Thomas High School - Terrier Yearbook (Thomas, OK)

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A crushing blow is dealt to a Fairview receiver by Terrier defender Shane Litsch. A convincing 34-7 victory over the Fairview Yellowjackets was the trend-setter for the Terrier's '86 season. Rated in the number one seat for 11 weeks, the Ter- riers brought home the 33'rd con- secutive district title, despite a tough eight-game district schedule. The highlight of the season was an 18-7 victory over the number three Soiling Wildcats. Highlights of the game were shown on the three major networks. Entering the playoffs with a 9-0 record, the Terriers easily defeated Laveme by a 42-14 margin. After a 185-mile round trip to Ringling, a 12-8 upset end- ed the winning Terrier season. Paul Brown High School Boy s Football Thomas 10-1 Opponent 34 Fairview 7 54 Canton 8 24 Garber 3 62 Waukomis 0 36 Okeene 8 38 Pioneer 0 18 Soiling 7 37 Cherokee 7 42 Playoffs Laveme 14 8 Ringling 12 denotes home game A sideline session with Coach Roof encourages Paul Brown and Ross Cotts. 25

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On the receiving end of a Nick Reyes pass is Troy Hutchison. Determination is shown in the eyes of Ross Cotts as he gains against a tough Seiling defender. HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM: FRONT ROW: Brent Chambers. Randy Wilson, Mike Whisler, BJ. Jones. Jared Baldwin. Mike Poauty, Hoyt Steele. Theron Tyler, and Jack Edwards and Slade Litsch, water boys. SECOND ROW: Byron Grubb. Mark Rodriguez, Doug Wisel, Brent Kourt, Brad Chambers, Matt Reyes, Justin Beadles, Doug Eyster, and Shane Lee. THIRD ROW: Head Coach Ken- neth Roof, Tom Burger. Mark Reyes. Chad Hutchison, Eddie Hamilton. Nick Reyes, Bryan Carpenter, Jason Stinson, Clint Noonan, Chris Buster, Scott Greening, and Defensive Coach Taylor. FOURTH ROW: Offensive Coach Mike Tyson, Johnny Schantz, Clint Carpenter. Mike Perzanowski. Shane Litsch, Ross Cotts. James Gamer, Troy Hutchison. Kyle Shifflett. Paul Brown. Todd Kourt. Wally Christensen, and Special Teams Coach Jim Petree. 24

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TVTOiWS Win. ©ES, COWt, TOOl The 1986-87 basketball season proved to be good for not only the Lady Terriers, but the boys also. Their 15-9 record was one of the best boy's records since the late 1960's. Coached by Randy Nease and Jim Petree, their fine season was highlighted by winning the West Central Tournament at Hydro. They defeated Taloga in the first round, and Arapaho (who was rated 5th in Class B) in the semi- finals. In the finals, the Terriers beat Hydro, who were rated 11th in Class B. In the district playoffs, held at Soiling, the Terriers beat Okeene. They played Soiling in the finals and lost a heart- breaker, 47-50. This defeat put them in the loser's bracket at the Regional Tournament, held at Vici. The Terriers defeated Sharon-Mutual in the first round. The next night, they faced Laveme on their home court, and suffered a defeat to end their season. Troy Hutchison, Nick Reyes, and Paul Brown were elected to the Red Carpet Conference All Stars. Paul Brown An uncontested layup by senior Paul Brown helps the Terriers overcome Helena-Goltry 60-51 at the Southwestern State Tournament. RED CARPET CONFERENCE ALL- STARS: Troy Hutchison, Nick Reyes, and Paul Brown. 26