Smithville High School - Brave Yearbook (Smithville, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1979 volume:

This is the year that . . . Pollard’s Burned! Smithville won Fall State Champion “Batchelor’s” burned down a But some things never change . . . 4 Your ’78-’79 Annual Staff-Bringing You the Best Advisor: Marilyn McPeak Co-Editors: Candy Pollard Perry Gwaltney We, as Co-Editors of the ’79 annual staff hope that in years to come when you look through the pages of this book, it will bring back memories of the good times had by all and the ways in which this year is unique from all others. We also hope that you see part of your life portrayed as you appeared in the school year 1978-79. 5 People in Their Proper Places Organizations cditor-Sandy Assistant editor-Lana Grade School editor-Lisa Senior Class editor-Shirley (not shown) Sr. High Sports editor-Suzanne Jr. High Sports editor-Lena Activities editor-Dana Assistant editor-Sherrie Class editor-Karla Assistant editor-Leon SENIORS u. s. (Unique Seniors) Janice Bohanan Mark Anderson Ben Ashby Shawn Free Perry Gwaltney Charlotte Blake Kevin Brown Rita Hensley 9 Gerald Land Shirley Lancaster Bobbie Just Jackie Morrow Lisa Martin Lisa Parnell Loretta Owens Odell Nicholas Candy Pollard Dale Phillips Gary Pollard Larry Pollard Debbie Porter Virginia Shelton Floyd Smith ft iit amxtatlt tm Teresa Stoecld Jon Vanarasdoll Dennis Vaught Mike Walker Mr. Capehart Mr. Mowdy Peoples Names Like Peoples Faces . . . NAME FAVORITE PERSON FAVORITE PLACE Mark Anderson Marshal Tucker Back Scat of a Blazer Ben Ashby Clint Eastwood “On Trail Rides Charlotte Blake Tony Nichols Home Janice Bohanan Edrin Bohanan Estes Park, Colorado Kevin Brown Greg Kelsor Passenger Side of a Lincoln Shawn Free John Belushi “The Country Club Perry Gwaltney Donna Summers Anywhere 1 Want to Be Rita Hensley Friends A Camping Place at Boktuklo Ruth Hensley Kate Jackson Home Keith Hopper Lynard Syncrd With Someone Special Annette Hudson Lucan “The Woods Tyler Hurst Burt Reynolds Anywhere My Friends Are Brenda Jacobs Danna Lynn Home Jerry Jacobs Cheryle Teiges Fantasy Island J. D. James Farrah Fawcett-Majors With Friends Richard Johnson Candy Pollard Anywhere his Camaro Will Go Bobbie Just Phyllis Diller Pikes Peak, Colorado Shirley Lancaster Randy Lancaster Anywhere Randy Is Gerald Land Suzanne Somers In Front of the Tube Lisa Martin Vernon Ray Queen Wilhclmina Street Jackie Morrow Randy Collins Liberal Liberal. Kansas Odell Nicholas Ruth Buzzy You Name It Loretta Owens Leon Owens Home Lisa Parnell Jeff Johnson Wherever My Friends Arc Dale Phillips Kathy Black In The Army Candy Pollard Richard Johnson With Richard and Friends Gary Pollard Sue Smith Broken Bow Larry Pollard Sherry and Kerri The Drivers Seat of a Cadillac Debbie Porter Peter Frampton Oregon Cindy Rogers Ronald Rogers Home Sweet Home Virginia Shelton Robert Redford Florida and Dallas Floyd Smith Melinda Melinda's - House Teresa Stoeckl Undecided Luchtcnstcin. Germany Jon Vanarasdoll Darian Youmans Broken Bow Dennis Vaught Chccch an Chong In My Car Mike Walker Farrah Florida Loretta Goings Burt Reynolds Home Jessie Glover Cheryle Ladd Wherever 1 am Found 15 SENIOR WILL Odell Nichols wills his title of the sex symbol of Smithville to Jeff Grant. Debbie Porter wills her ability to have a different boyfriend every week to Tammy Carter. Mark Anderson wills his falcon to Darrin Copper for those wild nights on the town. Larry Pollard wills his ability to go to school during the day and be a family man at night to Ricky Phillips. Dennis Vaught wills his bottle of visinc to Donnell Williams, and his way with women to Ted McCauley. Virginia Shelton wills her great legs to Netlla Smith and her shyness to Sherry Jacobs. Kevin Brown wills all of his pants he has ripped out at school to Dana and Sandy to make blankets for the poor. Charlotte Blake wills her curly hair and her way with boys to Darian Youmans, and Tonya Dixon. Dale Phillips wills all of his personal belongings to David Donica because we will never sec him again after he leaves for the Army. Mike Walker wills his ability to work at the Feed Mill for two years without missing a day to James Baily and his way with older women to Toby Ashby. Floyd Smith wills his chicken catching abilities to Barry Cunningham, and his fast as lightening car to Jeff Grant. Lisa Martin wills her ability to always get into a fight with Mark Wheaton to Phyllis Owens. Jerry Jacobs wills his body guard abilities to Wes Roberts, and His P.E. Shorts to Oscar Blake. Candy Pollard wills her ability to break up with a guy 10 times a week and always go back to him to Dana Umsted. Perry Gwaltney wills his ability to get most studious every year when he doesn’t ever deserve it to John Brock. Ruth Hensley wills any junior who is brave enough to take Chemistry next year the ability to act like a Kindergartener. The Chemistry 0 Class wills Mr. Kemp the copyright to all their Famous sayings. Jackie Morrow wills her ability of keeping cool when there is a disaster going on to Rhonda Shannon, also her ability of talking gross to Debbie Shcdd. Shirley Lancaster wills her Webester Dictionary to Lena Sims and her nickname “Dolly” to Sandy Just. Kevin wills his Mohmohamed Ali Shuffle to Jeff Johnson. Lisa Parnell wills her ability to have three boyfriends at the same time to Suzanne Williams. Richard Johnson wills Dana and Sandy an outdoor trip with Virgel Ward. The senior class wills Mr. Capehart the ability to quote Macbeth s speech, “hail, hail, hail”, right before a senior movie when he can’t get anyone to work. Ben Ashby wills all of His Senior points to Tony Nichols because he won’t need them on a trail ride. Keith Hopper wills his unique hair style to Don Vanarsadall. Annette Hudson wills her Betty Crocker cooking abilities to Doris Watson. J.D. James wills his strong fits to Marvin Ludlow. Bobbie Just wills her ability to do her own thing to Roxie Phillips. Teresa Stoeckl wills all of her secret lovers to Tammy Carter. Gerald Land wills his cap to Timmy Murray and his bic razor to Cric Tauriainen. Jon Vanarasdall wills his favorite set in favorite World History class to Darrin Cooper. Cindy Rogers wills her ability to get married her senior year and still come to school every day to Tammy West. Gary Pollard wills his ability to never come to school his senior year and still pass to James Bailey. Brenda Jacobs and Janice Bohanan wills their ability to take art every year and still like it to Susan Chitwood. Shawn Free wills his earring to Perry Smith and his long luxurious hair to Kevin Ranne. Loretta Owens wills her ability to get married and still come to school looking happy to Susan Chitwood. Jesse Glover wills his good carpentry abilities to Leon Toon and His loud mouth to Brenda Austin. Loretta Goings wills her ability to work for the seniors and her ability to be where the action is to Sherry Jacobs. Tyler Hurst wills his ability to come fourth in the shot put event to Clifford Fairless. Rita Hensley wills her fingernails to Denise Vaught and her ability to decorate cakes to Mona Phillips. Shirley Lancaster wills Mr. Capehart all her dirty diapers on the condition that all laundry proceeds go to the new Sr. class. She gives Mrs. McPeak her Lamaze Prepared Childbirth book, because she’ll probably need it sometime soon. And lastly she wills Tammy Carter, Jimmy Carter’s smile, Cheryl Ladd’s body, and Marilyn Monroe’s walk. So her next office will be President of the U.S. . 16 JUNIOR CLASS PROPHECY It is the year 1999 and we have just landed at the Smithville International Airport. It is early and we have just pulled up by “Rug-Rats” Disco. We are just stepping out of our “Supersonic L0500” when; who pulls up but Perry Gwaltney, with sidekicks Rita and Ruth, pulling his horse trailer. He is now one of the top ten calf ropers in the IRA. Rita and Ruth are now working as top models for Fredericks of Hollywood, when they are not making the rodeos with Perry. We all decide to go in and see all the old familiar faces of twenty years ago. Once inside, I move over to the bar where who should I see but Shawn Free, now president of Alcoholics Anonymous, giving a lecture on the bad effects alcohol has on the body. I listen for a while when . . . who should show up but Jackie Morrow. This is a real surprise. Jackie never showed up for graduation and no one has seen her since. I move over to one of the corner tables when Ben Ashby, the proud owner of the disco, announces over the mike that he and the ever-lovely Virginia Shelton are engaged to be married. I look over and spot Keith Hopper and Odell Nichols in deep conference. Knowing that these two are co-presidents of the “Lonely Hearts Club I walk over to see if any free advice is being given out. They are plotting to break Ben and Virginia up, for she has been their only customer for 20 years. Without her, they would go absolutely broke. The music finally starts for Floyd Smith just arrived. He pursued a career in radio communications and is now the local disc jockey. Ben was very lucky to get him for he has a busy schedule. Who should be first on the dance floor but Mark, doing the Disco Duck. Mark is now our friendly area dealer for the Hoover Vacuum Company. There dancing with Brenda Jacobs is Smithville’s millionaire Jon Vanarsdoll. Brenda is also doing well she has just been promoted to President of the 1st National Bank of Smithville. Jesse Glover has just ridden up with his motorcycle gang the “Smithville Devils. Ben said the last time they were there they threw rolls of burning toilet paper in the windows and he had to call the local fire department, and to top that off the firemen Gerald Land and Gary Pollard, hooked the water hose up to the gas tank only making the fire worse. I look over in the corner and see Kevin Brown moaning about his new haircut. He had to get his afro trimmed down about six inches so his skull cap will fit over it. He has just been accepted into the royal order of Monks. Slowly making her way over to Kevin is Sister Lisa Martin, who recently became a nun. There is a rumor going around that they are singing to each other, “Sleepin’ double in a single bed.” A small crowd has gathered around one of the east tables. It looks as though Teresa Stoeckl is giving out autographs. Teresa finally established her life long goal of becoming famous. She is working with co-star Phyllis Diller in the new show “Beauty and the Beast”. Who’s to say which is which. Teresa is not the only famous person who has her own show. Richard Johnson, long time fan and follower of Virgil Ward, has taken over his show. Richards wife. Candy, has finally overcome her fear of childbirth and is working as an instructor in the prepared childbirth method. She also has 9 lovely daughters of her own. And speaking of children, Shirley has finally got her act together. She and Randy have 3 sets of twins and 1 set of triplets. Over in the far corner of the room I can see Tyler trying to wake up J.D. as he is tuckered out from instructing all those cute little beauties on Smithville’s Artificial Ski Slopes. Tyler has slowed down his act and is now the Driver Education instructor at the Smithville High School. Over by the door who should walk in but Lisa Parnell, who has surprised all of her former friends and classmates as she is now the first woman president of the Save Squirels of America. Annette H. is working as a waitress at Dixie’s Topless Bar and Grill, while Loretta and Leon who have passed the mark of newlyweds, have settled down on their 1000 acre farm in hopes of raising lots of little “L’s”. Cindy Rogers is still working the cafeteria as head cook and supervisor. Mike Walker is now projectionist at the Capehart Twin Theater, but he wants Loretta Going, Mafia’s No.l assassin, to rub out Mr. Capehart and Mrs. Mowdy so he can become owner of the theater. Janice B. is dancing around with an arrow through her head and a pair of rabbit ears on top as she is working with Steve Martin under the title a “Wild and Crazy Gal. Larry and Bobbie are now the most renowned ballet couple, however, Larry manages his own basketball team and Bobbie still models. Jerry is in Africa where he is a missionary and has found a wife, while Dennis made the mistake of marrying a liberated woman. He now stays home with the five and cooks and cleans house. After 20 years, Charlotte has accomplished her goal of being a librarian, as she no longer has trouble talking since all her teeth fell out. Dale Phillips and wife Kathy have just dropped in. He is now a five star general for the army. And finally after 20 years, Debbie has gotten the courage after telling Johnny to “wait until next week”, to let her parents know she’s getting married. Well this marks the end of the disco reunion. As I set back and watch all my friends fly off, I wonder what they will be in the next 20 years. 17 Jive Talking-Juniors Chitwood, Susan Cooper, Darrin Cunningham, Barry Dixon, Tonya Donica, David Fairless, Clifford Murray, Timmy Nichols, Tony Owens, Phyllis Phillips, Mona Phillips, Rickey Phillips, Roxie Smith. Perry Smith, Rickey Toon, Leon Umsted, Dana Vanarsdall. Don Vaught, Denise Asby, Toby Austin. Brenda Bailey, James Blake, Bud Brock, John Carter, Tammy Grant, Jeffrey Jacobs, Sherry Johnson, Jeff Just, Sandy Ludlow, Marvin McCauley, Ted Rann, Kevin Roberts, Wesley Shannon. Rhonda Shedd, Debbie Sims, Lena Smith, Netla 18 West, Tammy Williams. Donnell Williams, Suzanne Youmans, Darian Watson. Doris ELEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS President Dana Umsted Vice Pres. Suzanne Williams Sec .-Treas.-Lena Sims Reporter-Perry Smith Satisfying-Sophomores Cline, Kenneth Combs. Lana Cunningham, Rogei Duke, Marcus Forrest, Joe Gillham. Melvin Jordan, John Keiss, David Lawrence, Melinda Lowrie, Roger Ludlow, Newman Nipper, Doug [IYJ Sims, Jena Smith, Bobby Smith, Elizabeth Smith, Marty Smith, Paula Smith, Sue Blake, Donald Blake. Sherrie Bohanan, Anita Brown, Chris Bruce, Ronald Charlton, Leslie Glover, Donald Going, Michael Hopper. Delbert Hopper, Karla Hudson, Gene Jacobs, Doug r Nipper, Leslie Parnell, Kerri Phillips, Kerry Pollard, David Pollard, Penny Red us, Mike 20 Vaught, Sydney Walker. Barbara Walker. Debbie Walker, Sonya Watson, Julian Webb, Todd PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE CLASS OFFICERS President—Jena Sims Vice President—Sherrie Blake Secretary—Penny Pollard Reporter—Lana Lea Combs Williams, Zack Youmans, Charles 21 Flying High-Freshmen Carrol, Diane Chitwood, Charles Cline, Roscoe Cost. Darla Counts, Veston Fair less, LaWanda Hamni, Joey Hamm, Mike Hensley, Willy Bob Hopper, Kendall Hughes, Gary Isaac, Sharon Kincaid, Michael Kuykendall, Donald Land, Loyd Ludlow, Joe Martin, Bobby Mims, Laura Batchelor, Shelly Blake, Liz Blaylock, Dusty Bohanan. Kathy Bruce, Loretta Carter, Kevin Fairless, Loyd Fowler, David Freeman, Sondra Going, Junior Grant, Darrell Grant, FUaine Jaco, Richard James, Doretha Jefferson, Gaytha Jewell, Kenneth Jones, Sue Just, Glenda V 22 Moore, Leshia Owens, Mike Peterson. Ricky Plunkett. Marlow Pollard, Benny Pollard, Stanley Taylor, Eugene Teague, Doug Ward, Calvin Ward, Regina West, Karen Wheaton, Mark NINTH GRADE OFFICERS President—Dena Sims Vice President-Jody Williams Secretary-Leshia Moore Treasurer—Joey Hamm Reporter—Mike Owens Rominc, Phyllis Samuel, Darrell Self, Gary Self, Sandra Shannon, Brenda Sims, Dena A1 AIIA8LE Wilcoxson, Troy Williams, Jody Worden, Eugene Wright, Glenn Young, Karen Zielinski, James 23 Easy Riding-Eighth Colbert, Janis Denton. Mary Ann Dewitt, Becky I airless. Carla Grant. Tracy Hamm. Elliot Ludlow, Carol Ludlow, Randy Martin, Teresa Me Reynolds. Mackey Oakes, Karen Phillips. Billy Welch, Eric Williams, Bill Williams, Lola Williams, Monty Wylie. Leslie Allen. James Bohanan. Darin Bohanan. Keith Bush, C urtis C arter, Lisa C'harlton, Joy Hudson, Sallie Hughes. Brian Jacobs, Mike Kincaid, Russell K nigh ten, Johnny Kuykendall, Jerry Pollard. Bruce Samuel. Peggy Smith. Regina Vaught, Clifton Watson. Mike W ebb. Cal 25 26 Stirring - Seventh SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS President-Tommy Blake Vice Pres.—Leslie Parnell Sec.—Denise Liles Treas.-Tommy Jewell Reporter-Lois Nipper Cline. Matt Cline, Mike Cline, Tranna Fairless, Cecil ( airless, Tony Going, Maureen Johnson, Terry Liles, Denise Lowman, Karen Ludlow. Theodore Murray, Glenn Nipper, Lois Vaught, Bryan Stirring-Seventh It� Busy Benn, Dorman Blake. Tommy Bohanan, Nickey Branson, C'harla Bruce, Debbie Bush, Joy Page, Paula Parnell, Leslie Peterson, Alice Romine, Rhodie Walker, Lashell Ward, Kenneth 28 ADMINISTRATION A Word From the Administration Don Sims Superintendent TO THE STUDENT BODY It is with great pride and joy that I have been able to see you complete another milestone in your lives. We, the faculty, hope in some way we have instilled in your minds the most important things; a love for God, your fellowman, and your country. With these and the will to work and pride in things well done, we know you can climb to higher plains and accomplish far greater heights. We hope in some way we have helped you to maintain a respect for the past and a desire to make the future better. Appreciate and be content with what you can’t change, but keep in focus an aim in life and strive harder to develop your talents that will make this a better world. I have enjoyed this year of eagerness and acheivement in your lives and hope in some way I have helped. I am always interested in you as a person. Please feel free to drop in at any time. My doors are open and you are welcome. Your Superintendent, Don Sims Board Members 30 YVONNE BARNES English Speech COOPER BROWN Baseball Jr. Sr. High Girls Basketball Health Ed. JERRY CAPEHART English Drivers Ed. DANNY RAMSEY Octavia Principal 5th 6th Grade LARRY CHEEK Counselor Oklahoma History Civics PHIL DOUCET Music GLADYS DEAN 3rd 4th Grade Octavia LUCILLE FAIRLESS 4th 5th Grade Smithville POLLY GODSBY 3rd 4th Grade Smithville PAUL GWALTNEY Industrial Arts American History ANITA HENSLEY Home Economics JUDY HIAT Special Education Smithville GAYLON KEMP Science Boys grade school P.E. Baseball Assistant Coach CHRISTINE LUDLOW Special Education Ofctavia 4 MARILYN McPEAK Typing 1 2 General Business Yearbook A B McREYNOLDS CVET CHARLES MOWDY Rela ted Math 7th Sc 8th Grade Math Algebra II High School Math GRACE PAQUETTE Special Education Smithville RONNIE MORTON Jr. 6c Sr. High Boys Basketball Zoology, Biology Geometry, Algebra I MARIE WALKER Octavia Kindergarten SAMMY WATSON Art, Reading KENNETH SMITH Principal 5th Sc 6th Grade Smithville GENEVIA WEAVER 1st Sc 2nd Grades Smithville DOUG WILLIAMS Vocational Agriculture ROY YOUNG Vocational Carpentry Doing What Conies NATURAL Leap Frog, Anyone? Mudents A stitch in time saves Hey!You got my Bowling Finger!! Didn't you out grow that years ago? The reminds me of a story!!! As usual sitting on the job again! Wanna Rumble? Who gets a guy quicker a nicker or a flicker!! I remember back in the early 1900’s!!! As usual, mouth wide open!! Be quiet I’m trying to read! Smile!! Who took my Teddy Bear?? Eating again?!! Don’t you dare call me that!! c ACTIVITIES «MK|P MR. AND MISS SMITHVILLE SR. HIGH Shirley Pollard Richard Johnson Who’s Who in High School Smithville “Who’s Who” section is determined by majority vote of the student body is each category. A ballot was distributed to each student in homeroom from grades 7-12, and each student anonymously voted on the person of their choice. We hope you like the results of your votes. Biggest Mouths Mark Anderson Dana Umsted Most Studious Tammy Carter Perry Gwaltney Friendliest Shirley Pollard Jeff Grant Biggest Flirt Wolf Dana Umsted Mark Anderson Most Athletic Candy Pollard Jeff Grant Biggest Cut-Ups Sandy Just Mark Anderson Most Likely to Succeed Shirley Pollard Dale Phillips Cutest Sophomores Lana Combs David Keiss Cutest Juniors Denise Vaught Jeff Grant Cutest Seniors Candy Pollard Richard Johnson Friendliest Elaine Grant Dusty Blaylock Who’s Who Jr. High Most Athletic Elaine Grant Darrell Grant Cutest Smile Elaine Grant Darrell Grant Most Studious Shelly Batchelor Charlie Chitwood Best Figure Physique Elaine Grant Darrell Grant Biggest Mouth Karen Young Dusty Blaylock Most Popular Elaine Grant Darrell Grant Biggest Flirt Wolf Elaine Grant Dusty Blaylock Caught in the act!!! Biggest Cut-Ups Glenda Just Dusty Blaylock Cutest 8th Graders Tracy Grant Monty Williams Cutest 7th Graders Mary Johnson Les Parnell Royalty 1979 Left to Right: Debbie Porter, Jeff Grant, Suzanne Williams, David Donica, Chris Brown, Penny Pollard, Karla Hopper, Rick Phillips, Lisa Parnell, Jeff Johnson. Tammy Carter, James Bailey. Crownbearers: Ronnie Morton, Kerry McReynolds. Crownbearers Kerry McReynolds and Ronnie Morton Basketball 44 Honors Were Abundant 1978 McCurtain County Fair Below Left to Right—Doug Williams accepting C. L. Campbell Memorial Traveling Trophy. This award was won by the Smithville Chapter for earning the most points in all Livestock Divisions. Mackey McReynolds accepting steer showmanship award. Suzanne Williams accepting lamb showmanship award. 45 Kevin Carter—York 1st Breed Kendall Hopper—1st Breed Rickey Phillips—Duroc 2nd Kendall Hopper—Hamp 1st Leshia Moore—Chester 2nd 46 Mackey McReynolds—Cross Breed Steer 1st and Breed Champion Perry Smith—Duroc 1st Lena Sims—Suffolk 3rd Mike Owens—York 3rd Joe Ludlow—1st and Breed Champion Jena Sims—Hamp 1st Reserve Breed Kerry McReynolds—Hamp 1st Barry Cunningham—Cross 3rd Jody Williams—Chester 1st Dena Sims—Suffold 3rd Suzanne Williams—Hamp 1st and Breed Kerry Phillips—Chester 2nd Perry Smith—Poland 2nd Carnival Royalty - 1978-1979 The Junior High Halloween King and Queen are Dusty Blaylock and Liz Blake. Dusty is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Blaylock of Beach. Liz is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Almon Blake of Watson. The Grade School Halloween King and Queen are John Cline and Tara Capehart. John is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Benny Cline of Octavia. Tara is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Don Capehart of Octavia. The Senior High Halloween King and Queen are Chris Brown and Jena Sims. Chris is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Brown of Octavia. Jena is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Sims of Smithville. Mona Gayle Phillips Sherrie Blake Sue Smith 50 Sue Smith Ms. Congeniality Rodeo-America's No.l Sport 51 ORGANIZATIONS MR. AND MS. FI Joe Forrest Elizabeth Smith FBLA- Supporting Our Heritage of Free Enterprise Officers PRESIDENT—Shirley Pollard (not shown) V PRESIDENT— Candy Pollard SECRETARY—Dana Umsted TREASURER—Sandy Just PARLIAMENTARIAN—Perry Gwaltney REPORTER—Teresa Stoeckl The Future Business Leaders of America is an organization designed to help the business students. Each year a group of members go to the FBLA conference to compete in business-oriented contests. This helps the students who are interested in a business career for the future. FBLA Reporter Teresa Stoeckl Members 1ST ROW: Left to Right; Sandy Just, Sonya Walker, Penny Pollard, Dana Umsted, Netlla Smith, Elizabeth Smith, 2ND ROW: Advisor Marilyn McPeak, Teresa Stoeckl, Perry Gwaltney, Joe Forrest, Shaun Free, Leon Toon, Candy Pollard, Lana Combs, Barbara Walker. 54 FBLA-Working Toward Their Future 55 FFA SWEETHEART- SUZANNE WILLIAMS FFA Group 1ST ROW: Left to right; Advisor Doug Williams. Rickey Phillips. Perry Smith. Ricky Smith, Sonny Williams. Bud Blake. Barry Cunningham. 2ND ROW Glenn Wright, Ted McCauley, Clifford Fairless, Timmy Murray, Melvin Gilliam, Loyd Fairless, Kerry Phillips, John Jordan, Roger Lowry. 3RD ROW: Kenney Jewel. Charley Chitwood, Mike Hamm, Darrell Grant, Dusty Blaylock, Kendall Hopper, Gary Hughes. Kevin Carter, Mark Duke. Leslie Charlton, Wes Roberts. 4th Row: Veston Counts, Troy Wilcoxin, Mike Owens, Joe Ludlow, Gary Self, Darrell Sameuls, Donald Kuykendall. Eugene Taylor, John Brock, Newman Ludlow, Ben Ashby. CVET Group 1ST ROW: Left to Right; Mike Hamm. Sonny Williams. Kerry Phillips. John Jordan. Roger Cunningham. A. B. McReynolds. 2ND ROW: Troy Wilcoxin. Kendall Hopper. Kevin Carter. Donald Kuykendall. Mark Duke. Lesly Charlton. 3RD ROW: Loyd Fairless, Gary Self, Joe Ludlow, Darrell Sameuls, Eugene Taylor, Newman Ludlow. 57 MISS FHA Dana Umsted FHA BEAU James Bailey FHA-Pressing Toward New Horizons FHA Officers 1ST ROW: Co-songleader, Charlotte Blake; Parliamentarian, Sandy Just; President. Tammy Carter; Chaplain, Teresa Stocckl; Secretary, Dana Umsted; Co-songlcadcr. Sherrie Blake; 2ND ROW: Pianist. Susan Chitwood; Reporter, Ruth Hensley; Treasurer, Rita Hensley; Fresh. Rep , Shelly Batchelor; Hist., Karla Hopper; Fresh. Rep., Leshia Moore. Our chapter of Future Homemakers of America has become more aware of the multiple roles of men and women in today’s society. We realize the need to stress the importance of men, as well as women, learning how to manage a home and raise children. FHA Reporter Ruth Hensley Members 1ST ROW: Officers; 2ND ROW: Jody Williams. Elaine Grant, Marlowe Plunkett, Mark Wheaton, Leon Toon, Jeff Johnson, Shaun Free, Perry Gwaltney. Darla Cost, Laura Mims. Tammy Yandell, Regina Ward. 3RD ROW: Melinda Lawrence, Annette Hudson, Debbie Walker, Brenda Shannon, Sandra Self. Karen Young, Glenda Just. Sondra Freeman, Lisa Parnell, Bobbie Just, Jackie Morrow, 4TH ROW: Advisor Anita Hensley, Sue Smith, Virginia Shelton, June Bruce, Kathy Bohanon, Diane Carroll, Gathy Jefferson, Brenda Jacobs, Netlla Smith, Liz Blake, Debbie Porter, Sherry Jacobs. 60 FHA-at Work, Rest, and Play 61 VIP’S in FHA Sub-District Officer This year Tammy Carter was elected sub-district vice-president. Her goal is to attain state national offices to attend the national rally. National Convention Mrs. Anita Hensley was selected as one of four voting delegates represent- ing the Okla. Home Economics Division ot the American National Convention in Dallas, Texas. The 1978-79 FHA National Convention will be held, this year, in Washington D. C. The delegate is Tammy Carter and the first alternate is Dana Umsted. Advisor New Members This year we welcomed 28 new members into FHA. All arc hard working and eager to participate. These are our 1978-79 co-songleadcrs and our pianist performing at the installation. Songleaders are Charlotte and Sherrie Blake. The pianist is Susan Chitwood. 62 FHA - Fun Humor Activity -jr 63 4-H Making the Best Better FRONT ROW. Left to Right: Rhichard Jaco, Keith Bohannon. James Allen. Monty Williams, Lesley Wylie, Nina Hudson. Joy Charlton, Joy Bush, Dennise Liles, Karen Lowman, Theresa Hilton; SECOND ROW: Karen Young, Dcna Sims, Elaine Grant, Sherrie Blake, Becky Dewitt, Debbie Walker, LaShell Walker, Karen Oakes. Carla Fairless, Debbie Bruce, Maureen Goings, THIRD ROW: Timmy Murry. Jeff Johnson, Jena Sims. Karla Hopper, Suzanne Williams. Leshia Moore, Marlow Plunkett, Sondra Freeman. Lena Sims, Rhonda Shannon, Tony Fairless, Cecil Fairlcss, FOURTH ROW: Johnny Knighten, Wes Roberts, Tony Nichols. Ted McCally, Mike Cline, Kenneth Ward, Mark Wheaten, Melvin Gilham, Mike Goings, Bill Williams. Industrial Arts Busy at work learning the art of woodworking 65 Vocational Carpentry — Working? Left to Right: Tony Nichols, Gary Pollard, Wesley Roberts, and Dale Phillips. Front: J. D. James Rear: Kevin Rand ■ r t Mr. Young and Larry Pollard Vocational Carpentry’s project for the year was to build this house. It cost approximately $12,000 and is 22’x42 It has three bedrooms, a bath, living room, kitchen and dining room. The boys that helped in its construction were Tony Nichols, Wes Roberts, Dale Phillips, J.D. James, Odell Nichols, Larry Pollard, Mark Anderson, Keith Hopper, Jesse Glover, Kevin Rand, Tyler Hurst and Garry Pollard. 66 Music-The Lyrics of Life 1ST ROW: Left to Right; Tranna Cline, Tonya Dixon. Lisa Martin, June Bruce, Cindy Rogers. Brenda Shannon, Kathy Bohanon. Roxie Phillips, Lachell Walker, Alice Peterson. Maureen Goings. Paula Page. 2ND ROW: Instructor Phil Doucet, Anita Bohanon, Debbie Shedd, Barbara Walker. Diane Carroll, Sally Hudson. Carla Fairless. Sonya Walker, Darian Youmans, Melinda Lawrence. Debbie Walker. Sue Jones. JR. HIGH OFFICERS Left to Right: Diane Carroll—Treasurer, Brenda Shannon— Vice President, Kathy Bohanon—President, Alice Peterson—Secretary SR. HIGH OFFICERS Left to Right: Tonya Dixon—Treasurer, Darian Youmans— President, Roxie Phillips—Secretary, Not Shown Rhonda Shannon—Vice President 67 Strings and Things Guitar Class: Front Row Left to Right Bobby Martin, E. Guitar Joey Hamm, E. Guitar Ray Ward, Guitar Mike Hamm, Guitar Ricky Peterson. Base Jimmy Zielinski, Guitar Eric Welch, Guitar Julian Watson, E. Guitar David Pollard, Guitar (not shown) Les Nipper drums 68 • J Braves Capture State Title Front Row—Jeff Grant, Doug Jacobs, Barry Cunningham, Jerry Jacobs, David Donica, Donnell Williams, Darrell Grant. Back Row—Tyler Hurst, Kevin Brown, Larry Pollard, Coach Cooper Brown, Mark Anderson, Chris Brown, Richard Johnson. Smithville State Champs. It sure sounds good! The boys must have made that statement a few hundred times. They were all on cloud 9, maybe even 10. I think they were trying to convince themselves that it had really happened. They had not only gone to Ok- lahoma City to play in the state tournament for the first time, but they won the state tournament. It was a classic example of team effort. The hero was the team, not just the 10 boys that played but all those on the bench and our fans in the stands. The 10 boys were great and that’s an understatement. Coach Brown 70 71 High School Basketball Teams Left to Right—Sherry Jacobs, Karla Hopper, Sherrie Blake, Kerrie Parnell, Penny Pollard, Lena Sims, Candy Pollard, Teresa Stoeckl, Mona Phillips. Suzanne Williams, Lana Combs, Debbie Porter, Lisa Parnell, and Coach Mr. Brown. Left to Right—Doug Jacobs. J. D. James. Jerry Jacobs. Chris Brown, Kevin Brown, Donald Blake. Larry Pollard, Toby Ashby, Joe Forrest, James Bailey. Richard Johnson, Jeff Johnson, Jeff Grant, Rickey Phillips, and Coach Mr. Morton. 72 Jr. High Basketball Teams Left to Right—Mike Owens, Darrell Grant, Kenneth Jewell, Glen Wright, Troy Wilcoxin, Charlie Chitwood, Joe Ludlow, Gary Self, Kevin Carter, Will Hensley, Dusty Blaylock, and Coach Mr. Morton. 74 How’d you like a nice Hawaiian punch? 1978 model referee bigger better. Attack!!! Mother may I? I ELEMENTARY 5th Grade Jewell, Keith Just, Patricia Lovelace, Donny Ludlow, Eddie Moore, Robert Nichols, Debbie 9 Allen, Laura Blacke, Terri Bohanan, Carlton Bohanan, Eddie Carney, Michelle Colbert, Audrey Parnell, Amy Parnell, Elvin Pollard, Scott Samuels, Vicki Sanders, Linda Toon, Perry Warden, Patrica Watson, Aaron Webb,John 5th Grade I Hilton, Shawn McBroom, Debbie McBroom, Delbert Oakes, Daryl Parnell, Michael Phillips, Rhonda 77 Phillips, Terri Watson, Donald Moore, Dorothy Parnell, Jaquita Smith, James Vaught, Mitchell Watson, Brian Blacke, Timmy Bodine, Tammy Cameron, Johnny Fairless, Connie Jordon. Billy McBroom, Scotty 3rd Grade I Bailey. Billy Bohanan, Donnell Bohanan, Priscilla Charlton, Neal Freeman, Marvin Goings, Stephanie 78 2nd Grade 1st Grade Anderson, Trina Godsby, Kelley Hopper, Donna Milam, Thelma Parnell, Christopher Parnell, Cynthia Routh, Regina Smith, Gidget Teague. Tammy Wade, Heath Watson, Regina Dawn Wilson, Michael 79 School Days-Golden Rule Days 80 3rd AND 4th GIRLS Top Row: Left to Right: Lisa Goings, Dusty Smith, Stephanie Goings, Priscilla Bohanan, Teresa Page, Donnell Bohanan, Coach, Brenda Johnston. Bottom Row: Jaquita Parnell. Dorothy Moore, Andrea Hensley, Phyllis Phillips. Rosie Milam. Tammy Bodine. 5th AND 6th GIRLS Top Row: Left to Right: Terri Phillips, Debbie McBroom, Michele Carney, Laura Allen, Vicki Samuel, Pat Just, Sherry Blake, Coach Brenda Johnston. Bottom Row: Debbie Nichols, Pat Warden, Audrey Colbert. Lisa Carroll, Rhonda Phillips. Amy Parnell, Terry Blacke. 3rd AND 4th BOYS Top Row: Left to Right: Billy Bailey, Ronald Milam, James Smith, Sean Cook, Marvin Freeman, Gary Page. Johnny Cameron, Neil Charleton, Coach, Gailon Kemp. Bottom Row: Ronnie Mahoney, Brett Hilton, Brian Watson, Timmy Blacke, Donald Varner, Mitchell Vaught, Billy Bob Jordan, Scott McBroom, Jason Parnell. 5th AND 6th BOYS Top Row: Left to Right: Donnie Lovelace, Jerome Carney, Darrell Page, Aaron Watson, Keith Jewell, Perry Toon. Middle Row: Carlton Bohanon, Troy Blake. Shawn Hilton, Robert Moore, Steve Bodine, Tracy Bohanon, Eddie Bohanon. Bottom Row: Tony Blake, Delbert McBroom, Don Watson, Eddie Ludlow, Elvin Parnell, Michael Parnell, Coach Gailon Kemp. 81 Octavia = 6th Graders Brown, Patrick Chitwood, Laura Cline, Dorothy Hamm. Melissa Hinton, Robin Jacobs. David 5 th Grade Bailey, Amy Cline, Janice Cline, Tommy Dowdy, Ann Johnson, Lawrence Moore, Todd 82 4th Graders Brown, Lee Dowdy, Wenonah James, Claudine Ludlow, Norma Ludlow, Sean Walker, Janice 3rd Graders Taylor, Leonard Samuels, Cindy 3 4 Teacher Gladys, Dean Branson, Cheri Bruce, Junior Harwood, Rhonda Johnston, Jarrod Ludlow, Harlan Smith. Susan 1st Graders Ludlow, Anna Phillips. Joel Phillips, Rachel Smith, Troy Williams, Delbert Batchelor, Della hairless, Rcta Fields, Carla Hamm, Frankie Harwood, Steven Hunter, Rodney 2nd Graders Batchelor, Chandra Bohanon, Andrea Branson, Shawn Capehart, Tara Cline, John Fowler, Albert Shedd, Christy 1st 2nd Teacher Hensley, Ellen 84 Octavia Kindergarten Bailey. Cara Batchelor, David Battiest, Aaron Bohannon, Skylar Brown, Lachcllc Brown, Trenton Bruce, Edwin Cline, Chris Coley, Curtis Fairless, Marty Fowler, Adam Hopper. -Kathy Howard. Lisa Jacobs, Sean Kaudle, J. D. Ludlow, Kevin McBroom, Sherry Rose, Douglas 85 Third and Fourth Octavia Basketball Teams Coach Danney Ramsey, Back Row—Wenonah Dowdy, Sherry Mashintubby, Cindy Samuels Front Row—Rhonda Harwood, Janice Walker, Cheri Branson, Susan Smith, Norma Ludlow. Coach Danney Ramsey, Back Row—Leonard Taylor, Crandall Ludlow, Jarrod Johnston, Sean Ludlow, Harlan Ludlow. Front Row—Charles Wylie, Jimmy Jacobs, Daniel Wiley, Junior Bruce, Lee Brown. Curtis Sammuel. Coach Danney Ramsey, Back Row—Martha Vanarsdoll, Kathie Sammuels, Ann Dowdy, Janice Cline. Front Row—Tracy Owens, Laura Chitwood, Rachell Williams, Dorthy Cline, Amy Bailey. Coach Danney Ramsey, Back Row—Anthony Phillips, Narval Mashintubby, Nathan Mashintubby, Mitchell Murray, Tommy Cline. Front Row—David Jacobs, Lawrance Johnson, Todd Moore, Patrick Brown. 86 The Finishing Touches Janitor Wilma Gates Ed Martin Maintenance Charles Armstrong Mechanic Cooks Joyce Parnell Lerene Williams Felicia Brown Lucille Wright Goldie Smith (not shown) People Working to Improve Octavia Dorthy Moore Aide Glenda Harten Aide Leona Samuel Aide Maria Walker Kindergarten Janice Cline, Ann Dowdy, Cooks Helpers Cooks—Regina Yates, Mary Johnston Not Shown 4-H Officers Pres. Laura Chitwood, Vice Pres. Anthony Phillips, Sec. Tres. Janice Cline, Song Leader Tracy Owens, Rec. Leader Patrick Brown, Rep. Ann Dowdy Octavia 3 4 graders take a break from their work to pose for the Photographer. 88 TERESA STOECKLE All-Conference Guard KARLA HOPPER-1 st and Breed Champion Poland at the Spring Livestock Show. MR. BROWN-Best Baseball Coach of the Year KEVIN BROWN-Best Baseball Player of the Year. RICKEY PHILLIPS 1st And Breed Champion Duroc At The Spring Livestock Show. JERRY JACOBS All Conference Player JODY WILLIAMS 1st, Breed Champion, And Grand Champion Hampshire Lamb At The Spring Livestock Show. 91 Finally at the End i W hen u 'ctarv+ kmouo ! ert. - o kf Lj OUC f naLr do -+K uja! k- .............. Lert iiour CiffL do ookvn . Tf- is £(Xrieook | oas brbM$W + L| t u tot jt u tow corrbribu'iiors' rom d he. fol- | 0l O|r businesses. ADVERTISING JAMESHODGE FORD-MERCURY Batchelors 259 Truck Stop Phone: 244-3550 Brown’s CITGO UMSTED’S General Store Station Grocery George Ruth Brown less Dorothy leanne Smithville, Okla. Groceries, Dry Goods, Meats, Fresh Fruits, Vegetables, Hardware Feeds Ph.—244-3286 Pollard’s Station Gro. Garage Ph.—244-3593 let. 259-4 Harvey Lucille Pollard 95 G. E. Appliances McCulloch Chain Saws GOSS FURNITURE APPLIANCES New and Used New and Used Singer Sewing Machines Radio C. E. Appliances Shack 410 Pickering Avenue P. O. Box 1429 Phone 394-2689 Mena, Arkansas Dealer 1st National Bank In Mena Main Office 807 S. Dequeen Sf. Mena, Arkansas Phone 394-3552 Member FDIC Cove Office Hwy. 4 and 11 Cove, Arkansas Northside Branch Northside Shopping Center Mena, Arkansas Ph. 394-5356 24-hr. Mini-Branch Service at Northside Branch Ph. 387-5870 We want to be VOUR BANK 98 Robert Earl Young - Chairman Don Wyrick - President Drive-In Motor Bank Member F. D. I. C. 24 Hour Automatic Teller tUe d mail jjttt ftwpCe MENDENHALL LUMBER COMPANY P. O. Box 657 Phone 405-286-3665 Highway 70 North Idabel, OK 74745 Building Materials and Hardware of All Kinds 99 Copeland Oil Co. 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OK 74745 Burke’s Convenience CarWash N. Park Drive Broken Bow, OK Phone 584-9707 Exxon Gas - Guns - Beer - Reloading Sup. - Black Powder OPEN 6 AM to 12 PM Davis Cardinal Food Store 1 st Broken Bow Insurance Agency MeCTRTAIN COl’NTY S | (iS |.« SSOC 1 TI� IDABli OKLAHOMA • Corp. Lynda Archey, Manager and Agent Phone (405) 584-3368 119 North Broadway (405) 584-9102 Broken Bow, Okla. 74728 Quality Insurance With Service You Can Trust Life—Home—Auto—Business s ate L A national BUD BLACK DANNY BLACK |L (W«bank of V: F neavener BUD BLACK SON llVii ▼ VJ1V1 P.O. Box 8, Heavener, Oklahoma 74937, Phone (918) 653-2925, Ray Hall - President, Mack Hall, |r. - Senior Vice President, Gene Hall - Executive Vice President, Albert E. Hall, |r. - Vice President, Mary A. Rock- well - Cashier. mazoa RT. 3 BOX SO HWY 70 a 2S9 N. 28« 331 6 QR 2 6-3317 IDABEL. OKLA. 74745 105 Beasley - Wood Funeral Home Washburn’s 611 Janssen Mena, Arkansas 71953 Complete Home Furnishings 1020 Mena St. Mena, Arkansas Phone 392-4322 The Phone 286-3989 Billy Ray Johnson Boot Barn Bill’s Body Shop Tony Lama Red Wing Wolverine Acme, Nocona Complete Auto Body and Windshield Glass Service Free Estimates Mena, Arkansas 705 S. E. Washington, Idabel Norwood - Welch Funeral Home Idabel Livestock Commission Co., Inc. Idabel Broken Bow 286-3375 584-3376 Glenn Bowless, President Ph. 286-3137 or 286-5311 Sale Every Wednesday 28b-337b 584-3377 Where Buyers and Sellers Meet Bruton’s Grocery and Market Blake Building Supply Complete Line Shawnee Feed Your Complete Building and Supply Store Broken Bow Ph. 584-6240 Hatfield, Arkansas 106 Budget Shoe Store 118 Mena St. Save with Self Service 394-3622 Boots leans Levis Wranglers Texas - Acme - Tony Lama Nocona - Red Wing - Santarosa Cedar Chest 920 Mena St. 394-2130 Idabel National Bank Member FDIC Idabel, Okla. Compliments of the James T. Tucker Pine Bowl |im Bettie Montgomery Mena - Dequeen, Ark. Plumbing - Electrical - Furniture RCA - Whirlpool - Zenith Philco Ruth - Berry's lacuzzi Water Pump Broken Bow, OK 584-6570 Glenn’s Furniture L K Cabinet and Hwy. 70 South Broken Bow, OK Floor Covering Ph. 584-6340 584-6280 Ph. 584-2621 1003 North Park Dr., Broken Bow, Okla. 74728 Passmore’s Supermarket 809 N. Park Dr., Broken Bow Anderson Jewelry Little Willie’s Passmore’s Sons Supermarket Wright City, Okla. Growing Better By Serving Better Home of |ohn Robert's Class Rings 600 N. Central Phone 286-5663 Idabel, Okla. 74745 107 Mickey’s Fashion 18 Mena Street Mena, Arkansas 71953 Anita Davis Mildred’s lunior and Miss Apparel 303 South Park Drive Hwy. 70 South Broken Bow, Oklahoma Ph. 584-2880 Famous Name Brand at Low Prices Tri-A-Nite Inn Restaurant 1912 South Park Dr. 405-584-9103 Broken Bow, Oklahoma 74728 Chandler Hewitt Rexall Stores Prescriptions Broken Bow 584-3378 584-3474 Idabel 286-3474 286-2275 Your Health Is Our Business Bond’s Auto Supply Ph. 584-3301 12 North Broadway Broken Bow, Oklahoma Wall Son Insurance The Wall of Protection P. O. Box 297 Ph. 286-3348 Idabel, Oklahoma 74745 Discount Wheel Tire Custom Wheels - Tires Accessories 1000 South Park Dr. Broken Bow, Oklahoma WAL-MART SATIS ACTION GUAt ANT|( D I Hwy. 279 S. Broken Bow 108 Ph. 286-368 3 Iglehart’s Gas Dependable Service Idabel, Ok TO O«0t f CALL 5EA«S 286-3361 0 4 •� . ODIS MAYHALl ' 113 S CENTRAL 10ABEL OK 7474S T-Shirt Shack Photography by Larry and Linda ADAMS 1967 Photography of the Year' McCurtain County Gazette 1075 Central Ph 286-3321 The County's only daily newspaper. Idabel Fire Department 2075 Central Idabel. Oklahoma Idabel Pawn Shop 100 S. E. Monroe Idabel. Oklahoma Ph 286-6882 Johnson Feed Mill OTASCO McCurtain Village Shopping Center Idabel, Okla Ph 286-5659 Webb s Jewelry 1405 McCurtain Village Idabel, Oklahoma 74745 Ouachita Studio Ed Plummer Mena Official 619 Mena St. City Photography Mena, Ark. 71953 Ph. 394-5257 In Step Shoes Ladies Fashion Shoes leans and Tops Athletic Shoes Discover Ben Franklin We Bring Variety to Life Mena, Ark Ph 394-2965 P O Box 271 Geyer - Quillin Funeral Home, Inc Polk County Burial Assn Mena. Ark. 7495 3 Dan's Dairy Hut Hwy. 71 South Mena. Arkansas Smith Stop Shop Cove, Arkansas Texaco G H Wood Texaco Consignee Hwy. 715 at 9th St. Watkins 78 Years of Service Mena. Ark 394-4040 Brinkley Equipment Co. Mena, Arkansas Steman’s Flower Shop The Beauty of Our Business Is Flowers 600 Dequeen St 394-3694 Mena. Ark 109 Idabel Florist 614 S. Central Ph 286-3373 Idabel, Oklahoma 74745 Idabel Greenhouse Hardgree Maddox, Attorneys 507 Hickory Street Mena, Arkansas 71953 Huffman Lumber Co. “Southern Yellow Pine Lumber” P O Box 808 Ph 405-286-7668 Idabel. Oklahoma 74745 Harry Houston Texaco, Inc. 210 S W Dixie “Serving McCurtain County” Idabel, Okla Ph 286-7647 Flite Line Engines Automotive Body Shop Needs Idabel Auto Parts, Inc. 102 N. W. Texas Idabel Oklahoma 74745 joe Dale Phones 286-6566 or 286-6567 Brinkley Auction Equipment Co. Hwy 70 Truck Bypass P. O Box 86 Idabel, Okla. 74745 405 286-6416 Big Franks Sports Center 10 miles N of Broken Bow Jerry. Kaye, and Kathryn Kellum Scott’s Auto Parts Garage Cove, Arkansas Williams Feed Mill Phone Ex4-4012 Hi-Way 71 South Custom Grinding - Molasses Mixing Wesley Mourton Sales Representative South Highway 71 Mena, Arkansas 71953 Bus 394-4563 Res 394-4091 Aulo« Fire • Life Truck Commercial Burke Insurance Agency 102 12 Main, Broken Bow, Oklahoma Mr Mrs. Eugene Lois Burke, Owners Office Ph 584-2130 Res Ph 584-5489 Kays Used Clothing Idabel, Okla. 74745 Phone 286-9052 Stitching Post 410 East 1st Street Heavener, Oklahoma 74937 Phone 918-653-2197 The Green Dolphin Imports - Gifts - Antiques Bridal Registry 1419 Washington Idabel, Okla. Head Hunters Dock lones Barber Beauty Shop Appointments McCurtain Village Idabel. Oklahoma 74745 Ph 286-4260 Joe Prince Co. Idabel Phone 286-2542 The Wearhouse Rocket Plaza yvQA 1412 E Washington Idabel, Okla. Shermans Shoe Mart Idabel, Oklahoma Province Lime Fertilizer Service Idabel, Oklahoma Bush Machine Industrial Supply Custom Machine P O Box 29 Mena, Ark. Fabrication 394-3780 no Compliments to Smithville Seniors Hamilton Realty Ins. Ph. 389-6174 Hatfield, Ark Burke’s One Stop Grocery - Gasoline - Diesel Fishing Supplies Phone 584-2976 Farmers Union Insurance Buy it from Sooner Agency 106 So. Central Idabel. Okla. 74745 c rman-fPierce BUICK - PONTIAC - GMC, INC. 905 CENTRAL P. O. BOX 40 • POTEAU, OKLA. 74953 PHONE 918 647-3183 Linda’s Hair Fashions 9 mi. N. of Broken Bow 259 Hwy. Open Tues. Thru. Fri. 494-6566 Allbaugh’s Florist and Photography 709 Mena St Mena, Arkansas 71953 501-394-4616 Ralph E. lohnson, |r Owner Highway 71 North Mena, Arkansas 71953 Beef Processors Ins. (501) 394-5756 Hwy 71 S Potter let. Mena, Ark. 71953 Specializing in Diamonds The Gold Designers Custom made jewelry You design it - We will make it Phone 501-394-5522 Northside Shopping Center Mena, Arkansas 71953 Cranes Affiliated Foods Hatfield Potter Jet. NCW MOLLANC Dixon Equipment Sales New Highway 59 271 S. Poteau Poteau, Oklahoma 74953 Phone 647-2775 your independent Insurancei agent UDVIt Ou PiNST rr_ r® Warren Insurance Agency, Inc. South Park Shopping Center Broken Bow, OK Let Us Serve Your Ins. Needs Mena Auto Supply 394-4891 Huskqporna Chain Saws Hwy. 71 N 3rd St. Gammon Discount Lumber Building Supplies 200 S Park Drive 584-9181 G W Drilling Co. 1117 Janssen Mena, Ark. Ph 394-2250 Dingier Drug Prescription Druggist R. A. Mosier Mena, Arkansas Polke County Farmers Association, Inc. Mena, Ark Wickes, Ark Broken Bow, Okla Best of everything The T. H. Rogers Lumber Co. P O. Box 506-115 E. First Broken Bow, Oklahoma Phone 584-6530 111 Idabel Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Inc. Box 237 Idabel, OK 74745 Idabel Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Inc. Box 237 Idabel, OK 74745 Home Own Operated Stanley Hardware Bill’s Tire Service Heavener, Oklahoma 74937 SINCE 1947 653-2922 ACE HARDWARE Ace Hardware 118 S. Central Idabel, OK Ph 286-3295 Gulfgas TLfat (? ■ ff6 'h it. S- K«r � Oft t. 7471?r 5X4-3X37 2X6 2202 Oklahoma School Sup. 1305 N. Main P. O. Box 1549 Muskogee, OK 74401 Homer Martin’s Conoco Smilhville, Oklahoma Michelin C. B. I. Tires Hiway 71 N. Mena, Ark. 71953 Ph. 394-3660 Ray and Maria’s Mobile Homes lolly - Hollow Mobile Village Rt. 3 Box 342 Mena, Arkansas 71953