Thomas High School - Terrier Yearbook (Thomas, OK)

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Cream of the Crop Everyone looks forward to choosing class favorites here at THS. Since all students are involved, Ter- riers have a chance to choose the best and brightest among them- selves. Lynn Barnes plans to list her award as Biggest Flirt on a college or scholarship application because ... then they'll know I've been active in school . Everyone has a chance for one of these awards, whether it be on the light side, such as Most Humerous or Biggest Flirt, or the more serious, such as Most Studious or Most Dependable. Sometimes a selection can have a positive affect on a student. Brett Vowell said that being selected as Most Talented made him realize that all my practice time was worthwhile . Surprised was how Debra Stinson felt after be- ing selected Miss THS. She added that it made her fell well-liked . Are the Class Favorites Selections prophetic? Will the person selected Most Likely To Succeed go on to be a corporate president? Only time will tell! Kevin Yoder Mr. and Miss THS, Most Athletic : Nick Reyes and Debra Stinson. From bottom: Most Studious: Karen Kirkpatrick and Jason Yoder; Most Dependable: Paula Crain and Doug Wisel; Best Looking: Candy LaBrue and Bryan Carpenter; Most School Spirit: Shyla Howe and Justin Beadles. Class Favorite 11

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Junior High Class Favorites: Front row: Best Personality: Chad Biggs and Christy Walker. Second row: Best Dressed: Regina Hut- chison and Greg Brown; Most Talented: Jennifer Hutchison and Ashley Hutchison; Most School Spirit: Kari Barwick and Brian Vowell. Third row: Biggest Flirt: Nikki Turman and Shad Harrington; Best Looking: Leslie Comer and Justin Stinson; Most Likely To Succeed: Rhonda Gleason and Kevin Wisel; Most Dependable: Michelle Thompson and Chris Jones. Top row: Most Humorous: Dana Fite and Jason Lorenz; Most Studious: Brenda Banuelos and Eldon Hart; Most Athletic: Jennifer Ayers and Danny Reyes. Most Likely To Succeed : Kevin Yoder and (n-' t pictured) Lorri Dobbins; Best Dressed: Deena Gamer and Eddie Hamilton. From top: Biggest Flirt: Lynn Barnes and Chad Hutchison; Best Personality: Annie Lorenz and Brad Chambers; Most Talented: Tina Green and Brett Vowell Most Humorous: Melody Walker and B.J. Jones. 10 Class Favorites

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Pastimes At Thomas High Three o'clock. The final bell rings. Everyone goes home Or do they? What really goes on in the hec- tic after-school life of a Terrier? Nikki Turman claims that watching Days of our Lives is her favorite after-school activity. Most of her peers agreed, although cruising, eating, sleep- ing, or just plain doing nothing topped the list as a few of their favorite activities. Although most Terriers surveyed spent an average of 10 minutes on their homework, Chad Hutchison claims he works on his from 3:05 p.m. to 8:29 a.m. . Many Terriers attend after- school sports practicies. They found that these workouts take up at least two hours of their precious after-school time. Most student at THS don't have after-school jobs, but wish they did. Jason Stinson says it wouldn't hurt , and students soon found that they could use the money. How else could one afford to do his many other after-school activities? Mom? Dad? Julie Kautz Basketball practice begins early as Rhon- da Gleason , Michelle King , and Roshelle Ridenour sweat through a summertime dribble drill. Look out, Betty Crocker! Chad Hutchison spends his spare time creating a culinary masterpiece for the junior class pig-out. Juniors brought lood from different lands to celebrate the ending of the spelling tests. Money for the senior trip came from foot- ball concessions. Danielle King does her part to help trim expenses.. Pastimes at Thomas High 12