Tecumseh High School - Savage Yearbook (Tecumseh, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1983 volume:

TABLE CONTENTS ACTIVITIES 16 FACULTY 5 STAFF 130 fs- 4001? '19 O -la 58' , UJ O Q 6 QQ? I 4,9 I 'QI 6 0 043, Q9 I9 w ACADEMICS I SOPHOMORES Q i?5fW , 3.5 321 i . k' Q M, .2 E5 2352? 1 , K , 5 49 wal' M iw - ' 6, ':: .,,,E,3:f1w,fgi2i2 .- sg , : 26? .. .Q , MQ Qi E 2 , 1? . n ml ': ' 1 . , ,,,,, ,, ...M .eww . ' , i 1: : f JH, ,..,,,, if , 2, : 5, muff. 1 , V.V',: 2 g fw ag drm ,, ,, ,, ,,., ,WY a f 4, Mffg f L Jw me + Title f 1 E32 .Jai-'f ,. F L- Y . Qi, M ,gi 'A :mf - W we f , iw E 4 'QM , 5,1 , 2 as ' f , a K . Wi , J if ge fi f1 f :,' T :faq 54 1 E. 1 inf! B 'ya F1 A71 x.V,5,'f f -Y mu- V '??Qf:iif' Y' rg, 4, . N Qgfl . 1152! X .., Q ..,- fs 'W ,Ln M13 :km X, f.. ' , f may an if Q 'X ,J 'K-JE? YW: N w v 11 .QQ w.X',,,:,gff' 13 ' '33 1 TW: 3 ' '15 A im: I Jw . 1 1 , W X , n ...-eff' Y f .-5 A if 4 Mm gf, .ff ' N V ,, f-+f.msvmv:'.lu ,,...J.w... .. - fam ' :Naam vf1'f - Kim Dodson roams the halls during cla shows her abllltles 4 f Opening Freshmen work hard in English. See how hard we work when Mrs. Chlouber leaves the room? Students Express Their Individuality One glance inside the doors of THS lets the visitor know that we are a collection of individuals. These individuals, however different they may be, are part of THS. Angel Hvbarqer and ssect a Chuck Sims Lori McMahan spends her lunch hour at work. Gloria Holder is definitely camera shy. Opening f 5 r Carol Allen, sophomore, escorted by Derek Melot, senior. Sabrina Kalka, freshman, escorted by Ronald O'Shell, senior. Mia Trahan 1982 Basketball Queen Basketball Queen candidates Trahan Crowned While Wolverines Crushed A large crowd turned out to say, We love the Savages, and witnessed an overwhelming success as the Savages stunned the ominous Holdenville Wolverines by a score of 77-68. Culminating the homecoming festivities was the Coronation of the 1982-83 Basketball Queen, senior, Mia Trahan. Mia was crowned by senior, Steve Motley, and her court was Sabrina Kalka, Dana Etchieson, Carol Allen. Opening f 7 r W i I P ! Excitement mounted at the 1983 Wrestling Homecoming the Savages battled Sulphur Bulldogs. Capping the homecoming activities was the coronation of junior Lorie Gouker 1982- 83 homecoming queen. Being escorted by Alan Rogers and crowned by Jeff Morris her court was Vanessa Stewart, Michelle O'Bright, Vickie Vickery, Jacqueline Casey. Michelle O'Bright sophomore, Wrestling Queen candidates Lorie Gouker 1983 Wrestling Queen Wrestling Queen candidates L to R: Vanessa Stewart, Michelle O'Bright, Lorie Gouker, Vickie Vickery, Jaqueline Casey 10 f Opening Dewayne Watson supports THS THS cheerleaders pose in snapshot Students work hard in science Jenifer Martin poses. Floody Moody and Janice Coatney dissects Show Choir entertains at Yearbook Queen Pageant high chool days A Tammy Ballou Yearbook finalist played You Gave Me Love P Leslie Holton 1983 Yearbook Queen, danced for her talent Leslie Holton Crowned 1 983 Yearbook Queen The first Yearbook Queen Pageant was a huge suc- cess. This year's 10 semifinalists, selected from 20 original candidates, competed in the pageant held December 2, at the High School Auditorium. These 10 were judged on personal interviews, poise, and talent by 3 judges. The 5 finalists were Tammy Ballou, Janee Cran- ford, Leslie Holton, Leslie Jenks and Shirley Mitchell. Emerging victorious was Senior Leslie Holton, 1983 Yearbook Queen. I 1 I N Students learn . The curriculum at THS covers the three Rs and much more. ln this sec- tion we have tried to capture the stu- dent in his quest for knowledge and skills. After all, that is what school is all . . ACADEMICS about. Years from now some of our fondest memories will be of our ex- periences in the classrooms. We hope we have captured some of those memories here in these pages. Hocus-Pocus E-ixm - l ! evln Youngblood works on Engllsh? ln trouble agaln 18 X Academics School's a blast! Englrsh projects make 1 982 83 year a busy one This year the English depart ment welcomed one new teacher Mr Vinson Aside from the usual activities students wrote plays commercials and even a movie Although this year was con sidered a good one changes are planned for next year These changes include offering basic English and advanced level English Teddy enjoys punishment' Perspiration Pigs w mii w,ffful:::zA:-'E, 'V' Bye y'all Vanessa and Brett practice on a movie. Academics f 19 O O H x 1 1 v ' ' 1 l l as lgfff, Wf yi WM , yy fa as K , ,nlfkqen I X, if fy, 1 sl ev L 4 9. 4 wwf? z W , W it 4 , an ss? X 'Q or , 95 T, ssss llll , gg 2 Y v 3 1 5 Students discuss their assignments in Mr. Walck's class. Mr Johnson lesson to Chris Chanler 20 f Academics Hey, they're taking our picture, Students read Chapters M o vres make history Mr. Walck set aside two weeks to show the movie Shogun to two world history classes Students learned quite a lot about Japanese customs They had a chance to go see Ghandi also. Besides going to see movies classes included studying Gklahoma history Students work on History. Whittington's students enjoy studying! 22 f Academics Math in Mrs. Weir's class Another ' 3 W if Davis and company Regina and Angel enjoy working with computers. Computer classes Increase attendance Math at Tecumseh High School is in a growing stage. More and more students have enrolled in the computer classes which helped make this year a success. ath. r g oo This class always works. 23 f Academics Brology students learn to dissect Biology students become active in Mrs. Elder s class while dissecting worms star- grasshoppers. M . Snider and his students had experiments of their own. They dissected animals such as pigs calves and sharks. Mr. Hunsacker s class studied Ionic bonds. I I fish, crayfish,, and r Try it, you'lI I Frog for tw y gy p oj 24 f Academics OH SCIENCE IS B eXPel'iCnCe. xi! ' ki li! 13 . Seniors working hard as usual. class hard at work? lsn't it time to go yet? Hunsaker's Kermit and Kara make quite the cute couple. Hard at work. Academics f 25 A look ahead Along wlth our buslness class here at THS, we had fesslonal people came and talked to the student body The day seemed to go qulte well a careers day where pro- Okay, now what's the ans Jay Cooper does make up work 26 f Academics S 5 5 Okay, now here's what we are to do. . . se N 1 4 gigxj'-7231 1 Capps' class works hard. Jennifer looks for new career choices. we-1, Rm - m How did you find me here? Robin Benard just loves typing!!! Tim and Vernon discuss careers. Academics f 27 A fa? L ff -s al sw Specral classes add a special touch to T HS Home Economlcs Included varlous classes Home Ec IV held a pre school class In other classes they learned the baslcs of home management Students ln Art and wood worklng have an opportunlty to demonstrate thelr talent Students from THS attend ed the Gordon Cooper Vo Tech school thus year They galned educatlon and e perlence rn dlfferent flelds through their projects. n n . X- Hey, over here, yeah me! 'I Q f. I M T Owen works on Daniel Murrell - Diesel Mechanics NNN Newman James Anderson enjoys his art work. James Watson in woodworking. Academics f 29 The world of the Tecumseh Sa vages 30f Activities lie plays the field. Indeed '83 was the year of in- teresting and exciting ex- periences. It was the time of romance, graduation, victories, and the agony of defeat. Many changes took place this year such as a new Yearbook coronation and a prom. The different ac- tivities of the 82-83 year made it a special year for all. Tl-I K All play but no work. Eat your heart out! TH Fresh Reunlted and Tlde Country' What you see IS what you get Activitiesf 31 Go For lt! No thanks! ljust ate. Activities f 32 I think l'm in the wrong class. Pretty woman walking clown the hall! THS cheerleaders show their stuff 5,- Seniors show their spirit. Mrs.E ' ' ' ' ' Lllf takes it off. Dana learns to dance. Activities f 33 I r I I P Y A I l F 1 A Brett and Dane together again. VMrs. Elder, mouth always open. The Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom held at the Holiday Inn came off as planned. The invocation was led by Mark Guinn and a seafood buffet was served at the Banquet. The Remember - whens were read by Dane Tate and Brett McKnight. The Wills were read by Sherry Rutledge and Kim Wilson. The Prophecies were read by Robert Klaus and Tammy Ballou. The Hula dancers from Seminole were the entertainment for the night along with a few volunteers from the audience. The Prom was a success, with a disc jockey from Purcell and everyone enjoyed the music. Special thanks was given to Mrs. Chlouber, Mrs. Capps, the junior class officers and others who helped make the 1983 Junior-Senior Banquet a tremen- dous success. 36 f Activities Michelle Henderson - the perfect lady EMF35E'i'ii.:'figYl7iQ:1f5 ,f , , - ' 5 Ii ' ' - i f e A ' H5xJliiE,'fis , Y . i ' A.. . - In-,,,,,,. Richard testing, testing, testing Activities f 37 i 1 l P I I + Wesley Topping crowns Tecumseh' school year, Elizabeth Harkrider. 40 f Activities Barnett recelves Advlso P FFA Sweetheart and candidates. V Guest Speaker: Wes Holley FFA members attend 1 983 banquet. The FFA Banquet and Coronation was held at the City Hall, April 26. After a delicious dinner, Junior Candidate, Elizabeth Harkrider was crowned FFA Sweetheart. Many awards were given to various students, by Tecumseh's Ag. in- structors, Danny Sterling, and Danny Wells. Also, Scholar- ship Awards by Principal, Charles Shields, and the Matt Brown Memorial Award was presented by Van Kidney. gr Danny Wells presents Fruit and Vegetable Production Proficien- Angie Kalka receives Poultry Production Proficiency Award. cy Award. Athletes receive honors at AII-Sports Banquet Students participating in sports at Tecumseh this year received numerous awards at the All- Sports Banquet. This page: Senior, Randy Paxson received the Savage Pride award. Sophomore, Robin Copeland proudly accepted the Young Savage award presented to her by Coach Hawkins. Jeff Morris received the Senior Wrestling award. Outstanding Baseball Player went to Kevin Youngblood. Seniors, Tami McCullar and Melissa Fuller both received the Outstanding Female Tennis award. Opposite page: Senior, Steve Alexander received the Outstan- ding Player award along with the Rebound award and a plaque for being nominated to the District All-Star squad. Ronnie O'Shell received the Savage Pride award. The Outstanding Male Athlete went to Brett McKnight. Coach Vinson presents the Matt Brown Memorial to junior, Warren Nix. Outstanding Track Athlete was given to Junior, Kris Nunley. l .. ... - ... ..., Rob. 3 fm., Jeff Morris - Senior Wrestling Award. Kevin Youngblood - Outstanding Baseball Player Award. 42 f Sports n R.. .-...u.,... A Warren Nix - Matt Brown Memorial Award. Floyd Moody - Football Savage Pride Award Kward and Buzz Barton - Memorial Track Award Kris Hunley Outstanding Track Athlete. Sports f 43 students THS students were offered a wide variety of organlza tions to be involved ln during the 1982 83 school year They have academlc agricultural community ser vice, school government, music, and foreign language groups to choose from. All these organizations helped to make a very enjoyable year. Many organizations offered to THS Hold the presses! Hart is M kf' tV thAl Mme Beta members take time out for a picture at State Convention FFA invitation is all it's cracked up to be. 44 f Organizations Student Council members work for a better school. Jimmy and Leslie enjoy participating in the FFA banquet. Jeff Cranford sings at the Music Jamboree. Organizations f 45 i Music salutes Hollywood Under the direction of Carolyn Daughtery, the music group presented A Salute to Hollywood , a Musical Jamboree, and performed at the state FHA Convention and the 1982 Yearbook Queen Coronation. They performed a large variety of songs from country and western to jazz. ln May the music group traveled to Enid and participated in the Tri- State Music Festival. They received several superior ratings and com- peted in solo, ensemble, and group singing. 4Reach out and touch someone. Fourth: Lachelle Hurst, Chrystal Stroud, Laurie Kief- fer, Quentin Brown, Bobby Standridge, Edna Ster- rett, Tina Biswell, Regina Cannon. Third: Yusenda Randall, Laura Abel, Jenifer Martin, Gene Mason, Jonathan Kolarick, Shane Davis, Stephanie Oliver, James Cranford, Amzie Burns. Third: Rachel Bernal, Robyn Burns, Van Archer, James Williams, Keith Brown, Keith Daniels, Desiree Rider, Kari Rider. First: Samatha Talley, Jeff Cranford, Stewart Hill, and Lesie Holton. 51? l Regina sings at the Musical Jamboree. Robyn Burns, Stewart Hill, Janee Cranford, Keith Daniels, Cheryl Mullins, Jeff Cranford, Rachel Ber- nal, James Williams, Samatha Talley, Regina Cannon, Jonathan, Kolarick, Leslie Holton, and Keith Brown. Organizations f 51 Y F N r 4Savage Pride in action. VPep assemblies liven up with THS band. i 'lthz Samatha Talley, Chrystal Stroud, Tamela Moore, Jerri Medlock, Lachelle Hurst. 6th: Cheryl Mullins, Jonathan Kolarick, Bobbi Rogers, Jeff Brown, Sandy Haley. 5th: Sharyl Edmister, Fari Rider, Ricky Wooten, Keith Daniels, Sharla VanMeter, Kim Aldridge. 4th: Cathy Duncan, Huey Brown, Jamie Daughtery, Warren Nix, Samuel Fellows, Todd Hancock, Chris Gregg, Robyn Burns. 3rd: Julia Johnson, Shane VanMeter, Terry Droppleman, Quentin Brown, Steven Floyd, Van Archer, Josh Lundgaard, Bobby Standridge, Leslie Holton. 2nd: Karen Fink, Beth Owen, Chrystal Pool, Rhonda O'Dell, Candy Leonard, Melissa Kreft, Ladonna Atterberry. lst: Danna Wood, Mr. Rodgers, and Alisa Abbott, Organila HODS f 53 1983-84 Officers: Elizabeth Harkrider - President, Leslie Jenks - Vice President, Sherri Kidney - Secretary, Brett VanMeter - Treasurer, Bubba Rutledge - Reporter, Clay Harwell - Sentinel. Where am I? 1 ff f , . . if 3 ,m ,A K . X . Qc- .. k ..sm'f , Wt A sprinkle a day. Fifth: Johnny Paxson, Mike Clemence, Sam Carter, John Flesher, Bobby Finley, Keith Jolly, Scott Field. Fourth: James Anderson, Todd Pipkin, Brett Richardson, Max Sparks, Gary Chyz, Michael Rhea, James Bowen, Gary Barnett. Third: Ora Tison, Jimmy Barnett, Jeff Harwell, Mike Lackey, Pat Hales, Leslie Jenks, Glen Villines, Richard Root, Chris Bennett. Second: Tami Roller, Patty Nea- ly, Melissa Kreft, Rhonda VanMeter, Brett VanMeter, Angie Kalka, Kevin Hays, Shannon Pool. First: Mr. Sterling, Sherri Kidney, Elizabeth Harkrider, Janice Coatney, Rocky Davis, Wesley Topping, and 54 Mr. Wells. How will l ever explain this to mom? Future Farmers keep busy schedule The 1982-83 year was a busy one for the Future Farmers of America. A few of their many activities were a potluck supper, pie supper, the annual FFA banquet, a pig roast, and the yearly Greenhand initiation. Along with these activities most members also participated in livestock and judging shows, Creed contests and Quiz contest. The FFA election for the 1983-84 year was held on April 18. Elizabeth Harkrider was chosen as the first female President of the Tecumseh FFA chapter. 4Ritchie isn't sure it will suit his taste. VSurvey Team Poultry Judging TeamV Kevin Hays, Brett VanMeter, Leslie Jenks, Mark Lamm, Wesley Topping. Not pictured: Jerry Parsons, Rocky Davis, Angie Kalka, and Todd Pipkin. 6th row: Paula Anderson, Mike Clemence, Sam Carter, Trey Williams, Tommy Tucker, Randy Fare, Darren Gossett, Rodney Cooper, Ritchie Tully, and Rick Haley. 5th row: James Anderson, Todd Pipkin, Brett Richardson, Max Sparks, Gary Chyz, Michael Rhea, John Flesher, Bobby Finley, Keith Jolly, Ora Tison, Johnny Paxson. 4th row: Lori Hicks, Tracy French, Shelbree Walgreen, Mike Lackey, Pat Hales, Michelle O'Bright, Leslie Jenks, Glen Villines, Richard Root, Chris Bennett, James Bowen, Garry Barnett, Scott Field. 3rd row: Jeff Bowland, Tami Roller, Patty Nealy, Melissa Kreft, Rhonda VanMeter, Brett VanMeter, Angie Kalka, Kevin Hays, Shannon Pool, Jerry Buckley, Franky Foster, Jimmy Barnett. 2nd row: Jeff Harwell, Raymond Greeling, Mark Lamm, Clay Harwell, Bubba Rutledge, Donald Holland, David Conaster, Wesley Tooman, Mike Stevers, John McMunn, Jerry Robbins. lst row: Mr. Sterling, Sherri Kidney - Sentinel, Elizabeth Harkrider - Treasurer, Janice Coatney - Secretary, Rocky Davis - Vice President, Wesley Top- ping - President, and Mr. Wells. Not pictured: Jeff Reeves - Reporter. 55 Jay and Grant liven up the 4 Student Council meetings. All work and no play. V Back: James Williams, Jacqueline Casey, Tammy Daniels, Richard Root, Sherri Sherrill, Grant Southwell, Tammy Ballou, Mrs. Beaudette, Mrs. Arrington. Front: Alisa Abbott, Kimi Aldridge, Danna Wood, Keith Brown, Regina Cannon, Robyn Burns, Diana Wise, and Marlene Wise. Student Council sparks spirit The school picnic, Operation Christmas, class competition with spirit chains and taking collections for charity were a few of the projects undertaken by the THS Student Council. The members also worked hard on their homecoming float which took third place. In February they sold carnations for Valen- tine's Day. In November Student Council officers attended the Student Council state convention held in Yukon. The Student Council members also organized the annual Awards Assembly which was held in May. 4 Don't make me laugh while l'm eating. Officers: Kim Aldridge - Reporter, James Williams - Secretary, Diana Wise - Vice President, Danna Wood - President. Not pictured: Shirley Mitchell - Treasurer. V What happened to the other half of the worm? f-. . .,- .. . n .. . .. . 1-.Dat Boy, that's hot! I said get quiet and I meant it! Organizations f 57 g Small yearbook staff works hard The 1983 Yearbook staff members were few in number and inexperienced. They worked hard and tried some new and innovative ideas, along with a new Yearbook Queen Coronation. With everyone competing for funds, the yearbook staff spent a great deal of effort on fund raisers, including the sale of MEMS, t-shirts, magazines, and autograph sections. 4 Work fascinates me. V Sherry pretends to work. Diane Little Axe, Sherry Mclnturff, Tammy Ballou, Robin Copeland, Patty Cummings, and Sabrina Kalka. 4 Where did it go? Inexperienced staff produces successful paper The Spectrum staff produces the school paper, an 8-page tabloid which is published every three weeks. The 1982-83 staff was young with no senior members. Burden- ed by inexperience fonly one retur- ning staff memberj the staff managed to produce an infor- mative, interesting, and financial- ly successful paper. School and community support made the lat- ter possible. Back: Miss Dodd, Tammy Ballou, Kim Farris, Gloria Holder, Tammy Blain, Jeanne Cunningham, Kim Youngblood. Front: Bart Downey, Robert Klaus, Richard Root, and Rusty Hart. 'N lf only l had a boyfriend A Work? What's work? 4 THis class really thrills me. Organizations f 59 Officers: Candy Wooten - Reporter, Cheri Morrow - Vice President, Tammy Daniels - Treasurer, 0 Jacqueline Casey - Secretary, and Mrs. Wolf. Not pictured: Mary Harkrider - President, and Julia Johnson - Historian. add spice to THS A Halloween party, food basket at Thanksgiving, Christmas project and Valentines Day party were a few of the activities involving the 1982-83 Spanish Club. Besides these and other projects, Spanish Club held their meetings on the first and third Tuesday of each month where lunch was served. Several members attended a special program at East Central University dur- ing Foreign Language Week. Others traveled to OU and participated in various contests held for Pan American Day. V Back: Candy Wooten, Mrs. Wolf, Barry Powell, Bill Etchieson, Karen Fink, Jacqueline Casey, Tammy Daniels. Front: Kelli Essary, Leanne Pendergrass, Elaine Stansell, Cheri Morrow, Dana Etchieson, and Lucinda Morrow. WW, . Spanish students pay close attention to Mrs. Wolf. Son risas! 60 f Organizations w Y Hg N SS' Qh ' .. N' ' 4 ,V W . Jeff improves his algebra skills. FTA develops teaching skills One of the highlights for FTA members during the 82-83 year, was their participation in the FTA state convention. The March convention was the big- gest success for the state membership in many years. Tecumseh students won only recognition honors, but were able to help with the planning of the 1983-84 school year. Mrs. Capps was chosen as a state advisor. During the month of April FTA members demonstrated their teaching skills by helping out with the Barnard kindergarten classes which pro- ved to be a challenging experience. 62 f Organizations Officers: Stephanie Oliver, Brian Rousey, Janee Cranford, Jeff Cranford, and James Williams. 1 1 - ' ,sf Back: Miles Underwood, Jacqueline Casey, Tammy Daniels, Jeff Cranford, Carl Trout, James Williams, Mrs. Capps. Front: Brian Rousey, Stephanie Oliver, Rachel Bernal, Janee Cranford, Robyn Burns, and Stewart Hill. FCA is the greatest! 64 f Organizations FCA promotes fellowships The Fellowship of Christian Athletes had a good year playing volleyball against Youth Alive, traveling to Ada for a FCA rally, and participating in a Christmas hayride. At the beginning of the school year, FCA held weekly meetings at the field house with several dif- ferent guest speakers. They also enjoyed a film called Sports Odyssey. 4 We're gonna have to stop meeting like this. Officers pictured below: Brett McKnight, Dane Tate, Sherri Anderson, Dana Liles, and Robert Klaus. Back: Mr. Murray, John Morgan, Chuck Sims, Brett McKnight, Dane Tate, Grant Southwell, Mike Belanger, Robert Klaus, Jenifer Martin, Randy Paxson, Steve Barnes. Front: Sherri Anderson, Dana Etchieson, Cheri Morrow, Terri Anderson, Dana Liles, Janee Cranford, Sherry Rutledge, and Tara Mikish. N i , Athletes at Tecumseh High School work hard to become the best in the sports at which they compete. The following pictorial is a record of what they have accomplished. 1 982-83 brings a l challenge in SPORTS Sports Dana Liles shoots for two points. 66 X Sports ... . .... ..- . . . r .. ,YYY WJ Freshman Lorie Hicks drives for a layup. Ronnie O'Shell puts up 2 S f N Kristina Nunley makes her move on the track. takes the lead. ., .Ms U. . .......... x g? X X -TX si ik FSL Xxx -- . .. :.:. ge sf- Jennifer Martin takes a swing. Boy's Tennis takes a break. THS cheerleaders show their stuff. Sports f 67 asf Illop Sam Carter, Kirk Newby, Robert Lively, Grant Southwell, Jerry Fry, Mike Wooten, Tony Hartman. 2nd row: Coach Ron Webb, Alan R ers, Mike Belanger, Randy Paxson, Marty Ware, J. Cooper, David Boren, Jimmy Fulton, Coach Emmitt Canfield, Coach Mike Robinson. 3rd 09 row: Coach Joe Johnson, Ronald O'Shel, Floyd Moody, Richard Wolfe,-Brad Love, Kevin O'Shell, Eddie Stokes, Coach J. R. Murray. Bottom Br row: Ball Boy - Joe David Johnson, Chuck Sims, Paul Pope, 1 ? 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Seniors make All-District Five seniors from the 1982 Savage football team made the Senior All-District team. They were Brad Love - offensive back, Mike Wooten - offensive lineman, Floyd Moody - linebacker, Randy Pax- son - defensive lineman, and Shannon Pool - wide receiver. Sports f 69 4 a Lady Sa vages take control The Lady Savages made good progress during the basketball season. Although they played some exciting games during their season, the highlight of their season came when the Lady Savages upset the Macomb Hornets to make the finals in the Pott. County Tournament to claim second place. -524 Dana Liles jumps for the ball. Front row: Christi Short, mgr., Kara Myers, Kim Watson, Tara Mikish, Kim Wilson, Robin Copeland, Carol Allen, Gloria Holdermng. Back row: Kay Sharp - assist. coach, Diane Little Axe, Kim Capps, Dana Liles, Loretta Spoon, Paula Motley, Sherri Kidney, Mia Trahan, Candy Wooten, Cathy Duncun, mgr., Pat Hawkins - Head Coach. 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Sports f 73 l Sa vages m actron The season for the Savages basketball team turned out to be a great success. The team got off to a great start in the beginning of the season. Coach Capps was real proud of his team and praised them for doing an outstan- ding job. ff 24 Steve Alexander in action against Noble. The soft touch of W' 24 Steve Alexander nets 2. Trent Sisney .- ,,n,n,:,, nr--.:,.. Front row: Gary Marsh, Greg Snider, Sherman Hill, Robert Klaus, Derek Melot, Bryan Carsten, Jackie Satawake. Back row: Brad Walck -- assist. coach, Mike Sears, Mark McDougal, Trent Sisney, Steve Alexander, Kevin Schimmel, Steve Motley, Ronald O'Shell, Roy Capps - Head Coach. 74 f Sports Robert Klaus reaches for 2 against Noble. Savage wrestlers come through lt was a difficult season for the Savage Wrestlers but there is hope for next year due to our Jr. High program and the few high school boys who con- tinuously worked hard throughout the season. Guy Potter shows his stuff. Buck gets down to business. Front row: Tim King, Bobby Kesler, Jerry Buckley, Mike Woods, Guy Potter, Teddy Prewett, Guy Chamblin. Back row: David Navarro, War- ren Nix, Buck Rogers, Danny Davis, Roy Nealy, Jeff Morris. 76 f Sports arren Nix gets hold on his man. David Navarro pins his .-....,......, .. H TK tl im ing wres es w SC. Danny Davis shows his skill. Richard Wolfe gets ready for action. Sports j 77 9 i gi... ti W ri L Q Ep mg it Bottom row I to r: Ritchie Tully, James Watson, Wade McKnight, Bubba Rutledge, Wayne Folks, Ronnie LittleAxe, Randy Gilbert. Top row: Jeff Bourland, Troyce King, Trey Williams, E Dewayne Hartman, Jay Sparks, Kenny Sisco, and Coach Brad Walck. , I A ' ' slllal E Q23 5 ,... ..if.Wlrlzw The Freshman boys basketball team finished their season with six wins and fifteen losses. However, the team placed third at the Pott. County Tournament. James Watson shoots while team members watch Ronnie LittleAxe shoots for two. Bryan Underwood ready for the rebound. 78 f Sports l ali l 5 l . l S l',!m a-aigj me S SN IQPM :SN 5 Aiigifig E5'h f , A T .. lt Z5 Zs E ? 5, l.. l , . , , i E, Bottom row l to r: Gail Sams, Carrie Walker, Sherri Gouker, Michelle Atkins, Brandy Can- .E5 . .BELT E Nia is non, Lori Hicks, Marlene Tucker. Top row: Coach Kay Sharp, Stacie Henderson, Sabrina Q V Kalka, Mindy Walker, Carol Swift, Billie Hawkins, Anna Henderson, Tonya Curtis, Coach Pat E , - 1 Hawkins. Q W .. The season was victorious for the Freshman Lady Savagettes with a record of seventeen and eight. Their head coach Mr. Pat Hawkins and assistant coach Mrs. Kay Sharp led the team to their many triumphs. Also the Savaget- tes placed first in the Harrah Tourney, third in the Pott. County, and won Consolation in the Bethel Tournament. nzln.. u-...u.:,- ...suis , r - - l l l Mindy Walker shows effort at Seminole game. Lori Hicks on the shot. Sports f 79 Tecumseh Opponent Record Shawnee Noble Newcastle Seminole Wewoka Ha rrah O Mc Loud O 28 8 34 8 0 6 34 34 Holdenville 16 6 12 28 12 20 The 1 982 83 Freshman Football Team Dewayne Hartman Trey Wllllams Ronnie L1ttleAxe Wade McKnight Keith Chlouber Guy Potter Danny Johnson David Straughan Mickey Ware Eddie Aguirre Jay Malone Josh lnda Randy Gilbert B1lly Rogers Jeff Bourland and Anthony Turner fTeam photo not available J Y Duncan, Randy Fare, Patrick , . y . ' Y 1 1 y y ! 7 , . Savages talk it over. Freshman Cheerleaders Top: Tammy Watson. Middle: Tracey White, Laura Abel. Bottom: Kim Barnett, and Jacque Barton. o.. ..... gnu., ,LL 1, 5, , - Mickey Ware hustles for Savage defense. Sports f 81 Activities keep Pep Club busy Pep Club was exciting throughout the year. They have promoted school spirit by decorating halls and lockers. They also spon- sored the Football Homecoming parade and the Basektball Homecoming. Officers - Vanessa Steward, Secretary: Janice Coatney, Presidentg Lori McMahan, Vice-President. l a i THS fans cheerontheSavaaes. V e--:--- .. ,. ,. . l front row: Cheerleaders: Leanne Lowrey, Sherri Anderson, Kara Myers, Janae Cranford, Sherry Rutledge Dana Eitchieson Terri Anderson, Robin Pruett Second row L ' G k . : one ou er, Janice Coatney, Tammy Cowan, Jacque Casey, Jennifer Martin, Lori McMahan, l.ucinda Morrow. Third row: Vicki Vickery, Michelle Morgan, Gloria Holder, Cathy Duncun, Tami Daniels, Cheri Morrow, Vanessa Steward. Fourth row: Kim Farris, Anisha Webb, Joanie Paxson Michelle O'Bright, Shirle M't h II B ' , y 1 c e , ecky Higgs, Nancy Thomas, Candy Wooten, Tina Fellows. Sponsor 83 - Ruth Chlouber. r w I I - I Tennis swings in to action The boys high school tennis team finished the season with a 8-2-1 dual record. Also qualifying for state Tournament was Mike Cummings, Greg Snider, Scott Tucker, and Derek Melot. The girls high school tennis team finished season with a 7-3-1 dual record. They had five qualify for state. They were Melissa Fuller, Tami McCullar, Dana Liles, Jenifer Martin and Tara Mikish. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' J. Cooper takesabreak. Mike and Greg try their skills at table tennis. A time to relax. Derek Melot Mike Cummings Scott Tucker Senior Savages. 86 f Sports -i Back row: Jenifer Martin, Dana Liles, Melissa QStraughanJ Fuller, Michelle Henderson, Tara Mikish. Front row: Eddie Stokes, J. Cooper, Greg Snider, Mike Cummings, Scott Tucker, and Derek Melot. Not pictured: Tami McCullar. mx. th. Qualifiers for state tennis. W Michelle busts the ball. Scott and Derek warm up. Sports f 87 JV gains experience This years Junior Varsity had duals with Ada, Seminole, Pauls Valley and gained some valuable experience with 3 bo s and 3 girls varsity positions open for next year. The Y tennis athletes will compete for these places. l 1 , E 'l!r E Steve works out y qilmguwwmm are -this mm y iiii.s l l t rr,, yrr ., ,i,, .,.1 I r N lllr l is I 1 Q ,,sr 1, ' , 'l if f vi 'ii as l' ' 'il' H 11 ,..:. , rii. , , Rick hits a backhand. 3 Shawn serves the ba 88 f Sports J.V. taking it easy. Tracksters . . . Setting the Pace Brett duscusses strategy with his coaches ' Brett flies to the finish line f ji-,.:12fg5 iv 112, Y M4 , Kris Nunley runs the mile Tommy takes off after the hand off Kenneth takes off Sports f 89 Brett McKnight goes to state tournament Kris Nunley and Brett McKnight led the tracksters this year. McKnight qualified for state 0 1 iie X A again this year and placed 2nd in the 800 meters E ' 2 X 1 and 4th in 400 meters. i f- rssss a s 'ltfbt ii --if'Q-f 0 0 rrrr ssrr - s ssrr 0 , aattt t ' me ssis' sm- su ,. . .. .Q , ,I .n . Nr..:...,r. X nw ff .... Q E sy: :Q ,mm he Nj ff ss., yrrk K T.. K t . m y Sk ss, ,gf ' it .. 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A- , i l Roger Cook - Freshman Grant hurls high Sports f 91 T. R.: Jay Malone, Ronnie O'Shell, Floyd Moody, Paul Pope, Steve Motley, Mike Sears, LeRoy Key, Dewayne Hartman, Randy Gilbert, Randy Fair. M. R.: Patrick Straugh, Chuck Sims, Kevin Youngblood, Jay Sparks, Bobby Kesler, Mike Robinson, Joe Johnson, Emmitt Canfield, Daniel Smith, Robert Klaus, Kevin O'Shell, Jeff Harwell, Juan Sanchez. B. R.: Kenny Sisco, David Duncan, Ronnie Little Axe, Billie Hawkins, Lori Geyer, Mia Trahan, Patty Cummings, Mike Trammel, Richie Tulley, Patrick Aldridge. Not pictured: Richard Root. ? Floyd Moody watches teammate. Jeff Harwell runs for home. Sports f 92 Exciting but not successful Although the Tecumseh Savage baseball team did not have many victories, they worked very hard and put out a great effort. The district was held at Tecumseh this year but the Savages lost to Harrah in the first game. The coaches are looking ahead toward the summer baseball league in which the players will gain a lot of experience for the season ahead. h....I D--- .. -,.-l -...:...-.... N-A -2 VI- V - - o Semor Sa vages Steve Motley, Kevin Youngblood, Ronnie O'Shell, Floyd Moody Sports f 93 Don't worry, I'm vaccinated. Angela's in the I can handle 94 f Freshmen IK 5 Betty Crocker, look out! Wake me when it is over Freshmen adjust to T .H.8. The Freshman class of the 1982-83 school year had no pro- blem adjusting to the new High School building as well as new friends, new rules, and a new principal. They started the year with 156 students, and ended it with a figure of 160. Little do they know what they're drinking. Freshmen f 95 H Q They Didn 't Get the Vote Because the Boat Wouldn t Float' The Freshman class spent many hard working hours on their float although they didn t place. Merle Hunsaker freshman class have much time, but so what! We ll get em next year! 9 sponsor, stated, We really didn't i l B 2 Q Y mi fra A Y ' fi . ,. .,,..,..,. ,. H - I -,w 1 if l Q 1 . :,, . ifig'igsEa1a':zzii,,g, , SES? Q. 5 l?a'l:sas-1 tletsifstliaalfe aaaaa ifiimisrxg ' Eimwzizasu rasisriaf-vw 355 if5??l?lE955fi l E ' l , 5 1 k f f lo : , l 98f Freshmen MBU W0hnaUIkH S Tina Wolfe Mike Woods Marlene Wise E X W gi L Q f s f W E5 5 5 im 5 Q1 5 ig Qg gfw fi fg gi sm iii W EL E gui 5555 25,5 W 3 f 2 2 'gy V E 0 Y I as ilrfg, Eli .-,L E 1 is :in , 55232525 f L E ng. .gm -N52 Q gi Si Skis 2 Eli? Q, ,gain ig 15 43 s WQQQEWZHSHS ' 2 E ,N EQ I S 2, . 3 5 3 is E f xr ' ::: iag1f w55-'i-Quv' ' i a igf gaiiam 15 giwggisgw zr Leaf. Am lm me 2 W-V' Freshmen f 101 SOPHOMORES Show Their Class K2'285-'59E:-'SSS SD FD Q-fbfp . Ou4'U....2 D-gg-l -h ',J 1 5 I3 5500 22'-f'5 3L 'r:3' mg3F5,..,'2'g.3fDgfDf5 ,,,rn9,m--g,Om3m,U Oo- 30 5 -1 -0.-rg mrD3l491 3' '3'O1-v- w'O,-3-5.2 0CSgS.,oSmfn:+'2 Bffg-D :TH -' D--1 oD':,Hm:,.QD-'11 na 553.-.olcowg-o3,,, .-. 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M15 H1 fi .11 ggi 51 33 ll s 51 . 325 211 252146 11. il if .. .. ,. gig? . 5 .Officers Had New Ideas The sophomore year is busy ordering class rings and raising money for the next year's Junior-Senior Banquet. The class officers must use all their ideas to accomplish their many tasks. Pictured to the right, top row: Robin Bernard - Secretary, Leslie Jenks - Presi- dent, Debbie Buckley - Treasurer. Bottom row: Greg Snider - Vice President, Jenifer Martin - Reporter. 2 2 1 ,............... 1 1 ....... f 5 4 8355 1 ii S iff? 3 1 1 li i mi . 1 I . .11 ew, Aefr , .: 11i!,Jg.5 W.. 5 'E 1 B 1 5 iii 1 1311 W E. ,...,,. is K is if 22 it gil? 51 zil 1 Y 11 1 in E ---- if fl' ' E , i , , iii Q L. gf: gli S li 1' 11 121111111111 1 1 5 ' ff. 1 1115 ,, 1 if e g li Z 1 ,'l 5 5. 11.N : 1.. 53.111135 1 . . ll N . 6 ? N. Ji E - aa wglg 1 11121 9 1115211 11 11 il .. S S 51 ,ll E il 104 f Sophomores if .L -:Q f H is as -W x -,www 5 R X 1 r I H 9 5 Y v T , E s . l: , ' E ,. S! 5: it ' l xl 4 . i K -:-' l W , 515 2 i 5 , la g i ' 1 1 E 5 l i ,A:. sl A Wigiliwtfilkaegl l gf TR 5-fxtofs , i I E E , , 5 2 5 ' .Q . Al 5. i E J 2 2 xl ' K 2 2 5 2 Y ' 1 , ? - , 2 5 K Q Riggs , 5 it wt tw tl sis? 5 5 l Q Il 6 , n l 2 K Sophomores Show Spirit During Homecoming Week Homecoming Week was quite productive for the Sophomore class. They won second in the bon-fire, and won the spirit stick in the sign competition. To climax the Homecoming Week the sophomore can- didate, Jenifer l Martin, was crowned Football Queen. how i TOTE JUNIOR Class Works Hard m Order to Ralse Money for Jumor Semor Banquet The flrst step 1n plannlng the Jun1orSen1or banquet was the sellmg of candy fGoo Goo sl At 50 cents a plece our proflt was about S250 00 Second plants were sold There were 600 sold and the proflt was around 375000 U-I 2 S 5 5 -E T' '-3. 'N 1 . . , Teddy Prewitt turns the school p d d K W 110f Juniors Darren Blaylock starts another day at THS Juniors are really stacked 3 h ,,r ,, r,rrr o 3, .illiiiii '5 fi ff i'95L'f' :Siva The library offers a quiet place to study for Tina McCullar Chuck Sims ready for another day at THS Juniors f 1 1 1 L el aw 31155 vggafi, we ,Q LSL? a wx I JM, J af W W Lorie Gouker SW , Ar W, f if ZW ' 1, , sim: I ,:., in 1- A V, in nw RW A 7 4191 gym MW ,2- M 'gif .Q ,, 4 a 5 4. - -4,-ffwmN.: u ,Hz . , , a A 4fv1q,,i,,, , A ,T 1 ,k,, L, . f ' W,-.z -- , 4 i . 1 ..,. ,. 1, VL , Q ,Q 1 f x ff 2 ,. .4 .SGW Yibefibk- 'lf as Q an M A351 av, mf, 3 2 ,. QW Gaila Stover Vickie Trammell Paul Varner Vickie Vickery Kim Watson Anisha Webb Tony Webb Tony Wheeler Not Pictured: Dana Dethrow David Evans Misti Goodman Kirk Newby Tim Sledge Ora Tison James Williams Perry Woodard York Kim Youngblood Q Ulf with Chuck Sims West German Exchange Student, Ulf Janben, Attends THS Seventeen year old Ulf is from a city on the Rhine River called Lahnstein. While going to school in Tecumseh he stayed with the family of Mr. Snider Cscience teacherj whom he met through the American institute of Foreign Studies QAIFSJ. Ulf enjoyed his stay at THS and his classmates have given him a real taste of life in the USA. Ulf Janben studies hard during his year at THS. , Juniors f 1 1 7 Senior class frozen in time. 1 18 f Seniors Dane Tate and Brett McKnight demonstrate senior power Robert Rigby and Jeff Tootle - different together The Role of a SENIOR Requlres Leadership and Responsibility The senior class had an awesome responsibility The class was busy making their senior year special from the first day of school to graduation together they created that unforget table personality of the CLASS OF I Each sehior was an individual, but '83. Seniors await class Semors f 119 4 4 4 V I 1 I , 'qi , .ggi ,. Ma, 'f-f W, ,, 5 f ' wi , Vim, hm' ' Q? V' 5 iw Y K4 , V L fwliiw' 'PEW in ' ' 'T4VWi3ii? 5.1 -'mi W. 4,11 ,121 xiqgjm N741 , ' an M ,. -'Lg uf ' 'gggl ' Qu N ' in ' 1 V 1 'T L . , - 1- v d v V ' W . ' J ,wi 1 Mr. Miss THS Sherry Rutledge Randy Paxon Best All Around Mia Trahan Bret McKnight Most Popular Marty Ware Mla Trahan Best Personalrt y Dane Tate Sherry Rutledge Wlttzest Houston Wolfe Leanne Lowry Fnendllest Mark Guinn Marie Farley 128 f Semors .14 to Succeed Diana Wise Derek Melot Best Dressed Diana Wise Jeff Cranford Most Likely Most Talented Samantha Talley Jeff Cranford M ost Athletzc Kim Wilson Brett McKnight Cutest Steve Motley Fa vonte Teachers Mrs Kidney Mrs Beaudette Mrs Capps Tami McCullar Seniors f 129 l'm getting out of here. J.D. phone home. S 2 5 if 130f Faculty - Staff l wish he'd quit following me. tell you again. 5 u 1 a ni fi ,L-,Nui .Maupin That's phenomenal! Faculty and Staff Influence T H8 Each year there are changes in the faculty and staff which affect the school This year we welcomed several new teachers plus some transfers from the Middle School New teachers Included Mr Hawkins Mr Hoover Mrs Sharp Mr Bibb fwho resigned after Chrlstmasj Mr Tucker fwho replaced Mr Blbbj and Mr Vinson Transfer teachers were Mrs Some other changes were new secretaries Judy Fleming and Carole Turner and new principal Charles Shields with his assistant Joe Hillman . I , . , . , . , . Elder and Mr Canfield . He's still doing it wrong. Y I 3 7 v 1 ' 'A FACULTY -4' l wish l'd eaten in the cafeteria after all. Sign up here for mud wrestling. Faculty- Stafff 131 Board of Education Guides the School The Tecumseh Board of Education welcom- ed Anita Sigman, newly elected board member, at the February meeting. Mrs. Sigman replaced Joe lnda whose term expired. The board has been busy this year consider- ing possible changes or additions in programs and facilities for the future. Two committees were formed fone for programs and one for facilitiesj to make suggestions to the board. These committees consisted of patrons, teachers and administrators. n,,,u,, A -. .n .. . . 132 X Faculty , Staff Roy Rider, Ron Wilson, Jesse McCulIar Willis Faye Motley Joe lnda Norman Arrington Sally Arrington Lorraine Beaudette Bo Bibb ART ENGLISH ENGLISH MATH Emmitt Canfield Linda Capps Roy Capps Ruth Chlouber HISTORY BUSINESS DR ED ATHL HEALTH SFTY ACCOUNTING TYPING High School Adjusts to New Principals New Principals Introduce New Principles to THS The 1982-83 school year brought many new faces and changes to THS, including a new principal, Mr. Shields, and assistant principal, Mr. Hillman. New policies were introduced to the student body, such as the tardy policy, absence policy, and no smoking rule. Mr. Shields was the former principal at Krouch for three years, and Mr. Hillman came from Chandler. 134 f Faculty - Staff Pat Curtis HOME EC. Montressa Elder BIOLOGY Priscilla Darby Carolyn Daughtery Jon Davis BUS DRIVER VOCAL MUSIC MATH Phyllis Ellis Judy Fleming Walsa Geyer BUS DRIVER SECRETARY LIBRARY AIDE Arlene Gilbride LIBRARIAN Pat Hawkins Joe Hillman Martin Hoover ATHLETICS ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL LEARNING DISABILITY Randy Humphrey Merle Hunsaker Joe Johnson Rosalie Kidney DR. ED.fHEALTHfSFTY. GENERAL SCIENCE HISTORYfATHL. ENGLISH Faculty - Stafff 135 wv' ., , ' ': If HSM ' vw f spat Q 5 ,fa ff ,lf s W V J f 4 f , ' f I f :gf 4, 1 ,,f f I 4,1 I f' f f' ff f 7 A X W Z 4 , I ' .. 6 5 fi I 15, f aflf f 5 sf I 'S 2 X 2 525 , 5 Li 9 2 3? 2 I I ae errre fi I If Mf MM ' hhh' , A I : ,I I 'I': z I M ,L fi :,- s J ,.,,, M. i', ' Delores Lehmann Sydney Malzacher J. R. Murray Catherine Outland SPECIAL EDUCATION BUSINESS, TYPING ATHL., HISTORY COUNSELOR, PSY. ,M My. I W if in Bob Rodgers Gina Rouneaville Kaye Sharp Charles Shields BAND SECRETARY ASSISTANT COACH PRINCIPAL ' - at .a,,.r ., ,X Q Z 2 fu 'W ,V f 4 4 ,g ,c 8? W f f , rs, ren, -iv Jw, 1f:4n,,n-ww if1fww:,v-,,,,tw2,,, ,rm-,zfkr , : ,f ,c,:.fff ' , ,,,. , ,, ..., L. 5f,z,,,:,,j ,,,,, Q fig ,.,l ,,,,,,,, H we ,, ,I A :' ff f Wif':T N':.'Iii5i'5ff ,rfmifihi M'7l:- W55iiSfI'1iE:W',pai-5 ff' 2 M! JY? I: ff .QIfailgff:Zlf5Y1?f1,,'r5:iL.iii-2WfQEIf93EE ':fzfin :?5'l:5IZI-SZETWWIII5,ii-PJ'-f I I Marcia Shoemaker Betty SIICES JBCICIE Sikes George Snider ENG-. NEWSPAPER. YEARBOUK JANITOR ENGLISH, DRAMA BIOLOGY, TENNIS I T fi af ,,,1:if,it,,?2 ne w --1, if f.:v,:r.c,, , I ,w,f:,,, .f 'I 1: 1 ffm ' ww if sq,- f Mfr:-if rrll ww V, yyyyyeey W I 5 Zlllii 1 if eeerlll I y - 'S It ff -K fam Kathy Stearman Danny Sterling Anita Tucker TEACHERS AIDE VO-AG BLIS DRIVER 136 f Faculty - Staff Mike Tucker MATH Betty Sikes Makes Plans to Retire A familiar face in the halls of THS this year Betty has made plans to retire after this school year if has been Betty Sikes. Betty has served as a replacement can be found. If not, she will return next janitor for the past six years. When asked if year until Christmas. she enjoyed her work, she replied, Oh, very When asked how she felt about the students at THS, much. I like being around students. Betty stated, I really like them. I've enjoyed working Betty and her husband have two children. here very much. Betty attended school at Paden. In her spare From all of us to you, Thanks, Betty! time she enjoys sewing. A I I . . iii t iic sjisr it f Betty sweeps into action. Caught by surprise. Carole Turner , SECRETARY Gerald Vinson Bradley Walck Ron Webb Virginia Weir TI T ATHL., HISTORY ATHL., HISTORY ATHL., COUNSELOR MATH Danny Wells Darrell Whittington Darryl Wilsie Kathy Wolfe VO-AG HISTORY WOODWORKING SPANISH Faculty - Stafff 137 If l catch you in the hall one more time. . . P Come out kids I won't hurt vou.V il 4, 5 S 5 iii Q E Faculty Leads the Way We would like to express a warm thanks to the THS School Board, faculty, and staff. We appreciate the time and energy each of you have contributed in making THS a better school. The unique per- sonalities of each of you have made our school a great place to be! A You're supposed to smile when l say Cheese You always leave me holding the bag. P 138 f Faculty - Staff Bet you can't guess what l'm eating. How should I know it would break. Oh'n9,wY99d9F'F'. wo.w ,,aa, w Aw , N w Q 2? 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M .2 140 f Ads ADVERTISING Helps Pay for It AII The businesses in our area support of our school. would not be a yearbook have been generous in their tWithout their help there L-et's Support those who helb support us. THE FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK A FULL SERVICE BANK FDIC Insures Up to S100,000 Each deposilor insured to S100,000. cm' '01 rhv' I FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPOIAIION X B 'N I S Ee S IS .IM Emacs F8l'meI'S 8: Mel'Ch8l1fS Bank box 248 I tecumseh, ok 74873 405 I 598-2121 LOBBY BANKING HOURS Mon. thru Thurs. Friday Saturday 9:00 to 3:00 9:00 to 6:00 Closed DRIVE-IN 81 WALK-UP BANKING HOURS 8:30 to 5:00 8:3010 6:00 8:30 to 12 Noon 24 HOUR DEPOSIT 84 LETTER DROP 142 fAds SANGSTEFPS SWEET SHOPPE CTEP v Q- 'gveqlo 1' qw G Wedding Cakes Birthday Cakes Anniversary Cakes Donuts Cookies 405-598-3011 Candy Tecumseh, Okla. RCOF TRUSS CO. Engineered Roof Systems of Any Design. Let Us Build the Roof Trusses for Your . . . New Home Garage Carport Barn Storage Bldg. Misc. Call 997-5455 or 997-5225 Earlsboro Exchange 751-5479 Okla. City Toll-Free 4 Miles East of Tecumseh on 39 Route 4 Box 130 Tecumseh, Okla. 74873 Ads f 143 Tecumseh Board of C EdUC3t10H J e McCullar, Roy Rider, Ron Wilson, W Motley, Joe lnda - Anita Sigman 4fAds Family Owned and Operated as Whrsl A,.L V6l'l'l0h Houck DON COLEY'S VIDEO WORLD INC. 725 E. Independence 275-7222 so x IRUCK REPAIRS DlXON'S BRAKE 8. ALIGNMEN1' 'lm uuwl' 'miles Sum! and ssnvlcmc Volkswagens Up to 18 Wheelers - Imports Spin Balancing 'la mile west of 177 Coca-Cola Bottling Company Kennedy and Kickapoo 273-0377 I . ,, 4 A 1-Q? ar S Best Wishes 6-gf' From ' J The Tecumseh COUNTY-WIDE NEWS Since 1908 Cloyce and Orinne Wiley 598-3793 109 N. Broadway Tecumseh Ad X M5 S 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 Association Registered Nurses and L.P.N. Card Special Diets - Central Air Conditioned and Heating Ambulatory and Bed Patients Fireproof Buildings - Early American Furnishings - 24 Hour Nursing Service Sunset WM Management Co. 275-5947 LLOYD LUMBER CO. 100 W. Park AUT0 ob DEALERS is A s w f-V AssoclATloN N. 9 GD QD Bracken Buick, Pontiac Norton Chevy, Cadillac Werrel-Lowe, Olds Modern Motors - Dodge, Chrysler Patterson Motors - Lincoln, Chrysler Tecumseh 598-2153 fin I Shawnee Auto Mart - AMC Jeep RED CARPET Bob TOWHSGHG F0fd Hawkins Realty Co. HarVey'S GMC 598-3771 Hangs Subaru 101 S. Broadway Tecumseh 146f Ads Welcome Seniors of '83 .i XV if Llke a e good nelghbor ' State Farm PL is there?-E For Help With All Your Family Needs f HQ V 'V' 'W D IK .efwi 'll , HL - NE . N. -, . 'X SHAWNEE DISCOUNT DRUG TECUMSEH M 9 E. Main 275-0426 ASSDCIATION Tecumseh Bank p f gwzdwza FDI FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORAIION 598 3717 T mseh f 147 1901 N. Kickapoo Phone 273-4018 Okla. City Phone 236-1132 Shop WWWWWWWM , 'Q' snuwu:w:inu Hmvmln..u1 wjgg M'lwmf...m:AilLli I WmlmlnllMlwllillilmml' MII!1lPIIM:Ilww4.wuumllitilmmj fa , Shawnee Construction Company, Inc. Ty, ' U 4 Y David Little Wayne Grider Bill Currens Q A X President Vice-President Secretary 1x15 N B ' dw . roa ay Tecumseh 598-2280 BOYD INSURANCE ldrplllul fuwun MGI!! -I-.-ul vs. 15...- 113 N. Broadway Tecumseh 598-3766 RALPH'S PHARMACY 211 N. Broadway Tecumseh, Okla. Your Family Prescription Shop Ralph Tucker G.R.PH Mike Tucker i wif L-A M 11 All W ' , 41179, X X V X. Ralph '53 Patricia '54 Mike '77 Bus. Ph. 598-3729 Scott '83 Home Ph. 598-31 19 148 f Ads SONIC Congratulations Seniors lLPP U09 L wwfauna lli ' Umor-I P11465 9 lx NL ar J' 5 Tecumseh's Favorite Eating Place 109 E. Walnut by the Water Tower ,P --L Fl l,.1'Qd-I-151,21 Tecumseh Lazy Bones Tennis Shoes Foothrills k M053 Keds Cover Girl L,-6 jgwitgfghw Kangaroos Easy Street Clinic Critters Connie 119 N. Broadway Tecumseh, OK 302 N. Broadway 598-5622 Tecumseh, Okla. g ROSE LOUDENE'S ELECTRIC BEAUTY SHOP Walter Rose Beauyoisigs, with P.0. Box 67 598-5571 598-3451 Tecumseh, Oklahoma 403 N. Rangeline Tecumseh, Okla. Ads f 149 I I I' S ' congra usrxxs emors Welcome Seniors ot All Years to RON'S DISCOUNT PHARMACY IVIORRQW MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS, INC. The Friendliest Service With the Best Prices in TOWN- Complete: Plumbing, Heat and Air Your Family Pharmacy Route 5 Box 246B 275-0089 105 N. Broadway 598-2147 Shawnee oklahoma Tecumseh ' I fsqm' SIX. 'S -L , XIX- . Q 'I K., f' I X X h' - ,f xv Q, at - . fl xky ' N. '- 'V IN.. . P XR LSD 4.,- X X fx xxx ,QNLKXA L., III! .I 2 'II I I I M Y- .II LMI XIII. i O O Loveless Heatm 84 Arr im Loveless - I Owner lf Sammy Loveless - 'F '2 ' W li Service Manager 502 N. Broadway 598-3901 Tecumseh, OK Let Yourself Go to 412 E. Walnut Tecumseh, OK 78473 598-3016 O TEL-ELEC COMPUTER SERVICES iris VHLLAQE SHOP N i'HL ' Fore THE FINEST IN FASHION Complete Computer Services ,MI - Sales +Service Q - Maintenance I Hardware and Software 1423 N. Harrison 273-7393 120 S. Broadway 1405! 598-3721 Shawnee, OK 74801 150 f Ads Congratulations Seniors of '83 FTOITI WAYNE MANUFACTURING .ngn fl I Manufacturing 7901 N. Kickapoo Box 696 Shawnee, Oklahoma 1405, 273-0900 74801 sl-IAWNEE Pnooucrlon SHAWNEE CREDIT AssoclA'rloN CU'-OR LAB Loans to Farmers and Ranches 6 Hour Service ASK 2, 123 E. Washington Q '0dUC 0 Tecumseh, Oklahoma wssocualuon 598-2800 WlSE'S BRANSON-MCKIDDY 4 ,O Q' V U. PHILLIPS REAL Es'rATE, mc. -1- .' H6655 PHILLIPS Congratulations Seniors The Home Folks Best Wishes THS! 406 N. Broadway 598-2126 123 N- Uma N. Bl'0adway Tecumseh Shawnee! Okla- Tecumseh 598-2081 Ads X 151 f I i ,o,o,v,+ I? V f- ag S 1 A 4 E 1 , ff'1.Ll Qi 4 Lf, f K QW 2 X! A., by ma' 3 o't'1 ' A 4 A005 :fr-: EL A BU RRITO me jfower -X4 i COPELAND 1 5'1,,,,, L' en 'C LAUNDRY i Mexican coNDoN Food HARDWARE 117 Holly Lane 217 N- Broadway Tecumseh 598-5070 Tecumseh 598-5334 123 N. Bdwy. 598-2o45 2204 N. Kickapoo CEM? if oygmfizw PRAGUE 5 MCLOUD H EMM MQW' di, Qf Wm IZ! For Men and Boys 1 5 V' , MW Adsf 152 101 N B d yr mseh A For the Finest Photography Official Yearbook Photographer for Tecumseh School 1976, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82 and 83 601 W. Independence Shawnee 273-8631 We've Probably Got It TEC U M SEH NlCK'S NEST CAR WASH Used Furniture and Appliances Four Bays tor Fast Service Tools, Antiques, Handles, Etc. Sqft H01 water Super Vac, Ar h'e and Eddy Parker 4th d M pl St I3c1pti5t's REBER BAPTlST'S ATHLETIC S UPPLY Nick Chlouber 617 South Beard P O Box 1905 213-15 E. Main 273-5025 Office 273-1995 Shawnee, OK Shawnee, OK 74801 273-7100 JORDON CONSTRUCTION, INC. WILCOX MOTOR SUPPLY - HIFI illl' MEMBER . NATIONAL AUTOMOTIVE PARTS ASSOCIATION 120 N. Broadway Tecumseh, Okla. 598-2111 It Pays to Advertise AdsfI53 I 1 L BEAUTY BOUTIQUE 119 N. Broadway 598-5515 YOUNGS GOODYEAR TIRE CENTER 105 W. Main Shawnee 273-1700 Tires, Batteries and Service WESTERN AUTO 122 N. Broadway Ph. 598-3713 Tecumseh, Oklahoma 74873 PUTT-PUTT GOLF AND GAMES 4202 N. Harrison, Shawnee 273-1061 Open All Year PAUL'S JEWELRY 1101 N. Harrison 275-8555 SHAWNEE NEWS-STAR 215 N. Bell Shawnee 273-4200 JOHNSON SNO-BALLS N. Boardway 598-6771 PRICE'S BOOTERIE 118 E. Main 273-8815 PRIDE APPLIANCE 2000 Gordon Cooper Dr. 273-4165 Shawnee TECUMSEH VETERINARY CLINIC INC Rl. 4 Box 65, Tecumseh 598-3719 WINDSOR BOWL FIVE STAR MILL -IENNQMI Congratulations Class of '83 SPARK'S Air Conditioning, Heating, 81 Refrigeration 'Expert service on all makes of heating air conditioning and heat pump units. Jim Sparks Geyer, Walsa - 135 Bibb' B0 Buddy - 134 Clemmonsl Amy Duncan, David - 92, 94, 97 A Abel, Laura - 81,96 Abbott, Alisa - 21, 31, 35, 52, 53, 56,65,112,115,154,155 Abbott, Margie - 104 Abbott, Michelle - 114 Aldridge, Kim - 52, 53, 56, 57, 104 Aldridge, Pat- 96 Alexander, Sherri- 104 Alexander, Steve - 6, 74, 120 Allen, Carol- 5, 6, 7, 63, 72, 73, 103, 104, 109 Amerson, Holly - 41, 96 Anderson, James - 29, 54, 55, 104 Anderson, John - 124 Anderson, Paula - 55, 96 Anderson, Ricky - 96 Anderson, Sherri- 1, 49, 64, 67, 83, 84, 147 Anderson, Terri -- 1, 49, 64, 67, 83, 84 Anthony, Darla - 112 Aquirre, Eddie - 96 Archer, Darrell - 53, 104 Arrington, Norman - 134 Arrington, Sally - 56, 134 Atkins, Michelle - 79,96 Attaway, Cheryl- 6, 114 Atterberry, La Donna - 52, 53, 120 B Baker, Angela - 96 Baker, Shawn - 112 Bales, Mike - 114, 120 Ballou, Tammy - 35, 37, 56, 58, 59, 63, 65, 112 Baptist Athletic Supply - 153 Barnett, Gary - 40, 54, 55, 114, 120 Barnett, Jimmy - 54, 104 Barnett, Kimberly - 81, 96 Barnett, Michael - 112 Barnes, Steve -- 25, 64, 67, 88, 104 Barton, Jacque - 63, 81, 96 Batt, Cindy - 134 Beaudette, Lorraine - 33, 56, 57, 129, 134 Beaver, Cynthia - 133, 134 Belanger, Mike - 27, 32, 64, 68, 69, 114, 117,120 Bell, Sean - 96 Bennett, Chris - 21, 54, 55, 120, 121 Bernal, John - 96 Bernal, Rachel - 49, 51, 52, 103, 104 Biggs, Denisa - 112 Bird, Joy - 104 Biswell, Tina - 51 Biswell, Twanna - 104 Blackmon, Kevin - 114 Blain, Charles - 112 Blain, Tammy - 49, 59, 112, 154 Blankinship, Julie - 104 Blankenship, Tracy - 112 Blaylock, Donna Blaylock, Darrin - 112 Bloxham, Terri - 120 Bobs Barber Shop - 148 Boland, Cathy - 17, 81, 117, 120 Bond, Eugene - 112 Boren, David - 32, 68, 69, 114, 121 Index Boren, Kay - 150 Bowen, James - 54, 55 Bourland, Jeff- 55, 78, 96 Boyd Insurance - 148 Brandon, Brenda - 134 Branson, McKiddey - 151 Brooks, Pam - 104 Brown, Charles -- 114, 121 Brown, Greg - 5, 49, 112 Brown, Huey -- 63,96 Brown, Julie -- 114 Brown, Keith - 24, 49, 50, 51, 56, 57,63,112,154 Brown, Quentin - 31, 51, 52, 53, 104 Brown, Brown, Richard - 112 Scott- 114, 121 County-Wide News - 145 Cowan, Shanda - 105 Cowna, Tammy - 83, 113 Cox, James - 28, 29, 49, 60, 135 Cox, Jana -113 Crane, Michael- 96 Crane, Scott - 121 Cranford, Janee - 51, 64, 82, 83, 105 Cranford, Jeff - 18, 31, 32, 35, 49,5O, 51, 83, 115, 116, 121, 129 Crawford, Shannon - 113 Crisp, Tonya - 135 Cummings, Mike - 52, 87, 116, 121 Cummings, Patty - 5, 58, 105, 109 Brown's Shoe Fit Co. - 154 Bryan, Jerry - 96 Buck's Western Wear - 154 Buckley, Debbie - 104, 160 Buckley, Jerry - 55, 76, 114 Buckmaster, Denis lDossey1 - 114, 121 Budsey, Chris - Burns, Amzie - 65, 95, 96 Burns, Robyn - 51, 52, 53, 56, 1 12 Burton, Cindy - 112 C Chill, Gary - 112 Canfield, Emmitt - 68, 69, 134 Cannon, Branda - 63, 79, 96 Cannon, Regina - 22, 49, 51, 56, 57,112, 149,156 Capps, Kim - 72, 73, 112 Capps, Linda -129, 130, 134, 138, 154 Capps, Roy - 74, 103, 134 Carpenter, Jackie - 112 Carper, James - 112 Carsten, Bryan - 37, 75, 113 Carter, Sam - 54, 55, 68, 104 Carver, Dana - 96 Casey, Jacqueline - 10, 11,56, 60, 79, 83, 85, 104, 155 Caskey, Raymond - 70, 116, 121 Cearly, Kevin - 104 Cunningham, Diane - 65, 96 Cunningham, Jeanne - 49, 59, 63, 65, 113 Curtis, Pat- 135 Curtis, Tonya - 31, 79,96 D Dancer, Barbara - 105 Daniels, Keith - 20, 51, 52, 53, 94, 96, 97 Daniels, Lorie - 99, 116, 121 Daniels, Tami- 45, 49, 57, 60, 83, 105, 155 Daniels, Tim - 25, 113 Danner, Jerry - 112, 116, 121 Darby, Priscilla - 135 Daughtery, Carolyn - 35, 135 Dauman, Michelle - 121 Davis, Danny - 76, 105, 109 Davis, Jonathan - 63, 65, 130, 135 Davis, Rocky - 54, 55, 116, 121 Davis, Shane - 96, 97 Evans, David - 49, 125 Evans, Debra - 113 F Fare, Randy - 31, 55, 92, 97 Farmers Merchants Bank - 142 Farris, Kim -18, 59, 83, 113 Federal National Bank - 164 Fellows, Samuel -- 53,97 Fellows, Thomas - 113 Fellows, Tina - 49, 63, 65, 83, 105 Fields, Scott- 54, 55, 83, 116, 122 Fink, Karen - 49, 52, 53, 63, 103 122 Finley, Bobby - 54, 55, 113 Finley, Richard - 113 Fitzgerald, Lori - 97 Fleming, Judy - 135, 139 Flesher, Bonnie - 42, 113 Flesher, John - 54, 55, 105 Flick, Deanna -113 Flower Shop - 152 Folks, Wayne - 78,97 Foster, Franky - 55, 97 Frair, Lisa - 121 French, Tracy - 55, 97 Fry, Jerry - 67, 68, 105 Fullbright, Laura - 31,97 Fuller, Lisa - 114 Fuller, Melissa fStraughan1 - 38, 43, 87,99, 119, 122 Fulton, Jimmy - 68, 114 Fultz, Beth -11, 126 Garrison, Tracey - 97, 160 Gay, Ruth - 150 Geyer, Lori- 2, 55, 92, 93, 116, 122 Chamblin, Guy - Chandler, Chris - 76, 113 20, 104 Childers, Nancy - 94, 96 Chlouber, Keith - 63, 96, Chouteau, Ruth - 34, 83, 139, 153 Chouteau, John - 113 Chouteau, Leslie Chyz, Gary - 54, -96 55,113 Clark, Lisa - 65, 121 Clemence, Mike - 54, 55, -96 153 134, 105 Coatney, Janice - 2, 12, 54, 55, 81, 83, 121 Coca'Cola Bottling Co. - 145 Coley, Dana - 49, 113, 154 Collie, James - 113 Conatser, David - 55, 96 Condon, Ben -116,121 Condon Hardware - 152 Cook, Roger - 91 Cooper, Jay - 35, 68, 87, 113 Cooper, Rodney - 55, 94, 96 Copeland Laundry - 152 Copeland, John lll - 24, 35, 50, 52, 113 Copeland, Robin - 42, 58, 72, 73, 105 Couch, Danny Day, Michelle - 97, 101 Delgado, Anita - 105 Dencer, Kenneth - 87, 113 Dennis, Karen - 65,97 Dethrow, Dana - 110 Devoe, David - 97 Dewitt, Billy - 87, 135 Dewitt, Christine - 105 Dewitt, Ray - 105 Dixon's Brake 6 Wheel Alignment - 145 Doak, Greg - 135 Dodson, Kim -113 Don Coley's Video World - 145 Drake, Shawn - 97 Dropplemen, Terry - 35, 53, 63, 105 Dr Pepper - 143 Duncan, Cathy - 52, 53, 72, 83, 105 Duncan, Treva - 116, 121 Dunn, Danny - 97 Dyke, Floyd - 113 Dyke, John - 97 E Edmister, Sharyl - 52, 53, 113 El Burrito - 152 Elder, Montressa - 36, 131, 135 Ellis, Phyllis - 135 Ellis, Tiffiany - 97 Essary, Kelli - 60, 95, 97 Etchieson, Bill - 105 Etchieson, Dana - 3, 6, 13, 25, 33, 49, 60, 64, 67, 83, 84, 154, 155 G Gibson, Sharon - 126 Gilbert, Randy - 78, 92, 97 Gilbride, Arlene - 135 Gilpin, Rowdy- 11, 112, 116, 122 Glass, Quanah - 97 Glass, Starla - 97 Glenn, Mike - 97, 149, 156 Gokey, Carol - 97 Goodman, Misti - 112 Gorum, Casey - 126 Gossett, Allen - 114, 154 Gossett, Darren - 32, 55, 98, 100 Gouker, Lorie - 10, 11, 37, 83, 114, 154 Gouker, Sherri - 79,98 Granny's Fried Chicken - 160 Greeling, Raymon - 55,98 Grubbs, Preston - 114 Grubbs, Tina - 113, 116, 122 Guinn, Mark - 20, 32, 44, 65, 116,120,122,128 Gurule, Jason - 98 Gumm, Tammy -105 H Hale, Angela -- 94 Hales, Patrick - 54, 55, 114 Hales, Shelly - 105 Haley, Rick -- 55, 98 Haley, Sandy - 52, 53, 122 Hall, Kendall - 22, 105 Hamilton, Dane- 116, 122 Haney, Steve - 116 Hardin, Billy - 120 Index f 157 Hargus, Earl- Harkrider, Billy - 18, 105 Harkrider, Elizabeth - 18 55, 114 Harkrider, Mary - 114 Harrington, Donna - 126 Harrington, Renee -- 105 Harrison, Annette - 105, 160 Harrison, Kathy - 143 Hart, Rusty - 44, 59, 98 Hartman, Tony - 68, 69, 122 Hartman, Dewayne - 78, 98 Hartoon's Jewelry - 145 Harwell, Clay - 5, 54, 55 Harwell, Jeff- 54, 55, 92, 105 Harwell, Kristen - 25,98 Harwell, Sheila -- 25, 65,98 Hathcock, Rachelle - 98, 149 Hawkins, Billie - 1, 2, 79, 92, 93, 98 ,40,41 83, 120, 81, 92, Hawkins Realty Co. - 146 Hawkins, Pat- 72, 79, 135 Hawks, Marie - 21, 56, 103, 116, 122, 128 Hyden, Pamela - 136 Hays, Becky - 5, 65 Hays, Kevin - 40, 54, 55, 122 Heckman, Lance - 127 Henderson, Anna - 79, 98 Henderson, Ken - 63, 105 Henderson, Michelle - 37, 87, 114 Henderson, Stacie - 79,98 Hickey, JR - 16, 135 Hicks, Lori - 55, 66, 79, 98 Higgs, Rebecca - 65, 83, 106 Higgins 8 Sons Roof Truss Co. - 143 Hill, Phillip -114 Hill, Shawn - 67, 88, 106 Hill, Sherman - 74, 114 Hill, Stewart- 28, 29, 34, 49, 51, 60,61, 112, 116, 123 Hillman, Joe - 134, 138, 139, 149, 156 Holder, Gloria - 5, 21, 59, 65, 72, 83, 106, 109 Holder, John -116, 123 Holiday Swimming Pools etc. - Holland, Donald - 55,98 Hollingsworth, Toni - 98 Holton, Leslie - 35, 49, 50, 51 , 52, 53, 123 Hoover, Martin - 135 House, Angie - 98 Howell, Robert- 106 Huddleston, Cindy - 147 Hudgins, Tammy - 26, 136 Humphrey, Carey - 18, 106 Humphrey, Randy - 135 Hurst, Lachelle - 51, 52, 53, 99 Hunsaker, Marie - 130, 135, 139 Huthchinson, Kevin - 15, 17, 127 Hybarger, Angel - 5, 106 Hyden, Pamela - 106 Hyden, John - 1, 57, 127 I lnda, Joe -133, 144 lnda, Josh - 97, 99 J Jackson, Kenny - 116, 123 Jackson, Serly - 13, 116, 123 JanBen, Ulf- 13, 114 Jenks, Leslie - 41, 45, 54, 55, 59, 103,104,106, 109 Jessee, Tommy - 89, 90, 106 Johnson, Cleta - 132 Johnson, Danny - 99 index f 158 Index Johnson, Julie - 52, 53, 123 Johnson, Joe - zo, 35, ee, 69, 92, 131, 135, 139 Johnsons Snowballs - 155 Jolly, Keith - 54, 55, 106 Jones, Doug - 136 Jordan Construction - 153 Jordan, Lisa - 114 Junk, Johnnie - Junk, Raymond - 5 K Kalka, Angelia - 20, 21, 41, 54, 55, 106 Kalka, Sabrina - 6, 7, 58, 79, 99 Kelley, Jan - 121 Kelley, Jay -106 Kelley, Scott- 114 Kesler, Bobby - 76, 92, 106 Kesler, Lora - 76, 92, 106, 114 Kessinger, Alesha - 106 Kessinger, Lisa - 123 Key, Leroy - 20, 92, 106, 109 Kidney, Rosalie- 129, 135, 155 Kidney, Sherri- 5, 54, 55, 72, 106, 109 Kieffer, Laurie - 51 , 95,99 King, Tim - 76,114 King, Troyce - 67, 78, 99 Kingham, Ruth - 63, 95, 99 Klaus, Robert- 31, 37, 59, 64, 74, 114 Knoles, Jim - 106 Kolarik, Jonathan - 34, 50, 51, 53, 63, 99 Koutahi, Julia - Kreft, Mellisa - 53, 54, 55, 106 L Lackey, Mike - 54, 55, 114 Lamm, Mark - 55,99 Lawson, Shelly - 31,99 Lehman, Delores - 136 McDougal, Mike - 20, 74, 106 McGee, Kathy - 130 Mclnturff, Sherry - 58, 115 Mclntyre, Lloyd - 137 McKennon, Debbie - 121 McKnight, Brett- 3, 36, 43, 63, 68, 69, 70, 82, 89, 90, 128, 129 McKnight, Wade - 78,99 McLesky, Bruce - 117 McMahan, Lori - 5, 81, 83, 99, 117, 123 McMunn, John - 55, 99 McQuire, Robin - 99 Ma, Michael -- 99 Malone, Jay - 92, 94, 99, 101 Malzacher, Sydney - 35, 49, 135, 138 Mangus, Shelley - 17, 117, 123 Marsh, Gary - 74,115 Martin, Jennifer - 2, 3, 12, 27, 64, 67, 83, B7, 103, 104, 106, 109 Martin, Paula - 97 Mason, Gene - 99 Matthews, Erin - 130 Medlock Medlock ,Danny - 117 ,Jerri - 99 Megee, Hugh - 115, 124 Megee, Pam Megehee, Steven - 11, 12, 112, 1 17 Melot, Alve - 132 Melot, Derek - 5, 6, 38, 63, 74, 87, 129 Mikish, Tara - 37,64, 72, 73,87 1 15 Miles, Angie - 53, 107 Miller, Tim - 91,107 Mills, Frank - 107 Mills, Lynn - 99,101 Miner, C indy - 107 Mitchell, Becky - 107 Mitchell, Billy - 6, 15,101, 106 Mitchell, Janell - 132 Mitchell, Shirley - 3, 12, 32, 34, Leonard, Michelle - 136, 139 Leonard, Rickey - 127 Liles, Dana - 33, 64, 66, 72, 73, B7, 114 Liscano, Joie - 14, 63, 99, 116, 120, 123 LittleAxe, Diane - 58, 72, 114 LittleAxe, Ronnie - 78, 80, 81, 92, 99 Littleton, Michele - 63, 106 Littleton, Millie -114 Lively, Robert - 68, 69, 70, 83, 84, 116, 123 57, 63, 65, 67, 68, 69, 83, 115 Moody, Floyd - 3, 12, 32, 43, 67, 68,69, 82,83, 92,93 Moore, Dick - 107 Moore, Tamela - 31, 52, 53, 63, 67, 124 Moore, Tracey - 115 Moran, Stace - 18, 115, 154 Morgan, John - 64, 107 Morgan, Michelle - 83, 99 Morris, Janie - 115 Morris, Jeff- 13, 38, 42, 76, 1 17, 124 Lively, Roger - 114 Loman, Tina -18,114,155 Lott, Gary - 99 Loudene's Beauty Shop - 149 Love, Brad - 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 82, 116, 123 Loveless Heating 6 Air - 150 Lowry, Leanne -- 33, 55, 63, 81 82, 83, 84, 98, 116,123,128 Lynch, Adam - 106 M McCalip, James - 150 McCarley, Carrie - 117, 123 McCarley, Penny - 123 McClure, Charlene - 132 McClure, Rick - 88, 106 McCollough, Phoebe - 1, 137 McCraw, Steve -106 McCullar, Jesse - 132, 133, 144 McCullar, Tami - 2, 37, 43, 63, 1l3,117, 124,127,129 McCullar, Tina - 114 McDaniel, Andy -121 McDougal, Mark - 74, 106 Morrow, Brett- 107 Morrow, Cheri- 49, 60, 63, 64, 83, 115 Morrow, Lucinda - 81, 83, 117, 124 Morrow Mechanical Contractor's -150 Motley, Paula - 20, 72, 107, 109 Motley, Russell- 117, 124 Motley, Steve - 1, 6, 7, 39, 63, 73, 74, 75, 92, 93, 124, 129 Motley, Willis Faye - 132, 144 Moudy, Barney -107, 146, 156 Moudy, Diane - 115 Mullins, Cherly - 50, 53, 107 Murray, J. R. - 64, 68, 69, 71, 136, 139 Murrell, Daniel- 29, 115 Myers, Jim - 132 Myers, Jon - 1, 37, 60, 113,117, 124 Myers, Kara - 13, 24, 25, 72, 73, 83, 84, 103, 107 Myers, Meagen - 107 N Navarro, David - 76, 107 Nealy, Patty - 54, 55, 107 Nealy, Roy - 76, 115 Nealy, Troy -115 Nelson, John - 99 Nettles, Lisa - 5, 107 Newby, Kirk - 68, 128 Newman, Randy - 29, 115 Newton, Renea - 137 Nickels, Richard - 107 Nix, Bethany - 95,99 Nix, Cyndi - 5,107,155 Nix, Warren - 43, 52, 53, 76, 115 Nunley, Kristina - 1, 43, 67, 89, 90, 91 O O'Bright, Michelle - 10, 11, 54, 55,83, 85, 103, 107 O'Dell, Rhonda - 24, 31, 34, 49, 53, 63, 115 Oliver, Stephanie - 107 O'Shell, Kevin - 68, 92, 107 O'Shell, Ronald - 6, 7, 43, 66, 68, 69, 71, 74, 75, 82, 92, 93, 124 Outland, Cathrine - 49, 136 Owen, Beth - 53, 115 Owen, Terry - 29, 107 Owens, Stacy - 128 Oldham, Clemmie - 115 P Parker, Paul- 107 Parson, Jerry - 118, 124 Patel, Kalavati - 34, 49, 116 Patten, Lori- 65, 103, 107 Pauls Jewelry and Gifts - 155 Paxson, Joanie - 83, 116 Paxon, Johnny - 54, 55, 116 Paxon, Randy - 32, 42, 54, 64, 68, 69, 71, 82 Pellerin, Suaanne - Pendegrass, Lee Ann - 60, 63, 1 15 Pfortmiller, Lee - Phillips, Billy - 88, 107 Pipkin, Brandy - 53, 103, 118, 124 Pipkin, Todd - 54, 55, 108 Pizza Hut- 150 Pool, Shannon - 3, 10, 32, 54, 55, 68,69,83,118, 124 Pope, Paul - 68, 92, 93, 108 Potter, Guy - 76, 90, 96, 99 Powell, Barry - 116 Prewitt, Teddy - 76, 116 Prices Booterie lnc. - 155 Pride Appliance - 155 Pruett, Robin -- 3, 55, 67, 71, 81, 83, 84, 98, 118, 124 R Ragon, Garric - 116 Raines, Bill - 34, 63, 116 Ralphs Pharmacy - 148 Ramsey, M. J. - 69,121,125 Ramirez, Lainae - 99 Randall, Nanette - 108 Randall, Yusenda - 65, 99 Red Carpet Hawkins Realty Co. - 146 Redfield, Raymond - 138 Reeves, Jeff - 40, 118, 125 Ried, Danny - 57,118 Rhea, Michael - 54, 55 Richardson, Brett - 54, 55, 108 Rider, Desiree - 116 Rider Rider, Rider, , Kari- 103, 108 Roy - 132, 133, 144 Fari - 53, 103, 108 Rigby, Cheri - 108 Rigby, Robert- 1, 10, 118 Roach, Vernon - 116 Robbins, Jerry - 55, 108 Robinson, Michael - 68, 69, 71, 146 Rodgers, Bob - 136 Spencer, Kristie - 108 Rogers, Allen - 16, 76, 138 Rogers, Alan - 68, 108 Rogers, Billy - 99 Rogers, Bobby - 34, 44, 49, 52, 53, 63, 116 Rogers, Buck - 108 Rogers, Tim - 131 Sherrill, Sherri- 34, 65, 66, 108 Traqey - 81, 95, lOl Roller, Tami - 54, 55, 108 Ron's Pharmacy - 150 Root, Cheryl - 108 Root, Richard - 21, 37, 54, 55, 56, 59, 116 Rose Electric - 149 Roundtree, Russell- 21, 116 Rounsaville, Gina - 136 Rousey, Brian - 103, 108 Rushing, Rammy - 118, 125 Rutledge, Bubba - 4, 54, 55, 67, 78 Rutledge, Sherry - 1, 3, 32, 55, 64,81, 83, 84, 98, 118, 125, 128 Ryals, Marc -116 Ryan, Jo Ann - 99 S Sanders, Dana - 116 Sanders, Jana - 100 Sangsters Sweet Shop - 143 Sanchez, Juan - 92, 100 Sams, Gail - 63, 79, 100 Satawake, Jackie - 74, 116 Schimmel, Kevin - 74, 116 Schmidlkofer, Patricia - 31, 118, 125 Schovemec, Butch - 96 Schulte, Mickey - 108 Scott, David - 108 Scott, Melissa - 34, 63, 116 Scott, Tammy - 20, 103, 108, 109 Sears, Mike - 74, 92, 108 Shanae's Shoes - 149 Shankle, Julie - 63, 65, 100 Sharp, Kaye - 72, 79, 88, 136 Shaw, Joey - 138 Shawnee Auto Dealers Association - 146 Shawnee Color Lab - 151 Shawnee Construction Company - 148 Shawnee News-Star - 154 Shawnee Production Credit- 151 Shawnee Trophy Company - 154 Sheldon, Valinda - 116 Sherrill, Brian - 20, 65, 118, 120, 125 Shields, Charles - 40, 130, 134, 136, 154 Shoemaker, Marcia - 136 Short, Christine - 72, 108 Sigman, Anita - 133, 144 Sikes, Jackie - 136, 154 Sikes, Betty - 136, 137 Simpson, Lesa - 129 Sims, Chuck - 5, 31, 36, 49, 63, 64,68,1l6,155 Sisco, David - 116 Sisco, Kenny - 78, 92, 94, 100 Sisney, Trent- 74, 108 Sledge, Tim - 117 Smidlkoker, Patricia - 118 Smith, Chris - 28 Smith, Dan - 65, 92, 108 Smith, Laurie- 11, 61, 118, 125 Smith, Loyal- 118, 125 Index Smoot, Tiffany - 138 Snider, George - 130, 136, 138 Snider, Greg - 63, 75, 87, 104, 108, 109 Snyder, John - 118 Sonic - 149 Southwell Grant - 35, 45, 49, 56, 63, 64, 65, 68, 91, 116 Sparks Air Conditioning - 156 Sparks, Jay - 78, 94, 100 Sparks, Max - 54, 55, 108 Spoon, Loretta - 15, 72, 73, 118, 126 Stancil, Elaine - Standridge, Bobby - 51, 53, 63, 108 Stansell, Brian - 100 Stansell, Patricia - 116 Stapp, Karen - 116 Stearman, Kathy - 136 Steele, Joseph - 1 16 Stephen, Dallas - 108 Sterling, Danny - 41, 54, 55, 136 Sterrett, Edna - 51, 100 Stever, Mike - 55 Steward, Vanessa - 10, 11, 63, 83,85,109,155 Stokes, Eddie - 68, 87, 116 Stone, Dewayne - 118, 126 Stover, Gayla - 63, 117 Stover, Lois - 118, 126 Straughan, Patrick - 92, 100 Stroud, Chrystal - 51, 52, 53, 100 Sunset Estates - 146 Swearingen, Linda - 9, 24, 49, 119, 126 Swift, Carol- 74, 94, 100 T Talley, Sam - 39, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 126, 129 Tarver, Terri - 41,64,121,126 Tate, Dane - 13, 32, 63, 64, 119, 126, 128 Tecumseh Alumni Assoc. - 147 Tecumseh Bank -- 147 Tecumseh Board of Education - 132, 133, 144 Tecumseh Carwash - 153 Tecumseh Dental Clinic - 154 Tecumseh Police Dept. - 154 Tecumseh Veterinary - 155 Tel-Elec Consulting Engineers, lnc, - 150 Thomas, Cindy - 5, 109 Thomas, Nancy - 65, 83, 109 Thompson, Gayla - 100, 101 Tipton, Jerry - 130 Tison, Ora - 54, 55, 130 Tom Flora - 152 Tosman, Nelson - 130 Tooman, Wesley - 55, 100 Tostle, Jeff- 119, 126 Topping, Wesley - 39, 40, 54, 55, 126 Trahan, Mia - 1, 6, 7, 38, 72, 73, 84, 92, 93, 126, 128,129 Trammell, Mike - 92, 100 Trammell, Vickie - 117 Trent, Tony - 119 Trout, Carl - 17, 18, 49, 57, 119, 126 Tucker, Anita - 131, 136 Tucker, Marlene - 79, 100 Tucker, Mike - 137 Tucker, Scott- 1, 37, 87, 112, 119, 126 Tucker, Tommy - 55, 100 Tully, Ritchie - 55, 78, 92, 100 Turner, Anthony - 100 Turner, Peggy - 21,61,119,126 Turner, Carole - 130, 137 Truner, Deanne - 130 U Underwood, Bryan - 100 Underwood, Miles - 109 Underwood, Scott- 1 19, 126 Upton, Larry - 121, 126 V VanMeter, Brett- 54, 55, 109 VanMeter, Rhonda - 41, 54, 55, 109 Varner, Paul - 117 Varner, Sherri - 100 Vermillion, Leonard - 127 Vermillion, Vickie -109 Village Realty - 149 The Village Shop - 150 Villines, Glen - 54, 55, 119, 127 Vickery, Vickie - 10, 11, 83, 85, 117 Wise, Marlene - 34, 56, 63, 65, 101 Wise's Phillips 66 Service Station - 151 Wittman, Tony - 120, 127 Wohnouthka, John - 130 Wohnoutka, Matt- 101 Wolf, Kathleen - 60, 137, 138 Wolfe, Houston - 38, 120, 127, 128 Wolfe, Tina - 101 Wolfe, Richard 7, 68, 76, 77, 109 Wood , Danna - 44, 49, 52, 53, 56 57,63,127,160 Vinson, Gerald - 42, 43, 131, 137, 138 W Wade, Larry - 100 Wahpehah, Joe- 15, 119, 127 Walck, Bradley - 21, 78, 137 Walker, Carrie - 79, 100 Walker, Melinda - 79, 100 Walker, Thomas - 100 Wallgren, Selbree - 55, 94, 101 Wall, Mary -130 Ware, Marty - 32, 68, 69, 82 Ware, Mickey, 29, 81, 101 Washburn, Allen - 127 Watson, Dwayne - 119,127 Watson, Harold - 150 Watson, James - 29, 78, 101 Watson, Kim - 72, 117 Watson, Tammy - 63, 81, 94, 101 Watson, Tawana - 101 Wayne Manufacturing - 151 Webb, Anisha - 83, 117 Webb, Lee - 63, 67, 88, 109 Webb, Ron - 42, 43, 68, 69, 82, 131, 137 Webb, Tony - 115 Weir, Virginia - 137 Wells, Danny - 24, 40, 41, 55, 137 West, Genia - 101 Western Auto Associate Store - 155 Wheeler, Steve - 119, 147 Wheeler, Tony - 117 White White White ,Don-109 ,Lisa - 31,100,101 ,Tammie-61,119,127 White, Woodard, Perry - 117 Woods, Mike - 76 Wooten, Candy - 60, 72, 83, 109 Wooten, Mike - 13, 68, 69, 82, 83, 120, 127 Wren, Linda - 130 Wright, Jeff- 120, 127 Wright, John - 109 Y York, Billy -115 Youngblood, Kevin - 18, 38, 42, 92, 93, 112, 120, 125, 127 Youngblood, Kim - 59, 117 Whittington, Darrell - 20, 34, 137 Wiggins, Jeff - 65, 109 Wiggins, Steve - 65, 101 Wilborn, Darrell - 109 Wilcon imports S American - 153 Willaby, Brian -- 119 Willians, James C. -- 24, 47, 49, 50,51,57,117,160 Willians, Trey - 55, 78, 81, 101 Willoughby, Cherry - 50, 109 Wills, Roy - 3, 23, 119 Wilsie, Darryl - 34,37 Wilson, Kim - 60, 63, 72, 90, 119, 129 Wilson, Ron - 132, 133, 144 Windsor Bowl - 155 Wise, Diana - 21, 24, 32, 38, 44, 49,56,57,61,63,65,127,129 Index f 159 1-. In 1 . ,,,:.n,,-- James and Danna get exerted 1 982 83 gave us memorres After thls year together we have CXPCTI enced change and growth We are not the same as we were nor are we the same as we will be. However, no matter what comes our way for 1982-83 we were all different together. ID 1-1 CS ACADEMI 5 inf- .il Ii.. ,Ii Uma .. ,l:Q II: I ,. . ,Wan E 130 FACULTY 6 STAFF TABLE of CONTENTS ACTIVITIES 30 J I 'Aansn3l-- -V Y-1-AA.1-mn A-f -- -A '- SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN do Q0 'heap Q' 1,0 Q og 6? Q 0 645' ci' 94 oe