Thomas High School - Terrier Yearbook (Thomas, OK)

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 fJ?lQ!l£Sj JkQilr’QiSSJ Stmt The Terriers made tracks throughout the 1986-87 athletic seasons posting winning records in every sport. The successes began when the girls, in their first season, went to the state tournament in softball. The football team had an undefeated regular season and captured their 33rd consecutive district title. With that kind of start, it was no wonder that the Terrier basket- ball teams had outstanding records. The boys won the West Central Tournament by beating two highly ranked Class B teams. The girls won district and made A nervous group of Terrierettes wait their turn to take the court at the State Basket- ball Tournament. tracks to the Big House and the Class A State Runner-Up Title. Terrier triumphs did not end with basketball. Outstanding track finishes were turned in by both boys' and girls' teams, both of whom sent contestants to the State Track Meet in Yukon. Another milestone was made when Coach Kenny Roof resign- ed after 37 years of service to the Thomas Schools. The track was named in his honor. With performances like this, it was no wonder that the Terriers left big tracksto fill for the upcom- ing classes. Paul Brown and Crystal Barnes. Senior Troy Hutchison goes for two m a Thomas-Canton contest.

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You know spring fever has begun when... The S eniors begin making decisions about class night. Your P arents tell you there is no money because you have spent it all. The girls have their eyes glued to R omance novels. All you can think about is I ce cream and cookies. Everyone starts wearing their N ew summer clothes. The sophomores G et their new cars. TOP PHOTO: The springtime rite of Junior Senior Prom is enjoyed by Justin Beadles, Christ Buster, Theresa Kennedy, Tammie Maggard, Jodi Justice. Kristie Dickey, Dena Wiese, and Debra Stinson. All decked out for Twerp Week are sophomores Michelle Lapel. Lynn Barnes, and Lorri Dobbins. The F reshman are getting ready for their big graduation day. E veryone is talking about Twerp Week. The V aledictorian and salutatorian prepare a speech for their gradutation. E ntering the school building on your own is a major task. The teachers and students R eflect on what has happened in the past year. Guest contributor Candy LaBrue 21

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 rrs ational ban MeHH IHIIIHinr ANDE RUCKING ‘ A fine effort is turned in by Theresa Ken- nedy as she runs the final leg of the 400 meter relay at the Kenny Roof Invitational Track Meet. Competing with a teammate is an un- nusual experience for sophomore Eddie Hamilton and senior Troy Hutchison who stride it out in the 800 meter dash. The scoreboard speaks for one of the hot- test games of the year, the Thomas- Seiling confrontation. Over 4,000 fans at- tended the contest.