Tishomingo High School - Indian Yearbook (Tishomingo, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1967 volume:

The Journalism Class of T H S presents The 1967 Indian It is impossible to express with words the gratitude and respect with which we, the students of Tishomingo High School, re- gard a man who has been counselor, teach- er, and most of all a friend to all of us. With much pride, we the 1967 staff, ded- icate the 1967 INDIAN to Mr. Harold Troutman. Mr. Froutman spends many hours working with FFA stu- dents. Annual Staff 1966-1%7 MEMBERSHIP Editor............ Co-editor......... Co-editor......... Business Manager Organizations ... . Organizations . . . Circulation....... Circulation....... Activities........ Activities........ Classes........... Classes........... Classes........... Typist............ Photographer Sports............ Sports............ .....Juanita Nix Anna McCarthick ... Rita Woolly .... Vikki Autry . . Carlene Miller . . Carolyn Loper . Karon Johnson .... Brenda Ford ......Mary May ......Judy Short ... .Betty Hairell Linda Sweeten . Kathy Britton . . . . Linda O'Dell . John Anthony ......Larry Rogers ......Larry Ford Advisor: Mr. Francis ’67 Brings New Facilities m Mr Capcrton looks on as students work Jocv King, Glenn Ferris, Billy Duncan, and Henry Ritchie arc only a few of the stu- on experiments during Biology lab. dents who are enjoying new Science facilities. Karon Johnson looks over new library books. Phone COBB LUMBER 206 ES 1-2233 Hal Woodrow Cobb N. Kemp Morgan Hilton and Steve Bolin run experiment using new Science equipment that was installed during summer of 1966 SENIOR OFFICERS: President, Carroll Young; Secretary, June Maxwell; N ice President. Betty Durington; Sponsor. Mr Low ranee. CAFF IE CARROLL LINDA CHANEY EARNIE COFFMAN RICKEY DOSH BETTY Of KINGTON SARAH ELKINS DEBBIE ESTES MIKE FOLZENLOGEN LARRY JACK HUTCHINS JUNE MAXWELL TISHIE MAE PORTER BILLY JOE POTTS DALE ROUNSAVILLE BECKY SCARBERRY DAVID SWAIN TERESA TRIBBLE JACKIE WALTON CARROLL YOUNG SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY Science has made considerable progress since the year 1967. When I was in high school I would never have thought I'd be finding myself traveling daily from earth to moon. Since the earth and moon have been so closely drawn together through the inventions of inter- planetary space travel, many people have moved their families and businesses to the moon. Small towns are springing up everywhere. When I began working for SPACESHIPS INCORPORATED, I knew that i was working for the wealthiest two men in the universe. Carroll Young and Larry Hutchins made their Sfirst billionS on television as the Gemini Twins, who spend their time planning and carry- ing out fiendish plots against BATMAN. They are so popular that the kids are cheering them instead of BATMAN and ROBIN. Now they are the owners of the largest transporta- tion system in the universe. And, who would be captain of their largest spaceship but Earnie Coffman. There is one city on the moon about which I must tell you. It is surrounded by a large wall, and the main gate is well guarded. Who else would those guards be but Betty, Margie, and Judy! Above the gates of the citv are written the names of the mayor and judge TOMMY NIBLETT AND BILLY POTTS - BORN LEADERS. Andy Bob didn't miss his chance. He came right up and erected an ARMSTRONG'S DRY GOODS in the very center of town. The smaller building alongside ARMS’! RONG'S could be none other than JOHN ANTHONY’S STATION, with Carlene’s Space Gas giv- ing him competition across the street. Carolyn Weaver has her own shop featuring Carolyn’s spacewear. Linda O’Dell is Caro- lyn's top model. This city isn’t without its higher social citizens either. Michael Folzenlogen, Ingrid Ritch- ie, Bill Burgess, and Juanita Nix entertain each other nightly with chemistry and calculus problems. (Personally, I think they’re plotting against Mr. Caperton and Mr. Harkey.) Ruby Dilbeck is the only policewoman on the moon. She’s learned her job well! Linda Chaney, Caffie Carroll, and Barbara Hook keep her busy by running stop signs in their air propelled space cars. Susan Brown was determined that the people of this new U.S. territory must not forget their Indian heritage, and has become (by vote) the loveliest Indian Princess on the moon. There are two other girls who have carried early customs to the moon. Ada Blevins and June Chew have been raising cattle on the largest ranch on the moon with Mary Holt and Ricky Dosh as their foremen. Montie Wheeler, Jackie Walton, and Edgar Short have got a good thing going. They started out with a RECREATION HALL and their business is now the largest on the moon. They feature such famous entertainers as Leon Carpenter, Laura Norris, Sarah Elkins, and June Glover; and those cool comedians Claude, Tishie Mae, and Henrietta Brown. Becky Scarberry is a famous singer who sometimes makes appearances at fabulous nightspots. I heard that Dale Rounsaville was a writer and spent his time writing plays to star David Swain. This town would never survive without a Murray College. And, who else would be Mur- ray’s football coaches but Larry' (Stumbo) Ford, David Mullens, Quannah Nail, and Larry Woods. Of course the half-time show features Debbie Estes in her fabulous twirling routine and Teresa Tribble, who has become “Cheerleader of the Year . With this wonderful group of people living on the moon, the universe has little to worry about. By: Kathy Hutchens Senior NAME FAVORITE EXPRESSION ALIAS MOST ENJOYED PASTIME John Anthony Hey man, cool it! Dick Motorcycle riding Andy Bob Armstrong Why not? AMO Dear Hunting Ada Liz Blevins Bless his heart Ada Eating Susan C. Brown Darn it! Princess Talking Laughing Bill Burgess Forget it Miles W'orking on cars Leon Carpenter Ya-Hoo, Mountain Dew Buck” Guitarpickin’ Caffie Carroll Golly Baby Doing nothing Linda Chaney By gum Sue Chewing gum Earnie Coffman I don't know Earniefus Running around Margie Coles Well, I be darn! Maggie Relaxing Ruby Dilbeck Get lost! Skinnv Dragging Murray Rickey Dosh Darn Rick Driving Betty Durington Goll-ee Durington Basketball Sarah Elkins That’s Tough Sandy Running around Debby Estes Is that true? Debby Lou Twirling Mike Folzenlogen Oh, come on now. Fuzzy Sailing Larry Ford A little work, sleep, love and it’s all over Stumbo flirting June Glover You’re a nut June bug Riding around Judi Harbert WELL! Sloof Playing Ball Mary Holt Can’t say Frances Basketball Barbara Hook Oh! Gosh Bobbie Fighting Brother Susan Hutchens Either this or that! Kathv Jerry Larry Hutchins Do unto others before they do unto you. Hutch” No comment Playing guitar June Maxwell Really? Marvin Sleeping Carlene Miller All’s fair in love and War Skiegics Passing time Reading “Archie” David Mullens “Vild” Mudcat Dragging Murray Quannah Nail Big Deal Greyhound Dancing Juanita Nix Cool Nixie Ridin’ around Laura Norris You are crazy Sissy Playing snooker Linda O'Dell Oh, Really? Kirk Doing crazy things Billy Potts Horsefeathers Lil Abner Reading Ingrid Ritchie Confound it “Ing” Being with Dale Dale Rounsville Love thy neighbor, but don’t get caught. Rounsey Cycling Parking Becky Scarberry Jump in a lake Baby-Babbit Working on cars Edgar Short Until fire freezes Ed-gar Football David Swain I need love Worm Snooker Geary Sweeten Oh Shucks Joe Being Home Teresa Tribble Oh really? TT Skiing Jackie Walton Tell it to us Archieball Drawing pictures Carolyn Weaver Whatever you think Kitty Cat Doing good Mon tie Wheeler Put it off till to- morrow. Wheeler No comment Claude Williams Move Clvde Larry Wood Carroll Young I'd rather be a loser than bored. Not unless I get a chance. Woody Bert Statistics CHIEF FAVORITE HE IS WHAT THEY ATTRACTION SONG SHE IS LIKE Feet Snoopy vs. Red Baron Greatest Motorcycles Mv beauty Wabash Cannonball Delicious Dumplings Feet Louie, Louie Married Roy Gene Hair and face What becomes of the Wonderful Cold fried chicken brokenhearted. None visible Nashville Cats Crazy Fun Girls Guitars Almost Persuaded Crazy over LA Stock cars Green eyes Eight Days of the Week Quiet Cherry Limes Behavior Here Comes Santa Claus Bashful Dr. Peppers Girls Louie, Louie Good Lookin’ Skiing Brown eyes Treat Her Right Engaged Excitement Walk Tell It Like It Is Impossible Boys Personality Needles and Pins Likeable Sports Eyes and Smile Patches Crazy Boys Eves Tell It Like It Is Big Flirt College Boys Eyes Tell It Like It Is Smiling Alton Nothing Buckaroo Intelligent Elegance Size Tell It Like It Is Crazy Females Eves Winchester Cathedral Impossible Don Smile Born Free Stubborn Food Crazy actions Town Without Pity Like she is Having fun Mouth Downtown Friendly Going to town Car Ebb Tide Girl Jerry Tobacco stains Down In the Boondocks Crazy Skoal Laugh Poor Side of Town Crazy Y’an Eyes Tell It Like It Is Always right To enjoy life Big Snoopy vs. Red Baron Crazy Money Nose Mule Skinner Blues Insane Money Eyes Boots Devastating Ronn Hair Sweet Dreams Talkative Jackie Laugh Help Me Girl Confused Murray Dances Feet Snoopy vs. Red Baron Nutty Girls Big Mouth I Am a Rock Indescribable To talk Modesty Rainy Day Women OK. Life Sneakv Smile Born a Woman Silly Dale Actions Snoopy vs. Red Baron Ambitious Friends and cycles Modesty I’m a Believer Magnificent Girls Weight Strangers in the Night Boy Cars Ears Louie, Louie Sorceress Antoine None What Becomes of the Whatever it is Food and girls My husband brokenhearted Eves Born a Woman Silly People Sneaky smile House of the Rising Sun Joker Girls and food Abilities Green Onions Backward Cars Don’t Let That Door- I-A Everything Scholarly attitude knob HIT You Sitting On A Rock Not very nice Cherry Cream Pie We, the Senior Class of 1967, sound and sane of mind, do hereby bequeath these things to the Senior Class of 1968: To whom it may concern: Andv Bob Armstrong III wills his walking style to Clcn Ferris. Betty Durington wills her cute ways to Susan Brisco and Brenda Ford. Earnie Coffman wills his character to 1-arrv Rogers. Margie Coles wills the right to go steady to Charlotte Harbert, Larry Ford wills the right to flirt to Ronnie Shannon. Susan Brown wills her pep club horn to Helen Walton. Caffic Carroll wills the right to wear long, long hair to lo 1-eta Russell and Dianne Dixon Larry Hutchins leaves his place in the whirlpool to Robert Marlin. Barbara Hook leaves her quiet ways to lenna Cox and Wanda Fleming. Tommy Niblett leaves his wine, women, and song to Bills Duke. Mary Holt leaves her ability to go with goat ropers to Karen lohnson. David Swain leaves his basketball ability to Mars Lou May. luanita Nix leaves the annual editorship to Anna McCarthick. CaroIvnWeaver leaves the right to start school late to Bernadon Cleveland and ludv Short. Dale Rounsaville leaves his svrecked Falcon to Hosvard Culp. Becks Scarberrs svills the right to work in Cobb’s Drugstore to Kathy Britton. Ingrid Ritchie leaves part of her brain to Betts Lothridge. Edgar Short leaves his old cinnamon rolls to lessie Pigg and lackic Harper. Tishic Porter and Henrietta Brosvn will their right to flirt to Lina Snowden. lackic Walton and Bills Potts leave their cigarette snipes to limms Sides, Troy sieve, and Franc Burns. Ada Liz Raoer leas'es her hair coloring to Vikki Autrv. Linda Chanes wills the right to talk in class to Kathy McKee. Rubs Dilbcck svills the right to go with college boys to Shirley Winkler. Ouannah Nail leases the right to fight in the dressing room to Tommy Keel. Carlene Miller leaves her motorcycle burns to lames Pace. lune Maxwell leaves her ability to marry young to Sophia Christopher. Montie Wheeler leaves his horn blowing ability to Eric Reuben. Debbie Estes svills her baton to lanene Hilton. Sarah Elkins wills the right to work at the Dairyland to Betty Ford. Claude Williams leaves his deep voice to Earl Griffin. |une Closer and Laura Norris will their right to talk all the time to Brenda Hamilton, loyce Antho- ny, and Sharon Coffman. |udi Harbert leaves her temper to Rita Woolly. lohn Anthony leaves his worn out motorcycle to Roger Wallace. Bill Burgess leaves the right to drive old cars to school to Sharon Walker. Rickcv Posh leaves his brain for chemistry to Clcn Orr. Mike Fol .enlogen leaves his chemistry test tubes to Connie Reynolds. Teresa Tribble leaves her pom-poms to Carolyn Loner. Larry Wood leaves his football ability to Tommy Keel. Carroll Young leaves the right to use the trampoline (behind Coach’s back) to anyone who can. Leon Carpenter leaves his guitar playing ability to Pam Shelton. Kathv Hutchens wills her right to write the prophecy to Sandra Warden. David Mullens wills the right lo write the will for 1968 to Reggie Easterling. Linda () Dell leaves her blonde hair and blue eyes to Beckie Calhoun and Dixie Folzenlogcn. Office Girls June Maxwell, Betlv Durington, and Vikki Autry Ruby Dilbeck. Vikki Autry, Luara Norris, Anna McCarthick, Man Holt; SECOND ROW: Susan Brisco, Tresa Tribble, June Maxwell. Margie Coles, and Rita Woolly. Library Staff Juniors JUNIOR OFFICERS: President, Charolettc Harbert; Vice President, Robert Martin; Secretary, Jenna Cox; Sponsors: Mr. Walk- er, Mrs. Burgess, and Mr. Caperton. Anthony, Joicc Autry, V’icki Brisco, Susan Britton, Kathy Burns, Frank Calhoun, Beckie Christopher, Sophia Cleveland, Bernadon Coffman, Sharon Cox, Jenna Texaco Products TEXOMA OIL COMPANY Wholesale Dist. Walter Calhoun and Jerry Lawley BF Goodrich Tires Tishomingo Phone ES 1-2126 Culp, Howard Dixon, Diane Duke, Billy Easterling, Reg Ferris, Glen Fleming, Wanda Folzenlogen, Dixie Ford, Betty Jane Ford, Kay GrifTen, Earl Hamilton, Brenda Harbert. Charolette Harper, Jackie Harris, Rita Hilton, Jartene Johnson. Karon Keel, Tommy Loper, Carolyn Lothridge, Betty Martin, Robert May, Mary Lou McCarthick, Anna McKee, Kathy Noel, Ruth Orr. Glenn Pace, James Pigg, Jessie Reubin, Eric Reynolds, Connie Rogers, Larry Russell, Jo Leta Shannon, Ronnie Shelton, Pam Sjdes, Jimmy Snowden, Teena Steve, Troy Walker, Sharon Wallace, Roger Walton, Sue Warden, Sandra Winkler, Shirley Woolly, Rita Tommy Keel runs winning touch- down against Madill. Keel’s 70 yard scamper gave the Indians their second straight w'in over Ma- dill and also a chance to win the 9-B Conference. COBB DRUG STORE 215 W. Main Prescriptions — Novelties Gifts — Fountain Service Phone ES 1-3054 Sophomores “this nation wa« conceived fn liberty and dedicated to the proposition that honest men may honestly disagree .. Elmer Davis Sophomores SOPHOMORE OFFICERS: President, Mark Cleveland; Secretary, Glenn Bolin Vice President. Morgan Hilton; Sponsor Mr Harkey Ames, Jimmy Bardin, Dorthy Bivins, Mike Bolin, Glenn Briso, Dcbby Brown, Charles Brown, Sherry Carper, Ramona Clark. Ronnie Cleveland, Mark Tishomingo ARMSTRONG and COMPANY Dry Goods, Ready to Wear — Shoes Phone ES 1-2116 Clifton, James Coffman, Judy Cogburn, Gene Coles. Linda Duncan, Billy Eason. Kathryn Easterling. Becky Eddy. Larry Ferris, Elaine Fogle, James Glover, Frankie Graham, Sandra Gray, Doug Gray, Sharon Gross, Steve Hamman. Nancy Hanson, Jenny Herron, Vicki Hightower, Jimmy Hilton, Morgan Kelley, Robbie Killebrcw, Eddie King. Joey Latham, Susan Locke, Kenneth McCarthick, Glenn Martin. Randy Mathis. Jackie Moore, Jackie Morton. Wayne Compliments of RUSSELL CHAPMAN Moss, Kenneth Norris, Harvey O’Bryan, Bill O’Dell, DeWayne Pace, Judy Park, Carol Perry, Angcrene Reaves, Jeanette Reed. Stanley Richardson, Rickv Rollin, James Rose, Eileen Ross, Homer Rush, Mike Russell, Dennis Smith, Jerry Smith, Pam Stevenson, Joyce Swain. Harold Swain, Sherry Sweeten, Linda Vasquez, Benny Wesberry, Sharon West, Jerry Wheeler, Steve Whiteside, Jonny Williams. Jim Ann Williams, Patsy Williams, Willcc Wilson, Jackie Phone ES 1-3113 THURMAN’S FEED SEED Custom Feed Grinding — Veterinarian Pharmaceutical 208 N. Kemp Wood, Danny Wood, Janice Woolly, Lonnie Wyatt. Bcrnie Who Grabbed you Jerry? Next Year 1 get My Wings. Why didn’t We Study Last Night? LAMBERT OIL COMPANY 502 W. Main Tishomingo The mighty, mighty Indians. It couldn't be that bad, Amo! Would ya believe - Ring around the Rosies?? - What do ya mean — marriage??????? - “May (the Declaration of Independence) be to the world what I believe it will be. to some parts sooner, to others later, but finally to all, the Signal of arousing men ... to assume the blessings and secu- rity of self-government.” Thomas Jefferson Freshmen Freshmen FRESHMAN OFFICERS: President, Randy Martin; Vice President, Jackie Orr; Secretary, Steve Bolin; Sponsors, Mrs. Williams and Mr. Stoddard. Alio way, Sam Black, jerry Bolin. Steve Bowlegs. Willie Bums. Carolyn Burton. Dale Chadwick. Lynda Cheeseman, Sharon Clark. Sammy Cobb, Larry Collins, Wanda Dunafan, Patsy Ferris. David Folzenlogen, Chris Freeman, Dennis Gibson, Judy Gray, Garvin Harbert, Jan Harbcrt, Tommy Hellack, Mike Holt, William Hutchens, Vicki Imotichey, David Jackson, Shirley Johnson, Patti Kite, April Keel, Ilene Lane, J. D Lothridge, Alton Lokey, Susan Mahoney, Eris McLeroy, John Martin, Randy Moore, Cathy Morse, Ricky Neese, Janie Niblett, Patti Orr, Jackie Parish, Mary Plott, Norma Phone ES 1-3161 RUSH S GROCERY Free Delivery 205 W. Main Richie, Henry Robertson, Jesse Rogers, Jan Sellars. Ronnie Sewell, Brenda Smith, Carol Snowden, Henrvctta Stamps, Susan Steve, Theada Thompson, Steve Tisdell, Tommy Walker. David Wallace. Margaret Wellman, Jerry Woods, Deborah Well! We COULD have won first! Junior High “I have never had a feeling politically that did not spring from the Declaration of Independence . . . I would rather be assassinated on the spot than surrender it.” Abraham Lincoln 8th Grade EIGHTH OFFICERS: President. Joe Bill Caskey; Secretary, Karen Autry; Vice President. Gene Horn beck; Sponsor, Mrs. Lit tle- page. Alexander, Woody Ames, Steve Anthony, Gene Autry. Karen Bell, Steve Belvin, Darlene Blakemore, Randall Blue, Lester Bowlegs, Virginia Brown. Sharon 108 N. Bdwy Phone CAREY LUMBER HARDWARE CO. ES 1-2190 Complete Building Service Financing Brown, Stanley Brown, Theresa Caskey, Joe Bill Cecil, Debbie Cheadle, Alfred Cleveland. John David (k bb, Brenda Cog burn, Bobby Culp, Harvey Daniels, Lilly Davis, Ruthie Deavcr, Tony Downey, Ronald Draper, Jerry' Lee Essarv, Becky Fleming, Nadine Fogle, Patsy Gray, Patricia Hamilton, Billy Joe Hamilton, Debbie Harris. Dale Kent HefTington, Siegel Hefner. Karen Henderson, Mary Horn beck. Gene Huff, Franklin Hutchins, Billy Johnson, Dewey Johnson, Tommy Kelley, Stanley 409 W. Main ESTES LOCKER PLANT Tishomingo Lawson, Carl Locke, Donnie Mason, Vickie NlcCarthick, Scotty Moore. Franklin Moore, Larry Nail, Steve Neely. Kugenia Norris, Dale O’Bryan. John Parish, Mike Rainey. Rex Richardson, Ronny Ryan, Billy Sides. Jimmy Spencer, Rhonda Stotts, Greg Thomas, Charles Thomas; Richard Walker, Johnny Warden, Susie Westbury, Betty West, James Williams, Larry Wilson, James Young, Bailv Joe Young, Donny BUTLER S HILLTOP N. of City BUD’S BARBEQUE 1 Mile West of I ish 7th Grade SEVENTH OFFICERS: President, Jon Reuebin; Secretary, Kevin Troutman; Vice President, Ray Lokey; Sponsor, Mr. David- son. Ainsworth, Beatrice Alexander, Lillie Alloway, Diane Anthony, Larry Beaver, Amos Benton, Sheryl Bivins, Betty Bivins, Larry- Blue, Todd Bolin, Gary- 402 w. Main Rowe’s Dairy Queen come to us! Phone ES 1-3180 Brown, Marcus Bynum. Jerry Cleveland, Greg Converse, Phil Dove, Kenneth Draper, Joyce Dupree, Terry Eddy, Gary Eddy, Betty Folzenlogen, Kathy Freeman, Patsy Goss, Rhonda GrifTen, Joyce Harbert. Luther HufF, Lovette Hutchins. Brenda Kite, Sherri Keel. Dale Landrum, Karen Lokey, Ray Moore, Louis O’Dell. Terry Parks. Stanley Parnell, James Perry, Kenneth Phillips, Darla Porter, Garry Rcubin, Jon Riddle, Michael Robins, Kathy 205 W. Main TEXOMA TIRE SUPPLY Charlie O’Dell — Owner Phone Furniture for Every Budget ES 1-3129 Rounsaville. Roger Rowe, Ronald Rowland. Kathy Russell, Pamela Sellars, Vickie Shelton. Jan Smith. Robert Stephens, James Stotts, Ronald Troutman. Keavin Thompson, Coleman Underwood, John Utley, Keith Wellman. Linda Williams, Cornelius Williams, William Wheeler, Sidney Winburn. Larry Woods. Vicki 101 E. Main A B GROCERY Owners — Agnes Bernard La Fevers ES 1-2256 Throw the ball Hurry Up Jump a little higher Aren’t we cute We practice hard Shoot! MONARCH STUDIO MITAINI-M4 MUlsHMI MANI� . MARIANASIMANI . DII1111 I94SANOJIMAOWNAWA ■KOR£A 1950 KRIVOUmONARY WAR I77S-I703 «W 1 SfuNCOMMON W, a VALOR. raj 3 WAS A COM MON KK 8a VIRTUE $3? Senior High Football FIRST ROW — Carroll Young. Larry Hutchens. Montie Wheeler, Larry Ford. Larry Woods. Quannah Nail. David Mullens, Dale Rounsavillc. Andy Armstrong, SECOND ROW Morgan Hilton. Tommy Keel, Mark Cleveland. Eric Reubin, Mike Bivins, Billy Duke. Reggie Easterling, Jesse Pigg. Ronnie Shannon, ROW THREE — Randy Martin. Robert Martin. Bernie Wyatt, Jerry Smith. Randy Martin. Stanley Reed. Harvcry Norris, Glenn Ferris, ROW FOUR: Joey King, Steve Wheeler, Danny Woods, William Holt, Steve Thomson. Wayne Morton, Mike Hellack. ROW FIVE — James Wilson. Willie Bowlegs, Billy Duncan, Garvin Gray, David Ferris, John McLeroy Captain Smith and Co-captains Wood and Nail Smith ANDY ARMSTRONG LARRY FORD LARRY HUTCHENS DAVID MULLENS JAMES WILSON MONTIEM W HEELER LARRY WOOD CARROLL YOUNG MIKE BIVINS STEVE BOLIN WILLIE BOWLEGS MARK CLEVELAND BILLY DUKE BILLY DUNCAN REGGIE EASTERLING DAVID FERRIS JOEY KING WILLIAM HOLT TOMMY KEEL RANDY MARTIN RANDY MARTIN ROBERT MARTIN JOHN McLEROY WAYNE MORTON HARVEY NORRIS JESSE PIGG STANLEY REED ERIC REUBIN RONNIE SHANNON JERRY SMITH STEVE THOMSON STEV E WHEELER DANNY WOOD Wood makes fine tackle BERNIE WYATT 47 Woods makes yardage on a quick run Bivins carrying on a sweep around end Young carrying on a tackle eligible pass Keel makes a long run around end FIRST ROW: Susan Lokcy, Ilenc Keel, Pally Niblett, Theada Sieve. Margaret Wallace, Patsy Dunafan; SECOND ROW: Sharon Chccseman, Vicki Hutchens, Janet Harbert, Norma Plott, Wanda Collins, Henritta Snowden, Kathy Moore, and Mary Jane Parish. Junior High Sports FIRST ROW: Steve Bolin, Dale Burton, Tommy Harbert. David Ferris; SECOND ROW: Alfred Cheadle, Sammy Clark. Dennis Freeman. Alton Lothridge; THIRD ROW: William Holt, Charles Thomas, Wayne Morton, Steve Thompson, and Mike Short. ARDMORE COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Senior High Boy’s Basketball URSI ROW. Larry Woods, Quannah Nail, SECOND ROW: David Swain, David Nlullrns, THIRD ROW: Tommy Keel, Stanley Reed, Eric Reubin, Coach Williamson, FOURTH ROW: John Bruno, Ricky Richardson. Glenn Bolin. Joey Kin . Morgan Hilton, Bcrnir Wyatt. Billy Duncan. Jerry TOMMY KEEL. Manager CECIL WILLIAMSON, Coach B R CAR AND HOME SUPPLY ERIC REUBIN KICKY RICHARDSON trL LARRY ROGERS DAVID SWAIN JERRY WEST LARRY WOODS BERNIE WYATT Swain lied up while playing for 2 Eric Rcubin tries for 2 Larry Wood, Sr., Forward, brings down jump- ball Quannah Nail goes for 2 in pre-season scrimmage Quannah Nail, Sr., Forward, makes jump-shot during Davis game. David Swain trying for basket against Davis I-arry Wood tries for rebound against Colbert Senior High Girl’s Basketball 'IRST ROW: Bruy Durington, Debbv Estes SECOND ROW Judi Harbert, Margie Coles. rHIRD ROW: Sandra Warden, Janene Hilton, Mary Holt, ...... .. . , -r . • n FOURTH ROW: Carol Park. Sherri Brown, Beckie Easterling, Elaine Ferris, Debbie Bnsco, Linda Coles, Vicki rierro CICIL WILLIAMSON, Coach Debbie goes in for lay-up TISHOMINGO MASONIC LODGE BETIT DURINGTON DEBBIE ESTES piLHA m i VICKI HERRON JANENE HILTON MARY HOLT CAROL PARKS SANDRA WARDEN 2-POINTS Debbie Estes. Sr.. Forward sets up play against Atoka Jancne Hilton, Junior, Forward, tries for basket Becky Easterling makes rebound against Colbert Mary Holt, Sr., drives for lay-up Jump-ball goes to Colbert. Jancne Hilton shoots 2 Frec-ball! Track HRS I ROW: Tommy Keel, Randy Martin. Carroll Young; SECOND ROW: Jesse Pigg, Robert Martin. Mark Cleveland, James Pace, Andy Armstrong, Harvey Norris, Mike Hellack; THIRD ROW: Larry Hutchins. Mike Bivins, Ronnie Shannon, Jerry Smith, Danny Wood and Mike Rush. RELAY TEAM: Young, Bivins, Cleveland, and Keel. POLEA AULTERS: Pace and Martin. TISHOMINGO JAYCEE JAYNES .. i Homecoming Queen ’67 HOMECOMING QUEEN Charolette Harbert The football boys elected seven candi- dates consisting of Betty Durington, Caro- lyn Loper, Becky Easterling, Susan Brisco, Ada Raper, and Vikki Autry. The Home- coming Queen, Charolette Harbert and her attendants were selected by popular vote of the student body. Miss Charolette Harbert and her escort are shown leaving the field. Queen Attendants ■ •• .. t ••• ? ;j; « “ � ; : v V( ,1 -4 •- ; ra L • V - ■ , V • • ;. ZA' -.. ;: V. iW.K r. n if -rr. • :- s ••• •• X ’ =. £ •''••� � -= •£ •, ,' , •; n ••• ft$ v ” X ejSj ‘ - i4 V W . rr 57 ., ’ 7 s.j ?-' H f� - H :S ttf ' 4 fc ' £ ;' ' JJ'f Hi'ti ; . , J ; 9 H ft « A f ' YEARBOOK QUEEN Beckie Calhoun YEARBOOK KING Quannah Nail H. B. MYERS AND SON INC. Dallas, Texas F.H.A. king Glen Orr F.F.A. SWEETHEART Charolette Harbert BAND QUEEN: Charolcii Harbert ATTENDANTS: Janene Hilton. Kathy Hutchens. Sandra Warden, and Pam Shelton Senior High Honors Valedictorian Ingrid Ritchie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Ritchie, has been named Val- edictorian of the senior class. Ingrid came to Tishomingo in her sixth year of school. She has been a member of the band and the annual staff. In her jun- ior year she held the office of president of her class. Ingrid has been a member of the Na- tional Honor Society and has won numer- ous awards for outstanding work in her classes. Salutatorian Debbie Estes, Salutatorian for the ’67 Senior Class, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Denny Estes of Tishomingo. She entered the Tishomingo school sys- tem in the first grade. Debbie has had many honors bestowed upon her during her four years at THS. She has been a majorette in the band for four years, a lettered forward for three years, treasurer of her junior class, Stu- dent Council President 66-67, and All- Around Girl in Jr. High. In 1965 she was Homecoming Queen attendant and this year was voted the Best-Looking Girl of the Senior Class. Boy’s State And Girl’s State Teresa Kay Tribble June Maxwell Andy Bob Armstrong David Mullins Larry Jack Hutchins JACKSON’S BUTANE - PROPANE MOST POPULAR Betty Durington Carroll Young BEST LOOKING Debbie Estes Bill Burgess Senior Favorites BIGGEST FLIRTS Mon tie Wheeler Teresa Tribble BEST ATHLETES Mary Holt Larry Wood FRIENDLIEST Linda O’Dell David Mullens HARBERT’S CONOCO NEATEST Kathy Hutchins Andy Bob Armstrong MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Mike Folzenlogan Ingrid Ritchie MOST TALENTED June Maxwell David Swain Activities “The United States themselves are essentiali) the greatest poem . Walt Whitman t T.H.S. Band FIRST ROW: Eric Rcubin. Glen Orr, Jimmy Ames, Dale Rounsavillc. Bill Burgess. Ricky Richardson, Joey King, Larrv Rogers, Andy Armstrong, Bernie Wyatt, Steve Wheeler, Montie Wheeler, Robert Martin, Danny Wood. SECOND ROW: Kris Folzenlogen, Eileen Rose, Susan Lokey, Jon Rcubin, Juanita Nix, Jenna Cox, Sicglc HefTington, Randcl Blak- emore. Billy Ryan, Sammy Clark, Marsha Ward, Sammy Alloway, Steve Bolan. Randy Martin. THIRD ROW: Judy Pace, Pam Shelton, Dewey Johnson, Jan Shelton, Brenda Cobb. Shcyrl Benton, Betty Bivins, Kathv Robbins, Ingrid Ritchey, Charolette Harbert. Debbie Briscoe, Jackie Orr, Jim .Ann Williams. Karen Hefner, lanie Sue Neesc, Jan Rogers, Deb- bie Cecil, Rhonda Goss. FOURTH ROW: Carol Parks, Debbie Hamilton, Eugcna Neely, Homer Joe Ross, Susan Stamps, Karen Autry, Debbie Estes, Kathy McKee, Sandra Warden, Kathy Hutchens, Lily Daniels, Vicki Hutchens, Janey Harbert. Larry Cobb, Patti Niblet. and Susie War- den. SMILE! TISHOMINGO GARDEN CLUB Load ’em up! Band Officers PRESIDENT: Jancnc Hilton; VICE-PRESIDENT: Kathy McKee; SECRETARY: Debbie Brisco; TREASURER: Jenna Cox. Director 4 $� 'C MR ROBERT STODDARD Band Boy BILL BURGESS EASTSIDE GROCERY Drum Major: Charolette Harbert Majorette: Janene Hilton Majorette: Sandra Warden Majorette: Brenda Sewell WAKE FIELD MUSIC CO. 109 N. 3rd WA 4-0966 Durant, Oklahoma T.H.S. Band in Enid Vocal Music MRS! ROW Patty Gray. Jan Shelton. Joyce Griffon; SECOND ROW’: Jackie Orr, Diane Dixon. June Maxwell, Betty Durington; THIRD ROW’: Theada Steve, Deborah Woods, Patsy Dunafun. Dorothy Bardin. ADVISOR: Mr. Francis COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. 102 S. Washington Ardmore, Okla. FIRST ROW: Teresa Tribble, Ada Liz Raper, Mary Jane Parish. Vikki Autry, Beckie Easterling. SECOND ROW Margaret Wallace, Joyce Draper, Darla Phillips, Brenda Hutchins, Diane Alloway, ickie Woods. THIRD ROW': Angerine Perry, Sharon Brown, Mary Lou May, Teresa Brown. FOURTH ROW: Carolyn Lopcr. Bcrnadon Cleveland, Dixie Folzenlogen, Deborah Woods, Betty Durington. FIFTH ROW': Vickie Herron, Linda Coles, Kathryn Eason, Sherry Brown. Mary Henderson. SIXTH ROW’: Susie Latham, Janice Wood. Mary Holt, Sharon W’esbcrry. Beckie Calhoun, Henryetta Brown. Elaine Ferris, June Maxwell, Joyce Stephenson, Patsy Williams. MRS. SNEED - Sponsor 105 E. Main HACKER’S CLEANERS For all your cleaning needs ES 1-2205 Cheerleaders VIKKI AUTRY BECKY EASTERLING MARY JANE PARISH FIRST ROW: Larry Huthchins, Montie Wheeler, Andy Armstrong, Larry Woods. Edgar Short, Larry Ford, David Mullens, Quannah Nail, Caroll Young, Dale Rounsavillc. David Swain SECOND ROW: Larry Rogers, Reggie Esterling. Ronnie Shannon. Billy Duke, Tommy Keel, Glen Ferris. Jessie Pigg. Eric Ruebin. Robert Martin, Morgan Hilton THIRD ROW: Steve Wheeler, Harvey Norris, Steve Cleveland. Bernie Wyatt. Mike Bivins, Jerry Smith. Joey King, Stanley Reed. Mike Hellack President: Quannah Nail, Vice-President: Caroll Young, Secretary: Larry Wood. Treasurer: David Mul lens JACK'S GARAGE FHA 1st ROW: Patti Johnson. Patsy Dunafan. Eris Mahoney. Jan Rogers. Carol Smith, Eileen Rose. Patti Niblett, Jackie Orr, Mary May. Carlene Miller. Betty Durington. Susan Brisco. Vikki Autry, Barbara Hook, Betty Loth ridge. Jo Leta Russell. Judy Short 2nd ROW: Mrs. Burgess. Advisor. Theda Steve, Susan Stamps, Susan Lokey. Janet Harbert, Linda Coles. Debbie Brisco, Vickie Her- ron. Beckie Easterling. Ilene Keel. Vickie Hutchens. Dixie Folzenlogen. Bernadon Cleveland. Janene Hilton. Jenna Cox, Karon John- son. Kathy Britton rd ROW Henrietta Snowden, Deborah Woods, Sherri Brown, Janie Neese. Judy Pace, Jim Ann Williams, Beckie Calhoun, Sandra Warden, Elaine Ferris. Judi Harbert. Margie Coles, Pam Shelton. Charolette Harbert', Kathy McKee. Brenda Ford. Advisor and Officer 1st ROW: Betty Durington. Treasurer. Susan Brisco, Reporter, 2nd ROW: Jenna Cox. Song Ix-ader. Brenda Ford. Historian, Carlene Miller. President. Mrs. Burgess. Advisor trd ROW Elaine Ferris, Devotional Chairman. Sandra Warden. Vice President. Pam Shelton. Student Council Rep.. Beckie Calhoun. Parliamentarian. Charolette Harbert, Secretary Phone ES 1-2523 CAPITOL-DEMOCRAT “Advertising Doesn't Cost It Pavs Joh nston Countv FHA Scramble Everybody loves a song The time has come to accept your office. Carlene, you are now F.H.A. Pres. Well, it’s easier to read it! We, the F.H.A. members, look toward new horizons Mrs. Burgess! Stepping out on F.H.A. Careful — Don't bum yourself! Mrs. Calhoun and Mrs. Easterling, Adult F.H.A.'ers. But to sav “cheese makes us think of food! I'm not leaving, I just got Relaxation after a hard days work here! JOE R. CRAIG - JOSTEN RING CO. Future Farmers of America TISHOMINGO MOTOR CO. F.F.A. Float Jack and the Beanstalk A worm diet? Phone ES 1-2130 W. J. BALDWIN STORES Tishomingo 202 W. Main 4-H Club 1st ROW: Brenda Hutchins, Scigel HefTington, Phil Converse. Keith Utley, Steve Bell, Kevin Troutman, Stanley Parks 2nd ROW: Vicki Sellars. Vicki Woods, Debbie Cecil, Betty Bivins, Donnie Locke. Billy Ryan, Ray Lokey, James West, Joe Bill Cask- ey. Dewey Johnson :lrd ROW Mr. Clarence Ryan, Advisor, Mary May, Susan Stamps. Kenneth Locke, Billy Duncan, Janie Sue Neese, Vickie Hutchens, Klaine Ferris, Stanley Reed, Beckic Calhoun. Mark Cleveland, Jerry West, Kathy Hutchens, Mrs. Vera Taylor, Advisor. 5? 1st ROW: Jerry West, Vice President, Vicki Hutchens, Student Council Rep., Mark Cleveland. Song leader. Klaine Ferris, Secretary, Kathy Hutchens, President. 2nd ROW: Mr. Ryan, Advisor, Mrs. Vera Taylor, Advisor CHRISTMAS ACTIVITIES 19(36-1967 MEMBERSHIP Debbie Estes.................................President Charoiette Harbert..................... ice-President Janene Hilton...........................Vice-President Glen Ferris..................................Secretary Kathy Hutchens..................................Senior Class Larry Hutchins..................................Senior (.lass Susan Brisco....................................Junior (.lass Vikki Autry.....................................Junior Class Mike Bevins..........................Sophomore Class Debbie Brisco........................Sophomore Class Carol Smith...................................Freshman Class Margaret Wallace..............................Freshman Class Debbie Hamilton ...........................8th Grade Ronald Stotts................... Andy Armstrong.................. Jesse Pigg...................... Pam Shelton..................... Sherry Brown.................... Larry Wood................................Lettermen Vicki Hutchens................................. 7th Grade ...Band FFA FHA Pep Club PERSONALITY BEAUTY SHOP ES 1-2672 Student Council .V STUDENT COUNCIL CONVENTION DELEGATES Susan Brisco, Chamlette Harbert. Glen Ferris, and Janene Hilton. OFFICERS Debbie Estes Glen Ferris Charolette Harbert Janene Hilton President Secretary Vice-President Vice-President Homecoming Highlights 1st Place Senior Class Snow White 2nd Place Freshman Class Beauty and the Beast 3rd Place 8th Grade Cinderella Junior Class Jack the Giant Killer Sophomore Class Seventh Grade Utile Red Riding Hood Hansel and Grctcl Homecoming Dance 9 jN a IV J - ' . n • 'I1 Indians celebrate victory Cool it, Sam Senior Play The Senior Play C-ast I s not a coward. Posey, I’s just like to live! I on't I get an engagement kiss. Beth? What a night! What a night! We told you it wouldn't work. 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