Thomas High School - Terrier Yearbook (Thomas, OK)

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 La Tisha Fiasor Laura Frwoman Casey Hales Eddie Hamilton Teena Hebei B.J. Jones Julie Kautz Nikki King MicheUe Lapel Stace Litsch Mlchalio Richardson Bobby Schantz Meredith Sprong Hoyt Steele Jason Stinson Melanie Stinson Gary Yoder Monica Young bear Junior Class Officers: Eddie Hamilton, Secretary; Michelle Lapel. Student Coun- cil Representative; Julie Kautz, reporter; Lynn Barnes, reporter; B.J. Jones, Sergeant-at-Arms; Brent Chambers. Stu- dent Council Representative; Meredith Sprong. Treasurer; Chad Hutchison. Vice-President. Not pictured: Lorri Jo Dob- bins, President. A large selection of foreign dishes are en- joyed by Brent Chambers and Lynn Barnes . Mt. “Ross” more Number One The juniors can definitely boast a suc- cessful year at Thomas High. Mt. Ross more was the title of their first place and overall winner football homecoming float. They returned to the winner's circle once again with their basketball homecoming mini-float entitled Boun- cin' Through A Winner's Wonderland . Mrs. Kathy Scott chaperoned the class as they visited the Civic Center Music Hall (and were nearly dropped off at the downtown Greyhound Bus Station) to view plays of American literature greats. Raising money for the senior trip through the concession stands became something of a high priority. To top off a successful year, the placed second in the Spring Fling festivities. Justin Beadles Juniors

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Lynn Barnes Brent Chambers Traci Christensen Lorn Dobbins Dance, Dance, Dancel Eddie Hamilton had a surprisingly good time at the basketball homecoming dance. Nurse Lorri Jo Dobbins doctors her English paper on Halloween. The kiss of death I Gary Yoder is thrilled about being kissed bitten by vampire Michelle Lapel.

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Jaisd Baldwin JaAnn Bashor DaWns Brinkley Justin Carpenter lulle Christensen Brad Ckxussen Hungry sophomores will eat anythingl Caught digging through the trash are Julie Christensen. Janet Crowl, Kathryn Hazel. Annie Lorenz . and Jenny Comer for a snack between classes. The protest days of the sixties are relived by Matt Hoyt and Joel Lane. 28 Sophomores