candy Needs Come See Us! Open Mon. — Sat. Closed Sun. 918 224 4301 Ed Sylman SHIRTS AN STUFF Division of Brown Wilcox Co., Inc. 300 North Mission P.O.Box 1029 SAPULPA DRIVE-IN PHARMACIES No. I No. II 221 S. Main 1029 E. Cleveland 2241320 224 6558 Sapulpa, OK Sapulpa, OK Sapulpa, Oklahoma 74066 Phone 91 8 224-5763 178 . LYNN'S ANYTHING SHOP PLANTORIUM BELL • Turquoise and Indian Jewelry • Findings, Castings, and Silver • Custom Jewelry REXALL Used Books Assorted Novelty Items Plants and Plant Supplies DRUGS Master Charge and Visa Welcome Your Dependable Creek Hills Mall 224 5061 Druggist 224-4710 179 (h MUDDOBBERS 8001 New Sapulpa Road Sapulpa Charles and Jean Watkins, Rhonda and Rod Johnson, Mable Hofman COiONO. tANOBS IKM Catering Service 224-6168 BBQ Ribs and Chicken Great for parties, picnics, church groups, social functions. Inquire about our special rates for groups and gatherings. 501 South Main Congratulations Class of '80 LON T. JACKSON AGENCY, INC. Insurance — Real Estate — Loans 26 South Park St., Sapulpa, Oklahoma 74066 DOUG'S PHOTO Doug and Sherry Jones 224-1247 Weddings Portraits Sports Groups fc jtfr CREEK COUNTY MlRAas ABSTRACT CO i Ask about our gold-embossed group pictures for family reunions, class reunions, and any special group. CREEK COUNTY We specialize in special events ABSTRACT 204 E. Dewey 224 5150 Compliments of Jim Robertson 182 L. G. BALFOUR CO. 9726 E. 42nd St. Tulsa, Okla. 74145 STOCKARD'S GULF SERVICE CENTER 1100 East Taft Complete Automotive Service Tires, Batteries, Accessories Sapulpa, Okla. STATE FARM STATE FARM INSURANCE INSURANCE V « J Lester Upshaw Agent Auto Life Fire Health Bus. Phone: 224-4731 Res. Phone: 224 4669 P.O. Box 933 114 W. Taff Suite B Sapulpa, Oklahoma 74066 STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES Home Office • Bloomington, Illinois CAROL T S SCHOOLOF DANCE Congratulations to Our Seniors! 224 9084 Creek Hills Mall 183 Congratulations Class of 1980 General engineering corporation 184 SANDRA'S SCHOOL OF DANCE Congratulations to our senior! Terri Masters CROWN PRINTS Sapulpa, Oklahoma Bob and Erma Reed Owners fTlERLE nORTTlftn The Place for the Custom Facew ROCK CREEK CENTER 224-6912 Dixie Doshier - Owner UNION-SPEER ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts — Title Insurance — Escrow Service 22 S. Park Sapulpa, OK 74066 Phone: 224-4540 CHARLIE NATION BACKHOE SERVICE 224 8300 1022 S. Muskogee BACKHOE SERVICE • Bockhoe • Sewer Lines •Dump Truck • Yard Work • Footing • Septic Systems • Swimming Pools LIBERTY... WATCHWORD OF OUR NATION . . . and a famous name in bottles Georgia Green-Emerald Green-Flint . . . The Preferred Container . . . Returnable or One-Way 187 GRAHAM FLOORS Free Estimates 309 E. Dewey 2240488 BARBER'S SUPERETTE 2 Miles East of Sapulpa an HWY 117 224 5028 Congratulations Class of '80 AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST A MERIC AM MATIOMAL Bank and Trust Company •Sapulpa. Oklahoma THE COMPLETE FITNESS CENTER ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ FACILITIES INCLUDE: NATILUS EQUIPMENT OLYMPIC WEIGHT ROOM WOMENS EXERCISE ROOM WOMENS SLIMNASTICS TWO RACQUETBALL COURTS MEN’S AND WOMEN’S SAUNA MEN’S AND WOMEN’S WHIRLPOOL PRO SHOP HEALTH AND SNACK BAR Come By For Complete Tour and Information. 621 SO. MAIN SAPULPA OKLAHOMA PHONE 224-0556 - 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. GABES OFFICE SUPPLY Downtown Sapulpa 1030 E. Taft LITTLE WIMPY'S Congratulations Class'of 80 528 E. Hobson 224-9714 Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Martin (owners) 191 HARRISON’S CLOTHIERS A Fitting Place for Your Family Men's Clothing Shoes for Everyone Bob end Ray 120 E. Dewey, Sap. Sapulpa 121 So. Park Mon., Wed., Fri. 2-6 Mon., Thurs., Sat. 9-12 224 6050 Tulsa 3223 E. 31 st St. Tues. 9-12 Thurs. 2-6 747 9586 YOUNGBLOOD PLUMBING CO. Contracting and Repairing Featuring American Standard Plumbing Fixtures Glenn A. Youngblood Owner 18 Years Service 516 S. Biiby Sapulpa, Oklahoma Pals Secretarial PLACEMENTS Service. Inc. inc. employment agency 224 7888 Pat Vaughn Mona Christmas President Counselor Your Needs Are Our Concern! zx 192 193 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Joe C. Knowles Royce Brown Pastor Minister of Music F. M. Byford John Davidson Minister of Education Minister Youth 200 S. Elm 224-4100 People are First at First BaptistChurch 194 82 i E. Dewey 224 5290 A W We Strive to Please Sapulpa, OK 74066 Room 222 Secutiry Building 224-6669 Sapulpa, Oklahoma 74066 195 BOB NALE REALTOR TYLER FURNITURE We Have The Furniture of Your Future. 19 East Hobson 224 3030 Sapulpa 124 South Park 224 4582 Congratulations Seniors! JOHN DEERE Clyde®, Doris Sellers PH. (918) 224-0977 LAWN MOWERS LAW TRACTORS CHAIN SAWS ROTO TILLERS COMPRESSORS CAR WASHERS HARDWARE WELDERS HAND TOOLS TOYS FARM TRACTORS SACK HOES SKID STEER LOADERS 196 CREEK HILLS TWIN THEATER 224 7709 1100 E. Taft Highway 97 North of Sapulpa — Complete Line of A M F Bowling Equipment. Balls Fitted and Drilled — 24 Lanes to Serve You. Snack Bar Free Instructions by Appointment Only. 197 RUHL FLOWER SHOP Bob and Doris Ruhl We are as close as your telephone. PAUL'S FINE MEATS 912 E. Dewey Sapulpa, OK 74066 224 6095 Dick White Owner GABE'S GALLERY 27 E. Dewey Sapulpa, OK Ph: 224 8065 T-SHIRTS PLUS 24 E. Dewey Sapulpa, Oklahoma Moe and Myr+ie Mozarko Owners 227-1909 199 JOHN’S PAWN SHOP 5 South Main Good Luck Graduates ;t i JACK YOUNG GLASS CO. 224 6760 616 E. Dewey, Sapulpa, OK TED'S WARDROBE CLEANERS 26 East Lee 224 2896 11II E. Taft, Sapulpa, OK 927 South Main Sapulpa, OK 200 A new year, a new decade, and ... stei tries to spend the night in the boy’s restroom ... Mr. Taylor “deflate change . . . Computer flunks on making report cards; saves teache downtown with signs on his back . . . Steve Nichols plays in McDonal Juniors win float . . . Seniors win skit . . . Does Dayna Bradley still h Queen on windy night. . . David Acree really “broke a leg” . . . Julie Is his nose again, and again . . . Steve Lindsey decides he likes “roses” t President . .. Grapefruit?? You ordered oranges! . . . Band trip car hedges . . . Debbie Joseph plans Prom . . . Juniors help . . . SHS halls .. . Mel Little wins hot date with Mrs. Taylor; tours Keifer. . . Kim Re isses pig . . . Pink Panther and Inspector Clouseau visit SHS Baskets Tim Washburn leads SHS band . . . SHS hosts Wrestling Invitational' 280Z . . . Seventeen Choir members and six band members elect American Embassy, Americans held hostage . . . Raymond Montgom times . . . Chieftainettes earn 1 title back from Putnam City West. during Laugh Olympics . . . Gold prices soar. . . Lane Lee hitched a ri all” for wrestling fans . . . Harriet Redding selected Mid-Winter Spor Deadlines come fast for Yearbook Staff. . . Gas price $1.04 and still c from National Honor Society . . . Yearbook cover gets new look . . . Ma Council Camp in Winter Park, Florida over summer vacation . . . Sch drive-thru for Ken’s Pizza . . . Band performs at Oklahoma University fc typing . . . The Muppet Movie . . . Youthboard?? . . . National Honor So and Steve Lindsay . .. Winter is late . . . Are Kevin Dillard and Bob! Lindsay play dead man fling . . . Janie Delong moves to Bartlesville . .. .. . Bo Rentz is a sucker for back-scratching . . . Seniors have “A” Genzer elected District Vice-President . . . Jimmy Roth runs away; g Graham finds herself in a triple love affair. . . Janet McCoy shows off Math ... Mr. Law decides to be calm, cool, and collected . . . Michell Poor broken-hearted Mel . . . Diedra Bailey, “Miss Seventeen” . . . Wil Rally . . . No JV cheerleaders ... no Mat Girls . . . Sophomore Clas classroom, some were even wired up . . . Kim Stephens has wreck .. Tresa McIntosh and Brian Sherwood have unique relationship, no kissi Spadafora, Foreign Exchange student from Panama . . . Scott Rhode! ’ Coach Johnson’s ego . . . Prices raise in cafeteria . . . School time! and school time and money? ... We hear Mr. Taylor likes to wall s All-American High School Band . . . Carla Whiteside is engaged . . te a “Bo” Friend? . . . Janet McCoy crowned 1979-80 Homecominc lifeh and Cathy Henderson have new noses . . . Lincoln Brown break! tter than the “east” . . . Laurie Jett elected State Student Council Vice elled . . . Advanced Choir-Advanced Quartets . . . Sophomores trin fluttered with “Clean Campus” signs during North Central Evaluatior gets a rock . . . Mark Massaro is “toilet paper bandit” ... Mr. Taylo games . . . More Cheerleaders . . . More Spirit. . . Less Pep Rallies . . urney . . . Larry DeWitt, Student Council President . . . Mel Little get! I for ALL-OMEGA . . . School times change, again . . . Iran invade! y voted “Player of the Week” by KTFX . . . Junior Play success, three Registration for draft? . . . Ladies? . . . Kim Stockard exposes herselj to school. . . Alan Jones fugitive from justice . . . Jimmy Kent “show ; Queen . . . Wrestlers allowed cake this year instead of oranges . . ing up . . . Lane Lee and Patty Kopp receive scholarship nomination! plan ski trip for Spring Break . . . Polly Crites attends National Studen ol Board likes Student Council project . . . Bruce Bradley makes nev )tball game halftime . . . Shelly Esmond has fast fingers, wins trophy fo ety gives best Christmas Dinner ever under new leadership of Mr. Byre f Mason twins? Roger Brown, Mark Rector, Larry DeWitt, and Steve •ric and Pally Moore move to Texas . . . Janie Delong moves to Sapulpc ;lass meeting . . . Coach Reins enjoys PowWow publicity . . . Denise ts new car . . . Larry DeWitt likes the taste of Skoal cans . . . Sharor antalooms in Homecoming Assembly . . . More fail than pass in Senio Phillips decides she likes Brett more than Rooters Club Meetings . . Rogers never met Khomeni . . . Cindy Zulmalt loses her retainer in Pep ; in charge of putting out Victory flags ... Air conditioners in ever Mel Little gets hit from behind ... Dr. Raburn, new Superintendent . . 5. . . Have a good summer. . . See you next Year!. . . e?l . (0. Il(e OS