Tecumseh High School - Savage Yearbook (Tecumseh, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1982 volume:

Tecumseh High School Volume 66 Tecumseh, Oklahoma l As any school year is, 1982 was filled with many good times and memories. But it was also unique, and that is what we have tried to capture. A glance, a smile, a tear, we have tried to trap them on paper for the years ahead for you — the ones who made them happen. ... a when memories unfolded Opening 3 A Day in the Life of a THS student is far from mediocrity. Each day has its special moments, whether it be a parade downtown, a coke at lunch, whipping it up, or showing your black and gold — each day is unique. 4 Opening Cornered. .. 1982 was a year of change for many. We were all faced with ideas and circumstances that weren’t as easy to deal with as we would like them to have been. Yet we managed to make these decisions and somehow learned something from them. It’s all part of growing up, and that’s one thing that we’re all “cornered” into doing. Opening 5 When Thomas Paine said, “These are the times that try men’s souls,” He probably wasn’t talking about the time spent at Tecumseh High School. However, as trying as we sometimes find high school life, we wouldn’t have missed this year for a moment. Kissy, Kissy, Kissy There is no doubt that any year is not lacking in romance. The shutter was quick to catch a few of the more — interesting — moments. Of course, no coronation would be complete without the traditional kiss, but what were Robert Burns and Lisa Kingsbury crowning that cow? Opening 7 Indeed, all of us had to 90 through some crazy times, and they are all worth remembering. We had to dress up for the homecomings, go to the Sonic or Pizza Hut after the ball games. Hours were spent at the foot- ball field getting the plays right and to get the half-time shows right we had to report to band at 8:00 a.m. 8 Opening All the Crazy Times We Had to Go Through We were there for the meetings at noon, cheering at the pep assemblies, dancing to the music of DEVO, listening to the Oak Ridge Boys, moving the library, and asking for yet another tardy slip. We did it all, and it all made for an interesting year. Opening 9 10 Academics In addition to the usual class ac- tivities, students studied special units on satire and advertising. They also entered essay and creative writing contests and par- ticipated in writing workshops con- ducted by professional writers. Several students also attended and reviewed plays produced by OBU, ECU, and the Pott. County Produc- tion Co. H«v. over here! Wanna smooch What did you say? You wouldn’t dare! 12 Academics They’re day dreaming again Language Arts Speaks for Itself This Is the best class Finger lickin' good Working hard Academics 13 14 Academics Pencils were made for writing. Sociat Studies Takes a Peek into the Past lt’ not that we don’t want to work. I never Cheat. No, I don't know the answer. Academics 15 Look, he’s doing it wrong again 16 Academics Do I have to come every day? ‘i r. Einstein couldn’t do that! it all adds up to . . . Math Come In. Students interest, as shown by enrollment in Tecumseh High School math classes, has increased this year. The enthusiasm over computers is still and two new ones were added this year. I'm going to tell. Greg, are you awake? Academics 17 Everyone deserves a kiss. Hey, I'm cool. SCIENCE The science program at our high school is achieving the results that we feel are important to our students to be competitive in the world they will enter in the near future. This year Tecumseh has offered courses in Biology 1, Zoology, Chemistry 1, Physics, and Chemistry 2 to four students. Tecumseh students con- sistently receive very fine results in the area of science on the ACT exams. Boy. am I thirsty! This is a fun class. Academics 18 See Tom run. Who tightened this so tight? Academics 19 Academics 20 Everyone wants a taste How many times have I told you. The Home Economics Department has made a change from General Home Ec. to Vocational Home Ec. With this change, family liv- ing has been added to the curriculum plus there is more extensive study in the areas of child care and home fur- nishings, and consumer management. Well, what' hi name? Academics 21 Art Art students are creating a new visual language to describe our world and culture. Working with clay and paint, ink and paper ideas are turning into an expression of reality. Images, pictures, pot and prints are a new way to share their ideas and dreams. Academics 22 Wood Working The students in woodworking have made or are in the process of making some nice projects this year. Some of the larger projects are gun cabinets made by Rowdy Gilpin, Larry Upton, Robert Klause, Kevin Schinmel and LeRoy Key. Other students are making such things as cedar chests, entertainment centers, bookcases, butcher block tables, gunracks, tool boxes, jewelry boxes, and game tables. Academics 23 Mia. use both hands! We're tough Business The Business Education Department Offers a variety of subjects for those students interested in the business field. Students are taught the basic skills of typewriting, shorthand, general business, business math and business law. The hard working class. Academics 24 What’s his last name? Vo-Tech Gordon Cooper Vocational Technical School offers many subjects for those students who plan to pursue a career. At Vo-Tech, students are able to learn and develop their skills by application as well as study. Sewing is such a blast Hey. they're taking my picture! Academics 25 Band Top row Hugh H m. F n RkWt. Bobbw Rogor . Mr Rodger . BrUn Rouoy. K« h DwMb, Chrt Smith. Boo too; J m« Co . Bsrnoy Moody. Hu«y Brown. Warren Nix. Sam Fellow� . L Jenkt A rush Webb. Ange MtWs. Sharyt EdmMer. Boo three Wally Wallace. Oenn Brown. Robbtt Staayaien. Quentin Brown. Terry Droppleman. John Copeland. Keith Brown. U a Kings Leahe Helton Boo leer. Qndy Clark. Regina Cannon. MeUiaa Kreft. Dianne Moody. Karen Dannie. LacheUe Hurst. Bobby Standrtdge. Joel Leons, Kent Scott. Boo flee: Beth Owen. Tai Moore. Stewart Hll. Ondy Burton. Alisa Abbott. Rhonda O'Dale. Danna Wood. La Dona Napier. Brett Cranford Robert Rodgers. Jr. Ondy Huddleston Director Assistant Director The Tecumseh High School Band truely supported their school this year. They marched in the half time of all home games and attended a few away games. The band also attended home basketball games and the Flag Corps performed in the boy’s half time. The band attended contests including district, receiving ratings of superior and excellent. The band performed in several concerts throughout the year. Organizations 28 Band Council: Regina Cannon sec . Brett Cranford Drum Ma jor. Cindy Clark — pres .. Danna Wood — vice-pres . Lisa Kingsbury — reporter. Leslie Holton — twirler, Brian Rousey — fresh rep Are we supposed to stop at an intersection? Organizations 29 When the parade passes by. Standing: Brett Cranford. Mr Rodgers. Flret row: Stewart HiH. Brian Rousey. Hugh MeGee. Fan Rider, Bobbie Rogers. Keith Daniels. Second row: Quentin Brown. Terry Droppleman. John Copeland. Keith Brown. Third row: Warren Nix. Sam Fefiowi. Barney Moudy. James Cox. Glenn Brown. Fourth roar Dianne Moody. La Dona Napier. Danna Wood. Tame la Moore. Bobby Stand ndge. Kent Scott Lisa, you are supposed to be behind the banner Mu Alpha Theta, a national math honors society, really took off this year, their second on the Tecumseh High campus. The trip to Nasa Space Center and a short stay in Galveston was a blast! Other projects and fund raisers included nacho sales, cake sales, egg sales, etc., also working for the city on the park, and egg dying parties. BYO Beef barbecues and many others. Organizations 30 Mu Alpha Theta Top row: Jon Davis. Lee York. Robbie Stasyszen. Derek Melot. Jeff Nichols. Bottom row: Merrily Harrison. Dawn Ramsey, Mike Yates. Gndy Mitchell. Charissa Dennis FTA FT A has been on the run this year. They sponsored a teachers luncheon and a “Teacher of the Year” contest. Rose Kidney was awarded a plaque as winner of the contest. FTA also attended state convention in Stillwater. Merrily Harrison placed third in poster competition and Cathy Nirschl placed first in poetry with her poem entitled My Teacher.” The members are Top, left to right: Leanne Cowherd, Merrily Harrison, Cindy Clark. Middle: Dawn Ramsey, LaDona Napier, Janee Cranford, Lana Barnes, Bottom: Jeff Cranford, Robbie Stasyszen, Kent Scott, Brett Cranford, Cathy Nirschl. Top row: Merrioy Harrison. Bottom row: Lana Barnes. Robbie Stasyszen, Brett Cranford. Dawn Ramsey I am not done eating yet. Bobbie Just because he’s Mr Melot he gets to be first in line. Organizations 31 Top row: Shannon Pool, Jimmy Westervelt. Steve Chiouber, Scott Kelley. Mike Belanger. Junior Lit- tleaxe. David Boren. Bottom row: Dane Tate. Terri Anderson. Sherri Anderson. Sherry Rutledge. Randy Paxon, J. R. Murray Sponsor: J R Murray Fellowship of Christian Athletes Youth Alive Youth Alive, sponsored by Jonathen Davis, toured Pink this year. They also had a Spaceship in the Homecom- ing parade. Other activities includes; sending flowers to the sick, interesting discus- sions, bake sales and attend- ing concerts. Members are: Top row: Sponsor; Jonathen Davis, Kari Rider, Fari Rider, Rachel Barnal, Shelly Hales, Cheryl Mullins, Becky Higgs, Nancy Thomas, Middle row: Tami Daniels, Michelle Littleton, Jeff Wiggins, Hugh Megee, Stephanie Oliver, Mark Guinn, Rhonda O'Dell, Alisa Abbot, Jacque Casey, Bottom row: Rhonda Flowers, Charissa Dennis, Cindy Mitchell, Shirly Michell, Ken Henderson Organizations 32 Spanish Is . . . Numero Uno Back row, left «o right: Rachel Bernal. Jeff Wiggins. Richard Finley, Barry Powell, Joe Steele. Larry Up- ton, Rowdy Gilpin. Mrs. Wolf, Cathy Boland. Julia Johnson. Leanne Pendegrass. Candy Wooten. Cheri Mor row. Michelle Abbot, Mark Guinn. Mike Belanger. Lori McMahan, Lucinda Morrow, Tami Daniels. Lana Barnes. Cindy Mitchell. Jackie Casey. Kim Dodson, Mary Harknder. that on the hotdogs See me Smile? Spanish Club was very successful this year. They won many awards at Pan American Day at O.U. in Norman, placing second in the singing and dancing competition. They also had several entries in poetry translations, paintings, and drawings; which placed. The “Celebremos” group was asked to sing at the Capitol June 5th in a special Hispanic Culture Day. One of their money raising projects was to sell lunches every other Tuesday to Beta and Spanish Club members. Organizations 33 Front row: Advisor Danny Wells, Mike Qemmence, Wade Beddo, Paul Pope. Bobby Kesler, Raymond Redfield, Dino Hill, Brett Richardson, Chris Chandler. Advisor Danny Sterling, Second row: Janice Coatney, Elizabeth Harkrider, Richard Root, Johnny Paxson, Brett VanMeter, Kevin O’Shell. Franny McMahan. Steve Chlouber, Terri Tarver. Gidget Beddo. Third row: Margie Abbott. Dewayne Forrester, Jerry Reeves. Micheal Ray, Mike Lackey. Todd Pipkin, Angie Kalka, Leslie Jenks. Sherry Kidney. Rhonda VanMeter. Cynde School, Fourth row: Raymond Clark. Patti Nealy, Gary Chyz, Kevin Hays, Shannon Pool, John Flesher, Tommy Jessee, Jimmy Barnett. Max Sparks, John Wohnoutka, Fifth row: Lee Am brose, Tami Roller, Jerry Parson, Jeff Harwell, Leslie Robbins, Kenny Ledford, Keith Jolly, Jeff Reeves. Patrick Hales, Rocky Davis, Top row: Scott Field, Bobby Finlwy, Nelson Tooman, Gay Lynn Rhea. Dino Hill, Sam Carter, James Bo wan, Wesley Topping, Glen Villines, Gary Barnett. Organizations 34 Grcenhands Front row: John Wohnoutka, Dtno Hill. Raymond Red fie Id. Paul Pope, Bobby Kesler, Chris Chandler, Brett Rlcharson, Lot Ambrose. Second row: Jeff Harwell, Johnny Paxson, Mkhcal Ray. Tommy Jessee, Angie Kalka. Leslie Jenks. Sherry Kidney. Brett VanMeter, Gay Lynn Rhea. Third row: Mike Clemmence. Bobby Finley, John Flesher. Kevin O’SheU, Todd Pipkin, Rhonda VanMeter. Margie Abbott. Patti Nealy. Top row: Sam Carter, Wade Beddo. Phillip Hill, Kenny Ledford. Leslie Robbins. Keith Jolly. Jimmy Barnett. Max Sparks. Tami Roller Learning to Do Doing to Earn Earning to Live Living to Serve Future Farmers of America Green Hand Officers: L-r: Jimmy Barnett. Bobby Kesler. Brett VanMeter. Jeff Harwell. Raymond Redfield. Sherri Kidney Leslie had a little lamb Chapter Officers: L-r: Dwayne Forrester. Jerry Reeves, Richard Root, Wesley Topping, Chuck Bowlan. Brett VanMeter Organizations 35 FFA Chapter Fanners Building a Future Chapter Farmers receive this honor by meeting some difficult requirements. Some of these include: completion of 1 year of Vo-Ag as a greenhand, earning or investing $75 in a project, leading discussion, demonstrating a knowledge of Parliamentary procedure, knowledgeable in local constitution and activities, participate in 3 official functions and FFA Chapter Farmers: Front row: Chuck Bowlan. Steve Chlouber, Franny McMahan, Gary Chyz, Mitch Henderson, other reauirements Wesley Topping, Glen Villines, Kevin Hays. Second row: Raymond Clark, Dewayne Forrester, Jerry Reeves. Richard M Root. Terri Tarver, Gdget Beddo, Cyndi School. Shannon Pool, Top row: Jerry Parson, Jeff Reeves. James Bowlan. Scott Field, Nelson Tooman, Mike Laskey. Patrick Hales. Rocky Davis, Gary Barnett. Janice Coatney. Livestock Judging Team Organizations 36 1 iiy Johnny Paxson prepares for Stock Show Mellisa Kreft showing sheep Mr Wells supervises Chris Bennett Dwayne Forrester president in action. Organizations 37 Beta Club Serves T.H.S. Beta was honored to be able to travel to Florida for national convention. Beta also sponsored two Blood mobiles, gave money to Star- Spencer school, and had a food drive for the needy. T.H.S. Beta placed first in talent at state convention and will have the honor of traveling to Mississippi this year for national convention. Back row: Mia Trahan, Sherri Anderson, Cindy Clark, Raymond Junk, Greg Brown, John Copeland, Regina Cannon. Dana Coley, Glenn Brown, Keith Brown. Janie Robison. Cathy Outland, Row 4: Merrily Harrison, Robie Stasyszen, Bobbi Rogers. James Williams. Shirley Mitchelle. Chuck Simm, Stephanie Oliver, Charissa Dennis, Leanne Lowery, Rhonda Rowers. Row 3: Tami Daniels, Jackie Casey, Diana Wise. Danna Wood, Lisa Abbott, Rhonda O’Dell, Kim Farris, Grant Southwell, Jay Cooper. Rachel Bernal. Sidney Casey. Row 2: Janee Cranford. Robin Burns, Tamela Moore, Brian Rousey. Leanne Cowherd. Leslie Holton. Dana Etchieson, Cheri Morrow. Lisa Kingsbury. Row I: Dawn Ramsey. Terri Anderson, Samatha Talley. Brett Cranford, Ladonna Napier. Cathy Nirschl. Lana Barnes. Cindy Mitchelle. Kent Scott, Jeff Cranford Not pictured: Sidney Casey and Cathy Outland. Sponsors Organizations 38 Stewart Hill and Alisa Abbott relax at bioodmobUe Mrs. C lasey organizes bioodmobUe. New members are sworn in. Janie Robison donates a pint of blood. Organizations 39 Music Is a “Celebration” at THS Row 4. I«ft to right: Tamela Moore, Lucinda Morrow, Tammie White. Sandy Haley, Tony Webb, John Copeland, Rachel Bernal, Rebecca Higgs. Nancy Thomas, Michelle Eaton, Beth Owen. Row S: Terri Anderson, Samatha Talley. Leslie Holton. Shirley Mitchell. Keith Brown, Quentin Brown, James Cox, James Williams. Cheryl Mullians, Shelly Hales. Bobbi Rogers. Cindy Burton, Michelle O’Bright. Row 2: Sharyl Edmister, Janee Cran ford. Stewart Hill, Brian Rousey. Hugh MeGee. Mark Guinn. Jeff Cranford, Stephanie Oliver, Regina Cannon, Dana Coley, Robin Burns. Row 1: Mrs Daugherty, Cindy Clark, Dawn Ramsey. Jill Napier. Brett Cranford. Glenn Brown. Robbie Stasyszen, Kent Scott. Leanne Cowherd. Lisa Kingsbury. Bobbie Botkin A “Celebration” was started this year with song and dance number galore. The songs ranged from “Boogie Nights” to “Grease” to “Swanee River.” The music class was also involved in contest receiving excellent and Superior ratings. The girls attended state contest and received an Excellent rating. T.H.S.’s music department held the first annual Tecumseh Show Choir camp the last week in May. Organizations 40 Show Choir 1981-82: Loft to right: James Williams. Robin Burns. Dawn Ramsey. Jeff Cranford. Samatha Talley. Ken! Scott. Robbie Stasyszen. Sandy Haley. Brett Cranford. Janee Cranford. Front row: Keith Brown, Leslie Holton. James Cox, Lisa Kingsbury. Brian Rousey, Cindy Clark. Glenn Brown. Terri Anderson Show choir celebrates and has a good time Don't look at me that way Organizations 41 Why are they Laughing? Oom papa-mow mow Organizations 42 HELLO DOLLY — The lady with the biggest. . . handbag you’ve ever seen. It only takes a moment “Miss Money, the Vandagelders don't dance We're Baptist I didn’t doit. Organizations 43 THS in the Spotlight “On Stage99 Top row. left to right: Leslie Holton. Samatha Talley. Brett Cranford. Bonnie Flesher, Jeff Cranford. Lisa Kingsbury. Brian Rousey. Dawn Ramsey. Robbie Stasyszen, Leanne Cowherd. Stewart Hill, Ladonna Napier. Kent Scott. Jana Cox. Sherri Rutledge. Cindy Clark. Not pictured: Jackie Sikes. Advisor Bonnie Flesher and Sherri Rutlege receive Trooper award. Organizations 44 Brett Cranford receives best supporting Sam Talley best actress On Stage Officers: Robbie Stasyszen. President. Lisa Kingsbury. Sec., Brett Cranford; Treasurer, Dawn Ramsey; Historian, Cindy Clark; Public Relations. Organizations 45 Spectrum Into News The “Spectrum” Staff made some daring steps in changing the paper. They began with a 4 page papier once a month and went to 12 pages every 2 weeks and did everything in between. With all the changes, the paper was different, bigger, and broader in coverage than previous years. Peace man Top row: Kent Scott, Danny Herrell, Garion Fuller, Tommy Cummings. Middle row: Kim Youngblood, Rhonda Flowers. Janie Robison, Brandy Pipkin. 3rd row: Cindy Clark, Leanne Cowherd, Lisa Kingsbury. Organizations 46 FHA Is New at THS With 28 members the Future Homemakers of America (FHA) began its first year at T.H.S. The members enjoyed some good experiences including trips to district and rallies. F.H.A. hopes to expand its activities and membership in the future. Top row. left to right: Kari Rider, Michelle Littleton. Paula Motley. Sherri Sherrill. Tammy Thomas. Ladona Goodin. Nancy Thomas. Rebecca Higgs. 2nd row: Mrs Curtis Sponsor. Cheri Rigby. Brandy Pipkin. Tami Daniels, Kara Myers. Jenifer Martin. Shelly Hales. Tammy Hudgins. 3rd row: Treva Duncan. Laurie Smith. Tammie White, Peggy Turner. Diana Wise. Mane Hawks. Angie Miles Diana Wise plans future FHA Officers: Left to right: Jenifer Martin. Historian. Cheri Rigby; Secretary. Tammy Thomas; Music and Recreation Leader. Brandy Pipkin; Reporter. Peggy Turner; Treasurer. Diana Wise; President. Marie Hawks; Vice President Student Council Leaders Today; and Tomorrow Top row, l-r: Linda Swearingen, Marrily Harrison, Grant Southwell. Janee Cranford. Chuck Sims. Regina Cannon, Glenn Brown. Keith Brown. 2nd row: Mrs Beaudette. Diana Wise. Danna Wood. Alisa Abbot. Jay Cooper. Jeff Cranford. Sherri Rutledge. Bobbi Rogers. 3rd row: Jesse Payne. Lana Barnes. Cindy Mitchell. Cathy Nirschl. Leanne Cowherd. Dawn Ramsey. Brett Cranford. Sam Talley. LaDonna Napier The school picnic, the Christmas food drive, TWIRP week and the Awards Assembly are just a few of the things that student council sponsored this year. They put the directory together and had other fund raisers. The officers also attended state convention and attended summer workshop. Student Council members perform at Pep Assembly Organizations 48 ‘‘I told you not to use hot water ' Organizations 49 1982 Yearbook Queen Coronation Pictured are the five finalist and their escorts Leanne Cowherd was crowned 1981-82 Yearbook Queen. Each candidate was chosen by a club or organization. They were judged on how active they are in school, their academic standing and appearance. Where are our escorts?” Glenn crowns Leanne Putting on final touches 50 Organizations Organizations 51 Activities 53 54 Activities This year at homecoming, Deer Creek could have easily thought that they had walked into one of Hollywood’s movie studios. After the game, they probably wished they had. There were characters from movies such as “The Wizard of Oz, “Snow Shite,” “Stripes,” “King Kong,” and “9 to 5. The junior class won the float competi- tion in the homecoming parade with their theme, “King Kong. Cheerleaders dress up as Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Junior Gass float wins. Tommy crowns Lana. Homecoming Candidates Junior; Tenl Anderson. Soph.; Joanie Paxson, Fresh.; Carol Allen (escorts) Steve Chlouber. Rod Goodman. Junior Littleaxe Activities 55 1 School Gives You ideas, memories and dreams. Memories of Homecom- ings, activities and class work. It gives you dreams to follow and ideas of the future for you to make realistic. Isn’t Coach Walck Wonderful! Kim. are you asleep? ■ I told her to meet me here! 56 Activities Activities 59 Band Quean Candidates Farl Rider, es James Cox; Danna Wood, es Stewart Hill; Dawn Ramsey, es. Glenn Brown Basketball Queen Candidates: Robin Copeland, es Steve Alexander, Dana LUes, es Mark Ryan. Kim Wilson, es. Don Alexander 60 Activities 1981 has been filled with a dazzling glow of excitement! Many of T.H.S.’s students were very ac- tive in supporting our school. They have sponsored salad luncheons, attended pep assemblies, and even caged a wild tiger to save the day! Three ot a kind Foil the latest in outdoor wear It really is moving! Boy, those guys are BIG!!! Even principals can have ln-di-gest-ion.. Activities 61 Wrestling Queen Candidates Lyn Allen, es John Reed, Tammy Ballou, es Gary Brown, Cindy Thomas, as Garton Fuller Friendship is a charm you should always cherish. We will soon go on and friendships may be left behind, but don't forget the closeness and love between you and your friends. Like a cool breeze on a summer’s day, friendship will soothe and bless you always. Keep your hands to yourself! FFA Sweetheart Candidates Elizabeth Harkrider Terrle Tarver What are you doing with that camera? 64 Activities VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN Merrily Harrison Merrily Harrison received the honor of valedictorian with a 4.0 grade point average While in high school she received the honor of President of Student Council and Yearbook Queen. She was also a member of Beta Club, F T.A., Pep Club, Mu Alpha Theta, and the Leadership Group. Merrily plans to attend Oklahoma State University. Dawn Ramsey Dawn Ramsey with a 3.93 grade point average became the 81-82 salutatorian. During high school Dawn was active in Music, Show Choir, Beta Club, F T.A., Capt. of flag corps, Onstage, and the Leadership group Dawn plans to attend Oklahoma University and major in petroleum engineering. Activities 65 Lighthouses, seagulls, and ships full of fish sailed into the Holiday Inn for the Junior-Senior Banquet. Several students, staff, and selected guests at- tended the Banquet. After dining they were entertained by the band “Speed Limit.” Tommy is so modest Captain and ha First mate Mia has chicken on I Don’t take the pencils! Robert blasts away at the Banquet Activities 66 Keep your hands on your own tassel Activities 68 GRADUA TION The top ten stand I made it!!! They all have the same outfit. Everyone wants my autograph Guest Speaker Mike Snider. IVe have no yesterdays. Time took them away. Tomorrow may. But we not be have today. I changed my mind; I want to go home Activities 69 Sports 72 Danny Little Axe named Outstanding Male Athlete Rae and Don tell the remember whens outstanding athletes named at annual all-sports award banquet Young and Agressive Derek Melot demonstrates follow thru. Tami McCullar. one of the agressive M Michelle Henderson awaits a chance to practice 11 Jay Cooper develops his style Sports 73 Junior Varsity i «nnis Back row. l-r: Tammy Lawson. Lori Patten. Mike Snider. Cindy Miner. Annette Harrison. Front row. l-r: Paul Parker. John Morgan. Shawn Hill. Lee Webb Sports 74 Varsity Tennis Back row. I to r: Jenifer Martin, Tara Mikish. Melissa Straughan. Mike Snider. Christy Whitehead, Dana Liles, Tammy McCullar, Paula Motley. Front row, I to r: Rick McCluer, Mike Cummings. Jay Cooper, Greg Snider. Derek Melot Junior, Scott Tucker warms up Tennis this year has been an enriching experience. The team has 26 boys and girls on both teams. Of all these players they had only one senior, Christy Whitehead. The Varsity girls carved out a 9 win and 1 loss record and a 2nd place conference title and a 3rd place regional finish. The Varsity boys had a 5 and 7 record in dual competition. The Senior Varsity girls improved a great deal in their matches this year. The Sr. Varsity boys improved their game and attended the Seminole Jr. High Tournament April 30. It was a rebuilding year with 3 Freshmen, 3 Sophomores, 5 Juniors, and 1 Senior playing with the top 12. Coach Mike Snider with the only Senior player. Christy Whitehead Christy and her double partner Dana Liles place 4th in state competition Sports 75 A Race for Excellence High School Boy s Track Team Back row. left to right: J R Murray. Tony Hartman. David Evans. Danny Davis. Robert Lively. Darrel Wilborn. Joe Johnson. Front row: Tim Daniels. Billy Dewitt. Jeff Weggens, Brett McKmght. Dane Tate. Tommy Jessee Not pictured: Joe Steele Brett gives it his best' McKmght receives award Preparing for Regionals Sports 76 Kristi is ready for a break! Kristi Nunley Is pictured with her award Although there were few par- ticipants on the 1982 Girl’s Track team, there were several medals won. Sophomore Kristi Nunley was the premiere performer for the se- cond year in a row. Her year was highlighted in the Conference track meet where she was runner-up in the mile run and two mile run. Pictured left to right: Kristi Nunley, Denisa Biggs Not pictured: Carol Allen Brett McKnight Places in State The boys track team was highlighted by Junior Brett McKnight, who placed second in the 1 2 mile at state and fourth in the 440. The team was small in number but recorded much success. Go for It! Sports 77 Baseball Team Wins District Varsity Baseball Team Bottom row. l-r: Chuck Sims. Kevin Youngblood. Tommy Cummings. Richard Root. Steve Haney. Jr Little Axe. Robert Klaus. Kurt Cox. Top row. hr: Floyd Moody. Jeff Harwell. Gary Marsh. Brad Love. Steve Motley. Mike Sears. Trent Sisney. Roy Wells Record 1 Bethel 3 4 6 Okmulgee 3- 8 3- 8 Byng o- 3 2 McGunnis 7 7 Choctaw 9 6 Seminole 7 7 Wewoka 3 14 Wanett 3 12 Noble 16 18 Wanett 5 10 Dale 2 2 Asher 3 5 Dale 2 17 Wester Height 12 4 Shawnee 2 6 Guthrie 7 6 Bethel 2 1 Purcell 3 8 5 Washington 0 2 0 4 McAlester 7- 7 1 5 Dale 3- 1 8 Konawa 5 5-16 Seminole 6-17 3-13 Byng 4 1 7 Noble 4 3 Durant 9 14 Hoidenvitle 3 6 Ada 3 1 0 Asher 2-10 7 MeLoud 3 13 Bethel 3 9 Marlow 3 1 Blanchard 6 2 Marlow 4 Sports 78 Harwell tags runner! (Photo courtesy of County Wide News.) Harwell steals safely The 1982 Tecumseh Baseball Team finished 2nd in the Pott. County Tournament, finished 2nd in the Carl Albert Tourna- ment, and finished Con- solation Champs at Byng. Tecumseh throughout the year showed that this was a rebuilding year. The Savages gained both, ex- perience and knowledge. Tommy Cummings, Kurt Cox, and Jr. Little Axe made the Pott. County all stars. Tommy and Jr. also set school records. Jr. set his in base on balls, and Cummings set his in hits, doubles, and runs scored. (Photos courtesy of Coun- ty Wide News.) Tecumseh man steals Sports 79 Tecumseh J.V Pictured bottom row. left to right: Bobby Kesler. Micky Schulte. Brett VanMeter, Terry Owen. Paul Pope. Daniel Smith. Kendall Hall. Chuck Sims. Top row: Bryan Tucker. Kevin O’Shell. Leroy Key. Bryan Carsten. Russell Roundtree. Richard Wolfe. Jimmy Fulton, Marc Ryals, Kevin Schimmel. Coach Jack Horner Record The 1982 Junior Varsity Baseball team was a first at Tecumseh High. Coach Jack Horner said, “We had 17 players on the team. Our record was 7 wins and 4 losses. We did not expect to do much with the team this year, but the players did a very good job.” Tecumseh J.V. 14 Shawnee J V. 8 Tecumseh J.V 15 Purcell J.V. 6 Tecumseh J.V 7 Purcell J.V 9 Tecumseh J.V. 4 Shawnee J.V 3 Tecumseh J.V. 3 Shawnee J.V. 2 Tecumseh J.V. 1 Bethel 14 Tecumseh J.V. 7 Harrah J.V. 13 Tecumseh J.V. 5 Shawnee J V. 4 Tecumseh J.V. 4 Mustang J.V. 12 Tecumseh J.V 6 Wells! on 26 Tecumseh J.V. 5 Noble J.V 0 Tecumseh J.V. 6 Shawnee J.V 5 Sports 80 Pep Club Stays Busy tpl Pep Club has been busy again this year with Pep Club Buddies They also worked hard organizing homecoming activities, selling rib bons. promoting school spirit, making signs and raising funds Pep Club Officers Pictured at Left: Rae Lynne Anderson. Vice Pres., Lana Barnes. Pres Janice Coatney, Sec Back row: Kim Farris. Cathy Nirschl. Denisa Briggs. Cheri Morrow. Franny McMahan. Ruth Chlober. Julia Johnson. Danna Woods. Merrily Har rison. Janice Coatney. Lori McMahan. Vicki Vickery. Lucinda Morrow. Row 3: Rae Lynne Anderson. Cathy Boland. Diana Wise. Robyn Burns. Sharon Lowery. Tammy Cowan. Lana Barnes. Row 4: Lee Ann Lowrey. Mia Trahan. Sam Talley. Terri Anderson. Dana Etchieson. Sherri Ander son. Robin Pruett. Sherry Rutledge Sports 81 Savages Have Successful Season Tommy get advice from the coach Junior gets his man I’m guarding this ball with my life Tommy hands off the ball Everyone goes for the ball Garion goes for his man 82 Sports IWt roar Randy Paion. Many War.. Jay Coopar. Rohan Bum� . Troy Manly. Canon FuUnr. JaR Oanlocd. Rohan Lively. Gram Soutfroak. Mika Woolan, Tony Hanman. Thu Daniels, Slava Okruder. Coach Mika Rohlnaon. Middle roar Coach Mai Oppia. Coach Ron Wahb. Rod Goodman. Scon Ka� y. Mika Belanger. Gary Bctron. Lany Earls. Gary CahM. Don Alai andar. Junior Lada Ala. Floyd Moody Jmuny Fukon. Kurort Roundtrca. Coach J R Murray. Coach Joa Johroon. Bottom roar Coach Jack Homar. Coach Emmm Canfield Jany Buck ly. Chuck Sana. Tommy Cienmlnes. Bran McKraghl. Richard Root. Shannon Pool. Roy Naaly. Scon Flalda. Bryan Carman. Coach Jan Hudaon and Coach David Doaaay I’ll help you Where Is the ball? Sports 83 The 1981 Savage football team was able to turn their fortunes from the disappointment of 1980 into a successful 6-4 season Highlights of the season were the opening game victory over Holdenville uy a score of 27-2. and a great 18- 15 victory of Wewoka. the first for a Savage team over the Tigers since 1976. For the second time in three years the Seminole Chieftains denied the Savages a post- season trip to the state play-offs Excellent leadership for this team came from the nine Seniors on the squad They were: Don Alexander. Robert Burns. Steve Chlouber. Tom- my Cummings. Gary Brown. Larry Earls. Gabon Fuller. Rod Goodman, and Danny LittleAxe. 84 Sports o 85 Sports Record 1982 High School Football Tecumseh Opponent 27 Holdenville 2 0 Newcastle 41 21 Sulphur 7 18 Wewoka 15 12 Harrah 7 0 Bristow 14 21 Deercreek-Edmond 0 20 McLoud 9 0 Seminole 21 18 Henryetta 27 Floyd Moody hot In pursuit Let’s go get ’ The defense crushes McLoud 86 Sports Freshman Football Has Slow Start but Great Finish. After losing the first two games, the team decided they wanted to play and they were not going to lose anymore games, they didn’t! They worked hard and earned every victory. Sports 87 Back row: Coach Roy Capps. Mark Ryan. Gary Marsh. Steve Alexander, Danny Herrell, Steve Motley. Tommy Cummings. Brad Love. Kevin Schimmel, Coach Brad Walck. Front row: Jackie Satawake. Bryan Carsten, Robert Klaus. Don Alexander. Ronald O’Shell. Derek Melot. Sherman HUI Lockerroom in action 1981-82 Boy’s Basketball Team Goes Through Rebuilding Year 88 Sports Steve Alexander aims for 2 After graduating six seniors off of last year's state semi finalist team. Coach Roy Capp's Savages, with only two senior regulars, were an inexperienced but exciting and competitive team. This was indicated by the many close margins of both victory and defeat. Most importantly, the underclassmen received a lot of game experience which should improve the Savages chances of a win ning season in the upcom ing year. Sports 89 Tammy Cummmgs moves into the lane lor a lay up Danny Herrell slips inside 90 Sports Coach Dorian Doom boa. Uw Fullar Shari Morrow. Tina Loman. Ls Donna Goodin Dana Lilas. Kim Cappas. Lisa Jordan. Coach Linda McMahan. Front row: Franny McMahan. Paula Branson. Chris Bsnnatt. Kim Wilson. Tara Ml Wish, Loris Goukar. Lara Kadar Paula Branson tips off Ladies’ “B” Ball Young and Determined The Varsity girls may have been small and plagued with injuries, but you can’t say that they ever gave up. They were scrappy and mountain climbers. They always gave their all and always kept the ball bouncing. Sports 91 Back row: Troy Nealy. Rod Goodman. Ross Fisher. Garion Fuller. Coach Max Dippel, Roy Nealy. Sammy White. Gray Brown. Tony Webb. Front row: John Reed. Guy ChambJm. Jeff Hybarger. Jeff Morris. David Casey, Gary Sandlin 92 Sports A high school wrestling team consists of 13 wrestlers from 13 weight classifications. The 1981 82 Tecumseh wrestling team fielded a team made up of 5 seniors. 1 junior, 3 sophomores, and 2 freshmen The team had to forfeit the remaining weight classes. A team comprised of underclassmen and forfeits does not make history or rewrite the record books It can, however, exhibit all those qualities that make wrestling a great sport, and this team did. The five seniors. John Reed, Rod Goodman, Sammy White. Gary Brown, and Garton Fuller, all produced winning records and provided examples of dedication and sacrifice for the younger wrestlers. The younger wrestlers responded by giving the kind of effort required to learn and prepare for the future Measured against the standards of excitement, teamwork, and pride, this team was definitely a winner! Sports 93 Gary Brown overpowers his opponent Floyd Moody tries to keep a good man down! Freshman Boy’s Basketball Although the 9th grade boys record was somewhat disappointing. Coach Walck’s young Savages appear to have the ingredients of a com- petitive team in the years to come. Most of their losses were by less than five points and only Northwest Classen defeated the Savages by more than 9. Several of the young players are over six feet tall. Freshman boys basketball pictured at left: Top row l-r: Coach Walck, Greg Snider. BUI Etchieson. Trent Slsney, Mark McDougal, Mike McDougal, Mike Sears, Raymond Redfield, Paul Pope, Steve McCraw, Bottom row l-r Paul Parker, Steve Barnes, Kevin O’Shell. Kendall HaU, Dtno Hill, Terry Owen, Mickey Schulte, Daniel Smith 94 Sports Freshman Girl’s Basketball pictured at left: Top row l-r: Cathy Duncan, Angie Kalka, Sherri Sherrill, Jennifer Martin, Paula Motley. Kim Aldridge. Candy Wooten, Sherri Kidney, Front l-r Vanessa Steward, Robin Copeland, Carol Allen, Kara Myers. Annette Harrison. Cindy Miner. Robin Bernard. Tammy Lawson, Not pictured: Debbie Buckley Freshman Girls Basketball Sports 95 Freshman Wrestlers Have Rough Season This year has been one of both joy and heartbreak for the Junior High wrestling team. Presently they have a record of 2 and 7. They did, however, place eighth in one tournament and fifth in another. There have been several bright spots, the freshman have been excellent leaders Band worked delingently to mold the team into a winner. — Brain Tucker Butch Schovenec Freshman Wrestlers Chris Chandler. Danny Couch. Billy Harkrider. Carey Humphrey. Bobby Kesler Buck Rogers. Butch Schovenec. Bryan Tucker. Brett Van Meter, John Wright 96 Sports Freshman Pep Club and Cheerleaders Front l-r: Janee Cranford. Tami Daniels. Cathy Duncan. Michelle O'Bright. Kara Myers. 2nd row l-r: Jennifer Martin. Paula Motley. Jacqueline Casey. Candy Wooten. Kim Aldridge. 3rd l-r: Tammy Lawson. Sherri Sherrill. Vanessa Steward. Leslie Jenks. Not pictured: Tina Fellows. Rachel Bernal and others Top: Kara Myers. Middle standing (L) Tami Daniels (R) Cathy Duncan. Seated l-r: Janee Cranford. Michelle O'Bright Sports 97 The seven dwarfs at homecoming. Mia Trahan at the get acquainted picnic. 98 Sports Senior Matmaids Mr . Dipple, Matmaid Sponsor Matmaids This year's Matmaids were selected from 25 applicants. Their selec- tion was based on wrestling test scores plus teacher and peer evaluations. Back row: Sandie Rogers. Debbie Copeland. Tammy Ballou. Michelle Henderson. Kelly Carter. Melissa Straughan. Front row: Lyn Allen. Lone Daniels. Lori McMahan. Jo e Liscano. Vickie Vickery Sports 99 r Don A exander Rae Lynn Anderson Patti Bade Steve Bade Lana Barnes Tammy Barnes Rodney Beaver Bobbie Botkin James Bowen Chuck Bowlin Paula Branson 102 Seniors Gary Brown Glenn Brown Mark Bumgarner Robert Burns Seniors '82 FLOWERS: Blue Carnation COLOR: Blue and Silver MOTTO: We have no yesterdays. Time took them away: Tomorrow may not be But we have today. Steve Chlouber Cindy Clark Raymond Clark Steve Coker Pam Cooper Debbie Copeland Leanne Cowherd Kurt Cox Brett Cranford Tommy Cummings Rhonda Danner Karen Degrafferied Seniors 103 Senior Class Looking Forward Senior Class Officer s Back Row Left to right: Debbie Copeland Treasurer, l.yn Allen Vice President. Chuck Rowlan President, Front row left to right: Sulvnn l.aValley Reporter. Franny McMahan Secretary Dwayne Forrester 104 Senior s Lorna Foster Melissa Fowler Clarion Fuller Shari Garretson Nadine Farrow Arvin Field Rhonda Flowers Steve Floyd Ross Fisher Charissa Dennis Larry Earls James Hamilton Merrily Harrison Rod Goodman Mitch Henderson Tracy Johnson Allen Hopper Danny Herrell Heff Hybarger Eric Knoles Lisa Kingsbury Sulynne LaValley Carla Kieffer kN vf''jTtf Kenny Ledford Teresa Leonard Danny Little Axe Seniors I OS Jesse Payne Dawn Ramsey John Reed .ii iM Jerry Reeves Karen Reeves Suzanne Rhoades Leslie Robbins Janie Robison James Rogers Sandie Rogers Mark Ryan Gary Sandlin Seniors 107 Bobby Satawake Cynthia Schoof Elizabeth Scott Kent Scott LaDena Tigner Johnny Wiggins Rory West Marilyn Staff Robbie Stasyszen Monica Stephens Kim Swearingen Angie Thompson Lori Thompson Kelly Seckel n Mary Seawright Tammy Simon Jeff Sparks 108 Seniors Seniors 109 Mr. Miss THS Steve Chlouber Franny McMahan Best All-Around Tommy Cummings Frannie McMahan Most Popular Chuck Bowlan Suzanne Rhoades Best Personality Rae Lynn Anderson Kurt Cox Wittiest Steve Coker Lori O’Dell Friendliest Tammy Simon Junior Little Axe 110 Seniors Most Likely to Succeed Merrily Harrison Robbie Stasyszen Best Dressed Brett Cranford Debbie Copeland Most Talented Glenn Brown Karen Degraffenreid Most Athletic Don Alexander Paula Branson Cutest Steve Chlouber Lyn Allen Favorite Teachers Mrs. Kidney Mr. Dossey Mrs. Capps Seniors 111 Juniors Are. . . Kevin Blackman David Boren Denise Buckmaster Mkhells Abbott Steve Alexander Sherri Anderson Pete Burger Kelly Carter David Casey Juniors 114 Jeff Cranford Ben Condon Raymond Caskey Jerry Danner Lorte Daniels Mike Cummings Karen Fink Scott Fields Mark Guinn Tina Grubbs Coming Up !!t Rocky Davis Treva Duncan Rowdy Gilpin Ladonna Goodin Dane Hamilton Steve Haney Juniors 115 Mane Hawks Kevin Hayes Stewart Hill John Holder Leslie Holton Rex Kiser Joie Liscano Robert Lively Brad Love LeAnne Lowry Juniors 116 Bruce McLesky Lon McMahan Carrie McCarley Tammy Me Cullar Brett McKnight Floyd Moody Derek Melot Steve Megehee Danny Mediock Shelley Mangus Steve Motley Russell Motley Lucinda Morrow Jeff Morris Tamela Moore Matthew Mullins Jon Myers Cathy Newman (Boland) Juniors enjoy the new library Juniors 117 Laurie Smith Loyal Smith Loretta Spoon DeWane Stone Lois Stover Juniors 118 Steve Wheeler Tammie White Brian Wiliby Roy Wills Kim Wilson Juniors 119 Shawn Wiggins Diana Wise Tony Wittman Houston Wolfe Danna Wood “I knew they would do that!! Tm not Sleepy. I'm Dopey. Juniors 120 Juniors Not Pictured Gidget Beddo Lisa Frair M J. Ramsey Allen Washburn Chris Bennett Jan Kelly Terri Tarver TerTi Bloxham Rickey Leonard Wesley Topping Janice Coatney Andy McDaniel Larry Upton Scott Crane Debbie McKennon Leonard Vermillion Is this our welcome wagon? Juniors 121 mm M. % 123 Shawn Baker Tammy Ballou Michael Barnett Tommy Benson Denisa Biggs Charley Blain Tammy Blain Tracy Blankenship Darrion Blaylock Greg Brown Kieth Brown Ricky Brown Robyn Burns Cindy Burton Gary Cahill Donna Camaro Regina Cannon Kim Capps Jackie Carpenter Barbie Carlson James Carper Bryan Carsten John Chouteau Guy Chamblin Gary Chyz David Clemmons Dana Coley James Collie J. Cooper John Copeland III Tammy Cowan Jana Cox Tim Daniels Kenneth Dencer Kim Dodson Dana Etchieson David Evans THEY GOT SPIRIT UH-HUH! Debra Evans Kim Farris Thomas Fellows Richard Finley Bonnie Flesher Deanna Rick Lisa Fuller Jimmy Fulton Beth Fultz Elizabeth Harkrider Mary Harkrider Donna Harrington Michelle Henderson Sherman Hill m m Ricky Leonard Lora Kesler Robert Klaus Mike Lackey Lance Heckman Kevin Hutchinson John Hyden Lisa Jordan Scott Kelley Millie Littleton Tara Mikish Hugh McGee Tina McCullar Shirley Mitchell Roger Lively Tina Loman Gary Marsh Sophomores 127 Diane Littleaxe Daniel Murrell Tracey Moore Janie Morris Stace Moran Cheri Morrow Diane Moudy Troy Nealy Roy Nealy Warren Nix Kristina Nunley Rhonda O’Dell Qemmic Oldham Stacy Owens Joanie Paxson Johnny Paxson Lee Ann Pendergrass Barry Powell Teddy Prewitt Bobbie Rogers Richard Root Patricia Stansel Joseph Steele Kraig Stephen Sophomor% 129 Gayla Stover Jerry Tipton Ora Tison Nelson Too man Deanna Turner Paul Varner Vickie Vickery Kim Watson Anisha Webb Tony Webb Tony Wheeler Not Pictured: Erin Mathews Kathy McGee Allen Rogers Tim Rogers Mary Wall Paula Buckmaster Bud Burger Allen Gossett Eddie Long Tommy White James Williams John Wahnoutka Linda Wren Kim Youngblood Billy York FRESHMEN... PL A Y IT COOL Margie Abbott Front row: Greg Snider — Song Leader, Vanessa Stewart — Treas., Janee Cranford — Sec.. Back row: Richard Wolfe — Vice-Pres., Jenifer Martin — Reporter. Leslie Jenks — Pres. Denny Lee Ambrose James Anderson Steve Barns Jimmy Barnett Cindy Batt Cynthia Beaver Wade Beddo Rachel Bernal Robin Bernard Joy Bird Twanna Biswell Julie Blankinshio Brendon Brandon Pam Brooks Quentin Brown Debbie Buckley Barbra Carlson Sam Carter Jacqueline Casey Chris Chandler Kevin Cearly Freshmen 134 Mike Clemence Kim Colwell Robin Copeland Janee Cranford Tonya Crisp Patty Cummings Danny Couch Shanda Cowan James Cox Tamra Daniels Danny Davis Billy Dewitt John Flesher Jerry Fry Shelly Hales Kendall Hall Billy Harkrider Renee Harrington Freshmen 135 FRESHMEN SHOW THEIR STYLE Tammy Lawson Dora Lenard Michelle Leonard Pamela Hyden Leslie Jenks Thomas Jessee Keith Jolly Doug Jones Angie Kalka Jay Kelly Bobby Kesler Leroy Key Phyliss Littlecreek Michelle Littleton Jenifer Martin Freshmen 136 f. % Terry Owen Lori Patten Paul Parker Billy Phillips Todd Pipken Paul Pope Freshmen 137 Nanette Randall Raymond Redfield Brett Richardson Fari Rider Kari Rider Cheri Rigby Joey Shaw Sherri Sherrill Christie Short Trent Sisney Dan Smith Tiffany Smoot Bryan Tucker Miles Underwood Brett Vanmeter Rhonda Vanmeter Vickie Vermillion Lee Webb Freshmen 138 Freshmen 139 Jim Myers — Assistant Superintendent Alva Melot — Superintendent Roy Rider. Jesse McCullar, Joe Inda, Willis Fae Motley Faculty 143 Principal Principal n . Sally Brownell — Secretary Janell Able — Secretary Janell Mitchell — Secretary 1 144 Principals and Secretaries Keep the School Running Cleta Johnson — S B Secretary Norman Arrington — ART Ruth Chlouber ACCOUNTING TYPING Pat Curtis HOME EC. Carolyn Daugherty Johnathan Davis VOCAL MUSIC MATH Max Dippel Darian Doom bos MATH ATHLETICS HISTORY CIVICS ATHLETICS Faculty. . . Faculty 145 David Dossey HISTORY. ATHLETICS Walsa Geyer LIBRARY AIDE Arlene Gtlbride LIBRARIAN Randy Humphrey DR. ED., HEALTH SFTY Merle Hunsaker GENERAL SCIENCE Jack Horner ASSISTANT COACH Joe Johnson WORLD HISTORY. ATHLETICS Rosalie Kidney ENGLISH Delores Lehman SPECIAL EDUCATION Robbie Liilard LEARNING DISABILITY Linda McMahan BIOLOGY. ATHLETICS J. R. Murray ATHLETICS Catherine Outland COUNSELOR Michael Robinson ATHLETICS Faculty 146 Robert Rogers Marcia Shoemaker Jackie Sikes George Snider BAND LANGUAGE ARTS ENGLISH, DRAMA BIOLOGY. TENNIS Virginia Weir MATH Danny Wells VO-AG Darryl Wilsie WOODWORKING Kathleen Wolfe SPANISH. ENGLISH Cindy Huddleston Darrell Whittington Asst Band Director OKLA HISTORY CIVICS Faculty 147 It Looks Like . . . I told you no more jokes It’s not there either What? Let me explain the tenses of lay It's my car now Food. In my hair? Faculty 148 That’s too much cheese!! And a step to the rilgghhtt THS Teachers Are Ready For Anything! It’s just a jump to the left Faculty 149 Lunchroom cooks left to right: Kay Boren. Bellie Coker. Vergie Buckmaster, Ruth Gay, Ginger Greg. Not pictured: Nadine Burns. Anita Tucker Faculty 150 Tecumseh Bank 'Pfu% c U uuU ‘S ut£e'ui MWUl MM� (I (MWt'-Ox “Full Service Saturday Banking” TECUMSEH BANK 598-3717 Tecumseh SHAWNEE SPORTS CENTER 1017 N. Kickapoo Shawnee. OK 74801 (405) 273-9412 “ScitA 10-6 Monday-Saturday 2711 N. Market 275-5077 Shawnee Coke and a Smile Kennedy and Kickapoo 273-0377 Shawnee JORDAN CON- STRUCTION CO. 123 S. Broadway Tecumeeh 598-2169 232-6387 Ads 154 “For the Finest Photography Official Yearbook Photographer for Tecumseh School 1976, 77,78, 79,80, and 82 W. Independence and Pottenger Shawnee 273-8631 BRANSON-McKIDDY REAL ESTATE, INC. Congratulations Seniors! George L. Branson Norma V. McKiddy Bob Shepherd 406 N. Broadway, Tecumseh 598-2126 The “Home” Folks ESTATES SUNSET ESTATES NURSING HOMES Shawnee 1402 E. Independence 275-1574 Tecumseh 201 W. Walnut 598-2167 Convalescence — Comfort — Congeniality Rated Type-1 by Okla. Nursing Home Assoc. Registered Nurse and L.P.N. Card Special Diets — Central Air Conditioned and Heating Ambulatory and Bed Patients Fire Proof Buildings — Early American Furnishings 24 Hour Nursing Service Sunset Management Co. 275-5947 Ads 155 MORROW MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS, INC. Complete: Plumbing, Heat and Air Welcome “Seniors of All Years” Route 5 Box 246 B 275-0089 Shawnee, Oklahoma Stone’s TECUMSEH DISCOUNT FOODS Compare for Yourself — Stone’s Sells for Less Tecumseh Square 598-5900 SONIC “Congratulations Seniors” Tecumseh’s Favorite Eating Place 109 E. Walnut by the Water Tower Tecumseh Ads 156 TECUMSEH AUTO PARTS AND MACHINE 620 N. Broadway 598-3768 Tecumseh, Okla. BETTER BURGER PTL “Variety ol Burger to Suit Your Taete. Tecumseh Square 598-5003 HARTOON’S JEWELRY Established 1908 Watch Jewelry Repair Seiko • Pulsar • Diamonds Gold 109 N. Broadway Tecumseh 598-3010 BOYD INSURANCE 113 N. Broadway Tecumseh 598-3766 WISES PHILLIPS “66” “Best Wishes THS 407 N. Broadway Tecumseh 598-2061 Ads 157 SANGSTERS SWEET SHOPPE DRINK Wedding Cakes Birthday Cakes Anni-Cakes Donuts Cookies Candy Houston and Wanda 405-598-3011 Tecumseh Okla. Loveless Heating Air Jim Loveless — Owner Sammy Loveless — Service Manager Manager Bill Stasyszen P.O. Box 67 502 N. Broadway 598-3901 Tecumseh, OK 13 E. Main Shawnee Okla. 273-1551 ROSE ELECTRIC Walter Rose Tecumseh, Oklahoma Let Yourself Co to Pizza Hut! Tecumseh 598-3016 Ads 158 Welcome Seniors of ’82 TECUMSEH ALUMNI ASSOCIATION WILCOX IMPORTS AMERICAN 706 N. Broadway 598-2111 303 East Highland THE FLOWER SHOPPE mrrt V wowfl .Ate Wadding Fun rals Ceramic and Gift Potted Plant and Baaket Tecumseh Square 598-5070 127 North Bell Shawnee 273-9726 THE VILLAGE SHOP “In the Fashion Village 1423 N. Harriaon Shawnee, Okla. 273-7393 Pott (bounty UooL O fu. Supply Office Supplies Furniture Books Gifts 208 E. Main Shawnee, Okla. 74801 (405) 273-3400 Ads 159 GRANNY’S FRIED CHICKEN THE SOAP OPERA BEAUTY SHOP 2705 N. Market 275-7656 Tecumeeh 598-5666 HOLIDAY SWIMMING POOLS EOT. H. 0. LLOYD LUMBER CO. Shawnee Color Lab 123 N. Union Shawnee. Okla. 101 S. Bdwy. Tecumeeh 100 W. Park Lumber at Lloyda Paint and Building Material Tecumeeh Beat Wiahea Senioral 598-3771 RED CARPET Hawkin's Realty Co. Bciptisb's EffSES] Rt. 5 Box 406 East Hardesty Road 275-0762 3 and 2 10 Miles East of Hardesty Road (South Rock Creek Addition) Baptist's Athletic Supply P.O. Box 1905 213-15 E. Main Shawnee, Okla. 74801 273-7100 Ads 160 Footings Dug Dump Truck WHITE’S BACKHOE SERVICE Our Specialty Septic Systems and Add-Ons 997-5941 Len White Rt. 1, Tecumieh, OK 74873 SvwC. of Shawnee North of City 1-40 and Hwy. 18 273-3000 Holidome Indoor Fun Center Indoor Swimming Pool. Hot Tub Steam Bath. Exercise Room. Putting Green. Gift Shop. Poolside Dining v s OKLAHOMA INDUSTRIAL CONSTRUCTION General Contractors Phona 275-3060 5825 N. Harriaon Shawnee, Okla. Best Wishes tf fcr t From V The Tecumseh COUNTY-WIDE NEWS Cloyce and Orinne Wiley 598-3793 SHAWNEE PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION Loans to Farmers and Ranches 123 E. Washington Tecumseh, Oklahoma 598-2800 LuANNE’S BOOKKEEPING RON McMAHAN TRUCKING North Broadway Tecui.)seh 598-5889 TECUMSEH CAR WASH 4th and Maple St. Four Bays for Fast Service Soft Hot Water Super Vac. Archie and Eddie Parker BOB’S BARBER SHOP ItofflER Hair Styling 115 N. Broadway J 598-2280 w 161 Federal National's Drive By Lanes Are Open M Monday Thru Saturday. The Federal National Bank Ju ] Trust Co. Shawnee, Oklahoma Member F.D.I.C. COPELAND LAUNDRY in Two Locations Owners: John and Pat Copeland 215 N. Broadway 598-5512 CHCRRV' P.O. Box 1963 1210 Gordon Cooper Dr. Shawnee, Ok. 74801 Bus. 273-6637 273-6028 There’s No Need to Wear Diamonds When Your Hair Has it’s Own 24 Carat Shine. PK FRIENDS Men and Women’s Hairstyling 100 E. Wayne Phone: 275-0900 We Can Add Vibrant Life and Shimmering Highlights and Curls. B M 273-8707 273-8772 273-3444 Building Material Sales, Inc. Lumber Yard Plumbing Center Home Decorating Center 3901 North Harrison__________________ Shawnee ROBERT'S DX There’s a Filling Station on Every Corner, But a SERVICE Station is Hard to Find Minor Auto Repairs — Tune Ups Open 7 Days Robert Cearley — Owner 598-5121 404 N. Broadway BURN’S T.V. RCA Authorized Sales and Service 598-3648 121 E.Locust Tec. RCJI Ads 162 Tecumseh Square Merchants • « 1. « T.JSrTjaifcav,.. The Progressive Merchants of Tecumseh Square Wish to Thank You for Your Patronage and Helping Make Tecumseh’s Newest Shopping Complex a Tremendous Success. Tecumseh Square The Place to Be •I Higgins Sons Roof Truss Co. Engineered Roof Systems of Any Design. Let Us Build the Roof Trusses for Your... TEL-ELEC Consulting Engineers Inc. 120 S. Broadway 598-3721 LOUDENE’S BEAUTY SHOP . Beauty Begins With Your Hair 598-3451 403 N. Rangeline Tecumseh, Okla. SHAWNEE AUTO DEALERS ASSOCIATION New Home Garage Carport Barn Storage Bldg. Misc. Call 997-5455 or 997-5225 Earlabora Exchange 751-5479 Okla. City Toll-Free 4 Miles East of Tecumseh on 9 Brakeen Buick, Pontiac Norton Chevy, Cadillac Werrel-Lowe, Olds Modern Motors — Dodge, Chrysler Patterson Motors — Lincoln, Chrysler Shawnee Auto Mart — AMC Jeep Bob Townsend Ford Harvey's GMC Rans's Subaru Ads 164 1901 N. Kickapoo Phone 273-4018 Okla. City Phone 236-1132 BUFORD WHITE Building Materials Center Wishes You a Very Enjoyable School Year Shawnee Construction Company, Inc. David Little Wayne Grider Bill Currens President Vice-President Secretary BUILDING MATERIALS CENTER 603 E INDEPENDENCE 275 4900 Ralph '53 Patrica '54 Mike '77 Scott '83 RALPH’S PHARMACY Your Family Prescription Shop Business Phone 598-3729 Home Phone 598-3119 Ads 165 Jesse McCullar, Joe Inda, Roy Rider, Willis Faye Motley Tecumseh Public Schools Ads 166 THE FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK fARMERS MERCHANTS b Nk box 248 tecumseh, ok 74873 405 598-2121 LOBBY BANKING HOURS Mon. thru Thurs. 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Mike 114 Ballou. Tammy 64. 99. 124 BAPTIST ATHLETIC SUPPLY 160 Barnes. Lana 4. 7. 26. 31. 49. 54. 55. 81. 102. 109. 18.33.48.68.38 Barnes. Tammy 53. 102 Barnett. Gary 114. 34. 36 Barnett. Jimmy 134. 35 Barnett. Michael 11. 124 Barns. Steve 134 Batt. Cindy 134 Beaver. Cynthia 133, 134 Beaver. Rodney 102 Beddo. Qdget 53. 176. 34. 36 Beddo. Wade 134. 34. 35 Beevus. Cecil 28 Belanger. Mike 27. 32. 114. 117. 33 Bennett. Chris 21. 121.37. 35.36 Benson. Tommy 124 Bernal. Rachel 32. 134. 33. 40. 38 Bernard. Robin 19. 133. 134 BETTER BURGER 157 Biggs, Denisa 81. 124. 77 Bird. Joy 134 Btswell, Twanna 134 Blackmon. Kevin 114 Blain. Charles 124. 139 Blain, Tammy 124 Blankinship. Julie 13, 134 Blankenship, Tracy 124. 174 Blaylock. Darrin 124 Bloxham. Terri 121 BUILDING MATERIAL SALES. INC 164 BOBS BARBER SHOP 161 Boland. Cathy Newman 17. 81. 117, 33 Boren. David 32. 114 Boren. Kay 150 Botkin. Bobbie 102. 40 Bowen. James 102. 36 Bowlan. Chuck 21. 102. 104. 110.69. 68.35.36 BOYD INSURANCE 157 Brandon. Brenda 134 BRANSON McKIDDY 155 Branson. Paula 59. 90. 102. 111. 70 Brooks. Pam 134. 139 Brown. Charles 114. 121 Brown. Gary 64. 84. 85. 93. 102 Brown. Glenn 24. 28. 29. 50. 60. 64. 102. 111. 48.40. 43. 4 .41.38 Brown. Greg 17. 124 Brown. Julia 114 Brown. Keith 4. 26. 28. 29. 50. 64. 129. 48 40 43.42.41. 38 Brown. Richard 124 Brown. Scott 114 Brown. Quentin 28. 29. 134. 40 Brownell. Sally 141, 144. 148 BROWNS SHOE FIT 169 BUCK WESTERN WEAR 168 Buckley. Debbie 11. 134 Buckley. Jerry 83. 114 Buck master. Denise Dossey 114 Buckmaster. Vergie 150 BUFORD WHITE 165 Bumgarner. Mark 23. 102 Burger. Pete 114 Bums. Nadine 150 Burns. Robert 7. 30. 83. 100. 102 Burns. Robyn 4. 26. 81. 124. 40. 42. 41. 38 BURNS TV 164 Burton. Cindy 28. 124 Butler. Bill 103 Butler. Brenda 145 C Cahill. Gary 124 CAKEWALK 169 CAL WYNN 169 Cannon. Regina 13. 26. 28. 29. 49. 53. 64.124. 48. 40 43. 38 Capps. Kim 53. 120. 124 Capps. Linda 53. 111. 145 Capps. Roy 145 Carlson. Barbara 124, 134 Carpenter. Jackie 124 Carper. James 125 Carroll. Cindy 28 Carsten. Bryan 12. 14. 83. 125. 80. 70 Carter. Kelly 99, 114 Certer. Sam 87. 134. 136. 34. 35 Casey. David 114 Casey. Jacqueline 32. 64. 97. 134, 33. 38 Casey. Sydney 4. 140. 148. 149. 38 Caskey. Raymond 70. 116 A Closing for Another Passing Year... ...1982 TECUMSEH CITY OFFICIALS 114 N. Broadway 598-2188 Index — Closing 170 Cearly. Kevin 134 Chamblm. Guy 17. 52. 57. 125 Chandler. Chris 96. 34. 35 CHERRY S CONSTRUCTION 164 Childers. Tamara 103 Chlouber. Rulh 81. 145 Chlouber. Sieve 12. 32. 50. 55. 57.83. 84. 100, 103. 110. 111.67.69.36 Chouteau, John 125 Chy . Gary 17. 57. 125. 139. 34. 36 Clark. Cindy 6. 28. 29. 31. 103. 176. 45. 44. 40. 43. 46.41.38 Clark. Raymond 103. 36 Clemence. Mike 22, 135, 34. 35 Coatney. Janice 2. 81. 34. 36 COCACOLA BOTTLING CO 154 Coffey. Donna 128 Coker. Bellie 150 Coker. Steve 103, 110. 67. 66. 69 Coley. Dana 125. 40.38 Collie. James 11. 125. 174 Colwell. Kim 135 Condon. Ben 116 CONDON HARDWARE 169 Cooper. Jay 49. 83. 84. 125. 48. 75. 73. 70. 38 Cooper. Pam 103 Cooper. Paula 101 Copeland. Debbie 12. 103.99. 104. 111 Copeland. John 26. 28. 29. 125. 174. 40. 43. 38 COPELAND LAUNDRY 164 Copeland. Robin 60, 135 Couch. Danny 96. 135 COUNTY WIDE NEWS 161 Cowan, Shanda 135 Cowan. Tammy 3. 20. 81. 125 Cowherd. LeAnne 27. 31. 50. 51. 52. 103. 48. 44. 40. 46. 68. 38 Cox. James 28. 29. 49.60. 135.40. 43. 42.41 Cox. Jana 17. 125. 45.44 Cox. Kurt 103. 110. 66. 79. 78. 71 Crane. Scott 121 Cranford. Brett 7. 27. 28. 29. 31. 50. 111.48.45. 44. 40. 43. 68.42.41.35 Cranford. Janee 52. 97. 31. 134. 135. 48. 43. 42. 41.38 Cranford. Jeff 31. 18. 50. 83. 115. 116.48. 44. 40.43.42.41.38 Crisp. Tonya 135 Crow. Karen 103, 111 Cummings. Mike 52. 116. 71 Cummings. Patty 135, 176 Cummings. Tommy 7. 56.82. 83. 85.86. 103, 110.66. 75. 78. 79.46.71 Curtis. Pat 21. 26. 133. 145. 172.47 D Daniels. Lorte 99. 116 Daniels. Tami 13. 27. 32. 97. 135. 33. 47. 38 Daniels. Tim 83. 125 Danner. Jerry 112. 116 Danner. Rhomia 13. 103 Darby. Priscilla 150 Daughtery, Carolyn 145, 40. 43 Davis. Danny 87. 135. 76 Davis. Jonathan 16. 17. 27. 30. 32. 145. 148. 149 Davis. Rocky 116. 36 Dencer, Kenneth 26. 125, 42 Dennis. Charissa 30. 32. 104. 38 Dewitt. Billy 87. 135. 76 Dippel. Max 141. 145. 151 Doak.Greg 135 Dodson. Kim 125. 33 Doornbos. Danan 145 Dossey. David 83. 111. 146.71 Dnsktll, Angie 53. 108 Droppiemen. Terry 28. 135 DR PEPPER 158 Duncan. Cathy 52. 97. 135 Duncan. Treva 116. 47 Dyke. Floyd 15. 125 E Earls. Larry Pg. 100. 104. 125 Eaton. Michelle 135. 40 Edmiste . Sharyl 7. 28. 58. 125 EL BURRITO 168 Ellis, Phyllis 150 ELTON IVY PECAN COMPANY 169 Etchieson. Bill 135 Etchieson. Dana 55. 81.98. 125. 38 Evans. David 49, 125. 76 Evans. Debra 126 F FAIRMONT RESTAURANT 169 FARMERS MERCHANTS BANK 167 Farris. Kim 24,81, 126,38 Farrow. Nadine 5. 104 FEDERAL NATIONAL BANK 164 Fellows. Buford Fellows. Clifford 150 Fellows. Thomas 126 Fellows. Tina 135 Fellows. Zona 150 Field, Arvin 23. 104 Field. Scott 116. 83. 36 Fink. Karen 116, 176 Finley. Bobby 135, 35 Finley. Richard 126. 33 Fisher. Ross 104 FIVE STAR MILL 169 Flesher. Bonnie 12. 27. 126. 44 Flesher, John 135, 35 Flick, Deanna 126 Flowers. Rhonda 32. 101. 104. 46. 38 Floyd. Steve 104 Forrester. Dwayne 12. 27. 104, 37, 35. 36 Foster. Lrona 104 Fowler, Mellissa 12, 104 Frair. Lisa 121 Fry. Jerry 87. 135 Fuller. Garion 82. 84. 85. 64. 108. 104. 66. 46. 70 Fuller. Lisa 13. 126 Fulton. Jimmy 126, 80 Fulty. Beth 11. 126 G Gar rest son. Shari 104 Gay, Ruth 150 Geyer, Lori 2, 55. 116 Geyer. Walsa 146. 172 Gibson. Jeffrey 135 Gibson. Sharon 126 Gilbridge. Arlene 140. 146. 172 Glpm. Rowdy 11. 112. 116, 121.33 Goodin. La Donna 90. 116, 47 Goodman. Rod 13. 55. 84. 85. 105 Gorum. Casey 126 Gossett. Allen 126 Gouker. Lone 126 GRANNY’S FRIED CHICKEN 160 Geg. Gnger 150 Gubbs. Preston 126 Gubbs, Tina 113. 116 Guinn. Mark 32. 116. 120. 33. 40 H Hales. Patrick 126. 36 Hales. Shelly 32. 135. 40.47 Haley, Sandy 116. 176.40. 41 Hall. Kendall 13. 64. 87. 135. 80 Hamilton. Dane 116 Hamilton. Darren 105. 66 Haney. Steve 116. 78 Hardin. Billy 120 Harkrider, Billy 96. 135 Harkrider. Eluabeth 64. 126. 34 Harkrider. Mary 126. 33 Harrington. Donna 126 Harrington. Renee 135 Harrison. Annette 135. 74 Harrison. Kathy 143 Harnson. Mernly 4. 18. 30. 31. 49. 50. 57. 81. 105. 111.48.68.38 Hartman, Tony 83. 120, 76 HARTOON’S JEWELRY 157 Harwell. Jeff 135. 79. 78. 35 HAWKIN S REALTY CO 160 Hawk Marie 21. 56. 116. 47 Hayden. Pamela 136 Hays. Kevin 36 Heckman. Lance 127 Often the small glances and unnoticed smiles, remarks, and occurrences are the ones that make the year complete. Not only do they make for an interesting year, but they also are the very things that make our school so unique and special. Index — Closing 171 New Addition to Campus Includes Library Freshman students were finally able to attend classes at the 13th Street campus with the completion of the new building in November of the year. Henderson. Ken 18, 32. 135 Henderson. Michelle 6, 99. 126. 67. 73 Henderson. Mitchell 105, 36 Hen-el. Danny 89. 105. 46. 71 Hickey. J. R 16. 135 Higgs. Rebecca 32. 57. 135. 40. 47 HIGGINS SONS ROOF TRUSS CO 164 Hill. Dtno 35. 84 Hill. Shawn 135. 74 Hill, Phlll 35. 34 Hill. Sherman 24. 124. 126. 173 Hill. Stewart 28. 29. 60. 61. 112. 116. 44. 40. 42 Hillerman. Della 141. 144. 149. 151 Holder, John 116 H O LLOYD LUMBER CO 160 HOLIDAY INN 161 HOLIDAY SWIMMING POOLS ECT 160 Holton. Leslie 26. 28. 29.61. 18. 112. 116. 45. 44.40. 43. 42.41.38 Hopper. David 105 Homer. Jack 146, 80 Howell. Robert 136 Huddleston. Cindy 147 Hudgins. Tammy 26. 136. 47 Humphrey. Carey 96. 136 Humphrey. Randy 146. 150 Hunsaker. Marie 19. 57. 140. 146, 148 Hutchinson. Kevin 15. 17. 127 Hybarger, Angel 136, 139 Hybarger, Jeff 105 Hyden, Pamela 136 Hyden. John 57. 127 J Inda. Joe 142 J Jackson. Diane Jackson. Kenny 116 Jackson. Sheryl 13. 116 Jenks. Leslie 13. 28. 97. 134. 136. 35 JERRY’S SCULPTOR CUT 163 Jessee. Thomas 87. 136. 139, 76. 35 Jett. Paul 150 J M CARPETS 169 JO ELLEN WATSON REALTY 168 JOHN’S SHORT STOP 161 Johnson. Cleta 144 Johnson. Joe 146 Johnson. Julia 17.81. 116.33 Johnson. Tracy 105 JOHNSONS SNOWBALLS 169 Jolly. Keith 136. 35 Jones. Doug 136 JORDAN CONSTRUCTION 154 Jordan. Lisa 127 Judy. Renee 144 Junk. Raymond 38 K Kalka, Angelia 136. 35 Keiffer, Carla 105 Kelley. Jan 121 Kelly. Jay 136 Kelley. Ronald 32. 84. 127 Kesier. Bobby 87. 96. 136. 80. 34. 35 Kesler, Lora 81, 127.70 Key. Leroy 13. 19. 87. 136.80 Kidney. Rosalie 6. 111. 146 Kidney. Sherri 19. 136. 35. 36 Kingsbury. Lisa 7. 19. 26. 28. 29. 105. 45 44. 40. 46.68.41.38 Kiser. Rex 15. 116. 141 Klaus. Robert 6. 12. 61. 124. 126. 173. 78. 71 K noles. Erie 105 K noles. Jim 136 Kreft. Mellisa 28. 136. 37 L Lackey. Mike 127 LaValley. Sulynne 104. 105 Lawson. Buddy 144 Lawson. Tammy 97. 136. 139. 74 Ledford. Kenny 12. 101. 105. 68. 35. 36 Lee. Gene 105 Lehman. Delores S3. 146 Leonard. Dora 136 Leonard. Michelle 136. 139 Leonard. Rickey 127 Leonard. Teresa 105, 109, 68 Liles. Dana 6. 8. 60. 90. 127. 75. 70 Lillard. Robbie 20. 146 LINDA S BED AND BATH SHOPPE 154 Liscano. Joie 14. 63. 99. 116. 120 Little Axe. Danny 12. 32. 52.82. 85. 105. 110. 78. 72 Little Axe. Diane 127 Littlecreek. Phyliss 136 Littleton. Michelle 32. 136. 47 Littleton. Millie 127 Lively. Robert 83.84. 116 Lively. Roger 172 LOCAL FEDERAL SAVINGS LOANS ASSOC 170 Loman. Tina 127 Long. Coy 106 LOUDENES BEAUTY SHOP 164 Love. Brad 82. 116. 78 LOVELESS HEATING AIR 158 Lowry. Lcann« 55. 81.98. 116. 67. 38 Lowrey. Sharon 81. 106 LUANNES BOOKKEEPING 161 Lynn. Diane 106 M MaUacker. Edward 53. 144. 148. 69 Mangus. Shelley 17. 117. 176 Marsh. Gary 57. 127, 78 Martin. Jennifer 13. 50. 52. 26. 97. 134. 136. 75. 47 Martin. Kenneth 106 Martin. Paula 97 Matthews. Erin 130 May. Richard 5. 109 Medlock. Danny 117 Megee. Hugh 29. 32 Megehee. Steven 11. 12. 112. 117 Melot. Alva 143 Melot. Derek 27. 30. 113. 117. 75. 73 Meyers, Jim 143 Mikish. Tara 50. 127. 75 Miles. Angie 3. 28. 137.47 Miller. Tim 11.87. 137 Mills. Frank 137 Miner. Cindy 133. 137. 139. 33. 74 Mitchell. Billy 6. 15. 101. 106 Mitchell. Cindy 30. 32. 49. 101. 106. 109. 48. 68. 38 Mitchell. Jancll 144 Mitchell. Shirley 32. 26. 49. 61.64. 127. 40. 38 Montgomery. Kenneth 106 Moody. Floyd 15. 82.86.93. 117.78.71 Moore. Dick 137 Moore. Tamela 28. 29. 117. 40. 38 Moore. Tracey 127. 128 Moran. Stace 10. 11. 128 Morgan. John 137, 74 Morris. Janie 128 Morns. Jeff 13. 117 Morrow. Brett 137 Morrow. Chen 12. 56. 81. 128. 33. 38 Morrow. Lucinda 81. 117. 33. 40 MORROW MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR S 156 Motley, Paula 137. 75. 73. 47 Motley. Russell 117 Motley. Steve 113. 117.67.78 Motley. Willis 142 Moudy. Barney 28. 29. 137. 139 Moudy. Carrie 106 Moudy. Diane 29, 128 Mullins. Cheryl 32. 137. 40 Mullins. Matt 112. 117. 120 Murray. J R 32. 141. 146.76 Murrell. Daniel 128 Myers. Jon 60. 113, 117 Myers. Kara 11. 26. 97. 132. 137. 47 Myers. Meagen 19. 137, 139 Me McCalip. James 150 McCarley. Carne 117 McClure. Rick 137. 75 McCollough. Phoebe 137 McCraw. Steve 136. 137. 139 McCullar. Jesse 142 McCullar. Tami 2. 113. 117. 127. 75. 73 McCullar. Tina 13 McDaniel. Andy 121 McDougal. Mark 13. 137 McDougal. Mike 137 McGee. Hugh 28. 127.40. 42 McGee. Kathy 130 McGtrt, Patti 106 Mclnteruff. Sherry 17 McIntyre. Lloyd 137 McKennon. Debbie 121 McKmght. Brett 13. 32. 50. 82. 83. 87. 117. 76 McLesky. Bruce 117 McMahan. Franny 3. 24. 50. 62. 81. 100. 104. 106. 110. 72.36 McMahan. Linda 146 McMahan. Lon 5.81.99. 117.33 McSperntt. Doug 13, 23. 106. 67 N Napier. LaDonna 26. 28. 29. 31.52. 61. 106. 48. 44. 38. 40 Nealy, Patti 137. 35 Nealy. Roy 17.83. 128 Nealy. Troy 11.83.93. 128.71 Nettles. Usa 132 Newby. Knk 128 Newman. Randy 17. 128 Newton, Renea 137 Nichols. Jeff 30. 106 Nirschl. Cathy 14. 31. 61.81. 106. 109. 174. 48. 38 Nik. Cyndi 137 Nix. Warren 28. 29. 128 Nunley. Kristina 53. 81. 128, 77 O O’Bright. Michelle 97. 137 O'Dell. Lon 106. 110 O'Dell. Rhonda 28. 29. 32. 128. 38 Oliver. Stephanie 13. 32. 137. 40. 38 OIC 161 OKLAHOMA INDUSTRIAL CONSTRUCTION 161 Oldham. Clemmie 128 O'Neal. Laquita 106 O'Shell. Kevin 136. 137. 139. 80. 35 O'Shell. Ronald 118 Out land. Catherine 146. 38 Owen. Beth 28. 128.40 Owen. Terry 137, 80 Owens. Stacy 128 P Parker. Paul 87. 136. 137. 74 Parson. Jerry 118. 36 Patten. Lori 132, 137, 74 PAULS JEWELRY AND GIFTS 170 Paxson. Joante 55. 128 Paxson, Johnny 128. 37. 34. 35 Paxson. Randy 32. 83. 118 Payne. Jesse 107. 48 Pend «grass. Lee Ann 128, 33 Phillips. Bdly 133. 137 Pipkin. Brandy 53.118. 176.46. 47 Pipkin. Todd 9. 137. 35 PIZZA HUT 158 PK FRIENDS 164 Pool. Shannon 10. 32. 83. 118. 36 Pope. Paul 87. 137.80.34.35 POTT COUNTY BOOK STORE 163 Powell. Barry 128. 33 Prewitt. Teddy 126. 128 PRICES BOOT ERIE INC 169 PRIDE APPLIANCE 169 Pruett. Robin 55.81.98. 118.67 Savages Capture Regional Basketball Title The Tecumseh Savages were ready for action as they clashed head on with the Byng Pirates in the first round of play of the Regional Tournament. They went on to upset the Pirates by the score of 64-58. The title winning game came about when the Savages blasted the Eufala Ironheads 76-55. This was the first win in the Regional Tournament in Tecumseh’s history. ________________________________________________________1 Index — Closing 173 R Ragon. Garnc 12, 129 Raines. BUI 11. 129 RALPHS PHARMACY 165 8amsey. Dawn 26. 27. 30. 31. 60. 61. 107. 48. 45.44.40.68.41.38 Ramsay. M J. 121 Randall. Nanette 138 RED CARPET HAWKINS REALTY CO 160 Redfield. Raymond 138. 34. 35 Reed. John 64. 108. 70 Reeves. Jeff 118. 36 Reeves. Jerry 12. 35. 36 Reeves. Karen 107 Retd, Danny 57, 118 Rhodes. Suzanne 12. 110 RICHARD S DRUG STORE 169 Richardson. Brett 138, 34. 35 Rider. Fari 8. 28. 29. 32.60. 138 Rider. Kar. 32. 138. 47 Rider, Roy 142 Rigby. Cheri 138. 47 Rigby. Robert 10. 118. 66 Robbins. Leslie 12. 68. 107. 35 ROBERTS DX 164 Robinson. Ed 61. 144 Robinson. Michael 146, 79 Robison. Janie 52. 101.46. 38 Rodgers. Bob 28. 147. 148. 48 Rogers. Alan 87. 96 Rogers. Allen 16. 138 Rogers. Bobby 12. 26. 28. 29. 49. 53. 129. 40 43.38 Rogers. Robby 107 Rogers. Sandie 99 Rogers. Tim 131 Roller. Tami 138. 35 ron McMahan trucking i6i RON S PHARMACY 168 Root. Cheryl 138 Root. Richard 12. 83. 124. 79. 78. 34. 35. 36 ROSE ELECTRIC 158 Roundtree. Russell 12. 24. 129. 80 Rounsaville. Gina 144 Rousey. Brian 5. 28. 29.53. 132. 138. 44. 40. 42 41.38 Rushing, Tammy 118 Rutledge. Sherry 3. 16. 32. 55. 81.98. 118. 67 48. 44. 43 Ryals. Marc 129,80 Ryan. Mark 13. 60. 107 S Sanders. Dana 129 Sandlin. Gary 107 SANGSTERS SWEET SHOP 158 Satawake, Bobby 31, 52. 53, 67 Satawake. Jackie 11. 14. 173 Schimmel. Kevin 12. 129, 173, 80 Schmidlkofer. Patricia 118 School. Cindy 107.36 Schovenec. Butch 96 Schulte. Mickey 133. 138. 80 Scott. Elizabeth 107. 68 Scott. Kent 26. 28. 29. 31. 53. 176. 44. 40. 43. 46.42.41.38 Scott. Melissa 129 Sears. Mike 11.87. 138. 78 Seawrtght. Mary 108 Seckel, Kelley Clemems 108, 68 SHAN AES SHOES 168 Shaw. Joey 138 SHAWNEE AUTO DEALERS ASSOCIATION 164 SHAWNEE COLOR LAB 160 SHAWNEE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 165 SHAWNEE NEWSSTAR 169 SHAWNEE PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION 161 SHAWNEE SHOE REPAIR 169 SHAWNEE SPORTS CENTER 154 SHAWNEE SUNSET ESTATE 155 SHAWNEE TROPHY COMPANY 169 Sheldon. Valinda Houck 116 Sherrill. Brian 118. 120 Sherrill. Sherri 97. 138. 139. 47 Shoemaker. Marcia 6. 147. 176 Short. Christie 138 Sikes. Betty 150 Sikes. Jackie 147. 148. 149 Simon. Tammy 108, 110 Simpson. Lesa 129 Sims. Chuck 49. 83. 84. 125. 129. 48. 80. 78. 38 Sisco. David 9. 16. 129 Stsney, Trent 138, 78 Smidlkofer, Patricia 118 Smith. Chris 28 Smith. Dan 87. 138.80 Smith, Laurie 11, 118. 47 Smith. Loyal 118 Smoot. Tiffany 138 Snider. George 64. 147. 150. 75. 74. 72. 69 Snider. Greg 87. 134. 136, 138. 75. 73 SOAP OPERA BEAUTY SHOP 160 SONIC 156 SOONER GLASS FENCE 169 Southwell. Grant 49. 83. 84. 129. 48. 38 Sparks. Jeff 108 Sparks. Max 21. 35 Spencer. Kristi 138 SPERRY’S JEWELERS 169 Spoon. Loretta 15. 118 Staff. Marilyn 108, 67 Standridge. Bobby 28. 29. 138 Stansel. Patricia 129 Stapp, Karen 129 Stasyszen. Robert 27,28. 29. 30.31. 108. Ill, 176, 45. 44. 40. 43. 68. 42. 41. 35 Stcarman, Kathy 147 Steele. Joseph 129. 33 Stephen. Monica 106 Stephens. Craig 12. 129 Sterling. Danny 31. 147, 34 Stewart. Vanessa 97. 134. 138 Stokes. Eddie 129 Stone. DeWane 118 STONES DISCOUNT FOODS 156 Stover. Gayla 129 Stover. Lois 118 Straughan, Melissa 99. 119. 66. 75 Swearingen. Kimberly 30. 101, 108 Swearingen. Linda 9. 24. 49. 119. 48 T Talley. Sam 26. 27. 50. 52. 55. 61. 81. 98. 119. 120, 48. 45. 44. 40. 43. 42. 41. 38 Tarver, Terrie 64. 121. 36 Tate. Dane 13. 32. 119. 76 TECUMSEH ALUMNI ASSOC 163 TECUMSEH AUTO PARTS MACHINE 157 TECUMSEH BANK 154 TECUMSEH BOARD OF EDUCATION 166 TECUMSEH CARWASH 161 TECUMSEH CITY OFFICIALS 170 TECUMSEH DENTAL CLINIC 169 TECUMSEH FLOWER SHOP 163 TECUMSEH POLICE DEPARTMENT 169 TECUMSEH SQUARE 163 TECUMSEH VETERINARY 169 TEL ELEC CONSULTING ENGINEERS. INC 164 Thomas. Gndy 64. 138. 139 Thomas. Nancy 32. 138. 40. 47 Thomas. Tammy 47 Thompson. Lori 108 Tigner, LaDena 108 Tipton, Jerry 130 Tison, Ora 130 TOM FLORA 155 TOM STRAUGHN TAG AGENCY 168 Tooman, Nelson 130 Tootle. Jeff 119 Topping. Wesley 121. 35. 36 Trahan. Mia 24. 52. 55. 60. 81.98. 119. 66. 38 Trent. Tony 119 TROSDALE S VILLAGE BARBERY 169 Trout. Carl 17. 18. 119 TRUDI S BEAUTY SALON 168 Tucker. Anita 140, 150 Tucker. Bryan 52. 87. 96. 133. 138, 80 Tucker. Scott 112. 119. 67. 75 Turner, Deanne 130 Turner. Peggy 21.61. 119.47 U Underwood. Miles 19. 138 Underwood. Scott 119 UNIFORMS ALA MODE 169 Upton. Larry 121.33 V Vanmeter. Brett 13. 87. 96. 138. 80. 35 Vanmeter. Rhonda 138, 35 Varner. Paul 18. 130 VermUlion, Leonard 121, 172 Index — Closing 174 Vermillion. Vickie 138. 139 Vickery. Vickie 61.81.99 VILLAGE REALTY 170 VILLAGE SHOP 163 Vilhnes, Glen 119. 36 IV Wahnoutka. John 130, 35 Wahpehah. Joe 15. 119 Wakk. Bradley 147, 77 Wall. Lonnie 130 Ware. Marty 82. 83. 84. 119. 70 Washburn. Allen 121 Watson. Dwayne 119 Watson. Harold 150 Watson. Kim 3 Webb. Anisha 28 Webb. Lee 19. 133. 138. 74 Webb. Ron 147. 151 Webb. Tony 130,40 WEINGARTNESS 169 Weir. Virginia 31. 147. 148 Wells, Danny 32. 147. 37. 34 West. Rory 108. 78 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 169 Westervelt. Jimmy 32 Wheeler. Steve 119 Wheeler. Tony 127 WHITE BACKHOE SERVICE 161 White. Don 87. 139 WHITE HOMES 165 White. Sammy 93. 108 White. Tammle 119. 176. 40. 47 White, Tommy 130 Whitehead. Christy 2. 52. 109, 75. 72 Whittington. Darrell 147. 148 Wiggins. Jeff 32. 139, 33. 76 Wiggins. John 108 Wiggins. Shawn 120 Wllborn. Darrell 87. 139 WILCOX IMPORTS AMERICAN 163 Wiliaby. Brian 119 Wlllaby. Richard 5. 109 Williams. James 26. 49. 56. 40. 43. 42. 41. 38 Willoughby. Cherry 132 Wills. Roy 3. 23. 119 Wtlsie. Darryl 23. 147 Wilson. Kim 60.90, 119 WINDSOR BOWL 169 Wise. Diana 21. 24. 49. 50.60.81. 120.48.47. 38 WISE S PHILLIPS 66” SERVICE STATION 157 Wtttman, Tony 120 Wolf. Kathleen 53. 147. 151.33 Wolfe. Houston 120 Wolfe, Richard 87. 134, 139. 80 Wood. Danna 28. 29. 49. 60. 81. 120. 48. 38 Wooten. Candy 97. 132. 139. 33 Wooten. Mike 13,83. 120 Wren. Linda 130 Wright. Jeff 120 Wright. John 13. 87. 96. 136. 139 Y Yates. Mike 30. 109 York. Billy 13. 17 York. Lee 30. 109 Youngblood. Kevin 112. 120. 125, 78 Youngblood. Kim 56. 112. 46 And again we follow one of those well worn paths and say farewell to a year full of memories and friends. But as we move on we will always reflect on those many times through which we laughed, cried, fought, loved, and learned . . . learned to look toward tomorrow. Index — Closing 175 - Yearbook Staff Back row. left to right: Brandy Pipkin. Gidget Beddo. Kent Scott. Cindy Clark. Robbie Stasyszen. Shelly Mangua. Front row: Pattie Cummings. Tammie White. Mrs Shoemaker. Karen Fink. Sandy Haley Yearbook 176