Star Spencer High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 178 of the 1970 volume:

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X BCBCAT '7 0 Star Spencer High School Oklahoma City, Oklahoma m Volume XII Through efforts of individuals the whole achieves greatness Y' ' s x.. l 1 ef -evil 1 8 N P :Ti 1 'Jr' ' 1 Z.. dnith ' ' 5 CONTENTS Administration . . ............ . 14-29 Curriculum ..... . 24-29 Student Life . . . . . . 30-45 Participation .. . 46-77 Personalities .. . 78-91 Athletics . . . 92-109 Colleagues . 110-145 Ads-lnclex . . 148-157 Closing .... 158-160 For students the year was people. Twelve hundred individuals who worked, laughed and made memories together. Knowledge gleened from tattered books meant little until put into practice. With curriculum varying from Boy's Home Ec to Senior English each individual department pre- sented a challenge to greatness. QXQPN N5 S, g U v f vs I x K as I- lf, ' K I 1 G- 2 xg QM' A . XS gk ks 1 X! ' 1 +' if Sfar-Spencer shed seventh and eighth grades To Rogers Middle School This fall, becoming a full-fledged high school. STU- dent life in a new school opened closed eyes To a world of responsibility. kd A 'W' N ,xx :gm fuk ,SQ f' wx. . Kgfx- X - V 1, g :Pax ' - MEGA 45 .Q 4 X , - - gg, W Q R .5 X25 vi:-'g U x N e 5 ' .-4 X '. -P -. -X .mlawf E :Q ww V, -- 'Q qs uggr.. -, 1 ,gm , Q, is .. . v 1 w xv Q 5 A y 1 ' X f nw-eww Am T 15 ,.,.-'f 1 -6 Scholar gypsies abandoned their books in search for companionship. Student life meant spirit-rousing revelry-winding Maypole an- tennas with navy and white victory streamers and cheering when cheerleaders' pom-poms punctuate the air. Blithe spirits banded to- gether making their own happenings. .FA xi g grim iiii. ' s tiki - V.': J . i fx . if - 1 5 1 1 , XV X I K i 'fait - f '--' A fig. in ., K ff . ,R 4 q - , A, I. k I -NJ. . an s -r. 1n.sf--me-.+. X Y' ii' -.J fx R F' .. EIR sg. X Nx N X x M X X f K., -. . .... .. N: . 5 R X X . .. .. X -.X . X.. .. B. S lX s li N. LS 'ff' x M ... .- . V' . . . . . .L qw -.. Nw... - K M .Qgxw-kv Star-Spencer offered more than dry lec- tures, superficial friendships or plastic smiles, Through efforts of 31 organizations students were offered a chance to bring about change in their government, to im- prove human relations, to further interest in a vocation and develop leadership. 'Wo in e 'N X A 5 Q Q I Q is .iv-xxx wc 1: v 'Mfg ' A X QA 2' x I3 i S 5 E 1 E3 E! ai 5 Q, 2 5 2 i 2 vi 3 2 I4 P 2 S 5 I I5 Growth ochieved by combined efforts Returning to coordinate Star Spencer activities during its first year as a senior high school were Dr. June Dawkins, principal, and Dr. Ted Perdue, vice principal. Undertaking the position of administrative assistant was Carl Twidwell. ln the capacity of his new office, Mr. Twidwell helped toward maintaining discipline among the student body. Members of the Board of Education and the counselors as- sumed special responsibilities in cooperation with the administra- tion. With the aid of'their adminis- trative qualities, a constant flurry of activities was established and directed at Star Spencer. l cW,.b,..,.,t.,c,,. ABOVE: Delivering daily afternoon announce- ments is Mr. Ted Perdue, vice principal. ABOVE RIGHT: Mrs. Vivian Reeser, secretary, hands a record of the city school districts to Dr. June Dawkins, principal. RIGHT: Discussing some prob- lems facing Star Spencer as a senior high school are Dr. Dawkins, Mr. Perdue and Mr. Carl Twid- well, administrative assistant. lb LEFT: Explaining one of the school policies to Randall Tollison is Mr. Carl Twidwell, assistant disciplinarian. BELOW: Amusement can play a part in being a counselor, as shown by Mr. James Raglin, senior counselor, Mrs. Margie Wat- ters, underclass girls' counselor, and Mr. Bruce Miller, underclass boys' counselor. BOTTOM: In charge of educational programs for Oklahoma City schools is the Board of Education. Seated are members, Mr. William Lott, and Mr. Melvin Rogers, board president, standing.: Dr. Virgil Hill, Dr. Stanley Niles, and Mr. Foster Estes, in n acc ,cfs i11 1:1gsi xr mi , iii. sy UE, .. . YE is ay- gs es.: 1- eww. E -- s. ' iz sfiiiiiig, Q Ei S fo' 1 ,ai I7 Faculty Deportments Under the watchful guidance of skilled instructors, Star-Spencer com- pleted another year of successful stu- dent-teacher relation. New faculty members took over the handling of Star-Spencers' two largest departments this past year. Supervising iournalism classes, which included news- paper and yearbook, was Miss Patty Miller. instructing the drama department for the first time was Mr. Ed Dowty. J. H. BOWMAN-Mathematics, Phys. Ed. BILLY BROWN-Englishg 'National Honor Society, Junior Class. WILLIAM BUFFORD-Industrial Arts, Mathe- matics. PAULA CHILDERS-Spanish I, ll, III, English If 'Junior Class, Spanish Club. KAY CLARK-Business, Shorthand I, Ilp 'Pep Club, Senior Class. JUDITH CUNNINGHAM-Vocal Music: 'Senior Class. NANCY DAVIS-Home Economics: 'FHA, Human Relations, Freshman Class. EMILE DELSIGNE, JR.-Industrial Arts, Drivers Ed.: 'Senior Class. ED DOWTY-Speech, Drama: I'hespians, Senior Class. MILDRED FIELDS-Bus. Ed.p 'FBLA. SANDY GARNER-Algebra I, Bus. Mathematics, Geometry, 'Mu Alpha Theta. ROGER HARAUGHTY-Electronics: 'Electronics Club, Sophomore Class. DELMER HARDESTY-Phys. Ed., Psychology, History. HOUSTON THOMAS HARDY--Chemistry, Physics: 'Junior Class, Science Club, JETS. JOHN H. HUB- BARD-Biology, Earth Science: 'Science Club, Soph- omore Class. JANET HUME-Biology. change hectds Both Miss Miller and Mr. Dowty are graduates of Central State College. Through funds provided by the Na- tional Science Foundation, Mr. John Hubbard, biology teacher, was able to work on his Master of Biological Sciences degree at the University of Oklahoma. Assisting the faculty was Mrs. Florine Walker, who served as the school nurse for Star-Spencer students. S S Q sl ABOVE: Putting out the hourly attendance slip isl Mr. Ed Dowty, speech instructor. I I FMS an vert? Q JOHN JOHNSON-U.S. History: 'Human Relations. L. A. JOSEPH-Reading, General Business. GEORGE LOUTHAN-Special Education. RITA KOPYCINSKI- Bus. MachineslOffice Practice: 'Student Council. WARD MCCASKILL-Drivers Ed., Audio-Visual, 'Safe- ty Council. NETTIE METHENY-English ll: 'Junior Class. PATTY MILLER-Journalism I, Il, Ill, IV, Creative Writing: 'Quill and Scroll, Senior Class. BETH Moons-English, 'Pep Club. LARRY NORTHCUTT-Mathematics, Trig.lAnalytics, Geometry, 'Mu Alpha Theta. KENT ORR-English, Physical Education, Track and Wrestling Coach. JOE PATTON-Band: 'Senior Class. GLORIA POLLARD- English, Frenchg 'French Club, Junior Class. LEFT: Watching over students during the lunch hour this year is Mr. Bruce Miller, counselor. ABOVE: Making the Bobcat head which topped the junior class homecoming float is Mrs. Marge Sauer, art instructor, and Jimmie Lowrie, ir. , SUE PURCELL-Physical Education. JAN RACHEL- Mathematics, Algebra, Geometry, 'Freshman Class. MARVIN REHL-Phys. Ed., Basketball Coach. MAR- JORIE SAUER-Art, 'Art Club, Junior Class. LLOYD SHANTZ-Auto Mechanics, VlCA, Sopho- more Class. LENDON SHOTTS-Industrial Art, 'Freshman Class. DAVID SMITH-U.S. History, Okla- homa History, Basketball Coach. H. E. SMITH- English IV, 'Senior Class. JAQUELYN STEWART-Bus. Ed., FTA, Freshman Class. JEANNE THAXTON-Typing l, Bus. Ed., 'FBl.A, Senior Class. Fl.OSSlE THURSTON-English, 'Human Relations. RONALD VARNER-English ll, Ill, 'Junior Class. STANFORD WHITE-Phys. Ed., Biology, Football, Wrestling. NORMA WHITTEMORE-Home EC., 'FHA. PAMELA WILLIS-Psychology-Sociology, Humanities, World History, 'National Honor Society, Senior Class. EVA WILSON-Special Ed., Red Cross. HAROLD WOOD-Mechanical Drawing I-IV, 'Sopho- more Class. FLORINE WALKER-School Nurse, 'Medical Careers. RIGHT: A new addition to the faculty this year is Mr. Joe Patton, directing the band during a foot- ball game in the fall. Secretaries Librarians School depends on efficient secretories Phones ring, a student receives an emergency message. Keeping a con- stant calm has been Mrs. Thyra Ver- non, financial secretary, Mrs. Frances Duke, attendance secretary, Mrs. Viv- ian Reeser, principals' secretary, Mrs. Alberta Lunn, secretary, and librarians. Duties ranged from stuffing mail- boxes to scheduling daily announce- ments, checking roll in history classes and tallying absentee slips for secre- taries. Librarians catalogued books and sent materials to Rogers Middle School. vgififyi, Ng .1 k J , S ABOVE: Checking attendance for U.S. History classes is one of the iobs filled by Mrs. Nelda Goodwin, social studies secretary. LEFT: Assisting Mrs. Alberta Lunn in correcting the daily bulletin is Mrs. Francis Duke, attendance secretary. Francis Duke Nelda Goodwin .lean Hartis Alberta Lunn Lois Matthews Jean Odelburg Vivian Reeser Thyra Vernon Custodians Cooks Cleonliness moin obiective Pride in Star-Spencer's buildings and campus has been evoked through the diligent and constant efforts of custo- dians. Many hours were spent after closing, sweeping halls and preparing for upcoming sports events. Daily iobs for these men have included not only the upkeep of individual classrooms, but cleaning of surrounding campus grounds. Cooks serving Star-Spencer this past year have continued to prepare well- balanced and nutritious lunches for the hundreds of students that eat at school. ABOVE RIGHT: Maintaining cleanliness is one of the obligations fulfilled by Mr. James Wood. ABOVE: Packing crates are O. O. Bates, Delmas Dodd, and Floyd Smith. RIGHT: Mopping the school halls was done daily by O. 0. Bates and Mr. Miller as part of their custodial duties. TOP: Preparing lima beans and tomato soup are Frances Buck, Virginia Herrin and Daisy Bevvins. ABOVE: Setting up trays of salad and iello before lunch are Leona Anthony, Eleanor Taylor, Mildred Davis, manager: and Val Williams. LEFT: Making sure all is set up correctly during rush are serving line workers Dorothy Gibson, Rachel Armstrong, and Lillie Goodman. li gpg! hifi BELOW: Mr. Smith lectures to his senior English class. RIGHT: Della Davidson, sr., and Rick Young, ir., practice a drama cutting. LOWER RIGHT: Freshman Lisa Marler attempts to understand her Spanish I assignment. if Language Arts, Science, Math Solid subiects pove future Language Arts, science, and math departments laid a foundation of skills lneeded for advancement in high school education. Physics is Phun! became the credo of juniors and seniors enrolled in proi- ect physics. Labs enlivened classwork in chemistry and biology courses. Communication was the by-word of the Language Arts department. English paved the way for work in iournalism, creative writing, French, and Spanish electives. Two three-act plays were presented by the drama department this year. Rounding out the math department were algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and advanced studies in math analysis classes. l ABOVE LEFT: Mike Thigpen, fr., explains a prob- lem to his geometry class. ABOVE: Mr. Stanford White, biology teacher, demonstrates dissection of a frog to James Stockton and David Grimm, sophomores. LEFT: Duane Short, ir., interprets ad- vanced chemistry to Allan Wilson and Cindy Yingling, seniors. Music Tunes echo Through holls Catchy rhythms and lyrics packed with meaning held a special intrigue for students interested in the vocal and instrumental classes composing Star- Spencer's music department. Vocalists sang in Select Choir, Glee Club, Madrigal, or Boys' and Girls' Sextets. Instrumental music was divided into two categories, band and orchestra. Stage Band and marching band were conducted by Mr. Joe Patton. Serious musicians studied principles of har- mony and types of music in Music Theory class. Color guards and maiorettes set the pace for the band. TOP: Senior High band practices keeping in tune. ABOVE: Practicing for orchestra is a pastime for Frank Bates, sr. RIGHT: Boys' Glee Club practices with Mrs. Hulsey, student teach- er. FAR RIGHT: Brisk autumn weather doesn't bother Bill Krause, sr., as he plays Charge at a home football game. K-fl. - . ,-. , N xv 'x '2f...x :zzt X X 'ax S X . J X F XX -.gfiq . x -' N X lp Z 5 E X f .M - R Q is 3 gy- Q M: in-X .x....kk I. AQSQS LY x ggi? 3 Eg Q ia llocational, Social Studies, Art, Home Economics Nlew electives spork interest Various electives, perking up class chedules, were offered through five iverse departments. Bachelors invaded the Home Eco- nomics Department this year taking Boys' homemaking. Girls completed studies in advanced Foods and Clo- thing, child guidance, and home dec- orating. Art provided students with an outlet for constructive creativity, while Physi- cal Education developed athletic skills. A Negro History took its place in the Social Studies Department along with Oklahoma History, U.S. History, and economics. Psychology and humanities classes studied aspects of man and the arts. Courses covering skills ranging from Commercial Art to Diesel Mechanics were offered at the Vocational-Tech- nical Education Center. Office Practice provided business students with on- the-iob training in secretarial skills. Auto Mechanics, drafting, electron- ics, woodshop, and metal shop were taught under Star-Spencer's Vocational Department. - sf ' H? ,far ABOVE: Practice makes perfect, realizes Robert Holmes, sr., as he mixes ingredients in Boys Food Class. LEFT: Advanced art student Glen McDonald, sr., adds finishing touches to pumpkin used in homecoming parade. w 2 30 'ki ,--- 1 N- -vvq, , ..-4 Student Life '70 sporks with enthusiosm September breezes blew in an aura of excitement and the school year be- gan. Strange faces became familiar as friendships began in halls, parking lots, and on athletic fields. With the start of extracurricular ac- tivities came tense waiting before, and tearful congratulations after heated competition. Special assemblies gave students a chance to show off their special talents Three-thirty arrives and pandemonium strikes as students anxiously rush through gathering mobs and abilities, thus adding, quickly to growing school pride. Habitual reaching for books, passes to the library, and names of teachers took the place of easy summer living. New seniors shouldered the respon- sibility of leading Star-Spencer's 1,197 students in the manner that satisfied previous upper-classes. Fall began, and with it the new school year. to awaiting cars and buses as they begin their trek home. is ESQNQ f ii. r f, ,V FAR LEFT: Joe Pribble, ir., demonstrates quarter- back techniques to Kay Davis, ir., during F.B.L.A. Powder Puff Derby training. LEFT: Performing her self-composed folk song is Lynn Hibben, ir., during the Talent Show, October 21. 1-- . - - - K 1 .:. -- - - . ,gg . .... ..,k . . X . . M K' K A. N SWE? 6 L, ABOVE: Mr, Harold Woods, mechanical drawing instructor, outlines the plan of study for the first nine weeks period to sophomore Tony Wallis. LEFT: Barbara Mattocks, sr., paints spirit signs to encourage student enthusiasm for the opening df football season and cross-country meets. RIGHT: Halloween I969 will be remembered vividly by Ruth McKinney, sr., Miss All6ports Queen I969. Kay Davis, ir., extends her sincere congratulations after the coronation and presenta- tion October 31. BELOW: Coach Marvin Rehl pre- sents Miss Basketball, Veretta DuBose, with a basketball signed by the members of the team as part of the Queen's Assembly held October 29. i a f . ,- .,,-we x 'K Q Sew N 51? l Student Life 'Halloween' theme unique October 31 set the mood for the Halloween-inspired hi-iinks of Home- coming. Balloon-carrying clowns snaked in and out among the wind-whipped floats. Pep Club marchers, booming bass drums andconvertibles bearing the All-Sports court, moved slowly by hundreds of Bobcat boosters viewing the parade. Pulp the Patriots, iunior class float, took first place carrying out the parade theme, Halloween. Seniors of '71 netted their second first-place float in two years. Coronation of. the '69-'70 All-Sports Queen brought comic relief to alumni and students. Somehow, Halloween sorcery iinxed the Cats, who scored 22-36 in a clash with Putnam City West. Even losing the game couldn't break blithe spirits. Halloween happy stu- dents danced to the Purple Oslum at the Homecoming dance held in the gymnasium after the game. ABOVE LEFT: Winning first place in the home- coming parade with the title Pulp the Patriots, is the iunior class float. LEFT: Riding in the homecoming parade, October 31, are left to right: Mrs. Kay Clark, pep club sponsor: Queen attend- ants Elaine Raines, fr., golf: Teresa Sokolosky, fr., wrestling, Pam Patzack, fr., football: and Miss Beth Moore, pep club sponsor. ABOVE: Star- Spencer band goes into formation as part of the homecoming half-time activities. Student Life S-SHS shows holidoy spiri Basketball, wrestling and two school plays bridged fall with winter activi- ties. By presenting The Mouse That Didn't Believe in Santa to children's hospitals, drama students mirrored Star-Spencer's Christmas spirit. Peace on earth-it's the Lord's thing! won first plabe in Christmas door decorating contest for Mr. Tom Hardy's homeroom. Faculty members and alumni ioined the music department in presenting an .assembly before Christmas vaca- tion in the auditorium. RIGHT: Richard trade lines in Truth. BELOW: and D. Moore, assembly for a Moore, ir., and Judy Neal, sr., the school play The Whole A. Rachal, sr., C. TwidweIl,- ir., sr., portray wrestlers in a pep match that night. 'r ,gens Q 36 ii Qi ki 44- .. 53 N N x x- if ix if -- . X K is sw Sm 4 Sai 1. 1 -N, TOP: Modeling hats for newly formed Rally Club are Allan Wilson, sr., Mr. H. E. Smith, and Mike Goff, sr. TOP RIGHT: Frolicking in the first snow of the season are seniors Gary Browning and Randall Tollison. RIGHT: Terry Wilson, ir., prac- tices radio broadcasting as part of his course at the American Broadcasting School where he attends classes. 38 'new Student Life Winter blows lite indoors Wintertime winds blew cold this season, bringing student lifexindoors. Student Council hosted intercity visitations day December 3. Juniors battled January snow drifts to view the Mummers Theater pro- duction of Spoon River Anthology. Students turned out in force to sup- port Star-Spencer in its invitational bas- ketball tournament held January 22-24 in the gymnasium. LEFT: Having a free-for-all before their daily wrestling practice are senior high grapplers Tim McGhee, sr., Randy Goodman, ir., and Randy Hey, sr. BELOW: Students close the pep assembly, promoting spirit for the basketball game against Bishop McGuiness by singing the school Alma Mater, sung after school activities. 39 ABOVE: Yearbook staff members frantically pre- pare pictures and copy to send to publishers in Dallas for their final deadline. TOP: Popular recording star, Oliver, sings his hits during his performance at the Civic Center, Feb. 13, at which Star Spencer Pep Club members added another of many ushering experiences to their year's activities. RIGHT: F.H.A. members Jeanette Conyers, sr., and Debbie Mast, sr., decorate chocolate hearts which will be purchased and sent for Valentine's Day. -pg? Hamas mx X X gxvxg X ll .1 i l .... 1 K i . Studevnt Lite Ponel stirs S-S emotions Clenched fists and closed minds opened- to understanding ' during Aquarius' dawn. Dissenters engaged in verbal banter with four panel members of a Black Heritage Week symposium, held Feb. i 1. Panelists, teachers and students as- sembled in the library hourly, discuss- ing human relations topics relevant to the student body. i Civic Center Music Hall may never be the same after Pep Club usherettes rocked out over vocalist Oliver dur- ing his Feb. l3 concert. Lacy valentines and chocolate hearts still marked Valentine's Day. Couples had one last fling before the adminis- tration banned public displays of affection during school hours in the hallways and classrooms. . . 'X Discussing racial problems as part of Black Pat Nicholson, Mr. Santoi Dubose and Mr. Bill. Heritage Week are guest panelists Mr. James Johnson. Students participated Xin. the seminar Raglin, senior counselor, Mrs. Freddie Cudio, Mrs. with G qvesfion and answer semen- ABOVE: Congratulating iunior Dennis Milton after the Regional finals at Crooked Oak is senior Faye Walker. ABOVE RIGHT: Clowns Richard Moore, ir., and Karen Wester, soph., can't resist the temptation of climbing on and into the Goodwill box at the park. RIGHT: Giving evidence that they are The Most Beautiful Legs are Miss Sandra Garner, Miss Patty Miller, and Miss Jan Rachal as they expose Mr. Tom Hardy's hairy limbs during half-time activities of the student-faculty basketball game. er THE llMlDlCAPPED IT REPAIRABLE G. SHOES ,TOYS CLD Q R R ' Ovo PA PM PL EA SE 2 iiisl llii O t 'like ilsss R .. ,,., . .,s,, , V fits s 3 5, ' . -r a Student Life Pep Club initiotion comicol Although their projects differed in purposes, S-SHS's active individuals had little trouble finding the necessary effort to make the mid-winter events successful. Student Council girls unsuccessfully met the S-SHS men faculty in a basket- ball game that gained both laughter and money for the council officer's summer workship. New Pep Club members were again properly shamed by the club's annnual initiation as they performed the strange routines and dressed in the prescribed odd garb. Initiation days were given the titles Snoopy and Rocket Day. Up the Down Staircase ran into many an hour of painstaking practice as its Thespian cast and crew perfected their various roles for the play's open- ing in March. ABOVE LEFT: Learning lines and blocking for the spring presentation of Up the Down Stair- case are cast members Richard Moore, ir., and Linda Raley, sr. LEFT: Air Raid! is heard and Pep Club girls hit the floor as part of their initiation harassment' from old members. Spring brings gentle spirits Oklahoma's March winds iust may have been 1,200 sighs of relief as winter weather left the state. Spring was picnic time, baseball time, and go-fly-a-kite time. Gentle spirits migrated to Lincoln Park, soak- ing up sun in helter-skelter tennis matches, or boosting Bobcats in anoth- er try for State Baseball championship. Girls traded winter's slacks for a try at earning cheerleading uniforms. ts -s-s. ,t rx ugh' ' g we .. At Q at . .V R i 'm!M J'-we-Ls, K. i V l Y K X t 'sn---fs-4--em 1 . , g r S , , 5 i ' ' J gs- A , ..ss... .. 1 1 3' i if -- I ii ' . A E X A - 3 ,..,5.. , ' 5 . as W , r . . Q K .s,,,..ss... 5 . 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W fef , +P ' ' ., 34: E1 1 , H .. .ff Q., . . 52- a- f -k in X V ' ff 1. , 'gm A m , - , --L- I , A ,L :Q . -W :Fix gk W X ,, , .. --,, s ' 1 X N -N ,C K V li , Q Ei? . Q , . 5 W Q W his age-.1 ii RIS X1 STUDENT COUNCIL-Front Row: S. Williams, T. Gilmore, R. McKinney, L. Raley, A. Moore. Row Two: J. Wiggins, K. Shelby, A. Binney, S. lvey, L s. l t i S 1 ABOVE: Clowning around in preparation for Homecoming are members Brenda Listen, ir., Nan Still, fresh., Pam Hanes, soph., and Kari Merri- man, fresh. RIGHT: This spring's proposed elec- tion was outlined by officers and committee. Seated: G. Ross, J. Kelly, C. Waldroup, pres., R. Young. Standing: P. Parsons, sec., L. Hibben, hist., M. Thrift, vice-pres.p R. Tyce, executive advisor, L. Kubiak, C. Wilburn, H. Cooper, M. Randall. is Sis l -'-cz -sz .E. 5 -Q 5. S:VK..E,g, Q t fi 2, 5- McCloud, T- EWS- ROW Thfeef M- Dinwiddie, M. King, J. Pribble, G. Valdez, T. Anderson, M. M. Boles, D. Mast, S. Sands, B. Mattocks, S. Denham, Mrs. M. Watters, sponsors, Mrs, P, Reimers, S. Shaw D. Linden. Standing: J. Turner. Conley, sponsor, F, Stucker, Student Council Students did stricken family Balloon-selling clowns marching for the first time in the Homecoming pa- rade and an all-school Howdy dance topped Student CounciI's fund-raising projects this year. Council-sponsored activities began with a teacher appreciation tea. Stu- dent Council rushed to the aid of vic- tims of a house fire this December sponsoring a food drive. Students stepped into voting booths last April to elect '69-70 council offi- cers.'Voting machines, a Star-Spencer first, tallied candidates' scores. Newly proposed convention-type partie: headlined the '70 election. '4 -at -.qi f ws LEFT: After two nights of canned-food collecting, David Holland, ir., Mike Thrift, ir., Darlene Ains- worth, soph., and Allen Clark, soph., sack food for delivery to Dickson and Freewill Baptist Churches during Thanksgiving week. UPPER LEFT: Serving cake and punch to Inter-city Stu- dent Council visitors are Rhonda Killian, soph., Linda Raley, sr., and Terri Gilmore, sr. ABOVE: Preparing to leave for an lnter-city meeting are M. Thrift, ir., Carla Waldroup, sr., Rick Young, ir., and Peggy Parsons, sr. 49 4+--Anais miie? Ali? Qi' ... I A Bai! ,I- .ll'i 5 I' 'S FRENCH CLUB-Front Row: K. Hibben, B. Thurs- ton, D. Creech, C. Douglas. Row Two: J. Kelly, v. casaine, D. Taylor, R. Bottger. T. Rayburn- SPANISH CLUB-Front Row: K. Armstrong, L. Marner, B. Murray, J. Baldwin, P. Varner. Row Two: D. Taylor, D. Burney, A. Kelly, K. Herrin, E. Row Three: -N. King, L. Weingartner, C. Merri- man, L. Manning, S. Sanford, K. Thigpen. Row Bullard, L. Levan. Row Three: S. Pollock, J. Thompson, T. Odelburg, R. McDaniels, W. Tay- lor, B. Drumm. Standing: Mrs. P. Childress, spon- sor, S. Bailey, J. McCarty, J. Keough. RIGHT: Pausing in the midst of a busy schedule for relaxation are French Club royalty Mike Thrift, ir., and Yonnie Lillard, ir., with Lynn Hibben, ir., and Bill Krause, sr., Spanish Club king and queen for the year 1969-'70, Four: J. McGee, S. Wood, D. Crisp, H. Cooper. Standing: Mrs. G. Pollard, sponsor. French Club, Spanish Club, Human Relations Clubs cultivcite good will Communication in its most varied forms was the topic of Human Rela- tions, French and Spanish clubs. Human Relations provided a forum for discussion of Star-Spencer's prob- lems among members, reelected from home rooms. Mardi Gras plans a midwinter cake walk and a Christmas party spiced French Club activities this year. Span- ish Club coronated club royalty. First-year teacher Mrs. Paula Child- ress sponsored Spanish Club's initia- tion at El Charrito Restaurant. ,. L s UPPER LEFT: SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS-Seated: D. Holland, stu. coun. rep., P. Pickering, pres., M. Stramski, sec.-treas. FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS- Standing: A. Crisp. sec.-treas., D. Twidwell, vice- pres.: P. Hanes, stu. coun. rep., D Mitchell, pres. TOP: Responsible for club activities in the Human Relation's Steering Committee consisting of Renee Tyce, sr., chairman, Cliet Wilburn, ir., Janice fx Kelly, ir., Janice Mosley, ir., and David Linden, ir. ABOVE: Human Relations club member David Linden, ir., steps into vice-principal Mr. Ted Per- due's problem-solving schedule as an executive for an hour. Club members chosen by principals and counselors, took an active part and got the feel of administrative problems. fag. Q. it X 'Nu- ,X X. as 4 bmi 1 Q ul-if In :li 3 X wk.. . K sf- ' ii X X X Ek,. xm. i .. 3 AMW-V Q px gi try S5 S, if K S ci QQ. Sli . ,WS sis X V W-in , M- 1 Q S 5 S Q X Y , ., 3:5 x W wwf x NS .. I ' T? Q1 'Ti a + + 1 .Q Q. a Y-5' V S gm N s K E . S S . ,-Kggxwf , . .QN 5. A1 XXX- K . xg.. 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RIGHT: Thespian vice-president Judy Neal and secretary Richard Moore discuss plans for the Thespian Initiation Banquet with president Debbie Mast in a meeting before school. 54 Thespian cast members Linda Shaver, Richard to Mr. Edwin Dowty describe the setting of Moore, Harlan Cooper, Jackie Cooper, Brenda The Whole TfUfl1, an all-SCl100l PlHY Pfewnied Listen, Rick Young, and Cindy Yingling listen fb' the student body on Dec. ll. 3, E new jX gr i me 4 Creating some decorative and unusual Christmas Arr Club officers Mike Gibson, pres., Darryl designs upon the art room door windows are Boyles, v.-pres.p and Sheila Reimers, sec.-trees. s ik.. Linda Raley explains proper stage positions to June Neal, Judy Neal, Shirley Williams, Debbie Carla Walclroup, Theresa Sokolosky, Judith Noble, Holden, and Roy Garoutte. Thespians, Ari Club, Bookworms Stoircose end result of octors' effort Presenting two plays, The Whole Truth and Up The Down Staircase, was the Thespian Society of Star- Spencer. Beginning their year of activities in the auditorium of Roosevelt Junior High were the Bookworms, where they elected their city-wide officers. Meeting the third Monday of each month, Art Club members discussed the display of art proiects in the school library at their annual Art Fair. BELOW LEFT: ART CLUB-Front Row: P. Lewis, N. Reimers, D. Claxton, P. Hayes, R. McKinney, aJ. Orr. Row Two: T. Kaye, R. Epler, D. Griffin, D. Beardslee, E. Ronk, M. Yingling, A. Colbert. Row Three: J. King, M. Knouse, A. Estep, M. Wren. BELOW RIGHT: Going about their various librarian duties are Bookworms P. Weingartner, S. Sanders, L. Levan. avsiiiidwm' ABOVE: Explaining their iobs and positions to her Journalism ll class is Miss Patty Miller, instruc- tor. RIGHT: Scanning school newspapers from around the U.S. in order to get ideas are Vicki Reynolds, feature editor, Ricky Whisenhunt, asst. editorial editor, Cindy Thompson, Club Beats editor, and Scott Hand, editorial editor. BELOW: Typing stories for a deadline are Sheilah Smith, reporter, Dona Hendrix, typist, Vonna Vass, cir- culation editor, and Karen Wester, news editor. Bonner prints color issue Constantly the center of action, Bob- cat Banner staff members reported with professional accuracy subiects of interest to the student body. The first edition of the Banner was a six-page publication, a first for Star- Spencer. To brighten the Christmas holiday, the Christmas issue appeared in green print. With the aid of the Bobcat staff, Banner reporters hosted a Christmas Brunch in honor of the faculty. Nw 55-3 ii? x iw 5' . 75 i Q, ? S i mmm if xv ' x s 0, Qi Ni Q gk Qi 4 wr-. i A33 Q Q Xi W 3, 1.1 E ,Q , l E 5. ,X S., E . Qr Q JETS, Science Club, VICA, and Electronics Club Young engineers form club Four clubs served the scientific and technically minded students through- out the 1969-70 school year. Offering a new and separate pro- gram for those with a special interest in engineering was the nationally sponsored Junior Engineering Techni- cal Society. The JETS sponsored an engineering aptitude test and a geo- logy field trip in the fall. Science Club, no longer affiliated with the FSA, rewrote their constitu- tion and participated in a lecture and field trip program in addition to con- structing a prize-winning Homecom- ing float. Providing organizations for those being trained in technical skills was VICA and the S-SHS Electronics Club. SCIENCE CLUB AND JETS-Front: Row: W. Har- din, S. Belyeu, D. Twidwell, K. Armstrong Row Two: D. Ainsworth, L. Adam, C. Yingling L. Gilbert. Row Three: C. Douglas, D. Taylor, C Rimicci, L. Hansen. Row Four: P. Minton, Ai I Kelly, S. Myers, P. Varner. Row Five: M. Feero, Thurston, J. Crow, R. Sinz, T. Jack, L. Jack, Mr. J. Kennedy, D. Carr, D. Jennings. Row Six: F. T. Hardy, sponsor, M. Parsons, R. Heikin, P. Graffe, J. Jones, M. Kelly. Standing: R. Kelly, P. Hanes, K. Sinclair, J. Boleriack, R. Dehass, D. Baxter, D. Schlegel, D. Peters, G. Manning, B. Graham, H. Cooper, W. Daub, M. Goff. Holding a meeting of the minds are Science Club officers C. Yingling, hist., D. Schlegel, treas., P. Hanes, sec., D. Dwb, P793-1 an Jets officers, S. Belyeu, pres., L. Jack, treas., P. Parsons, sec., and P. Baxter, vice pres. G .ga ,Q ik 4 ,. maid l K 'N f' b x . X 5 . Q ,.. 1 k xg x 3 ' ir f 4 4- ' ,J - 1 -. A I .1 N .f, ,. I J' ,.. ,. . , X ,,.: fx Z . . 'B 2 x X at .,, s Q. Qt k k i , A .- 31 i ml, :ag ,Q wwf Xi - Q-ife ,M V3 A w,..gv, ' ' L. if iial wEL ' ri I up V 'fix ,Q X21 ,W fi Q XxX M . 2 i N wux f ww WW, xx W f WAMW Af 5 4 W Z mvwf NX ww. m Mm w-mm ww-Mp xA-Nw fx sw NX X X X wwf wwf 4 ,fmv K R X vi 1 2 'x xx 640 X :E x x A 1 MW X ,www Mm.: ,mf 'xfflljtf fb N .iiPe- e f: 5 ,F . Q ' gg? ,Q 55 S Q 2 X Si :X X X N 5 X .5 ,. fx? f . X . WR Q X T . 5 SX 'SYS ASQ -x . x Q ' AVN ,.,g.J' 'N ... - - xsgrf X 1 XE ,SN 3... - ' S,-. mn' ' Q Q .' 97 ,Qgt'1 5 X 5.i,w gf. my k K 'Y .. if-.3 . , ew. - Q , Q ,lf ' 1 I fb Y' X - .af S x 3 1 Q ' V . .. , ..- T ,, , W., . .Q w M xy. t if ' YQ -xg S, .u f Q., 1 , fhfjj V .ww ...ay K . .'g,33,, g:. g .mg Q S . --. 23:33, N! :fr xx .,Q ' fm ,.5...K.Q . :R 'fkw-we f . N... A mv fw eww ' Q, 4 mm ' .,..NMmN W E. Nfl ff 3 sf Ng' ix 111' 3+-.Y l lf' N WE h ' X-MNMWWN WN., 1. .fr ma.. ,,.3 .-I .ln wp. , 55? xr 57 'I Q.. .qw xfai .N ' Q ..g' f 1 . 'a Q Q if Vx .. y ,1..-. 4 if , , R.. .n .i fs ry . v,x '51, .Li I ,XXX -A , S ,f K...-Q--Q. xg L. . X... fl? ,. 1 1 -. ,. .' X1 4 NS' X f ' . . X w I . . Q . fi. K v S LQ. x if . xx f S. , ........., f Q N X ' FA 9i'q ?TN Q X .N 4, X - .A X - S- Q Q . f . ,. . K. . 1 3 E x 1- .sy A f .. 'S' i-QW A .- . Q 5 x + s Q - L .Q K . N Front Row: D. Cheatwood, D. Freeman, H. Cooper, M. Dinwiddie, B. 1'ipton. Row Two: R. Lair, R. Pratt, R. Bently, D. Warren, T. Odelburg, Stage Band, Orchestra, ColoLGuQ,rd A. Clark, R. Rayburn, R. Dehaas, C. Hunt, Mr. J. Patton, sponsor, K. Cartwright. Row Three: Q. Musicians show skiIl,icilent Selection of music was made with youngsters in mind as orchestra per- formed in area elementary schools. After school practice in preparation for music festivals busied stage band. Brenda Tipton, fr., took the micro- phone as stage band's lead vocalist. Tryouts were held this fall for a iazz piano accompanist. Stepping iauntily past packed grandstands were five senior high color guards. Color Guard Members kneeling, D. Cox, sr., P. Choate, ir., S. Wood, ir., and standing, C. Wal- 62 droup, sr., A. Moore, sr., and P. Clark, if-I marched with the band during halftime. Patton, F. Bates, J. Jones, B. Krause, M. Lillard, D. Syth, R. Pratt, P. Cox, J. Thompson. s ss N is Showing his talent as a drummer, sophomor- Runnie Lair performs with the S-SHS Stage Ban I f .XA X x is X xlm w H' ff QQ. bf R? A VA K! H Q - xx .. N if wh -pf, '-r fi X i , 'li 'A fa 41 .Y 'K X S-' XB .., .-ug Rx K, Q if .rs Wg ff., M ABOVE: Mrs. Judith Cunningham directs Girls' Glee during Open House held Nov. il. RIGHT: Ring Those Christmas Bells is sung by the Madrigal during the Annual Christmas Program. Madrigal members are, left to right, G. Ross, R. Young, T. Oldham, M. Dinwiddie, V. Kiser, L. Kubiak, and C. Herren. BELOW: Performing during Open House is the Girls' Glee Club, Front Row: left to right, D. Alexander, B. Brown, C. Witten, S. Rogers, J. De Groat, G. Walker, S. Painter, L. Stroope. Row Two: .G. Parker, B. Tipton, T. Olney, J. Smith, K. Morris, C. Hayes, G. Murphy, L. Alieman, B. Barnes. Row Three: G. Ford, N. Leite, F. Stucker, N. Har- gus, S. Grill, R. Thomas, V. Powell, O. Williams, K. Cartwright. Select Choir, Boys' Glee, Girls' Glee, Girls' Quartet Open House mdrks debut Open House programs marked the first appearance of tour music depart- ment divisions. Select Choir sang in Shepard Mall and appeared with the Oklahoma City Symphony Orchestra January 10. Fol- lowing caroling at rest homes, faculty members and alumni harmonized with Select Choir during the school-wide Christmas assembly in December. Boys' Glee Club, and Girls' Glee Club sang in the Christmas assembly and competed with other Oklahoma City schools in a city-wide music con test held this spring on the Oklahoma K City University campus. gg 3999918 Among the entertainment for Open House is ing: A. Jackson. Front Row: L. Franks, W. Fields. Boys' Glee Club pictured left to right. Direct- M. Love, A. Colbert, J. Dorsey, C. Owens, elect Choir sings for student body during hristmas program held December 23, in the uditorium, with aid of faculty members and lumni. Front Row: left to right: M. Dinwiddie, . Kiser, M. Burge, D. Morgan, D. Carr, S. prague, S. Sanders. Row Two: L. Kublak, E. orris, H. Dorsey, N. McNutt, M. Parr, P. Par- sons, A. Perry. Row Three: Mr. T. Hardy, R. Swearingin, Z. Webster, R. Young, T. Oldham, C. Herren, P. Hayes, G. Ross. Row Four: T. Hawthorne, D. Bower, Mr. L. Shantz, Mr. J. Raglin, M. Woodberry, A. Rideau, A. Herren, and C. Power. E. Van Brunt. Row Two: A. Caldwell, R. Tipton, M. Metcalf, R. Shaw, M. Corbin, M. Woodberry, C, Lusk, J. Richardson. Presenting Up, Up, and Away, one of their talent show numbers, is the Girls' Quartet. Front Row: V. Kiser and C. Herren. Back Row: T. Old- ham and G. Ross. 65 F.B.L.A., F.H.A., F.T.A. Foresight sought by clubs Sophomore and junior girls rallied to crush freshmen and seniors com- peting in the annual F.B.L.A. powder- puff derby held this October. Operating a hatcheck stand, selling programs and making Voo-Doo dolls for wrestling matches and basketball games netted additional funds for Future Teachers of America. Boys ioined Future Homemakers of America for the first time and attended the statewide F.H.A. rally in Oklahoma City. Active in their own chapter, boys held club offices. . --. - as as K - 1.- T' -4 s El - Donna Rogers and Robert Smz participate in OFFICERS-Annie Rachal, hist., Kaye Payne, pres., quat, sgt. at arms, Donna Rogers, reporter, Phyllis F.B.L.A. initiation ceremonies. Jeanne Moore, parl., Barbara Mattocks, stu. i-BWFS, USGS-. 5l'teI'I'Y -Smith, V--PVBS-, Cl16PPle coun. rep., Jay Johns, sgt. at arms, Tommy Mus- Taff, sec., discuss convention. F.B.L.A.-Front Row: K. Payne, S. Smith, C. Taff, P. Lewis, A. Rachal, D. Rogers, B. Mattocks, J. Moore, T. Musquat, J. Johns, J. Boydston, R. McKinney, Mrs. J. Thaxton, sponsor, Mrs. M. Fields, sponsor. Row Two: K. Davis, C. Kimbrough, B. Wilson, D. Dennis, L. Taylor, A. Moore, S. Reimers, P. Anderson, C. Pendley, R. Roberts, P. Sloan, R. Hulsey, N. Pirtoviz, J. Kelly. Row Three: L. Stroppe, C. Mast, C. Humphrey, D. Browning, T. Ellis, K. Merriman, R. Killian, D. McSpadden, C. Merriman, S. Kelly, D. Conyers, P. Choate. Row Four: P. Horton, D. Wallace, R. Tyce, P. Walker, V. DeBose, l. Ismael, B. Emberson, S. Wood, B. Benefield, G. Smith, N. Noble, M. Skaggs. Row Five: J. Conyers, P. Babb, M. Buck, R. Epler, E. Davis, E. Dorris, J. Nichols, C. Neff, D. Looney, L. Manning, L. Hodson, V. Reynolds. Row Six: T. Parsons, V. Costine, Y. Lillarde, S. Hunt, A. Brown, J. Stockton, L. Waldroup, D. Horton, L. Johnson, C. Taber, D. Speaker, D. Hendrix, T. Ryan. Back Row: R. Garouette, B. Thurston, R. Sinz, C. Bradshaw, L. Shock, D. Mitchell, C. Wangler. E hristmas caroling at four Oklahoma County nursing homes during the Christmas season are seven of the F.H.A. arlene Beardslee, Patricia Horton, Sandra Kelly, Rhonda Hulsey, Carla Kelly, and Janet Kelly. club members, Elaine Collum, x'x 'Y IN 'fl' -,J t.f,,,, ABOVE: F.T.A. members folding programs are R. Morris, V. Babb, C. Wangler, V. Ellington, and J. Berry. LEFT: Making spirit voodoo dolls for wrestling matches are F.T.A. members B. Murry, B. Drumm, L. Winters, J. Kelly, C. Wangler, J. Franks, N. Davis, Miss J. Stewart, sponsor, R. Tyce. V. Lee, L. Powell, T. Parsons, and C. Carr. 67 l. F-Q ABOVE: SAFETY COUNCIL OFFICERS-J. Orr, pres.p A. Binney, v.-pres.g and C. Power, sec.- treas. ABOVE RIGHT: Discussing the upcoming Inter-City meeting are safety council members Tchinina Rayburn, Darlene Ainsworth, Janie Orr, and Carole Power. RIGHT: SAFETY COUNCIL- L. Winters Mr. W. McCaskiII s onsor D. Jones, 1 I P I L. Bynum, J. Borum, and T. Rayburn. 68 Safety CouncilLRed Cross. Medical Careers I-ledlih, safely cire concerns Spencer on a television quiz show. Red Cross stuffed ditty bags with pencils and rulers for Vietnamese chil- dren. Medical Careers, sponsored by Nurse Walker, was nationally affiliated. 5 i Nunn, '--ws-...Qs Q-ww, special ditty bags for Vietnamese children as a Red Cross prolect are M Blow, R. Bidwell, L. Carey, T. Jones, O. Williams, R. Bixby, Mosley Mrs E Wilson sponsor P Patrick N Thurman L Nichols J Jones R Neff, K. Price, B. Thurston, Mr. L. Louthan, sponsor, and LEFT: Conducting a specially held Red Cross meeting are officers Mike Dinwiddie, treasurer, Olivia Williams, vice-president, Janice Mosley, president, and Kathy Cartwright. ABOVE: Discussing plans for the forthcoming measles innoculations are Medical Careers members Mari- lyn Bagley, Linda Hanson, Cindy Yingling, Ronnie McCanieI, and Nurse Walker, sponsor, at a weekly meeting held in the clinic. Cheerleaders Squod cichieves top honors Clad in a Bobcat costume, Spirit Girl Cheri Humphrey and mascot Shawn Schroeder ioined cheerleaders in chanting during pep assemblies and ball games. Senior High cheerleaders placed first in four 'Summer Clinic divisions 3 held at the University of Oklahoma. Rating superior at O.U.'s winter clinic, cheerleaders walked off with a first-place trophy. Freshman cheerleaders rated ex- cellent and outstanding in winter clinic competition. S Performing award winning cheerleading tech- niques for a pep assembly are left to right: Sheila Hunt Patti Anderson, Linda Raley, Carla Twidwell, Sheila Hunt and Linda Smith. Patti Anderson Linda Raley Head Carla Twidwell Ass't. Head Linda Smith f f' -Q n di.: a 1 .5 I, K .Q . is K X ! s N N. e : 8 kj' 4.x fm 'S A , 1 My f TI . S' Q ' ' Q 4 , f, . . 1. ' s 7,0 Q 'T' Jn k 34k As 5. -sf' I K. .l.,+ 1 x If. '- 1 s.'js,-1'-vwff. X n 2.....kf .I Ymnu. .FQ . 4 f' fgxffi X X I 4 XX x . 4 , .M . , h , J 4. .,,Sx .K g 1. 4. X M. ,r-, .. , yy ,..n e NV' 1-N - All . I ' XV , SA .. 1'5- 1' ,' . .5 , 3 P E I 9 Llgigw 'NS Front Row: J. Bottger, C. McAffery, D. Dugger. Row Two: K Shelby, D. Crow, M. Woods. Row Three: D. Darrough, C. Wangler, D. Hawk. Row Four: M. More, P. Oldham, M. Taylor. Row Five: J. Smith, D. Rothfusz, T. Olney. Front Row: C. Glocke, C. Richards, B. Murry. 1: aYl0'- ROW Four: L- 1:-'lYl0 , J- HH-ll'iCk: C- Her Row Two: J. Franks, S. Smith, D. Davidson, C. nf T- Oldham- ROW Five: J- BGWY- G- ROSS- P Edwards. Row Three: V. DuBose, J. Boydston, C. Parsons- J- Off- Front Row: left to right: K. Hardin, P. Varner, J. Kelly, D. Wheeler, L. Manning, V. Reynolds, G. Walker, N. McNutt, V. Hines, E. Collum, D. 72 Hendrix, B. Moore. Row Two: J. Sprague, C. Carr, E. Clingermen, C. Cundriff, S. Glocke, C. Taber, R. Killian, P. Hix, D. Vernon, D. Northcutt, D. Horton. Row Three: M. Parr, D. Carr, V. Wilson, C. Burton, V. Goff, D. McSpadden, A. Crisp, E. Ronk, L. Johnson, L. Adam, L. Stevens, S. Mc- Donald. Row Four: M. Bagley, P. George, P. Cole- man, D. Aubert, P. Hanes, D. Allen. 'ep Club :lub skyrockets enthusicism l Blue, White! Let's fight! chanted l65 pep club members in unison at hssemblies and ball games. New uniforms, including slacks, marked pep club members as they 'marched on field before games, as well as ushering at city functions. Weeks of preparation were spent in planning tor one of the social events bt the season, Pep Club's Christmas Ball. Crepe paper turned the cafeteria into a fairy-tale setting for the dance. 1 Drill instructions enabled girls to march in the homecoming parade and in the Midwest City Veterans Day parade. Coupled with pep assemblies, spirit marches winding throughout Star- Spencer halls boosted morale before games. 'Front Row: J. Kelly, D. Taylor, B. Brown, D, Clark, B. Ballard, K. Gross, l.. Gillmore, V. Cos- Jennings, R. Patton. Row Two: Y. Williams, P. fine, B. Landers. front Row: left to right, C. Collins, M. Buck, S. Dennis, D. Orr, J. Stockton, C. Merriman, A. Brown, D. on S. Sands, N. Pietrowicz, C. Kelly, K. Mitchell. I Front Row: S. Hunt, A. Johns, D. Newcomb. Row Two: P. Morgan, P. Barnes, C. Hayes, C, Lehr. Row Three: E. Raines, J. Noble, D. lee, J. Wilmoth, T. Rayburn, B. Tipton, N. Still, Raw Four: D. Wisenhunt, J. Terrel, T. Ellis, M. John- son, l.. Claxton, M. Denham. Williams, P. Dicker- Senior Pep Club members D. Mast, R. Epler, C. Waldroup. D. Dennis, P. Cochran, D- Griffin, and V- Vass, congregate during half-time to discuss the development in the basketball game between Star-Spencer Bobcats and Classen Comets. Miss B. Moore and Mrs. K. Clark, pep club sponsors intently watch basketball game with McGuinness. 4 OFFICERS-Seated: R. McKinney, trees.: D. Rogers, sec., J. Neal, pres., S. Reimers, v.-pres. Standing: J. Neal, dem. capt., A. Moore, stu. coun. rep., D. Moore, dem. capt., J. Moore, parl., K. Payne, hist., and P. Schroeder, rept. EXECUTIVE BOARD-Seated: J Conyers, sr.: D. Browning, fr., B. Mattocks, sr. Standing: D. Speaker, soph.p T. Ryan, soph.y N. Relmers, fr., C. Pendley, sr., and K. Davis, ir. l i l i Rally Club J Australian bush hats and printed Caf'b6Ckln9 QVOUP banded Together to T-shirts quickly became earmarks of hold Shouting matches against Pep nearly members, af basketball and Wl'eSfllT'Ig Organized this year, the boys' Bob- 930195- R. Roberts, J. Nowlin, R. Bishop, R. Little, J. Watkins. sn, Shy, Sig.,- r Row: K. Wilson, G. Davis, M. Boles. Row Two: E. Miller, E. Davis, G. Cassity. Row Three: Plank, N. Noble, C. Anderson, M Moser. Row Four: R. Diaz, S. Wicker, S. Warden, S. Davidson. Five: D. Creech, J. Nowlin, D. Neal, C. Emerson. Row: left to right: S. Belyeu, T. Newcomb, A. Wilson, M. Goff, W. Hardin, E. Crain, D. Witmer, G. Browning, R. Tolli- R. Rayburn. Row Two: J. Dorsey, R. Brice, D. Beasely, W. Greenroyd, J. Pierce, J. Mayuex, N. Martin, G. Valdez, J. M. Clary. Row Three: D. Dubose, R. Axtell, M. Peoples, F. Graffe, J. Oisten, T. Harrison, T. Womack, R. Garroute, E. Mr. James Raglin, Rally Club sponsor, inspects the new Rally hats and Tfshirts purchased this year. ABOVE: Freshman Dan Jennings, photog. rapher, shows Dennis Warren, sr., business manager, a few of the techniques in pho- tography. ABOVE RIGHT: Ramona French, ir., layout editorg Sandy Sands, jr., royalty editor and Fran Bergeron, soph., artist, discover the new cabinets are useful. LOWER RIGHT: Co-editors Debby Jennings, ir., and Donna Rogers, ir., Miss Patty Miller, sponsorg Carole Power, sr., assistant editor and Peggy Clark, ir., associate editor, pause to learn from last year's mistakes. lob.c.a.t Stott occe ts chcillenges y P l Under the direction of first-year leacher, Miss Patty Miller, the year- l- staff completed the twelfth vol- ln order to meet regular deadlines, editors frequently remained after school, giving at full and combined of the Bobcat. Distinguishing this year's volume copy set in a new type style. S. effort to the Bobcat. The staffs' exu- berance exemplified the spirit of Star Spencer. ku ABOVE: Pam Hanes, soph., organization editor, Pam Schroeder, soph., curriculum editor, Janie Orr, sr., senior editor, Janet Borum, sr., index editor, Darlene Ainsworth, soph., organization editor, Rhonda Killian and Cheryl Nixon, sophs., faculty editors, work, plan and double check all yearbook pages. LEFT: Copy editor Rebecca Patton, ir., and Peter Baxter, soph., asst. copy editor, explain their ideas to Teresa Ryan, soph., sports editor and Richard Moore, ir. -- v- . .wf A V W' ww X -KA x Es .N . ...W , . Y ! N NA v ' .fi 3 K. K . W... L dgf' L V K. Q K S h f-, 3 , X .5 N 335' .. NWN 5 S J -is ,R 4 - . ' ie 1 If -,. X. , , 8 QQ- .V ' - ,Msgs-x FQ K X qv A W. . , fi---- 5 x , R X X 'Spb' . 79 LQ- A vii Q . 3ESE3QQ . l ,.,LLL 1 .m ' f . ik- ag ':,N!gns.w5.gg: -miie, - sink . -ff fifW2 1. ig X K R Sk? , . - 2 X Nxt h X. A ,mu X X ii: B .5 R ' K 3li.,. -F- wswvwmmw' X K ,.,W . ,... gm I , . , .. , -: . . : X Qs X. SX X is ' x R Q Q 'X hm,.' X QRS X91 N. -Q and Miss S-SHS. Attendants Achool royolty is selected Senior Will Hardin escorted class- schoolwide, iournalism department ate Sheila Reimers downstage when sponsored elections in January. e was crowned Miss S-SHS during Both Sheila and Will held an office ay's yearbook assembly. in Pep and Rally Clubs and have held Candidates were nominated from various class offices throughout high ich homeroom and competed in school. X ,, .... I -. s JuNioRs soPHoMoREs FRESHMEN oley Merriman Jimmy Williams Linda Stevens Kenneth Thiry Tam Ellis Pe kY Ridenhour aving the chilly winter weafher to page for hour, Tam Ellis, Jimmy Williams and Coley Merri- their leadership, popularity, and grade-point e Bobcat Staff are Mr. and Miss S-SHS attend- man- These allendanls were Chosen on P0PUl6f standings. Each boy escorted his classmate dur- ts Kenneth Thiry, Linda Sfeyengl perky Riden. vote by their fellow classmates and teachers on ing the yearbook coronation assembly, May 21. 'R ,L . Q X ,.,--nw-N, an-1 x ig R ,Q Xggws ...N-1 x. A aggfsgx Q xx . ' x :E I M Q Q M XXX m -1:-15, il. Q x xx X ---- X X . , X. , X X X XKxxQxSw S X N- xws wx S X X X 'Si Y W W X X A 1. N 5 N Sports Queens All-Sports Queen crowned Fall's merry-go-round of elections, parades, and assemblies led up to the coronation of the '69-'70 All Sports Queen. All eyes were on senior Ruth Mc- Kinney when she accepted the crown of All-Sports Queen during Homecom- ing halftime ceremonies. Selected Miss Football by Boys' O Club, Ruth competed against five other queens in a student election. Reigning as Sports Queens are Sen- ior Annie Rachal, Miss Wrestling, Ver- etta DuBose, Miss Basketball, Terri Gil- more, Miss Baseball, Debbie Dennis, Miss Track and Cross Country, and Audrey Moore, Star Spencer's first Golf queen. Posing for the Homecoming crowd after her coronation October 30, is Ruth McKinney, All Sports Queen, her escort David Twidwell, and Jason Waldroup, flower bearer. S-S band plays in the background. Ruth appeared at the Home- coming dance held after the game in her honor. v MISS WRESTLING Annie Rachal MISS BASEBALL Terri Gilmore 3 MISS BASKETBALL MISS GOLF A MISS TRACK AND CROSS COUNTRY Veretta DUBQ-,se Audrey Moore 'Debbie Dennis 83l S .L.i or orts Attendants .gdilwa WRESTLING ATTENDANTS Teresa Sokolosky, Fr. Yonni Lillard, Jr. Fran Bergeron, Soph. FOOTBALL ATTENDANTS Pam Patzack, Fr. Carla Twidwell, Jr. Carolyn Taber, Soph. rx I'- L T, l ' BASEBALL ATTEN DANTS Lorna Claxton, Fr. Lynn Gilmore, Jr. Karen Wester, Soph. I . sgkw-.fm Z A 3 .iv V , ' x, , X, x X I .- , 5433 ,Sf f 2 , ' 2 A A 3 3- E E f n u f 35 x. N-.K Q f 15 F' N . X x '5 1 'fv: ' . x ' N - if 1 . xmavsf Q85 f xv? - 1-hugs x s, Z' '7 JA! si 1 gc 4 Y kj!! 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Leitsizer Medals, highest academic achievement, went to Geri Ross and Larry Kubiak, gold: Van Kiser and Stanley Belyue, silver, and Syliva Pol- nize scholors lock and Will Hardin, bronze. Daughters of the American Revolu- tion and Departmental and organiza- tional awards were presented for Best Actor and Best Actress, Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow, and Best Journalists. UPPER LEFT: Scott Hand, sr., is the recipient of the Quill and Scroll Service Award and Dennis Warren, sr., recipient of Outstanding Journalism student for 1970. ABOVE: Recipient of Daughters of American Rev- olution, history award is Karen Thigpen, ir., and citizen award is Geri Ross, sr. . X -k. t .qs XS - Ars 6 gf' X -5 5 1 if -Q ,R -'-- - 5 Q A i . 2. 3 4 ik nifi- A w 'N ga y Q , ek QQ A K X . 915.3 . KT: Qigyii 5 13 -- 1 'R 'Si - , -yy N x Q Q X . f . 5 . X wvy X x W 2. t-Q x N QA' X M... 1'-Q...-:.,,gx.X.x: f '- i s Y' Qssxsf X ES 5 Q w X' Q X, kggiig A SX W . xi K N NTS? 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ABOVE: O' Club-Front Row: J. Johns, L. Gianflippo, R. Tollison, F. White, R. Hey, T. Masquat, B. Cheatwood, I. Ishmael, R. Holmes. Row Two: D. Little, L. Thomas, R. Rayburn, M. Chain, T. Helms, C. Peters, J. Lind, W. Hardin, R. Goodman. Row Three: B. Benefield, R. Potts, J. Pribble, M. Skaggs, J. Watkins, R. Moore, D. Smith. Row Four: G. Browning, F. Hesser, G. Valdez, G. Smith, T. Stewart, J. Williams, J. Turner. Row Five: M. Berry, L. Flynn, M. Harbison, K. Warne, E. Kreke, M. Thrift, L. Kubiak. Back Row: M. Kelly, D. Linden. RIGHT: Mike Goff, sr., and Roger Kreke, soph., help build O'Club homecoming float. O' Club Club grows with greotei porticipotioi Boys' O' Club, composed of E sophomores, iunior, and senior lette men, sprang into action with the b ginning of football season. Teamwork, dabbed with spirited i dividual efforts, paid off as the clul: float, Bury the Patriots, placed four' in the Homecoming parade. The ah letes pocketed five dollars with the Halloween float. Membership in the club was ii creased by 20 over last year's total 1 39. Each lettered in a varsity spo played in accordance with conferene rules. One of six competitive sports i which boys could letter was footbal Gridiron preparation began wit daily summer practice sessions. Bol cats worked at perfecting vital mane: vers, during August. Sophomore kicker, Mark Harbison, 81, prepares to kick off during Homecoming game with Putnam City West. Bobcats lost 36-22. Senior halfback Dwight Smith, ll, eludes two Northeast defenders during a Capitol Conference game with the Vikings to decide district and conference champions. Bobcat co-captains Tim McGee, 76, Larry Gianflippo, 4, shake hands with Del City players Vickers, li, and Coulter, 22, before Bobcats bombed the Eagles 22-12. i il -- . av' 'Nix it W it I ,fm .Rx 5 r mx -5- :igx--A - ir R , , ', Na: ' :Yixy N-Q a W .. A- . , .5 N.. 5 1 -1 ' S S . uf W,,, it ' Kenai ,gpm m M at A if 1 Q 'Q L 'N -S Eootball Bobcat gridders tie conference foes l After losing to Putnam City and lilassen in the opening games, the Bobcats came back to demolish the ,liarl Albert Titans 42-8, before tying lonference toes McGuinness and ortheast. y By defeating the Moore Lions in the last game of the season, the Bobcats nded their third straight winning if year. Although the Bobcats were 4-3-2 or the year, they were rated eighth in the state in the Class AA final Ratings. Severe injuries cost the Bob- cats as they lost several starters for the season. But, with determination, along with great depth in the backfield, the Bobcats managed to retain their num- ber eight rankings. Highlighting the season was the Bobcat victory over the El Reno ln- dians. The speedy 'Cats' overwhelmed the previously fifth-ranked Indians with great defensive plays. unior fullback Joe Lind is stopped by Northeast Q0 65 Bobcats Terry Helms, 64, Rick Potts, 75, and efenders after a first down. Bobcats were tied Rob Waller, 7. Crime UP t0 BSSFST in blocking. L,,,,, Senior linebacker lvo Ishmael awaits the outcome of the game with El Reno, which the Bobcats won 24-2 in the non-conference battle. 0. ' I. 1 we ip V Af k QQ? it 'e 'M f 'F M X Q K ik 5? as 4 es 1+ 'V x 'hun N N xi N vi N gifggf Q 6 .sf + ls, M I :inyfaw :+I l tasketball Cots climb to best seoson The 'Cats' average winning margin onference race, winning four games, ine against each team, Classen, Mc- Suinness, Putnam City West, and lortheast, and losing one against each eam. The 'Cats' average winning margin grew to twenty points per game. Junior Dennis Milton lecl the Bob- cats in scoring with a twenty-point average, and three times this season has scored over thirty points. The Bobcats ended their season with victories over St. Mary's and EI Reno. .MQW I s ABQVE: Bobcat Larry Gaines, 22, scrambles to steal the ball from Classen's Sidney Gordon, 41, and Jimmy Edwards, 45, while teammate Dennis Milton, 10, watches from a distance. LEFT: BASKETBALL-Front Row: D. Milton, L. Gaines, M. Goff, D. Debose, L. Milton, A. King. Row Two: Coach D. Smith, H. Ford, M. Harbison, R. Little, Head Coach M. Rehl. BELOW LEFT: Senior Bobcat Mike Goff, 20, guards Northeast's Joe Shaw, 43, in the Capitol Conference game with the Vikings, in which the Bobcats won, 62-60. BELOW: Alan King, ll, with Pat Brunnett, 25, of St. Mary's in a Bobcat home game. Sw S Q QS X X Sl 5 K -' N Q: X mmmgw, . W-Q --Q f-we Q. is Qxw . b WQQ QNMW k .-. K g .KVQ---'il' -,ksxxsx N K M X - ,wgm.XwW.wk,b,S .X QA., ,,,. Q X www x. . 8 x Basketball Cogers wrop-up seoson with l 7-5 record Losing only three players due to graduation, the Bobcats rolled to their nest season ever, ending the regular eason with a I7-5 won-lost record, ind a sixth-place rating in Class AAA. The Bobcats won the Crooked Oak nvitational Tournament with an im- Sressive win over Class 4-A power Southeast in the finals. Juniors Dennis Milton and George Neff were named to the All-tournament team. The rival Classen Comets squeaked by the 'Cats in the finals of the S-SHS tourney, as both Milton and Neff were again selected to the All-Tourney team, as was senior guard Larry Gaines. The Bobcats scored an average of 80 points a game in the tourney. LEFT: Everyone appears to be on the action as George Neff, 45, and Larry Gaines, 22, strive to reach a rebound before St. Mary's cagers Sonny Thornton, 35, Charlie Braun, 31, and George Beatty, 22. ABOVE: Making his way up for a layout shot is Dennis Milton, 10, as a McAlester player is pushed aside. Wrestling Gropplers suffer losing seoson, 2 9 mork Despite suffering through the worst season in several years, the Bobcats had five highly rated grapplers, all of whom placed in the State Regionals at Putnam City West, and thus, were allowed to wrestle in the State Tourna- ment. Robert Holmes, sr., Robert Cheat- wood, sr., Randy Goodman, ir., Will Hardin, sr., and Tim McGhee, sr., were the bright spots in the otherwise dis- mal season. Danny Kelly, former Star-Spencer and Oklahoma University grappler, completed his first year as Bobcat wrestling coach. RIGHT: Sophomore Dale Beasley attempts to re- verse against his Putnam City West opponent. WRESTLING-Front Row: W. Hardin, R. Holmes, T. McGhee, R. Cheatwoocl, R. Goodman. Row Two: C. Anderson, S. Shrekengaust, J. Williams, R. Rayburn, L. Kubiak, B. Emberson, J. Nowlin, D. Beesley, J. Hunt, R. Sinz, J. Johns, mgr., D. Boyles, D. Kelly, Coach. 5 I YQ i 'gin' ' x In 'K ff I Y 6:6 2 I a 4 3 JS MN... H, .M 1 ZKA- - ag 4 x i i i. ' RISKS xaussw ' - :- Y Qs -L ,Q xxx Q-5 . X X ww 56 X XX Y X -- I .X. ai,5 ',:. if W X OKQGN S Q, Ng XXQXNN YN X-ig X X x XX' 'X X x X A libs-:bi Chcumpionsh With six returning starters from the I969 Class AA State Runner-up team, 'he Bobcats, under the leadership of Coach Delmer Hardesty, hoped to re- pew their championship status of 1968. Returning seniors from last year's team are Randy Hey, Larry Gianfillipo, Robert Waller, and Mike Goff. Joe Dribble and Monty Skaggs are the lone eturning iuniors. i Coach Hardesty replaced Alan Ax- ly, named as basketball coach at ulsa Kelly. The Bobcats participated in four ournaments, the Midwest City and Edmond invitationals, and the Regional ind State tourneys. IGHT: Junior pitcher Monty Skaggs winds up uring an early spring practice. Skaggs was the returning pitcher from last year's team nlv . ELOW: BASEBALL-Front Row: J. Pribble, R. otts, R. 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'X ,Af ' W 2 1 Q f, X Q W H .Q X I ,, X S .Q Q A 1 -4 .K x X Q R+- RIGHT: Coach Kent Orr instructs his team of the route for a dual meet. BELOW: Seniors Mark Kelly and Bobby Benefield return to Star-Spencer after the Bobcats' win runner-up at the State Cross-country meet. BELOW RIGHT: Sophomore Kim Warne strides to a third place finish in a tri-school meet. cm R : : t :::: , : M I- nip New ' gt, - 4' A em:-if Manu., . QR t. K. x5 : :: W A F :s.E:?sgzNg. 1 are Cross-Country, Track 'Cots grcib second in stote The Bobcat Cross-Country team, un- der the leadership of Mark Kelly and David Linden, won runner-up honors in the Class AA State meet in Tulsa. Kelly received great support from his Bobcat teammates Kim Warne, Kenny Wilson, and Herman Burge in completing the best season in Star- Spencer's history. Boasting the return of several mid- dle-distance men, the Bobcat track team hopes to improve its last year's fourth place finish in State AA com- petition. 9! swaffssaw , 1 ,, X-if ABOVE: Herman Burge and Dwight Smith, srs., practice precision timing and handling as they pass the baton. ABOVE LEFT: Coach Marvin Rehl sounds the starting gun to begin a relay. LEFT: Sock-footed Dwight Smith runs hurdles in prepara- tion for a meet. l Seniors Closs motto: Youth - hope of the world One year they were underclassmen, led by older students, then in the space of only one summer, they be- came the leaders. This is the adiust- ment Seniors '70 had to make in a few short weeks. It was up to them to get clubs and activities started with all the efficiency that is expected of a senior class. With the motto Youth is the hope of the world, seniors led in sports and organizations throughout the year. Among the 229 in the class, were honor students and outstanding ath- letes who received a variety of scholar- ships. Schools depend on their upper-class to set an example for those who must shoulder the responsibility next year. The Senior class of 1970 did this for Star-Spencer. Displaying cookie baking talents during first hour Boys' Home Ec are seniors Randy Hey and Will Hardin as they check their finished product. Nancy Armstrong Peggy Babb Vickie Babb Frank Bates Larry Bates Darlene Beardsley Stanley Belyeu ' Bobby Benefield Jean Berry Linda Binney ll2 Joe Blair Janet Borum Mildred Bowen Allen Boydston JaNeen Boydston Sue Brown Garry Browning Donna Buck Roger Burwell Lois Bynum Randy Capps Dean Carr Larry Carrethers Mike Chain Robert Cheatwood Patty Cochran Mary Conner Jeanette Conyers Jackie Cooper Harlan Cooper Mike Corbin Ricky Cothran Tom Coulter Wayman Coulter David Cox Dennis Cox Donna Cox Earnest Crain Phyllis Crostwait James Crow Joyce Crump Jack Daggs Wayne Daub Della Davidson Debbie Dennis Jesse Dennis Rita Denton William Drumm Veretta DuBose Donnell DuBose Connie Edwards Donna Edwards Marshall Edwards Renee Epler Alan Estep Glenda Evans James Felder Willie Fields Glenda Fisher Laverne Flynn Judy Franks Larry Gaines Thelma Garret Larry Gianfilippo Terry Gilmore Cindy Glocke Paula Godwin Michael Goff Reefha Goforfh Jimmy Grandstaff Qeniors is lue, silver chosen eniors '70 colors 'rying for a strike is senior Gary Browning as Ronald Manning, sr., keeps ,core and awaits his turn to bowl at local bowling alley. Wesley Greenroyd Debbie Griffin Beverly Hamilton Scott Hand Will Hardin Janice Harris Perralyne Hayes Alfred Haywood Juanita Hedrick Donald Heil Terry Helrns Ava Herrin Carla Herren Randy Hey Robert Holmes Pat Horton Linda Howell Cheri Humphrey Sherry Ingram Ivo Ishmael Tyrone Jacoy Jay Johns Byron Johnson Linda Johnson Carl Jones Closs Robert Jones Mark Kelly Sheryl Kelley is .Q l of '70 occepls school leadership ,,...rN,,,A s .Q s1s-r'- Enioying a bite to eat with Rally Club members at El Charritos while celebrating the Carl Alberl football victory are seniors Alan Wilson and Mike Goff. , Powderpuff coach, Senior Jay Johns consults Ruth McKinney, Sr., as to the next series of plays. Jim Kennedy Richard Keough Alan King Vandalia Kiser Bill Krause Lawrence Kubiak James Lee Phyllis Lewis Dean Little Doris Looney Davida Lucas Neal Martin Tom Masquat Erwin Mason Za Mason Johnnie Massey Debbie Mast Barbara Mattocks Jay Mayeux Kenneth McAffrey II7 Dale McDonald Tim McGhee Ruth McKinney Leeman Minton David Montgomery Audrey Moore Debbie Moore Jeannie Moore Karen Morris Donna Morgan Tom Mosher Gary Moyer Barbara Murray Billye Musshafin Judy Neal Carolyn Neff Terry Newcomb Jennifer Nichols Tim Odelberg Teresa Oldham Janie Orr Wanda Parker Peggy Parsons Quinton Patton Barbara Payne Jana Pearson Annette Peary Charlotte Pendly Sylvia Pollock Carole Power S . 3 Eeniors Senior class officers, Mike Goff, vice presidentg Will Hardin, president, Rita Denton, secretary: and Debbie Mast, treasurer, survey campus to form ideas for the senior gift. Annie Rachal Duane Rachal Linda Raley Robert Rayburn Sheila Reimers Upperclcissmen displciy 'Bobcat power' Dennis Reynolds Christine Richards Gwenetta Richmond Mike Roach Dorothy Rogers Geri Ross Sue Ryals Linda Shaver Robert Sinz Sherry Smith II9 Larry Sorenson Billy Sparks Virginia Stephens Mike Stevenson Leandra Stubblefield Danny Syth Chappie Taff Leslie Taylor Ricky Taylor Larry Thomas James Thompson Bill Thurston Seniors White rose choser senior closs Howe: Q 1 5 l Working on the senior class float in preparation for Homecoming day' festivities are seniors Alan Wilson and David Twidwell. as James Wright Cynthia Yingling James Young Willie Tipton Randall Tollison Carol Traylor Cecelia Traylor Robert Traylor Nancy Truman Jim Turner David Twidwell Renaye Tyce Evonna Vass Mike Vernon Leroy Wagner Carla Waldrup Fayetta Walker Debbie Wallace Robert Waller Janet Walton Dennis Warren Theresa Watkins Linda Weingartner Zula Webster Frank White Allan Wilson Leroy Winter Billy Wintz x I f Juniors Class of '7l repeats first place victory Under the direction of Troy Stewart, president, Star-Spencer's iunior class won first place with their Homecoming float. Pulp the Patriots was the win- ning theme. Other class officers are Karen Thigpen, vice-president, Patti Anderson, secretary, Jimmy Williams, treasurer. All 360 iuniors participated in the success of Seniors of '7l when they voted on a class ring for all following senior classes. With funds raised by iuniors, Star- Spencer produced another sparkling Junior-Senior prom. Lenore Albert Cokie Alford Connie Allen Jerry Anderson Patti Anderson Cindy Antensio Kay Armstrong Mike Arnold Tina Bailey Patti Baker Bertha Ballard Gary Bates Making arrangements for the rock band for the Junior-Senior Prom are iunior officers Karen Thigpen, vice president, Jimmy Williams, treasurer, Patti Anderson, secretary: and Troy Stewart, president: RX Vonda Bates Donald Bauer Mike Barnard Jeff Berry Mike Belyeu Bruce Bennett Peggy Bennett Rodney Bentley Michael Berry William Bertoslosio Jim Bidwell Anne Binney 5 2 we s ale me 1 among other things, biology students learned about amoebas, hydras, white and red blood corpuscles, reproduction, human anatomy, and Darwin's Theory. Assembling parts of a human anatomy model are Jim Watkins, ir., and Randy Roberts, ir. iuniors DSAT, NMSQT Tests tackled by juniors Carla Kelly Janice Kelly Mike Kelly Sandra Kelly Mike Kendrick David Kerr 1 l-1l Terry Kester Q- if ,N A L Bruce Kimbrough N . Kathy Kimbrough ' Mike Knou se H' i Eddie Kreke ' Ronnie Kubiak Q .Q as 11' f fl m :'wHe5 . Bonnie Landis Herman Lawrence Valerie Lee Nancy Leite Barbara Lewis Yonni Lillard . N Joe Lind f 2 David Linden L f W Deborah Lindsey 1 ifk, b S, ,. ' Brenda Listen A in F X Ron Little X - 1' X Mike Love Ronnie Loveless Jimmy Lowrie Charles Lusk Debbie Mayes Glenn McDonald Johnny McGhee Mary McKinney Donna Melrose Coley Merriman Dennis Milton Kathy Mitchell Denise Mitchell Gerald Moore Marilyn Moore Richard Moore Wayne Morris Janice Mosley Albert Murphy Bob Meyers June Neal George Neff Reginald Neff Charles Nelson Norman Noble Juniors Prom planning creoies problen Browsing through innumerable books in a seemingly hopeless assignment are iunior class favorites Joe Pribble anc Janice Mosely. Like other iuniors, they are subiected to what they feel are never-ending book reports! Robert Bloomer Richard Boyles Douglas Bork Jerry Bowen Margaret Bowen Gary Boyles Cindy Bradshaw Dianne Braggs Anna Brown Brenda Brown Kenneth Brown Marilyn Buck Herman Burge Barbara Caldwell Laura Carrethers Larry Carlisle Kathy Cartright Terry Cavnar Steve Center Jackie Childers Ronnie Childress Pat Choate Debbie Claxton Allen Colbert Charlotte Collins Mike Collum Allen Colvin larry Combs Debbie Conyers Floretta Cooper Val Costine Paul Cox Thomas Creech David Crisp John.Crow x Eric Davis Kay Davis Freida Dawkins Gerald Dawkins Sondra Dennis Paula Dickerson Roy Dillon Henry Dorsey Debbie Downing Dwight Dubose Charles Duffy Bobby Edwards Make Ely Bobby Emberson Mike Etris Dee Felder Ronnie Felton Roger Fish Gail Ford Phyllis Foulks Richard Frazer John Frazier Mae Frazier Donald Freeman Ramona French Roy Garoutt LaVona Geissler Michael Gibson Lynn Gilmore Randy Goodman Kathryn Goss David Graham Gary Gregg Richard Guliford Larry Hagar Clarence Hamilton Susan Hamilton Rosetta Hardimon Jane Hardy Nancy Hargus Mike Harris Terry Harrison Steve Hathcox Paula Hayes Alford Haywood Mary Hendrix Danny Hensen Lynn Hibben David Hinkle David Holland Mickey Holland Linda Hood Rhonda Hulsey Sheila Hunt James Hunter Richard Ivey Randolph Jackson Jacquelyn Jacobs Debby Jennings Carolyn Johnson Carl Kelly cr.. 'ie EE , 3 X E J pw 'S K -Q il 1-np.. . .S 3 X- Q Q. AJ Q -as 4 f Sm lm ma r . -M A ax M S ' ii ' ii - E . I Sheila Nowlin Darlene Orr Steve Owen Paul Paine Ricky Painter Judy Parsons Terri Parsons Rebecca Patton Ralph Payne Carlton Peters Pam Pickering James Pierce Randy Plank Ricky Plunkett Ricky Potts Joe Pribble Kenneth Price Debbie Queen Eva Quick Patricia Ragle Mark Reimers James Richardson Carol Rimicci Randy Roberts Marilyn Robinson Donna Rogers Vance Roland Robert Routt Sharon Sanders Darlene Sandlin Sandy Sands Denise Sanders .lanell Seebeck Sandra Shaw Kim Shelby Ron Shepard Collecting products which were contributed to the annual Student Council food drive are iuniors Johnny McGhee, Suzi Plato, Mike Thrift and Richard Boles. Linda Shock Duane Short Scott Shreckengaust Randy Shuler Larry Sikes Monty Skaggs Paula Sloan Debbie Smiley Gary Smith Gary Smith Linda Smith Randy Smith Sheila Smith Trent Smith Don South Harold Spradlin Peggy Stanley Tommy Stewart Troy Stewart Judy Stockton Laura Stone Mary Stramski Debbie Taylor Karen Thigpen Mm Seniors N K K X 'rn 33 X X . '71 vote on new class rings Learning to create and type Western Union telegrams, business and personal letters, dittos, and stencils were some of the proiects taught to Typing Il students this year. Completing a five-minute timed writing is iunior Linda Smith. 3 if 'S' if Patrick Wyskup Vickie Yasevich Rick Young Jerry Wood Suzanne Wood Terry Wood Mike Wren Q is ai E Tommy Thompson Theresa Thornton Mike Thrift Netha Thurman Sharon Tilley Terry Townsend Judith Traylor Delores Troope Tommy Trude Carla Twidwell Rick Tyra Gary Valdez David Vandegriff Mike Vineyard Carolyn Vinson Connie Vinson Steve VonRembow Freda Walley Galan Wallis Cindy Wangler Jim Watkins Willie Watson Charles White Debbie White Roy White Debbie Weitelman Cliet Wilburn Diane Williams Hella Williams Jimmy Williams Olivia Williams Stella Williams Yvonne Williams Terry Wilson David Witmer Tony Womack Sophomores 'Bury the Patriots' theme pockets second in parade Starting the year by placing second in the homecoming float competition, Star-Spencer's sophomores continued the pace they had set for themselves. Adding to the success of the class of '72 were officers Pam Schroeder, pres- ident, Larry Williams and Darryl Linda Adam Cynthia Adkins Dwayne Adkins Darlene Ainsworth Ola Alexander Donetta Allen Craig Anderson Terri Anthony Debbie Aubert Rick Austin Richard Axtell Scott Bailey Vicke Baker John Boleriack Peggy Bartlett Rebecca Bartlett Cleona Barton Willie Bates Boyles, vice-presidents, Cheryl Nix: secretary, and Teresa Ryan, treasur Food drives and contributions charitable organizations were take The busy year was ended with 1 annual sophomore dance featuring - Glass Drum's light show. Sit 5 S S Z Taking on the responsibilities of arranging for the sophomore dance, a homecoming float, and the annual Thanksgiving food drive sophomore class officers of l969A70, Larry Williams, vice president, Cheryl Nixon, secretary, Darryl Boyles, vice president, and F Schroeder, president, Voting by secret ballot was used for the first time in the sophomore class election. sq- , cs -wt., se NS 91 ,ig N N ws. is Un F A '- . fl ef R www' 'fl-J as s 3 es- Peter Baxter Dale Beesley Mike Begley Fran Bergeron Beverly Berry Ralph Berry Margie Bessinger Ricky Bishop John Blackburn Rena Bottger Everett Bowen Monty Bower Don Bowman Darryl Boyles Beverly Bowser Ricky Brice James Brock Tommy Brown Robin Buckley Beverly Bullard Mae Burge Harold Camp Celeste Carr Donna Carr .laney Chambers Jonette Childers Allen Clark Elmina Clingerman Brenda Colbert Pat Coleman Reed Coldiron Elaine Collum Walter Cox Larry Crabb Don Creech Terry Crittenden Sharon Cross Joyce Crump Connie Cunduff Robert Daub Nancy Davis Sandy Davis Shelley Davis Bonnie Dearing Rex DeHass Richard Diaz Joyce Dietrick Boyd Dill Mike Dinwidclie Charles Douglas Jay Downing Robert Dozier Bill Dugger Al Duke Curtis Duncan Ricky Dye Steve Echard Vanessa Ellington Bobby Emerson Leroy Ezell Harold Faine Evelyn Farrow John Feero Sammy Forbes Howard Ford Joyce Franklin Lonnie Furr Paddy George Mary Gillespie Sally Glocke Pat Godwin Vickie Goff Brenda Goode Diane Goodenough Frank Graffe Susanne Grill David Grimm Patty Grundon Debbie Hall Pam Hanes Linda Hanson Mark Harbison Karynne Hardin Fernandos Harrington Deborah Harris Eddie Heinken Roger Heinken Dawn Heiple Dona Hendrix Marquitta Hendrix James Hennington Kay Herrin Linda Herren Fred Hesser Linda Hicks Monroe Hicks Martha Hill Vanessa Hines Parn Hix Claude Hodge Lynn Hodson Debbie Holden Pat Hollis Lonza Holoman Debbie Horton Frankie Hunnicuvt James Hunt Sue Indian Alecia Ingram Harvey lvey Larry Jack Terry Jack Raymond James David Jensen Dana Johns Arnelta Johnson Bobby Johnson Linda Johnson David Jones Jerry Jones Kenneth Jones Kenneth Jones Rosemary Jones David Jordan Ann Kelly Jeannette Kelly Robert Kelly John Keough Pat Kerr Rhonda Killian Lee Kincheloe Carl King Don King Clifford Kirkwood Roger Kreke Ronnie Lair Terry Larson Richard Lawrence Marlene Lea ke Kenneth Lee Linda Lewis Roger Lewis Stanley Lewis Da rlene Likely Mike Lillard Daniel Little Billy Lloyd Marlene Lloyd Don Loper Ross Loyd Soghomores Sophs contribute 'ro Stu-Co food drive Calling to make orders for homecoming mums are Lee Kincheloe and Rhonda Killian. Lee and Rhonda were chosen sophomore favorites by their classmates Margaret Lucas Dick Lyne Lonna Manning Dona Mason Monica Mathis Phill Matthews Mike McAffrey Jack McCarty Ricky McChristian Sharon McCloud Tim McCoy Dorma McDonald Sheila McDonald Judy McLaughlin Norma McNutt Davida McSpadden Patricia Menifee Sandy Meyers Patricia Milton Ronald Milton Ronnie Mitchell Terry Montgomery Kenneth Moore Vicki Moore Leta Morris James Morrow Roy Mullenix Pam Murphy Lillie Neff Diana Newberry Charlie Nider Cheryl Nixon Debbie Northcutt Jeff Nowlin Jana Odelberg John Oisten Tim Owen Wes Palmer Randy Parker Marianne Parr Mike Parsons James Passmore Kenny Pendley Janice Peoples Dan Peters Jimmy Pugh Cecil Quick Linda Rachlitz Sharon Rodger Buzzi Raines Debbie Reed Jerry Redden Sherri Redden Wallis Resoff Lawrence Rex Donnie Reynolds Vickie Reynolds Sharon Richmond Azalia Rideau Judy Riggs Robert Robison Elaine Ronk Teresa Ryan Sally Sallee Philip Samaripa Sheryl Sanford Wayne Schnaibel Pam Schroeder Lester Scroggins Jerold Sheets Marilyn Shuler Ricky Simpson Kenneth Sinclair Robert Sloan Steven Smart Frank Smith Patricia Smith Janet Smothers Diane Speaker Stanley Speaks Jodie Sprague Susan Sprague Linda Stevens lla Stewart Nan Still James Stockton Roslyn Stoecker Lou Ann Stroope Lori Swanson Billy Switzer David Syth Carolyn Taber Chris Taff Richard Taylor Kenneth Thiry Cindy Thompson I36 i l o homores nthusiostic participation shown aren Wester and Laurie Waldroup ioin head cheerleader Linda Raley in applauding half-time band formations during a lash against Moore. Bobcats closed their season by toppling Class AAA Moore by a decisive 24-I6 victory. FW 'Q Max Thurman James Tipton Ronald Tollison Julia Tomkins Audrey Traylor Terrence Traylor Kathy Tyra Larry Vassar Pat Vernon Debbie Vernon Joe VonRembow Dale Wagoner Laurie Waldroup Glenda Walker Tony Wallis Kim Warne Pam Weingartner Karen Wester Deliena Wheeler Ricky Whisenhunt Steve Wicker Terry Wiggins Clinton Wilburn Carl Williams Larry Williams Paul Williams Jimmy Wilmoth Terry Wilson Vicki Wilson Kenneth Wright Deborah Crow Jeff Crow Deborah Darrough Scotty Davidson Gerald Davis Cathy Dawkins Peggy Dawson Troy Decker Steven Derring .lo DeGroat Maggie Denham Linda Denny Mark Dinwiddie Joseph Donny Joyce Dorris Julius Dorsey Jeffrey Dubose Michael Dubose Freshmen Study helps bring success to Stcir-Spencer freshmen Beginning with a successful football season Star-Spencer's freshman class carried out the year with determina- tion. Planning such activities as the fresh- man dance were three class officers. Their quick adjustment to high school life started the long list of merits that will follow this class throughout four years of senior high school. Freshmen were recognized in an Awards Assembly this May. t X... Freshman class officers Tam Ellis, president and Sonya Hunt, secretary-treasurer pore over blueprints for the Freshmar homecoming float amid the silence of the library conference room. Final plans were decided upon by freshman vote R - afa . Elizabeth Acoin Diane Adam Gala Ainsworth Zola Alexander Linda Alleman Barbara Allen Kevin Allen Mark Anderson Bill Arnold Debra Arnold Mike Arnold Linda Atteman Don Bailey Stanley Baker Theo Ballard Barbra Barnes Jerry Bartlett Garrett Bathe Deborah Bates Donna Bell Jeff Bently Don Bevill Robert Bidwell Edward Bigelow Aurel Bloomer Mike Boles Chareen Boling Jeanne Bottger Steve Bowman Alan Boydston Terri Boyles Teresa Brady Jackie Bridges Vickie Brown Debbie Browning Eddie Buck Eugene Bullard Keith Butes Gary Cassity Carl Colcliron Rick Coleman Mike Clary Lorna Claxton Reggie Couldter Vanessa Coul Joe Coughran Susan Coughran Rickey Crosswell Mark Hungerford Sonya Hunt Craig Ingram Dwight Irvin Marcia Irvin Juanita lvers Bonita Ivey Verna Jacoy Danny Jennings Amy Johns Alena Johnson Barbara Johnson Brenda Johnson Marilyn Johnson Maurice Johnson Jay Jones Freshmen Ellis, Dorsey, Hunt designoied officers Taking time out from his busy schedule, freshman Cornelius Richmond pauses while getting a drink during his five minute break between classes. Diana Dugger Mike Earnest Al Eastman Darrell Echard Amy Edwards Tam Ellis Teresa Ellis Curtis Emerson Gary Epler David Falconer Robin Felix Kathy Ford Yolanda Franks Steve Frazee Debbie Friend Jonathan Fryer Tim Fugate Perry Gaines Johnny Garrison Ronald Gill Vanessa Golson Mark Goodner Jeff Goodwin Dennis Graham Gary Grissler Stephanie Grundon David Hagar Vic Hagar Susan Hand Gloria Hanson John Harrell David Harris Russell Harris Debbie Hawk Cynthia Hayes Jennifer Hamilton Patricia Hamilton Larry Hedrick Harlan Heimbach Dewey Helms Gary Hill Elmer Himes Jimmy Hinkle Carl Hofegartner Billey Holley Keith Holman Alice Holmes Jerry Honea Johnny Jones Suzie Jones Tom Jones Paul Judkins Thomas Kay Randy Kelly Nikke Kemp David Kendrick Myron King Nancy King Gary Lambert Wallace Lawrence Debbie Lee Connie Lehr Wray Lemons Lenita Levan Felix Linden Jerry Little Diana Long Janet Long Ricky Lloyd Larry Lowry Jimmy Lueschen Denise Lynch Keith Maber Terry Manees Lisa Marler Frank Martin Debra Mason Cathy McAffrey Debbie McBride Mike McClesky Micky McKinney Vic McKinney Connie Mendell DeeAnn Mensik Kari Merriman Michael Metcalf Ed Miller Phil MintOn Gary Mitchell Gary Montgomery Mary Moore Paula Morgan Mary Morris Randy Morris Robert Morris William Morris si .,i..i,. .L W ... aw Zloss odiusts 'ro high school life Iarefully measuring drops of polluted water from an aquarium for experimental use is Danny Jennings, fr. His research iroiect, dealing with the characteristics of amoeba, was part of the lab work required of all freshman biology students. Marcella Morrow Mike Moser Gary Mullins Gwen Murphy Mike Mushafen Marsha Myers Dickie Neal Reginald Neff Larry Nelson Duana Newcomb Louise Nichols Judith Noble Deborah O'Dell Pam Oldham Tresa Olney Dale Paine Sharyn Painter Pam Patzack Mike Peoples Joyce Perkins John Pierce Preston Pittman Forrest Plunkett Travis Plunkett David Poole Wanda Porterfield Randy Prait Pauline Pringle Johnny Quisenberry Mark Rachlifz Valerie Rack Elaine Raines Duane Ramsey Mike Randall Tommy Rankin Tchinina Rayburn Maureen Reece Tommy Reece Dara Reed Monte Reed Freshmen , l Yeor s progression brings responsibility Instrucling Pam Patzack in the fundamentals of motorcycling is Daryle Echarc Pam and Daryle were chosen freshman favorites for the year 1969-7 Janice Reeves Nita Reimers Gary Rencher Perky Ridenhour Steve Roberts Sheila Rogers Dave Ross Debbie Rothfuzz Calvin Routt Thomas Rule James Samaripa Laura Sanford Jackie Saunders Curtis Sauer David Schlegel Laura Schlegel Peggy Scott Frank Scroggins Clarence Seals Barbara Sugura Randolph Shaw David Shingleton Linda Singleton Nancy Sleeper Charles Smith David Smith Gayle Smith Glynda Smith Janice Smith Pam Smith Paul Smith Terry Smith Teresa Sokolosky Debbie Sparks Herman Spriggs Stevie Stafford Phil Steele Nan Still Joyce Stockton Coreen Storey Steven Stramski Francine Stucker Jane Sullivant Marilyn Taylor Mona Taylor Wade Taylor William Taylor Jimmi Terrill Reggie Terry Peggy Tiffany Brenda Tipton Charles Tipton Linda Tipton Mike Thigpen Lonnie Thomas Roni Thomas Kathy Tomkins Helen Tunley Nancy Tuttle Jimmy Underwood Earl Van Brunt Ray Wall Van Waller Mark Wamden Carol Wangler Steve Warden Elaine Watson Jenny Webster Kathy West Denise Whisenhunt Sharon White Patricia Whithurst Rory Whittle Jimmy Wiggins Kathy Wihen Jerry Wilkinson Linda Wilkson Moses Williams Freshmen Frosh athletes compose C-'rect Taking advantage of the multitudinous resources for research contained in the library are freshmen Sandy French and Teres l Sokolosky. By the freshman year, students have learned to appreciate the library as an indispensable source of informatio for the remainder of their school years 14 5 S F 5 Q X at Q ssl E! g James Wooley Alfreda Wright Mark Yingling Steve York Shirley Williams Jody Williams Jyl Wilmoth Kenny Wilson Larry Windz Carolyn Winters Vickie Wonible Carolyn Wood Cheryl Wood Jimmy Wood Marilyn Wood Wayne Woods First hour aide, freshman Gloria Hanson rlffles through student files for ungraded papers Senior Activities Grocluotion's NANCY ARMSTRONG FHA I, 2, 3, 4, Girls Glee I. PEGGY BABB Pep Club 2, 3, 4, FBLA 2, 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 3, Circulation Editor, Yearbook Staff 4, Sr. Co-Editor, Soph. Basketball Att., Jr. Wrestling Att., Girls Glee 2, Art Club 4. VICKI BABB Art Club 4, FTA 4. LARRY BATES Safety Club I, Human Relations 4. DARLINE BEARSLEE Art Club 2, 3, 4, FTA 3, FHA 4. STANLEY BELYEU Football I, Honor Society I, 2, 3, 4, Science Club I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, Outstanding Spanish Student 2, Outstanding Bi- ology Student 2, Basketball 2, 3, Thespians 3, 4, Red Cross 3, Outstanding Chemistry Student 3, Rally Club Ex.-Board 4, Oil Executive 4, OSU Honor Award 4, Nat. High School Award for Excellence 4, JETS 4, Pres. BOBBY BENEFIELD Track I, 3, Basketball I, Cross-Country 3, 4, State Drafting Contest I, Spanish Club 2, 3, Baseball 4, 'O' Club 4, FBLA 4. BARBARA BERRY Volley Team I, 2, Drill Team I, Maiorette 2, Head Maiorette 3. JANET BORUM Honor Society I, Glee Club I, Newspaper Staff 2, Asst. Editorial Editor, Year- book Staff 3, Organizations Editor 4, Index Editor, Pep Club 3, Quill 81 Scroll 3, 4, Safety Council 4. R. Sinz, B. Thurston, D. Dennis, D. Moore, A. Moore and C. Penley, plan senior breakfast menu. I48 I i I . I oclvent creotes excitement JANEEN BOYDSTON Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, FHA I, FBLA 2, 3, 4, Thespians 2, 3, 4, Sr. Gift Comm., Senior Class Favorite. DEBORAH BROWN Band I, 2, English Award I, Honor Society I. GARRY BROWNING Cross-Country 3, 4, Track 3, 4, 'O' Club 3, 4, FTA 3, FBLA 4, Rally Club 4. DONNA BUCK FBLA 3, Pep Club 4. ROGER BURWELL Football I, Basketball I, FBLA 3, FTA 3, Electronics 4. LOIS BYNUM Glee Club I, FTA 3, Safety Club 4. DEAN CARR Honor Society I, Mu Alpha Theta 4, JETS 4, Science Club 4, YMCA Youth Citizen- ship Day 4. MIKE CLAIN Track I, 2, 3, 'O' Club 2, 3, 4. PATTY COCHRAN Pep Club 3, 4, FBLA 3, 4. JEANETTE CONYERS Pep Club I, Parl. 2, Dance Comm. 3, Ex-Board 4, Student Council I, Pres., 2, Red Cross I, Vice-Pres., Safety Council I, Fresh. Class Favorite, Jr. Class Pres., FTA 3, FBLA 4. JACKIE COOPER Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, Pep Band 4. EARNEST CRAIN Football I, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling I, 3, 4, Honor Society l, Spanish Club I, 2, 'O' Club 2, 3, Sec.-Treas. 4, Thespians 2, FBLA 3, FHA 4, Rally Club Vice-Pres. 4. PHYLLIS CROSTHWAIT Spanish Club I, 2, AI- gebra I Award I, Spanish I Award I, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Spanish Il Award 2, FTA 2, Vice- Pres. 3, VICA 4, Pep Club 3. JAMES CROW JETS 4. JOYCE CRUMP Student Council I, 2, Girls Glee I, 2, FHA 3, 4, Pep Club 3, Human Relations 4. MICHAEL CUBAN Boys Glee 4, Human Relations 4. JACK DAGGS Football I, VICA Sec. 3, Pres. 4. WAYNE DAUB Science Club I, 2, 3, Pres. 4, Red Cross 3, Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4, JETS 4. DELLA DAVIDSON Thespians 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, Standing Dance Comm. 3, Publicity Comm. 4. VERETTA DEBOSE Girls Glee I, 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Red Cross 3, Basketball Att. 3, FBLA 4, Human Relations 4, Basketball Queen 4. DEBBIE DENNIS Pep Club I, 2, 3, Standing Comm. 4, Sr. Breakfast Comm., Miss Track 81 Cross-Country. RITA DENTON Honor Society I, Sr. Class Sec. EARL DORRIS Boys Glee 2, 3, Human Relation 3, 4, Art Club 3, Thespians 3, 4, Rally Clul leader 4, FBLA 4, Select Choir 4, Hi-Lions 4. W BILL DRUMM Cross-Country 3, Track 3, FTA 4 Spanish Club 4. DONNELL DUBOSE Human Relations 3, 4, Rall' Club 4. ' CONNIE EDWARD Red Cross I, Girls Glee I, 4 FBLA 2, Pep Club 3, 4. RENEE EPLER Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, FHA I, I Trees. 4, Art Club 2, 3, 4, FTA 2, 3, FBLA 5 3, 4, Thespians 2, 3, 4. GLENDA EVANS Red Cross 2, 3, Pep Club 3. WILLIE FIELDS Wrestling I, Football I, Track I Fr. Class Vice-Pres., Band 2, Boys Glee 2, 3, 4 FBLA 4, Human Relations 4, Rally Club 4. LAVERNE FLYNN Red Cross I, Basketball 3 Track 3, 4, Cross-Country 4, FHA 4. JUDY FRANKS Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, FTA I, 3, 4 NITA FREDRICK FHA I, Reporter 3, 4, Girls Glet I, 2, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Select Choir 3, 4. LARRY GAINES Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, I 3, 4, 'O' Club 3, 4, Human Relations 4. BARRY GERBER Football I, Science Club 2. LARRY GIANFILIPPO Wrestling I, 3, Baseba I, 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 4, 'O' Club 4, Sopl Class Pres., Soph. Class Favorite. TERRI GILMORE Pep Club I, Sgt. at Arms 2, 2 Publicity Comm. 4, Safety Council 1, FBLA 1 Student Council 2, 4, Baseball Queen. CINDY GLOCKE Girls Glee 1, 2, Pep Club 3, A Safety Council 4. PAULA GODWIN VICA 4. MIKE GOFF Fr. Class Vice-Pres., Soph. Cla: Pres., Sr. Class Vice-Pres., Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Football I, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, 'O' Club I, 2, E 4, French Club 2, Red Cross 3, Honor Society 5 4, JETS 4, Jr. Rotarian 4, Mr. SSHS Jr. Att. WESLEY GREENROY Football I, 2, Track I Rally Club 4. DEBBIE GRIFFIN Pep Club I ,2, 3, 4, Art Clu I, 2, Vice-Pres. 3, 4, FBLA 3, 4. SCOTT HAND French Club I, 2, Vice-Pres. I Newspaper Staff Editorial Editor 2, Business Mar ager, Managing Editor 4, Yearbook Staff Sr. Ed tor, Faculty Editor 4, FTA 3, Quill 8- Scroll Z Pres. 4. WILL HARDIN Honor Society I, Nat. Honor Sr ciety 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 4, Football I, Wrestling i 2, 3, 4, Boys State Delegate 3, Boys State 1 Golf 2, 3, 4, Sr. Class Pres., Rally Club Ex.-Boar- 4, 'O' Club 4, Student Council 4, Oil Executive 1 , Rotarian 4, OSU Academic Achievement ward 4. JRALYNE HAYLO Pep Club I, 2, 3, Latin Club RRY HELMS Football I, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 'O' Club 2, 3, 4, Rally Club 4. ARLA HERREN Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sextet 1, lGirls Glee I, 2, Select Choir 2, 3, 4, Madrigal 3, 4, Quartet 3, 4, FHA 4, Sr. Ballot Comm. VA HERRIN General Business Award I, Honor rciety I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Mu Alpha :eta 3, Sec.-Treas. 4, Spanish Club 3, Shorthand yvard 3, Pep Band 4, Select Choir 4, OSU Honor ward 4, Wl1o's Who Among High School Stu- ents 4, Sr. Announcement Comm. ANDY HEY Football I, Wrestling I, Baseball 2, 3, 4, 'O' Club I, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross 3, ILA 4, FHA 4, Boys State 4. DBERT HOLMES Wrestling I, 2, 3, 4, 'O' Club 3, 4, Science Club 3, FHA 4, Rally Club 4. 'T HORTON Bend 1, 2, 3, Lib. 4, Maiorette 3, Ist Att. naBd Queen 4, FBLA 3, 4, FHA 4, Sr. nnouncement Comm. 'Y JOHNS Football 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, seball 2, 3, 4, 'O' Club 2, 3, 4, Electronics 3, t. at Arms 4, FBLA Sgt. at Arms 4, Lions Club 4. I YRON JOHNSON Orchestra 'l. NDA JOHNSON FHA 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 4, FBLA 4, Glee Club 1, 2. DBBY JONES Football I, Track I, Boys Pep lub I, Leader, Baseball 4, FBLA 4. IARK KELLY Baseball I, Honor Society I, 2, 3, , History Award I, 'O' Club 2, 3, 4, Science lub 3, Jr. Rotarian 4, Oil Executive 4, Mu .lpha Theta 4, OSU Alumni Assoc. Award 4, Sr. allot Comm. 4, Senior Class Favorite, Wrestling , Track 2, 3, 4, Cross-Country 3, 4, Capitol Con- arence Mile 3, lst place, Regionals 880 3, 2nd lace, State Cross-Country 3, 4th place, All-City ross-Country 4, 3rd place. IMMY KENNEDY Band I, VICA 3, 4, JETS 4, cience Club 4. ,ICHARD KEOUGH FTA 3, Football 4, Rally lub 4. IANNY KING Science Club I, 2, State Honor ociety I, Nat. Honor Society 3, Social Studies tward 3, Oil Executive 4. tLAN KING Science Club I, 2, Basketball I, 2, I, 4, Honor Roll I, 2, 'O' Club I, 2, 3, 4, luman Relations 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Baseball 4, Jr. Achievement 4, JETS 4, Student Council 4, Fresh. Ilass Sgt. at Arms, Soph. Class Pres., Boys Ltater 3. IAN KISER French Club I, Stu. Coun. Rep., 'lonor Society I, Nat. Honor Society 3, 4, Stu- lent Council I, Girls Sextet I, 2, Glee Club I, , Madrigal 2, 3, 4, Select Choir 2, 3, 4, Pres., cademic Achievement I, Chemistry Award 2, usic Award 3, Honor Marshall 3, Oil Executive I, Sr. Ballot Comm. BILL KRAUSE Honor Society I, 2, 3, Stage Band Z, 3, 4, Band 4, Pres., Spanish Club 4, Spanish :ing 4. LARRY 1cu1s1A1c Safety Club 1, Pres. 2, Medfsget I, 2, Pres. 3, 4, All-City Choir I, Science Club 2, Pres. 3, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 2, 3, Pres. 4, Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4, Cross-Country 4, Outstanding Earth Science Student I, Outstanding Vocal Music Student 1, American Legion Award I, Vocal Music Contest 2, 3, State Music Contest 2, Choir King 3, Mu Alpha Theta Math Award 3, Sr. Honor Guard 3, Boy of the Month 4, Academic Achievement Award 4. JIMMY LEE Boys Pep Club I, Red Cross 2, VICA 3, 4, Human Relations 4. PHYLLIS LEWIS Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Art Club 2, 3, 4, FBLA 2, Co-Hist. 3, Treas. 4, FHA I, Stu- dent Council T, Soph. Football Att., Red Cross I, Human Relations 4, Student Council I, Sr. Float Comm. DEAN LITTLE Honor Society I, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 'O' Club 2, 3, 4, FHA 4. DORIS LOONEY FHA I, Human Relations 4. DAVIDA LUCAS Student Council I, Spanish Club I, VICA 4. RON MANNING Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Baseball 2, 3, 4, 'o' club 2, 3, 4, FBLA 3, FHA 4. NEAL MARTIN Drafting Award I, Red Cross 2, Safety Council 2, Electronics 3, Pres. 4, Jr. Coun- cil, Rally Club 4, JETS 4, Student Council 4. ERWIN MASON Jets 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Human Relations 4, Track 4, Rally Club 4. ZA MASON Band I, 2, 3, 4, Maiorette 2, Head Maiorette 3, 4, Student Council 3, 2nd Att. to Band Queen. tom MASQUAT Football 1, 4, A-v Club 1, FBLA 4, Sgt. at Arms, 'O' Club 4, Human Re- lations 4. Joi-1NN1E MASSEY An Club 1, 2, 3. DEBBIE MAST Student Council I, 3, 4, FHA I, 4, Pep Club I, Ex.-Board 2, 3, 4, Class Sec.- Treas. 2, Soph. Class Favorite, Thespians 2, Hist. 3, Pres. 4, FTA 3, Class Treas. 3, Miss SSHS Jr. Att., Red Cross 3, Class Treas. 4, FBLA 4, Human Relations 4, Vice-Pres. BARBARA MATTOCKS Pep Club I, 2, 3, Ex.- Board 4, FHA I, Safety Council I, Red Cross I, 2, Band I, FBLA 3, Stu. Coun. Rep. 4, FTA 3, Thespians 4, Sr. Float Comm., Student Council 4. JAY MAYEUX French Club 3, Rally Club 4. LEEMON MILTON Basketball 3, 4, Track 3, Baseball 4, Human Relations 4, 'O' Club 4. DAVID MONTGOMERY Science Club I, 2, 3, Art Club I, Red Cross 1, 2. AUDREY MOORE Pep Club I, 2, 3, Stu. Coun. Rep. 4: State Honor Society I, Pres., Thespians 21 3, 4: C0l0 Guard 2. 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Nat. Honor Society 3, 4, History Award 3, Jr. Track 84 Cross-Country Att., Sr. Skit Comm. 4, Sr. Breakfast Comm., Oil Executive 4, Golf Queen. DEBI MOORE Pep Club I, 2, Stu. Coun. Rep. 3, Dem. Capt. 4, Thespians 2, 3, 4, Student Cgun. cil 2. 3, 4, Nat. Honor Society 2, Sr. Breakfast Comm., Sr. Skit Comm. JEANNIE MOORE Pep Club Sgt. at Arms I, Ex.- Board 2, Parl. 3, 4, Student Council l, 2, FHA I, Red Cross I, 2, FTA 3, Safety Council I, Thes- pians 2, 3, 4, FBLA I, 2, Parl. 4, Sr. Gift Comm. KAREN MORRIS Pep Club I, 3, Red Cross I, FHA 2, Vice-Pres. 3, French Club 2, FTA 3, Pres. 4, Select Choir 4, Glee Club 4. BARBARA MURRY Pep Club 'l, 3, 4, FTA 3, 42 Glee Club 4, Spanish Club 4. KENNETH MCAFFREY Football I, 2, Red Cross I, 2, 3, Safety Council 2, Student Council 3, FHA 3, Rally Club 4, Reporter. TIM MCGHEE Choir I, 2, Boys Glee I, 2, Foot- ball 3, 4, 'O' Club 4, Sgt. at Arms, Rally Club 4, Sgt. at Arms, Wrestling 4, VICA 4, Pres- RUTH McKlNNEY Pep Club Stu. Coun. Rep. I, 2, Dance Comm. 3, Treas. 4, Safety Club I, Red Cross I, Treas., Art Club I, 2, 3, 4, Miss Winter I, FBLA 2, Vice-Pres. 3, 4, Thespians 2, 3, 4i FTA 3, Sr. Float Comm., Football Queen 4, All Sports Queen. Selecting wood for float are R. McKinney, B. Mattocks, L. Taylor, and P. Lewis. JUDY NEAL Pep Club Sgt. at Arms I, Ex.- Board 2, Sec. 3, Pres. 4, Orchestra Award I, 2, Orchestra 3 4, Thespians 2, Stu. Coun. Rep. 3, Vice-Pres. 4, Student Council 3, FBLA 4, Sr. Float Comm. CAROLYN NEFF Glee Club I, 2, 3, FHA 3, Sec. 4, FBLA 4, Human Relations 4, Sr. Announce- ment Comm. TERRY NEWCOMB Electronics 3, FTA 3, Spanish Club 3, Football 4, FHA 4, Rally Club 4. JENNIFER NICHOLS Pep Club 4, FBLA 4, Hu- man Relations 4. ruvt ODELBERG ceneerr Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, Pep Band 4. TERESA OLDHAM Girls Glee I, 2, Girls Sextet I, 2, Girls Quartet 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, FHA I, Select Choir 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 4, Madrigal 3, 4, Science Club 3, Sr. Announcement Comm., Sr. Skit Comm. JANIE oRR An club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 4, FBLA 2, French Club 2, 3, FTA 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 4, Safety Council Sec.-Treas. 3, Pres. 4, Yearbook Senior Class Editor, Asst. Index Editor 4, Kayettes 2, Sr. Announcement Comm. PEGGY PARSONS Basketball I, Inter-City Safety Council I, Red Cross Vice-Pres. I, Safety Club Stu. Coun. Rep. 2, Science Club Member of the Year 3, Science Club Sec. 3, OSU Alumni Achieve- ment Award 4, JETS Sec. 4, Student Council Sec. ,4. QUENTIN PATTON Band I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band I, 2, 3, 4, Outstanding Male'Musician I, Stage Band 3, 4. KAE PAYNE Pep Club I, 3, Hist. 4, FBLA Stu. Coun. Rep. 3, Pres. 4, Student Council 3, Hu- man Relations Sec. 4, FHA 4, Sr. Ballot Comm., Victory Flag. Comm. CHARLOTTE PENDLEY Safety Club I, FHA I, Hist. 3, Pres. 4, Honor Society I, Nat. and State Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Home Economics Award I, Pep Club 2, 3, Ex.-Board 4, FBLA 3, 4, Sr. Breakfast Comm. SYLVIA POLLOCK Cheerleading I, Fresh. Class Pres., Student Council I, Newspaper Staff I, Nat. Honor Society 2, 3, 4: English Award 22 Biology Award 2, Student of the Year 3, ECAPT Scholarship Cruise 3, U.S. History Award 3, Span- ish Award 3, JETS 4, Mu Alpha Theta 4, Science Club 4, Spanish Club 4, Nat. High School Award of Excellence 4, Society of Outstanding High School Students 4, Register of Outstanding High School Students 4. LISA POWELL Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross I, FTA 3, 4, Library Club 4. CAROLE POWER Girls Glee I, Honor Society I, 4, Select Choir 2, 3, 4, Quill 81 Scroll 3, 4, Safety Council Pres. 3, Sec.-Treas. 4, Science Club 3, Yearbook Organization Editor 3, Man- aging Editor 4. ,ANNIE RACHAL Cheerleader I, Asst. Heacl, Cheerleader 3, 4, Spring Queen I, FHA Pres. I, Student Council I, FBLA I, Reporter 3, Hist. 4, Thespians 2, 3, 4, FTA 3, Junior Class Favorite 3, Wrestling Queen. DUANE RACHAL Wrestling I, 2, 3, Football I, Mr. SSJH I, Student Council I, 2, 'O' Club I, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross 3, Nat. Honor Society 3, Jr. Class Vice-Pres., JETS 4, All Conference Wres- tling 3. LINDA RALEY Head Cheerleader I, 4, Miss SSJH I, Student Council 4, Honor Society Stu. Coun. Talking over plans for the senior gift are C. Waldroup, S. Reiners, J. Moore, and L. Raley. +-tail Rep. 4, Red Cross I, Thespians Treas. 3, Stu. Coun. Rep. 4, FHA 4, Sr. Gift Comm. ROBERT RAYBURN Thespians I, Band I, Stage Band 2, 3, 4, Science Club I, Football 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, 'O' Club 2, 3, 4, FTA 3, FBLA 4, Wrestling 4, Rally Club Leader 4. SHEILA REIMERS Pep Club I, 2, Treas. 3, Vice- Pres. 4, Art Club I, 2, 3, Sec.-Treas. 4, FBLA I, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross I, FTA 2, 3, Thespians I, 2, 3, 4, Miss Fall I, Soph. Baseball Att., FHA 3, Jr. Baseball Att. 3, Student Council 4, Sr. Gift Comm., Miss SSHS 4. CHRISTINA RICHARDS Honor Society I, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Bookkeeping I Award 3, VICA 4. GWENETTA RICHMOND Girls Glee I, 2, 3, FHA 4, Human Relations 4. MICHAEL ROACH Football I, Honor Society I, Nat. Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Science Club I, 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, Electronics 4, Student Council 4, Who's Who Among High School Students 4, OSU Alumni Honor Award 4. GERI ANN ROSS Red Cross Pres. I, Safety Council Vice-Pres. I, Girls Sextet I, Honor So- ciety I, 2, 3, 4, Science Club I, 2, 3, Student Council I, 4, History Award I, Music Award I, Amer. Legion Award I, Spanish Club Sec. 2, Pep Club 2, 3, Girls Quartet 2, 3, 4, Madrigal 3, 4, Jr. Att. to Choir Queen, Mu Alpha Theta Achievement 3, Oil Executive 4, Academic Award 4, Register of Outstanding High School Students 4. LINDA SHAVER Band I, 2, 3, Chaplain 4, Honor Society I, Nat. Honor Society 2, 3, FHA I, 4, Nat. Thespians Society 2, 3, 4, FSA 3, 4, Jr. Achievement Co. Vice-Pres. 4, Human Re- lations 4. ROBERT SINZ Wrestling I, 3, 4, Track I, Elec- tronics 3, Student Council 3 ,4, Baseball 3, Science Club 4, FBLA 4, JETS 4, Thespians 4, Sr. Breakfast Comm., Human Relations 4. SHERRY SMITH Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, FBLA 3, Vice-Pres. 4, VICA 4, Victory Flag Comm., Thes- pians 3, 4. LARRY SORENSON Golf 3. BILLY SPARKS 'O' Club I, 2, 3, Football I, Basketball I, 2, Track I, 2, 3, Rally Club 4. VIRGINIA STEPHENS Mixed Chorus I, 2, FHA I, 2, Human Relations 4. MIKE STEVENSON Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Concert Master, Science Club I, 2, Electronics 2, 3. LEANDRA STUBBLEFIELD FTA 3, FHA I, Treas. 3, Red Cross I. CHAPPIE TAFF Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, FHA I, Thespians 2, 3, 4, FBLA 3, Sec. 4, Victory Flag Comm., VICA 4. LESLIE TAYLOR Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, Honor So- ciety I, FTA 3, FBLA 4, Sr. Float Comm., Betty Crocker Award 4. FHA I, 2, Treas. 3, Vice-Pres. 4, RICKY TAYLOR Football I, Track 2, Wrestling 2. LARRY THOMAS Thespians I, 2, Cross-Country 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Track 5, FBLA 4, 'O' Club 4. JIMMY THOMPSON Band I, 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 3, 4, Honor Society I, Nat. Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Science Club I, 2, 4, FTA 3, Mu Alpha Theta 4, Spanish Club 4, Drum Maior 4, Sr. Skit Comm. BILL THURSTON Electronics 3, 4, Science Clu 4, JETS 4, Debate Club 4, French Club 4, Re Cross 4, Human Relations 4, FBLA 4, Sr. Break fast Comm. l RANDALL TOLLISON Rally Club Leader 4, ' Club 4, Football 4, Baseball 4, FBLA 4. I I JIM TURNER Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I 2, Track I, Wrestling 3, Electronics 3, 4, 'O Club 3, 4, Student Council 4. I DAVID TWIDWELL Fresh. Class Sec.-Treas., Footl ball I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, Track I, Golf 2, 3 'O' Club 2, 3, Pres. 4, French Club King 3, Frencl Club Vice-Pres. 4, FHA 4, All Conference 4, A District 4, Rally Club Leader 4, JETS 4. RENAYE TYCE Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Honor S0 ciety I, Nat. Honor Society 4, Basketball I FHA I, FTA 4, FBLA 3, 4, Girls Glee 2, 3, Stu dent Council Ex. Advisor 4, Human Relations 4.x VONNA VASS Pep Club Pres. I, 2, 3, 4, FH! I, Safety Council I, Thespians 2, 3, Quill 8 Scroll 3, 4, FBLA 3, Newspaper Staff Businesi Manager 3, Circulation Manager 4. Y I MIKE VERNON Honor Society I, Art Club I! 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, Rally Club 4. LEROY WAGONER Concert Band I, 2, 3, Stage Band 2, 3, 4, Electronics 2, 3, 4, Student Coun cil 4, Pep Band 4. CARLA WALDROUP Pep Club Sec. I, Stu. Coun Rep. 2, Hist. 3, 4, Nat. Honor Society I, 2, 3, 4 Student Council I, 2, 3, Pres. 4, FHA I, 4, Thes pians 2, 3, 4, Color Guard 3, 4, FTA 3, FBLA 3, 4, Sr. Gift Comm., Sr. Skit Comm., Oil Execu tive 4. DEBBY WALLACE Band I, 2, Lib. 3, Sec.-Treas 4, Band Queen 4, Sr. Skit Comm., Sr. Announce ment Comm. I ROBERT WALLER Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basebal I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, FHA Pres. 4. DENNIS WARREN Newspaper Staff Advertising Manager, Asst. Business Manager 3, 4, Yearbool Staff Advertising-Business Manager 4, Quill 8 Scroll 4, Human Relations 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Stage Band I, 2, 3, Rally Club 4. ZULA WEBSTER Sextet I, 2, Girls Glee I, 2, 4, Select Choir 2, 3, Pres. 4. LINDA WEINGARTNER Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society I, Red Cross I, Thespians I, 2, 3, 4, FBLA 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Art Club 3, 4, FTA 3, FHA 4, Sr. Ballott Comm. 4. FRANK WHITE 'O' Club I, 2, 4, Newspapel Staff Sports Editor 2, Business Manager 4, Year- book Staff Co-Sports 3, Quill 8- Scroll 3, 4, FTA 3, Thespians 4. ALLAN wilson 'o' Club l, 2, 4, Football l Basketball I, Track I, Honor Society I, FBLA 3, 4, FTA 3, Rally Club 4, Junior Class Favorite. MILLAGE WINSLETT Basketball I, 3, 4, Base- ball I. JAMES WRIGHT Electronics 3, 4, Honor Society 4. CYNTHIA YINGLING FSA I, Lib. 2, 3, Hist. 4, Spanish Club I, Honor Society I, Safety Club 2, Sec.-Treas., Safety Council I, Pres., Inter-City Safety Council Reporter I, Safety Council 3, Rec Cross I, 3, Thespians 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, Inter-City Student Council 2, Parl., Mu Alpha Theta 3, JETS 4. gg 44 wuusll 5 , Q X ' 'tx S Q G' in ll' iammla Jim's Champlin 8420 N.E. I0th 732-9102 2 Minor Tune Up Lubrication Oil Change Brakes are sold to Spencer West Auto Sales 8600 NE . . 23 rd St. Sr. Alan Wilson gets his oil checked. Q-EQSYXS , i5'i'w'cg ,N , . I Ei vvE LE FQ :fp wraps wafcfes GQJJ Wzhys 7555 5.5. 1515 737-1451 money he shall deposit in Park State Bank. Park State Bank 2414 N. Westminister 769-3359 Hmm Wes of Checking Accounts loans John Frazier and Coley Merriman, irs., look over the df class rings displayed at Zale's Jewelry Store. n , Savings Traveler s Checks ..u. X W Jeff Nowlin, soph., goes through his vuallet while deciding the amou t f FACU LTY Bowman, John 18, 98 Brown, Billy 18, 52 Bullard, Williams 18 Childers, Aula 18, 50 Clark, Kay 18, 35, 74 Conley, Patricia 48 Cunningham, Judith 18, 64 Davis, Nancy 18 Dawkins, June 16 Delsigne Jr., Emile 18 Dowly, Ed 18, 54 Fields, Mildred 18, 67 Garner, Sandy 18, 53, 42 Hardesty, Delmer 18 Hardy, Thomas 18, 42, 58 Haroughty, Roger 18, 50 Hubbard, John 18, 37 Hume, Janet 18, 37 Johnson, John 1B Joseph, l. A. 18 Kopycinski, Rita 18 Loulhan, George 18, 69 MocCaskilI, Ward IB, 68 Methany, Nettie Miller, Patty 18, 42, 53 Moore, Beth 18, 35, 74 Northcutt, Larry 18 Orr, Kent 18 Patton, Jae 18, 20 Perdue, Ted 16 Pollard, Gloria 18, 50 Purcell, Sue 20 Rachel, Jan 20, 42 Raglin, James 65, 75 Rehl, Marvin 20, 34, 109 Sauer, Mariorie 20, 19 Shantz, Lloyd 65 Sholts, Lendon 20 Smith, David 20, 99 Smith, Herschel 20, 24, 38 Stewart, Jaquelyn 20 Thaxton, Flossie 20 Twidwell, Carl 17, 16, 98 Varner, Ronald 20 Walder, Florine 20, 69 Watters, Margie 17, 48 Webb, Jane 63 White, Stanlord 20 Willis, Pam 20 Wilson, Eva 20, 69 Wittemore, Norma 20 Woods, Harald 20, 33 A Adam, Linda sa, 72, no Ainsworth, Darlene 49, 52, 88, 68, 77, 130 Alleman, Linda 54, 138 Allenn, Donetta 72, 130 Anderson, Craig 75, 130, 102, 103, 107 Anderson, Patti 85, 67, 70, 122 Antensio, Cindy 122 Anthony, Terri 48, 130 Armstrong, Kay 50, 58, 122 ARMSTRONG, NANCY 112 Arnold, Mike 122, 138 Auberl, Debbie 722, 130 Austin, Rick 98, 130 B BABB, PEGGY 62, 112 BABB, VICKIE 66, 112 Bailey, Scott 50, 130 Bailey, Tina 122 Baker, Patti 122 Ballard, Bertha 73, 122 Barnard, Mike 122 Bates, Gary 122 BATES, FRANK 62, 112 BATES, LARRY 112 Bates, Vonda 122 Bauer, Donald 65, 122 Baxter, Peter 58, 77, 131 BEARDSLEY, DARLENE 55, 66, 112 Beesley, Dale 75, 102, 131 Belyeu, Mike 57. 122 BELYEU, STANLEY 52, 53, 58, 75, 112 Bennett, Bruce 122 Bennett, Peggy 122 Benelield, Bobby 94, 67, 108 Bentley, Jell 122 Bentley, Rodney 62, 122 Bergeron, Fran 85, 76, 131 Berry, Michael 94, 122 BERRY, JEAN 66, 72, 112 Bertoslosio, William 122 Binney, Anne 48, 68, 122 BINNEY, LINDA 112 Bidwell, Jim 122 Bidwell, Robert 69, 139 Bishop, Ricky 57, 75, 98, 131 BLAIR, JOE 113 Bloomer, Robert 123 soles, Make -ia, 75, 139 Boles, Richard 107, 123, 127 Bork, Douglas 123 BORUM, JANET 77, 113 Bottger, Jeanne 72, 139 Bottger, Rena 50, 131 Bowen, Jerry 123 Bowen, Margaret 123 BOWEN, MILDRED 113 Bower, Monty 63, 131 BOYDSTON, ALLEN 113 BOYDSTON, JANEEN 67, 44, Bradshaw, Cindy 67, 123 Braggs, Dianne 123 Brice. Ricky 75, 98. 105 Brown, Anna 52, 67, 73, 123 Brown, Brenda 64, 73, 123 Brown, Kenneth 123 BROWN, SUE 113 Brown, Vickie 139 Browning, Debbie 67, 74, 139 112 72, BROWNING, GARY 94, 38, 75, 113 Boyles, Darryl 55. 102, 105, 130, 131 Boyles, Gary 123 BUCK, DONNA 113 Buck, Marilyn 67, 73, 123 Bullard, Eugene 50, 139 Burge, Herman 123. 109 Burge, Mae 65, 131 Butes, Keith 139 BURWELL, ROGER 113 BYNUM, LOIS 68, 113 C Coldwell, Barbara 123 CAPPS, RANDY 113 Carlisle, Larry 28, 123 Carr, Celeste 66, 72, 131 CARR, DEAN 58, 113 Carr, Danna 65. 72, 131 CARRETHERS, LARRY 113 Carrethers, Laura 113 Carrethers, laura 123 Cartright, Kathy 62, 64, 69, 123 Cossity, Gary 75, 139 Cavnar, Terry 123 Center, Stewie 123 CHAIN, MIKE 94, 113 Chambers, Janey 131 Cheatwood, Danny 62 CHEATWOOD, ROBERT 94, 98, 103, 113 Choate, Pot 67, 123 Clark, Allen 49, 62, 131 Clark, Peggy 52, 62, 44, 73, 76 Clary, Milne 75, 139 Claxton, Debbie 55, 123 Claxton, Lorna 73, 84, 139 Clingerman, Eliminna 72, 131 COCHRAN, PATTV 74, 113 Colbert, Allen 55, 56, 123 Colbert, Brenda 63. 131 Coleman, Pat 72, 85, 131 Coleman, Rick 139 Collins, Charlotte 73. 123 Collum , Elaine 66, 72, 131 Collum, Mike 98. 123 Colvin, Allen 123 Combs, Larrv 59, 123 CONNER, MARY 113 Conyers, Debbie 67, 123 A Spencer pharmacist cheertully hqinds Terry Cavnar, ir,, the prescription he has purchased. Spencer Drug 36th and Spencer Road Fast, 771 -3263 Efficient Service CONYERS, JEANETTE 40, 67, 74, 113 COOPER, HARLAN 50, 52, 54, 58. 62, 113 COOPER, JACKIE 54, 113 Cooper, Flareta 123 CORBIN, MlKE 65, 113 COUTHRAN, RICKY 113 Costine, Val 50, 67, 73, 123 Coughran, Joe 139 Coughron, Susan 139 Coul, Vanessa 139 Coulter, Reggie 139 COULTER, TOM 98, 113 COULTER, WAYMAN 113 COX, DAVID 113 COX, DENNIS 113 COX, DONNA 62, 113 Cox, Paul 63, 123 Cox, Walter 131 Crabb, Larry 131 CRAIN, EARNEST 94, 75, 98, 113 Creech, Don 50, 75, 131 Creech, Thomas 123 Crisp, David 50, 52, 123 Crittenden, Terry 98, 131 Crosswell, Rickey 139 CROSTHNVAIT, PHYLLIS 113 Crow, Deborah 63, 73, 139 CROW, JAMES 58, 63, 113 Crow, Jell 139 CRUMP, JOYCE 114, 139 Cundrilf, Connie 72, 139 D DAGGS, JACK 59, Darrough, Deborgh Daub, Robert 131 DUAB, WAYNE SB, DAVIDSON, DELLA 104, 114 72, 139 114 24, 72,114 Davidson, Scotty 75, 139 Davis Eric 67,75, , 123 Davis, Gerald 75, 139 Davis, Kay 33, 34, 67, 74, 85, 123 Davis, Nancy 66, 131 ' Davis, Sandy 131 Dawkins, Cathy 139 Dawkins, Freda 123 Dawkins, Gerald 123 Dawson, Peggy 63, 139 Dearing, Bonnie 131 Decker, Troy 139 DeGroat, Jo 64, 139 DeHass, Rex 58, 62, 131 Denham, Maggie 48, 73, 139 DENNIS, DEBBIE 83, 67, 74, 114, 148 DENNIS, JESSE 114 Dennis, Sondra 63, 73, 123 Denny, Linda 139 DENTON, RITA 114 Derring, Steve 139 Diaz, Richard 75, 131 Dickerson, Paula 73, 123 Dietrick, Joyce 131 Dill, Boyd 131 Dillian, Roy 123 Dinwiddie, Mark 62, 139 Dinwiddie, Mike 43, 65, 64, 132 Donny, Joseph 139 Dorris, Joyce 139 Dorrsey, Henry 65, 75, 123 Dorsey, Julius 65, 75, 139 Douglass Ill, Charles 50, 58, 132 Downing, Debbie 123 Downing, Jay 132 Dozier, Robert 132 DRUMM, WILLIAM 50, 66, 114 DUBOSE, DONNELL 114 Dubose, Dwight 75, 123, 99 Dubose, Jelfery 139 Dubose, Michael 139 DUBOSE, VARETTA 34, 67, 72, 83, 114 Dugger, Diana 72, 140 Dugger, Bill 132 Duffy, Charles 123 Duke, Al 132 Duncan, Curtis 132 Dye, Ricky 132 E Earnest, Mike 140 Eastman, Al 140 Echard, Darrell 140, 144 Echard, Steve 132 Edwards, Amy 140 Edwards, Bobby 123 EDWARDS, CONNIE 72, 114 EDWARDS, DONNA 114 ' EDWARDS, MARSHALL 114 Ellington, Vanessa 66, 132 Ellis, Tam 48, 67, 73, 81, 130, 140 Ellis, Theresa 140 Ely, Mike 123 Emberson, Bobby 67, 98, 124 Emerson, Bobby 132, 102 Emerson, Curtis 75, 140 Epler, Gary 140 EPLER, RENEE 55, 67, 74, 114 ESTEF, ALAN 55, 114 Etris, Mike 124 EVANS, GLENDA 114 Ezell, Leroy 98, 132 F Faine, Harold 132 Falooner, David 140 Farrow, Evelyn 132 Feerim, John SB, 132 Felder, Dee 124 Felix, Robin 140 Felton, Ronnie 124 FEILDS, WILLIE 65, 114 Fish, Roger 124 FISHER, GLENDA 114 FLYNN, LAVERNE 94, 114 Forbes, Sammy 132 Ford, Howard 99, 132 Ford, Gail 64, 124 Ford, Kathy 140 Foulks, Phyllis 124 Franklin, Joyce 132 FRANKS, JUDY 66, 72, 114 Franks, Yolanda '140 Frazee, Steve 140 Frazer, Richard 124 Frazier, John 75, 124 Frazier, Mae 124 Freeman, Donald 62, 124 French, Ramona 76, 124 Friend, Debbie 140 Fryer, Jonathan 140 Fugate, Tim 141 G GAlNES, LARRY 114, 101, 99 Gaines, Perry 141 Garoutte, Roy 55, 67, 75, 124 GARRET, THELMA 114 Geissler, La Vona 124 George, Paddy 72, 132 GIANFILLIPO, LARRY 94, 95, 98, 102, 105. 114 Gibson, Michael 55, 124 GLOCKE, CINDY 72, 114 Glocke, Sally 72, 132 Gilmore, Lynn 84, 73, 124 GILMORE, TERRY 03, 48, 49, 114 Gillespie, Mary 63, 132 GILL, RONALD 141 Godwin, Pat 132 Golf, Vickie 72, 132 GOFF, MICHAEL 94, 38, 52, 58, 75, 87, 99, 102, 104, 114 Gcgcgsltman, Randy 94, 39, 102, 103, 107 Gooclenough, Daniel 132 I 7023 5.5, f5M 732-4539 Rey Bizzell explains the facts of realty to Garry Browning, Sf- 5121911 Realty would be happy to help you with any problems you might have. is gf ztx eff., Senior Neil Martin makes his weekly deposit at Spencer State Bank, where you receive courteous service from all of the employees. Z ?cuu6Jlf77Z4c'lS D Safe D ' game 0 n Piatt's Dairy Inn Congratulations to Seniors '70 N.E. 35th and Spencer Rd. 771-4268 N l M d J T and Terry Cavnar, lr., stop in at Piart's D y q h h h f h l to UEFIC i ell' T lf5i B fel' SC OO. Junior--Joe Priloble is served lunch by the waitress at Westminis D g Westminister Drug 769-3339 769-4214 Free Prescription Delivery Senior Linda Raley gives a big smile as she finds that perfect wigl Shelley's Wig and Beauty Salon 8925 N.E. mph 732-0991 Goode, Brenda 132 Golsan, Vanessa 141 Goodwin, Jeff 141 Goadner, Mark 141 Graham, David 58, 124 Gralle, Frank 75, 132 Goss, Kathryn 73, 124 GRANDSTAFF, JIMMY 114 GREENROVD, WESLEY 75, 115 Gregtl, Gary 59, 93, 124 GRIFFIN, DEBBIE 55, 74,115 Grimm, David 25, 132 Grissler, Gary 141 Grundon, Patty 132 Grundon, Stephanie 141 Guliiord, Richard 124 H Hagar, David 141 Hall. Beggie 132 HAMILTON, BEVERLY 115 Hamilton, Jennifer 141 Hamilton, Patricia 141 HAND, SCOTT 37, 53, 56, 115 Hand, Susan 124, 141 Hanes, Pam 51, 58, 72, 77, 132 Hanson, Linda 58, 69, 132 Hanson, Gloria 141, 147 Harbison, Mark 94, 95, 98, 99, 132 Hardin, Karynne 72, 132 HARDIN, WILL 52, 58, 75, 80, 94, 101, 107, 115 Hardimon, Donnetta 124 Hardy, Jane 124 Hargas, Nancy 124 Harrele, John 141 Harrington, Fernandos 132 Harris, David 141 Harris, Deborah 132 Harris, Milre 124 Harris, Russell 141 Harrison, Terry 75, 124 Hathcox, Steve 124 Hawk, Debbie 72, 141 Hayes, Cynthia 72, 85, 141 Hayes, Paula 124 HAYES, PERRALUME 55, 65, 115 HAYWOOD, ALFRED 115 Haywood, Allard 124 HEDRICK, JUANITA 72, 115 Hedrick, Larry 141 HELL, DONALD 115 Heimbock, Harlan 141 Heinlren, Eddie 132 Heinken, Roger 58, 132 Heiple, Dawn 132 Heins, Dewey 141 HELMS, TERRY 94, 97, 98, 115 Hendris, Dana 56, 67, 72, 132 Hendris, Marquitla 132 Hendrix, Mary 124 Hunnington, James 132 Hensen, Danny 124 HERREN, CARLA 64, 65, 72, 115 Herren, Linda 132 HERRIN, AVA 52, 65, 115 Herrin, Kay 50, 132 Hesser, Fred 91, 105, 132 HEY, RANDY 94, 39, 105, 115 Hibben, Lynn 33, 50, 102, 124 Hicks, Linda 132 Hicks, Monroe 98, 105, 132 Hill, Gary 141 Hill, Martha 133 Himes, Elmer 133 Hines, Vanessa 72, 133 Hinkle, David 124 Hinkle, Jinny 141 Hix, Pam 72, 133 Hodge, Claude 133 Carl's Car Wash 9225 N.E. 10th Roger Burwell, sr., merrily washes his car at Carl's Car Wash Tubb Rexall Drug 7501 S.E. 15th 732-0311 1104 N. Midwest Blvd. 737-5681 ,.......- ,,..e' ,,.,,s,,,.'-f ,fe Carla Waldroup, sr., enters Tubb Rexall Drug Store where she eats fine meals prepared daily at the lunch counter. ,,..........- Hofegarner, Carl 141 ' Holden, Debbie 37, 55, 133 Holland, David 49, 51, 124, 107 Holland, Mickey 124 Hollis, Pat 133 Holman, Keith 141 Holmes, Alice 141 HOLMES, ROBERT 29, 94, 102, 115 Holoman, Lonza 133 Hones, Jerry 141 Hood, Linda 124 Horton, Debbie 67, 72, 133 HORTON, PAT 67, 116 HOWELL, LINDA 116 Hulsey, Rhonda 66, 67, 124 HUMPHREY, CHERI 67, 71, 116 Hungerford, Mark 141 Hunnicutt, Frankie 133 Hunt, James 102, 133 Hunt, Sheila 67, 70, 124 Hunt, Sonya 73, 138, 141 Hunter, James 98, 124 Indian, Sue 133 Ingram, Alicia 133 INGRAM, SHERRY 116 lrvin, Dwight 141 ISHMAEL, lVO 67, 94, 97, 98, 116 lvers, Juanita 48, 141 Ivey, Harvey 133 J Jack, Larry SB, 133 Jack, Terry 58, 133 Jackson, Randolph 63, 98, 124 Jacobs, Jacquelyn 124 JACOY, TYRONE 116 Jennings, Danny 143, 141 Jennings, Deby 37, 53, 57, 58, 73 76 124 Johns, Amy 73, 141 Johns, Dana 98, 133 JOHNS, JAY 59, 67, 94, 102, 116 Johnson, Arnelta 138 Johnson, Bobby 98, 133 JOHNSON, BYRON 116 JOHNSON, LINDA 67, 72. 117 Johnson, Marilyn 73, 141 Johnson, Maurice 141 JONES, CARL 116 Jones , David 68, 133 Jones, Jay 141 Janes, Jerry 58, 62, 63, 69, 1113 Jones, Johnny 142 Jones, Kenneth 133 Jones, Kenneth 133 JONES, ROBERT 116 Jones, Rosemary 133 Jones, Suzie 142 Jones, Tom 69, 142 Jordon, David 133 Judlcins, Paul 142 K Kay, Thomas 55, 142 Kelly, Ann 50, SB, 133 Kelly, Carl 124 Kelly, Carla 66, 73, 125 Kelly, Janice 50, 51, 52, 72, 125 Kelly, Jeanette 66, 67, 73, 133 KELLY, MARK 52, 116 Kelly, Mike 52, 58, 94, 125 Kelly, Randy 142 Kelly, Robert 134 Kelly, Sandra 66, 67, 124 KELLY, SHERYL 116 Kemp, Nikke 142 Kendrick, David 142 Kendrick, Milre 125 B813 SALES Railroad Damaged Freight Merchandise GRCCERIES FURNITURE APPLIANCES MISC. 6900 N.E. 23rd E V 7, , oe e mane g Ahead' 3-v ff, M 14 egg ' Your 7 rf: 1 e S' 'lf' xv' ' 'If gddte 1500 S. glad. 737-5661 smmsweurxaamsmi edt 1' N .N.,,p. es -'ear fre'-Illaavfwa-wanuqggr-nqvqggr Q KENNEDY, JIM 58, 117 KEOUGH, RICHARD 98, 117, 134 Kerr. David 125 Kerr, Pat 134 Kester, Terry 125 Killian, Rhonda 49, 53, 67, 72, 77, 134 Kimbrough, Bruce Kimbrough, Kathy 125 67, 125 Kincheloe, Lee 134 KING, ALAN 55, King, Carl 134 King, Don 134 King, Myron 142 117 King, Nancy 50, 142 Kirkwood, Clifford 134 KISER, VANDELIA 52, 53, 64, 65, 117 Knouse, Mike 55, 125 KRAUSE, BILL 26, 50, 62, 117 Krelce, Eddie 75, 94, 125 Kreke, Roger 94, 134 KUBIAK, LAWRENCE 64, 65, 94, 117 Kubiak, Ronnie 52, 98, 125 L Lair, nom-ae za, 52, va, isa Lambert, Gary 142 Landis, Bonnie 73, 125 Larson, Terry 134 Lawrence, Herman 125 Lawrence, Richard 134 Lawrence, Wallace 142' Leake. Marlene 134 Lee, Kenneth 134 Lee, Debbie 73, 142 LEE. JAMES 117 Lee, Valerie 66, 125 leite, Nancy 125 Lehr, Connie 142 Lemmons, Wray 142 Levan, Lenila 50, 55. 142 Lewis, Barbara 125 Lewis, Linda 134 LEWIS, PHYLLIS 55, 67, 117 Lewis, Roger 134 Lewis, Stanley 52, 63, 134 Likely, Darlene 134 Lillard, Mike 62, 134 Lsllefd, Yonnie so, 52, 67, as, 125 Lind, Joe 94, 97, 98, 125 Linden, David 48, 51, 94, 125 Linden, Felix 142 Lindsey, Deborah 125 Listen, Brenda 48, 54, 125 Little, Daniel 134 Little, Jerry 142 LITTEL, DEAN 117 Little, Ron 75, 99, 125 Lloyd, Billy 134 Lloyd, Marlene 134 Long, Diana 142 Long, Janet 142 LOONEY, DORIS 67, 117 Loper, Don 134 Lowry, Larry 142 Love, Mike 65, 125 Loveless, Ronnie 126 Lowrie, Jimmy 19, 126 Loyd, Ross 134, 142, 105 LUCAS, DAVIDA 117 Lucas, Margaret 135 Lueschen, Jimmy 142 Lusk, Charles 65, 126 Lynch, Denise 142 Lyne, Dick 98. 135 M Manning, Lonna 50, 67, 72, 135 Marler, Lisa 24, 142 Martin, Neil 59, 75, 117 MASON, ERWIN 117 MASON, ZA 117 MASQUAT, rom 67, 94, 9s, 117 Mrissev, JOHNNIE 117 MAST, DEBBIE 40, 48, 54, 67, 74, 87, 117 Mathis, Monica 135 MATTOCKS, BARBARA 33. 48, 67, 74, 117, 149 MAYEUX, JAY 75, 117 Mayes, Debbie 126 McAlfrey, Cathy 72, 142 MCAFFREY, KENNETH 76, 117 McAlfrey 98, 135 McBride, Debbie 142 McCarty, Jack 50, 98, 135 McCloud, Sharon 48, 135 MCDONALD, DALE 118 McDonald, Glenn 29, 126 McDonald, Sheila 72, 135 McGhee, Johnny 50, 107, 126, 127 McGHEE, TIM 39, 94, 95. 98, 102, 118 McKinney, Mary 126 McKlNNEY, RUTH 34, 48, 55, 67, 74, 82, 83, 118, 149 McNutt, Norma 65, 72, 135 McSpadden, Davida 67, 72, 135 Merriman, Coley 50, 67. 72, 81, 126 Merriman, Kari 48, 67, 142 Metcalf, Michael 65, 142 Meyers, Sandy 52, 58, 135 Meyers, Bob 126 Miller, Ed 75, 142 Milton, Dennis 42, 101, 126 MILTON, LEEMAN 99, 118 Minton, Phil 58, 63, 142 Mitchell, Denise 51, 52, 126 Mitchell, Cathy 73, 126 MONTGOMERY, DAVID 118 MOORE, AUDREY 48, 52, 62, 67, 74, 83 118, 148 MOORE, DEBI 36, 74, 108,118 Moore, Gerald 126 MOORE, JEANNIE 67, 74, 118, 150 Moore, Marilyn 126 Moore, Mary 72, 142 Moore, Richard 36 42, 43, 53, 54, 57, 77, 98, 126 Moore, Vickie 72, 135 MORGAN, DONNA 65, 118 Morgan, Paula 73, 85, 142 MORRIS, KAREN 64, 118 Morris, Robert 66, 142 Morris, Wayne 56, 126 MORRIS, KAREN 64, 118 Morris, Robert 66, 142 Morris, Wayne 56, 126 Moser, Mike 75, 143 MOSHER, TOM 118 Mosley, Janice 51, 69, 126 Murphy, Albert 59, 126 Murphy, Gwen 64, 142 Murphy, Pam 135 MURRAY, BARBARA 50, 66, 72, 118 MUSSHAFEN, BILLYE 118 N Neal, Dickie 75, 143 NEAL, JUDY se, 54, ss, sa, 74, a7, ne Neal, June 55, 74, 126 NEFF, CAROLYN 67, 118 Neff, George 120, 101 Nell, Reginald 69, 126, 143 Nelson, Charles 126 Newcomb, Duana 73, 143 NEWCOMB, TERRY 75, 118 NICHOLS, JENNIFER 67, 118 Nichols, Louise 69, 143 Nixon, Cheryl 77, 130, 135 Noble, Judith 55, 72. 143 Noble, Norman 75, 107, 126 Northcult, Debbie 72, 135 Nowlin, Jeff 75, 102, 105, 135 Nowlin, Sheila 127 O Odelberg, Jana 135 l ODELBERG, TIM 50, 62, 117 Oisten, John 75, 135 OLDHAM, TERESA 64, 65, 72, 118 Olney, Tresa 64, 72, 1f3 Orr, Darlene 73, 126 ORR, JANIE 55, 68, 72, 77, 118 Ownes, Steve 126 I P Paine, Paul 126 Painter, Ricky 126 Painter, Shoryn 64, 143 I PARKER, WANDA 118 Parr, Marianne 65, 72, 135 Parsons, Judy 126 Parsons, Mike 58, 135 PARSONS, PEGGY 49, 52, 58, 59, 72. 111 Parsons, Terri 66, 67, 126 PATTON, QUENTON 62, 118 Patton, Rebecca 73, 77, 126 Patzack, Pam 35, 71, 84, 143, 144 PAYNE, KAE 67, 74, 118 Payne, Ralph 126 FEARSON, JANA 118 PEARY, ANNETTE 118 PETIIZLEY, CHARLOTTE 52, 67, 74, 1181 4 Peoples, Mike 75, 143 Peters, Carlton 94, 98, 127 Pickering, Pam 51, 126 Pierce, James 127 Plank, Randy 75, 127 Plato, Suzi 127 POLLOCK, SYLVIA 50, 52, 118 Potts, Ricky 94, 97, 98, 105, 127 POWER, CAROLE 65, 68, 76, 118 Pratt, Pandy 62, 144 Pribble, Joe 33, 94, 98, 105, 126, 127 Price, Kenneth 69, 127 Q Queen, Debbie 85, 127 R Rochal, Annie 83, 36, 67, 71, 119 Rochal, Duane 119 Raines, Elaine 35, 73, 85, 144 RALEY, LINDA 43, 49, 55, 70, 87, 119, 137, 150 Ramsey, Duane 144 Randall, Mike 144 Rankin, Tommy 144 RAYBURN, ROBERT 62, 75, 94, 96, 98, 102, 119 h Rayburn, Tchinino 50, 68, 72, 144 Redden, Jerry 136 Redden, Sherri 136 Reece, Maureen 144 Reece, Tommy 144 Reed, Dara 144 Reed, Debbie 136 Reed, Monte 144 Reeves, Janice 145 Reimers, Marla 127 Reimers, Nita 55, 74, 145 REIMERS, SHEILA 44, 48, 55, 67, 74, 80, 119, 150 Rencher, Gary 145 Resalf, Wallis 136 Rex, Lawrence 136 REYNOLDS, DENNIS 58, 59, 119 Reynolds, Donnie 136 Reynolds, Vickie 56, 67, 72, 136 RICHARDS, CHRISTINE 72, 119 Richardson, James 65, 127 Richmond, Cornelius 140 RICHMOND, GWENETTA 119, 136 Rideau, Azolia 65, 136 Ridenhour, Perlcy 81, 145 iw ff? :lilntners A Qdigmgg '1EIIIiF' - QW EH A IH 1B1I1' 732-4353 Sivrlmnt Bi-I Ufitg. Biihlnvst Qitg. Spvurvr. vt ffirunm fiexrk Dvlihvrunrr tuui vu hillv Terry Gilmore, senior, finds the appropriate table arrangements needed for the Senior Breakfast. Home- coming mums for Star-Spencer were purchased from Pot-A-Fleur. AHRE? Elelnelrg I4-ru X. TRW Bum. 732-47514 Qflwss flings Ilfleltrlwrs firups Sr. Alan Wilson shows Peggy Clark, ir., 1he high quality of class rings displayed at Lee's Jewelry Srore in Midwest City. Security Bank and Trust Company 6914 S.E. 15th 737-5631 l lj C Caudle Insurance and Bonds PRI-3274 GA7-7716 R imicci, Carol 51, 58, 127 ROACH, MIKE 52. 119 Roberts, Randy 67, 75, 127 R oberts, Steve 145 Robinson, Marilyn 127 Scroggins, Frank 145 Scroggins, Lester 136 SHAVER, LINDA 52, 54, 119 Shaw, Rondolph 145 Shaw, Sandra 48, 127 Robinson, Robert 136 Rodger, Sharon 136 Rogers, Donna 44, 52, 67, 74, 76, 127 ROGERS, DOROTHY 119 Rogers, Sheila 64, 145 Roland, Vance 127 Rank, Elaine 55, 72, 136 Ross, Dane 145 ROSS, GERI 52, 53, 64, 65, 72, 119 Rothlusz, Debbie 72, 145 Rautt, Calvin 145 Rule, Thomas 145 RYALS, SUE 119 Ryan, Teresa 53, 67, 74, 66, 136 S Shelby, Kim 48, 72, 127 Shepard, Ron 127 Sheets, Jerold 136 Shingleton 145 Shach, Linda 67, 128 Short, Duane 98, 25, 128 Shreckengoust, Scott 102, 128 Shuler, Marilyn 136 Shuler, Randy 28, 128 Simpson, Ricky 136 Sinclair, Kenneth 58, 136 Singleton, Linda 145 SINZ, ROBERT 58, 59, 67, 102, 119 48 Skaggs, Monty 67, 94, 105, 128 Sleeper, Nancy 145 Sloan, Paula 67, 128 Sallee, Sally 136 Samaripa, James 145 Samaripa, Philip 98, 136 Sanders, Denise 127 Sanders, Sharon 65, 127 Sandlin, Darlene 127 Sands, Sandy 48, 53. 55, 73, 76, Sanford, Laura 145 Sanford, Sheryl 50, 136 Sauer, Curtis 145 Saunders, Jackie 145 Seals, Clarence 145 Seebeck, Janell 127 Schlegel, David 52, 58, 145 Schlegel, laura 145 Sloan, Robert 136 Smart, Steven 136 Smiley, Debbie 128 Smith, Charles 145 Smith, David 145 SMITH, DWIGHT 86, 94, 95, 97, 98, 109 Smtih, Gail 67, 145 127 Smith, Gary 67, 94, 98, 105, 128 Smith, Glynda 145 Smith, Janice 64, 72, 145 Smith, Linda 45, 70, 128 Smith, Pam 145 Smith, Patricia 136 Smith, Paul 145 Smith, Randy 128 Smith Shelia 56,128 Schnaibel , Wayne 136 Schroeder, Pam 74, 77, 130, 131 Scott, Peggy 145 SMITH, SHERRY 67, 72, 119 Smith, Terry 145 Smith, Trent 128 Smothers, Janet Greenhaw's Super Market 9221 N.E. 10th 737-4801 Seniors Tim Odelberg and Jimmy Thompson search desperately .for their car after doing their shopping at Greenhaw's Supermarket and Delicatessen. Sen ho pos ior football players look at the ambulance service provided by Eisen- wer Funeral Home. The ambulance was at home games in case of sible iniuries incurred during the course of the games. fb Q Gierenhuimier lliuneral 'iliiume fflrumpt 24-hum' Anilmlanrv asus NE. 23rhf 511115 29th Iliur Hunt H1115 The vruirv 759-3352 E72-1321 1 55111211111 095261511111 . Ahhvh Qnwzh yaecfor is Zoo csfores, nc. 1426 127 3360? 7320733 Junior Wayne Morris enioys himself scanning through the many fine selections of Rod McKuen books found at Rector's Book Stores, lnc. Rector's carries books ranging in subiects from astrology to yoga. Reverend Harvey Albright warmly welcomes Junior Richard Moore in front of the church before Sunday worship services. Rev. Albright has been pastor at Dickson Baptist Church for 16 years. Ezbfson Zapfzkf arc 2000 'Spencer 5790! csenubes al ll a.m. anf 7 yum. Sokolosky, Teresa 35, 37, 71, 84, 145, Taylor, Ricky 120 W Wilkson, Linda 146 46 T0Y10r. Wade 145 wiiiiaiiis can 137 ZORENEON' ILZRRY 120 Taylor, William 50, 145 W 9 ' Dale '37 Williams, Diane 129, 73 0'1 on re..i11,Jimmia 73,145 Wagner. Leroy 121 Williqmg Kaiiq 129 SPARKS' BLLLY '19 Terry, Reggie 146 WA'-DPOUP. CARLA 49. 52. 55. 62. Williams, Jimmy 52, si, 98, 102, 105, speaie., Diane 67, 74, 136 ttiigpeii, xaieii so. 51, 122. 12a WST, 12 150 67 71 137 172. 129 - Speaks, Stanley 136 Thigpen Mike 25 U6 0 0VPi Qufie 1 1 Williams, Jody B4, 149 Spradlin, Harold 128 -I-hiry' Kennem 81 98' 136 Welker, 51911610 64. 72. 35, 137 Williams, Larry 130, 137 Spraque, Jodie 72, 136 THOMAS' LARRY 94' no WALKER, PHAYETTA 42, 67, 121 Williomsr Moses 146 Sprague, Svwr- 65. 136 Ti, L - 146 Wall' Rav 146 Williams, Olivia ei, 69, 129 sievi-., Stafford 145 ,,'1':'e,,6 WALLACE. DEBBIE 67. 121 wiiiiami, Pan 137 if-any ::igyH132a Thompson, Gnd, 56, ,M w1l1E12.VROBif1 121. 105. 27. 99 w.111.....i, Shirley 411, 55, 71, 147 'ee ei ' 0 er- on W'lliams Stella 129 11-iomrson, JAMES so, 52, 52, 12 , 1 - STEPHENS. V1RGlN1A 170 Thompson Tommy 129 0 Walla' Gulch 99' 107- 129 Williams, Yvonne 73. 129 Stevens, Linda 72, 81, 136 Thommn 'Theresa 129 W0111S. TonY 33. 137 Wilmoih' Jimmy 137 s1svsNsoN, MIKE 63, 120 Thrm' Mike 49, 50. 94,981 ml wA11oN. '-ANET 121 Wilmoth, Jyl 73, 146 Stswufh 0 136 127, 129 Wf '9'e C 'dY 66' 67' 129 wiison, ALLAN 25, as, 75, 121 Stewart, Tommy 128 Stewart, Troy 94, 98, 122, 128 Still, Nan 73,136, 145 Stockton, James 25, 136 Stockton, Joyce 145 Stockton, Judy 52, 67, 73, 128 Stoeclcer, Roslyn 136 Stone, Laura 128 Storey, Coreen 145 Stramshi, Mary 51, 52, 128 Stramski, Steve 145 Stroope, Lou Ann 64, 67, 136 STUBBLEFIELD, LEANDRA 120 Stucker, Trancine 145 Sugura, Barbara 145 Sullivunt, Jane 145 Swanson, Lori 136 Switzer, Bill 136 SYTH, DANNY 120 T TAFE, CHAPP1E 67, 120 Taylor, Mona 72, 145 Taylor, Richard 136 Thurman, Max 137 Thurman, Nancy 69, 121 Thurman, Netta 129 Thurston, Bill 50, 58, 67, 69, 120, 148 Tiffany, Peggy 146 Tilley, Sharon 59, 129 Tipton, Brenda 62, 64, 73, 146 Tipton, Linda 146 Tipton, James 137 TIPTON, WILLIE 121 TOLLISON, RANDAL 94, 38, 75, 121 Tollison, Ronald 137 Tompkins, Kathy 146 Tompkins, Julia 137 Townsend, Terry 129 Traylor, Audrey 137 TRAYLOR, CAROL 121 TRAYLOR, CECELIA 72, 121 Traylor, Judith 129 TRAYLOR, ROBERT 121 Traylor, Terrence 137 Troope, Delores 129 Trude, Tommy 129 Watkins, Jim 75, 98, 129 WATKINS, TERESA 121 Warden, Steve 75, 146 Warne, Kim 94, 108, 137 wA1z1zeN, DENNIS 44, 53, 57, 62, 121, Watson, Elaine 146 Webster, Jenny 146 WEBSTER, ZULA 65, 121 WEINGARTNER, LINDA 50,121 Weingartner, Pam 55, 137 Weitleman, Debbie 129 Wester, Karen 42, 56, 71, 84, 137 Wheeler, Deliena 72, 137 Whisenhunt, Denise 73, 146 Whisenhunt, Ricky 56, 137 White, Debbie 129 WHITE, FRANK 57, 94, 98, 121 Whithurst, Patricia 146 Wicher, Steve 75, 137 Wiggins, Jimmy 48, 146 Wiggins, Terry 98, 137 Wilburn, Cliet 51, 129 Wilburn, Clinton 137 76 Wilson, Kenny 75, 137 Wison, Terry 38, 98, 129, 137 Wilson, Vicki 72, 137 Winters, Carolyn 147 WINTERS, LEROY 56, 67, 121 wirstrz, 111LLY 121 Wintz, Larry 147 Witmer, David 129 Womach, Tony 75, 129 Womible, Vickie 147 47 Wood, Carolyn 1 Wood, Cheryl 14 Wood, Marilyn 72, 147 50, 62, 67, 129 7 Wood, Suzanne Wren, Mike 55, 129 Woodley, James 147 Wright, Altreda 147 WRlG1'1T, JAMES 121 Wright, Kenneth 137 Wyskup, Patrick 129 Y v1NcL1No, cYN1H1A 25, 54, 58, 69, 121 Q hggbigliwr-Img mu' X -A I ' 'I 5 X . . r der s gggf Rclder's Grocery cmd Station Groceries, Gas' and Feed N.E. 23rd and Midwest Blvd. Carla Waldroup, senior, buys Rader's Thrift-T-Wise gr f courteous Mrs MCG e or an u comin s on ore e u KWHP 1- , . Q ARK, Um Q' A B D I he f p ' g pany p 5 d by the 5tarSp Sr d 1 Counc'l. v f's. f , ss e -7 W if i l ' 1 A i X 4 478-2501 ' 'Sports Power Radio, 1 I I Points ' Game dpfhgcgereai' Station Pclneling 769-2477 1 1308 N.E. 23rd arf, f1 flfs F A 0 . h S . R nd H picks up supplies for the ome- cgmifig filoafegom Nicoma Park Lumber Company. Where sports is a profession, not a sideline. 14 ' Salad mul Sewdce waz 5.5. 29:4 737-7421 W - ,, 1 ii r 1 e . . .. , .5 ii if Sl 4 .. se sei Q . . . --PP t N N e veeii' -'ref I A l :x . X . N k K X as i - -L-L .. w e ' -t o ,ge a YK, .se -Q - - t , -J. --tizsvtesu-ees iso, . , G Will Hardin, president of the senior class, goes to Arthur Harris Ford to find the college car he will drive this fall. Arthur Harris has a complete line of new and used cars available for your selection. Indianapolis Racers Drive on Slmkey's Pizzus! That's a misprint. They THRIVE on our pizza ...like everybody! 'Cause the sauce is sas- sier, the cheese is chewier, the crust is ten- derer, and the flavor is.. . perfection! Bring a little lap money along and make a pit stop at Shakey's. Eat pizza, sing and have fun. In 3 hours you'II roar back on the track-full up to your chinstrap and goggles! PIZZA PAIILUR 81 YG DUBIIC HOUSG PUBSET YOUR ADDRESS I DAYS AND HOURS OPEN B K . PIZZA' 0 1966 sums ! A cle iny X620 7Z,S, 5741! 777-3553 Qear 6 am.-6 pm Mr. and Mrs. Ned Grissom give Jim Turner, sr., friendly service as he picks up his prom suit. F d Quality Meats is where the shoppers of Spencer buy sh tpgd rolyfhbf ht gt raemeas. n e es iswa you Let Us Fill Your Freezer All Meats Government Inspected and Guaranteed Fred's Quality Meats Fine meat cuts are prepaied for your perfection by employees at Fred's Quality Meats. Specializing in All Hair Care Hammon's Salon of Beauty Star-Spencer Shopping Center Open Monday Thru Saturday Evenings by Appointment Mrs. Melvin Rogers gets her hair styled by Mary Hammon, beautician. Many students attend- ing the Junior-Senior Prom had their hair set at Hammon's Salon of Beauty. 'f' I66 Well, here iT is, Our World. The way We saw it one year. We had a voice, . We found iT, We used if, We were heard. We had a cause, We believed in iT, We fought for ii, We lived for if. 'Q I Schools were kept open, Wa rs were protested, Dress codes were changed. We tore down the walls That made people strangers. Walls of hypocrisy, hate, distrust. We were tried for our beliefs And we won-maybe not In a courtroom, but we won Because we made others listen and Hear us for the first time. Xi' 35 WSI if wi 'A X32 3225 1 is NP sv iw: 2 X 5 Aff: my HI' N fd' n,.X..- . X X. X, x.kA w- -- f-X. . -XXX XX 'X ' . XIXS1 -.fSQ..1XXX XXXXRXX . x55 H -.X XXX.: X Wi-T-'X X. 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