Tishomingo High School - Indian Yearbook (Tishomingo, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1968 volume:

1968 Indian Cishominjjo public Schools (Eishominqo, (Oklahoma Hoi. 15 Anna McCarthick Editor Karon Johnson Assistant Editor Charolette Harbert Business Manager William G. Francis Advisor Jforefoord Tishomingo High School is many things. It’s the students, the faculty, the buildings, the spirit of working together. It’s the anticipation of the “Big Game”, the rivalry of who will be Queen. It’s assemblies and classes and the rush in the halls, getting to class on time when your locker is stuck. It’s working in the shops or learning to be a Homemaker. It’s Red and White and The Indians; it’s pride in our band, our new library, science lab, and our new football stadium. It’s the rush to the Dairy Queen’s and Cafeteria at noon, the Band Contests, homecoming activities, student council elections, the From. It’s giving oral reports, writing term pa- pers. craming for finals, panic at report card time, striving for Scholarships. All these and more make the “big picture” at Tishomingo High. But the thing that makes it great is GROWTH. Foreword Dedication Administration Board of Education Faculty- Seniors Underclassmen Elementary Favorites Sports Organizations 3 4 6 8 9 16 26 49 67 75 91 3 Because you have worked for and with us, because you have given generously of your time and wisdom words are a poor substitute with which to express our sincere respect and admira- tion for you. Everyone respects you and looks to you for advice and help. You are never too busy to stop and talk with a student or to help the school in any way you can. In appreciation for such devoted service, the yearbook staff proudly dedicates the 1968 INDIAN to you, Mr. Gerald Utley. Indicate to Ulou « As Principal, Mr. Utley has an unmentionable number of du- ties to assume. Although this takes most of his time, he has other duties outside his office. He has done a fine job as coach of our girls’ basketball team, and also sponsoring our Student Council. 4 % Principal 6 Js itperintenciettt 7 IBnard of ISducation and All the students of T.H.S. owe a measure of gratitude to the Board of Education. Although the public often does not realize that they are working quietly “behind the scenes”, the Board is at the head of the administrative functions. A member of the Board gets little recognition for many hours spent working hard. We would like to say to all of you who have played such a major role in our high school life, a very sincere, “thank you”. Members of the Board are Mr. Corbin O’Bryan, Clerk; Mr. Wiley Hacker. Member; Dr. F. E. Webb. Member; Mr. Billy King, Vice-President; Mr. Jack Parish, President; Mr. Pete Littlepage, Superintendent. Sfaculto ®each and Adlme jltudpnts Mrs. Ruth Burgess Home Economics Mrs. Virnettia Caperton Special Reading A Mr. Sidney Caperton Science Mr. Bill Francis Industrial Arts Mr. James Harkey Mathematics Mr. C. L Mullins Spanish Mr. Harold Troutman Vocational Agriculture Growth must originate from somewhere. The faculty are not the only ones who launched our growth, but they control and Mr. Charles Wyatt direct it in its proper path. The people shown here are a few of Sociology, Psychology the many that make our school into what it is .... GREAT. We give our sincere thanks to them for their most appreciated help and understanding. 9 Nnn-Ctachtttg Jersumtel . . . . Flora Hairell Faye Upton (Ttsh High’s (Custodians and H us Hriurrs Cyrus Autry and Delano Covington Sain McCarthick, John Gray, Fredo Hamilton and Wayne Walker. The two “most wanted” men around Tish High and Grade School are the custodians, because when they are wanted, they are wanted RiGHT NOW”. Theirs is the task of keeping the rooms clean, the mechanisms running'smoothly and all the other jobs the faculty and the students think of. Four other men who are very important around school are the Bus Drivers. Through all kinds of weather they have the task of getting students to school each day and transporting them to school ac- tivities. They have a great responsibility as bus drivers. We. the students, owe these men a measure of gratitude for their dedication to our school and its activities. To them we say “thank you”. 10 librarians 1C ibrarian Mrs. Othalene Williams Roger Allen. Rita Smith, Diane Dixon. Jackie Moore, and Beck- ie Calhoun. ODffice (fiirls and librarians IJrttue in He efficient (Office (furls Connie Reynolds, Janice W'oods. Vikki Autry, and Anna Mc- Carthies IBrings on A lot of work goes into the making of a school, on these pages are just a few of the things that make our school. Last year the J unior Play Cast spent weeks working up “Headin’ for a Weddin’ ”, a comedy, which provided enter- tainment for parents and friends, not to mention the fun the play cast and Mr. Caperton had making it. One of the Student Council’s best achievements last year was the Mardi Gras Ball. It provided a break in the ’Spring Fever’ that starts thawing out about that time. The Sophomore Class has wonderful memories of their Freshman Graduation. Speeches, encouraging the class to make the most of their next three years of high school, were given by Valedictorian Randy Martin and Salutatorian Vicki Hutchens. Do to the cancellation of football at Murray State Col- lege, Tishomingo High School had to find another place to play football. Thru Mr. Littlepage’s leadership and hard- work. money was appropriated and construction on a new field began. It was completed in time for the Indians to open the season. 301 West Main DON HALLS B R Hardware Car Parts Buy it right in Tishomingo. H167 Happenings Each year election of Student Council Officers is an event at T.H.S. Last year (’66) candidates for president were; Charolette Harbert, Janene Hilton, Susan Brisco, and Glen Ferris. Vice-president candidates were; Mark Cleveland, Sherri Brown, Debby Brisco, and Joey King. Candidates for Secretary were De- wayne O’Dell and Carol Smith. The students elected by popular vote of the student body were; President Charolette Harbert, Vice-Presidents Mark Cleve- land and Debby Brisco, and Secretary Dewayne O’Dell. New Orleans in Tishomingo???? No, it’s just T.li.S.’s Mardi Gras. The King and Queen of the Mardi Gras were Tammy Ward and Jeffrey Milligan of last years second grade. Grades 1 thru 9 participated. Last year during the Spring Concert, Charolette Harbert was crowned Band Queen. She was escorted by Bill Burgess. Her Court and their escorts were; Sandra Warden and Danny Wood, Janene Hilton and Ricky Richardson, Pam Shelton and Glen Orr, and Kathy Hutchens and Montie Wheeler. EAST SIDE GROCERY AND STATION 704 East Main Street Tishomingo. Oklahoma SENIORS HAVE MEMORIES OF . . . First game of the year... the excitement that fills every person . .. the singing of the school song ... the memories that are re- called by each Senior. . . This, and the work within the past twelve years, is what it takes to make a graduate. To make the 1967-68 year their best, the Seniors elected Reggie Easterling, President; Glen Ferris, Vice-President; Jenna Cox, Secretary; and Vikki Autry and Janene Hilton, as Student Council Representatives; to lead their class. To assist in the many well organized activities were their class sponsors Mr. Harold Troutman and Mr. Joe Lowrance. Through the past years these Seniors have made many friendships and have experienced a sense of accomplish- ment as well as failure, both leaving their mark on growing minds. But the times that will be best remembered are those when they worked side-by-side in friendship and loyalty to accomplish something that would represent the best class at T.H.S., the class of’68. Vikki Autry Joice Anthony Susan Brisco Kathy Britton j eniore IBegtn Mittal 'll ear Beckie Calhoun Bernadon Cleveland Jenna Cox Howard Culp Billy Duke Reggie Easterling Hith jHixed Emotions Glen Ferris Wanda Fleming Anna McCarthick has been very active in High School. She has been on the yearbook staff for 2 yrs. She was co-editor in ’66-’67 and Editor in ’67-68. She was in the Pep Club 2 years. 4-H 6 years, and FHA 1 year. She was also a Class officer for 2 years, and on the Honor Roll for 3 years. In 1967 she was a Girls State Dele- gate and in the summer of 1967 she attended a year- book workshop at the University of Oklahoma. This Page Sponsored By SMITH WHITE IGA GROCERY Joe De Bock Diane Dixon 17 Brenda Ford Earl Griffin Tommy Keel has been in football 4 years. During this time he served as Co-captain 1967 and was chosen All District 1967. He also has been in Lettermens Club 4 years. Track 1 year, and was a ’67 Homecoming escort. Ronnie Shannon served as Auxiliary President in 1965. Sen- tinal 1966, and President in 1967 during his 4 years in FFA. He has been in football 2 years when in 1967 he was Co-captain of the football team and was chosen All Dis- trict-All Area 1967. Other Activities include 4-H Club 2 years and Track 2 yrs. In his 2 years of Lettermens Club, he was President in 1967. Ronnie was also our Homecoming Queens’ escort this year. Betty Jane Hairell Brenda Hamilton Charolette Harbert Jackie Harper (Graduation JMarbs the End Janene Hilton Arnold Isenberg 18 BOB DURINGTON AND SON Mattress Upholstery Shop Phone ES 1-2680 Tishomingo, Oklahoma Robert Martin Karen Johnson Mary Lou May Tommy Keel Anna McCarthick of the HecLtmting Linda Norton Glen Orr Betty Lothridgc Charolette Harbert is shown here in her drum majorette uniform, welcoming Govenor Bartlett. Charolette has been drum major for the past two years of her six years of band. She has also served as president and vice-president of the Student Council. The FFA elected her as Chapter Sweet- heart for the past two years. She has also been Home- coming and Band Queens, served various offices in FHA and class, and was a delegate of Girl’s State. SHARPE'S DRY GOODS COMPANY Clothing for the entire family 221 West Main Tishomingo, Oklahoma ES 1-2261 19 Sandra Warden has been an active member of the THS Band for the past six years, shown here as a majorette. During her three years in FHA, she served as vice-president and songleader. Sam also was a member of the high school basketball team, junior play cast, and the annual staff. If you like to fish-shop in Tish. Well try to fill your every wish. Eric Rcubin Connie Reynolds Larry Rogers Johnny Russell deniora JDtactWer |3rintleg Jo Leta Russell Ronnie Shannon 20 B E SPORTING GOODS (Hunting, too!) ftespnnstbilities, 3fu n Rita Smith Pam Shelton Tina Snowden Jesse Pigg served as Auxiliary Secretary in 1965, and treasurer in 1967 during his 4 yrs. in FFA. lie has been in football 3 yrs.; 4-H Club 2 yrs.. Track 3 yrs.. Lettermens Club 2 yrs.. and Student Council 2 yrs. Jesse was also a 1967 Homecoming escort. Jimmy Sides Judy Short Troy Steve Sharon Walker 215 W. Main Sue Walton COBB DRUG STORK Prcscriptions-Noveltics Gifts-lountain Service Phone ES 1-3054 - 21 Roger Wallace Marsha Ward Seniors ILooh Ahead to a bright 3future Sandra Warden Shirley Winkler Larry Weaver Rita Woolly Seniors have set examples for nearly 350 other students in school this year. We sin- cerely hope we have not let YOU down. The term has now come to almost an end, and WE want to wish the Seniors of ’69 ... Good Luck! 22 504 West Main Good Luck Seniors!' Wheeler Auto Service ES 1-2529 MOST POPULAR Charolette Harbert Tommy Keel 1' WITTIEST Bernadon Cleveland Joe DeBock BEST ATHLETES Sandra Warden Ronnie Shannon BEST LOOKING Janene Hilton Reggie Easterling MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jenna Cox Glen Ferris LAHTTE PHARMACY Congratulations anil Best Wishes to the Class of’68' 23 The GREAT line-up. Follow the leader Things go better with ... Orange Crush? Olar 1 |larl? Heads junior Class Sponsors, Mrs. Ruth Burgess, Mr. Sid Caperton, and Mr. Wayne Wal- ker worked throughout the year to guide and inspire the Juniors dur- ing a year of busy activities. Carol Park, as president of the Junior Class, led the students in all projects of the 1967-68 school year. Other officers were Mike Bivins, vice-president and Brenda O’Dell, secretary. 26 Bivins, Mike Bolin, Glen Brisco, Debby Brown, Sherri Clark, Ronnie Cleveland, Mark Coles, Linda Duncan. Billy Eason, Kathryn Easterling, Becky 108 North Broadway CARKY LUMBER HARDWARE COMPANY Complete Building Service Financing Phone ES 1-2190 Cbrnuqh 1967-’68 School ■Hears’ V Zs (S Ferris, blaine Fogle, James Glover, Frank Gray, Doug Gross, Steve Hackwroth, Phyllis Hammon, Nancy Hanson,Jenny Herron, Vickie Hilton, Morgan Isenberg, Tommy King, Joey Lathan, Susie Locke, Kenne Mathis, Jackie JVctiuities, Responsibilities, McCarthick, Glenn Moore, Jackie Muckelvane, Lynn Norris, Harvey O’Bryan, Bill O’Dell, Brenda O’Dell, DeWayne Pace. Judy Park, Carol Peden, Merle Box 542 RITZ THEATRE ‘1 or the Best in Movies' Madill, Oklahoma 27 01 lass Kings Sfinallo JVrrtlte Perry. Angerene Reaves. Jeanette Reed, Stanley Richardson, Ricky Robertson, Bobby Rose, Eileen Ross, Homer Rush, Mike Russell, Dennis Smith, Jerry Smith, Pamela Stevens, Joyce Sweeten, Linda Turner. Jerry Wesberry, Sharon for Anxious juniors West, Jerry Wheeler, Steve Williams, Patsy Wilson, Jackie Wood. Danny Wood, Janice Wyatt, Bernie 28 junior's j§ tage Hail Che Hmtkerinq Hera” “Listen here you lugs this is football nowiddlywinkes.” “Did one say he were a doctor. Maw?” I want to talk to you in private.' “Just where have you been for the past two weeks.” 29 “Speak to me Snorkle, speak to me.” Studious, aren’t we?? Come on. Pucker up. Bernie! 30 Steve Bolin, Secretary; Mike Short, Vice-President, and John McLeroy, President. Alloway, Sammy Bolin, Steve Bowlegs, Willie Burns, Carolyn Burton, Dale Cheeseman, Sharon Clark, Sammy Colley, Linda Dunafan, Patsy Fenis, David Freeman, Dennis Gibson, Judy Gray, Garvin Harbert, Janet Harbert, Tommy Tishomingo, Oklahoma REEVES INSURANCE AGENCY 104 North Kemp 32 Phone ES 1-2155 Soph’s ’Pushing Jfnrfoard Hellack, Mike Holt, William Huff, James Hurst, Jimmy Hutchins. Vickie Johnson, Pattie Keel, llene Kite, April Lane,J.D. Lokey, Susie Lothridge. Alton McLaughlin, Joan Mahoney, Eeris McLeroy, John Martin. Randy Moody,Evon Moore, Kathy Morse, Ricky Neese. Janie Sue Niblett, Patti Orr, Jackie Parish, Mary Jane Peden,Judy Plott, Norma Ritchie. Henry RUSH’S RED WHITE Phone ES 1-3161 Prices are always right Rogers, Jan Sewell, Brenda Short, Mike Smith. Carol Snowden, Hennrietta 201 West Main Suphnnuues participate in Stamps, Susan Steve, Theada Thompson, Steve Wallace, Margaret Wellman, Jerry Woods, Deborah Wright, Frances jVctinities NAPP-National Association of Pick-Pockets. Four-footed Lilly. 34 Phone ES 1-2354 PARISH REFRIGERATION FIXTURE CO. Jack C. Parish Dealers in Stoves and Cafe Fixtures of all Kinds Tishomingo. Oklahoma Jenna Cox, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Cox, has been chosen Valedictorian of the 1968 Senior class. Jenna has attended Tishomingo schools for 7 years. She has been a member of the Band for 5 years, served as treasurer in ’67 and was a majorette this year. She has served as FHA songleader ’67 and president ’68, class officer 2 years, 4-H Club 2 years, annual staff 1 year and was chosen 9th Grade Salutatorian. Jenna was also voted Most Likely to Succeed senior girl this year Senior Hiqh Honors Charolette Harbert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Har- bert, is the Salutatorian for the 1968 senior class. During her 10 years in the Tishomingo school system, Charolette has had many honors bestowed upon her. She has been a band member 6 years and served as Drum Major 2 years, served as Student Council Vice-President 66-67 and President 67-68, FHA 4 years and was officer 3 years, FFA Sweetheart 2 years, class officer 5 years. 1967 Girls State Delegate, and served as Advertising Manager on the yearbook staff 67-68. In 1967 she was chosen Band Queen and Homecom- ing Queen and this year was voted the Most Popular senior girl. 35 IBoos’ j$tate and flfmls’ jltate Boys’ State and Girls’ State consists of a highly organized system of government in which over 1,000 girls and boys from Oklahoma took of- fice and had special duties. In a one week summer session they experi- enced government in action on the county and state level. Campaigning preceded the election of state and county officials and members to the Supreme Court and Legislature. Ending the week’s activities was the Governor’s Ball. Selected by the American Legion as the Boys’ State Dele- gate was Glen Ferris and as the Girls’ State Delegates were Anna Mc- Carthick and Charolette Harbert. 36 jFrcelinmi ffinrk iBiligentltt Allen, Roger Alexander, Woody Anthony, Gene Autry, Karen Bardin, Dudley Bell, Steve Belvin, Darlene Bowlegs, Virginia Blakemore, Randall Brashier, Earl Brown, Sharon Brown, Stanley Caskey, Joe Bill Cecil, Debbie Cleveland, John Cobb, Brenda Cole, Ronald Cox, James Culp, Harvey Daniels, Lilly Davis, Ruthie Deavers, Tony Decker, Kenneth Dennis, Roland Draper, Jerry Easterling, Eddie Essary, Becky Fleming, Nadine Fogle. Patsy Gray, Patty MHWS COMPIITI INSUM ANCI Slavic! DENNY ESTES FARM BUREAU INSURANCE AGENT Cntnard (E heir «finals Graham. Donna Hamilton. Debby Hammons. Roger Heffington. Seigel Hefner, Karin Brown, Theresa Hinchey, Sam Hornbeck.Gene Huff, Franklin Hutchins, Billy Joe lsenberg, Eddie Johnson. Dewey Johnson, Tommy Jophin, Dixie Lane, Sidney Lawson, Carl Don Locke. Donnie Moody, Gilbert McCarthick, Scotty Moore, Franklin Moore, Larry Euel Morse, Greg Nail, Steve Neely. Eugenia Norris, Dale O’Bryan, John Parish, Mike Rainey, Rex Richardson, Runny Russell, Carolyn Don Norma Ratliff, Owners Your Home of Better Values” OKLAHOMA T1RK SUPPLY CO. Phone ES 1-3125 39 Ereshmen ILearn ®hrnugli Experience Ryan. Billy Short, Connie Sides, Jackie Smith, Mary Spencer. Rhonda Stotts, Greg Thomas. Charles Thomas. Richard Walker. Johnny Warden. Susie Wesberry, Betty West, James Williams. Larry Wilson. James Wilson. Richard Love. Joe Young, Donnie Phone ES 1-2130 Freshman enjoy activity period w. t. BALDWIN STORES 202 West Main ao Tishmingo 8tl] (Oracle Has iVctilie Hear Alexander, Lillie Alloway. Dianne Anthony, Larry Benton, Shcrly Bivins. Betty Bivins, Larry Bolin, Gary Brown, Marcus Cleveland. Greg Converse. Phil TEXOMA TIRE SCPPLY Decker, Virginia Dove. Kenneth Draper, Joyce Dupree, Terry Eddy. Betty Freeman. Henry Freeman. Patsy Gibson, Rita Griffin. Joyce Hamilton, Billy Harbert, Luther Huff, Lovetta Hutchins. Brenda Keel. Dale Kindell, Gary Kite, Sherri Lokey, Ray Norton, Marilyn O’Dell. Terry Parks, Stanley Sales Service Phone ri-.MM Appliances, TV, Home Supplies Charlie Odell, Owner at jV (firade of Ilectsitute Perry, Kenneth Phillips. Darla Reubin. Jon Riddle. Michael Robbins. Kathy Rounsaville. Roger Rowe. Ronnie Rowland. Kathy Russell, Pamela Sellars. Vickie Shelton. Jan Smith. Robert Stephens. Arthur Stotts, Ronald Thompson, Coleman Troutman. Keavin Turner. Lillie Underwood, John Utley. Keith Wellman. Linda i PLRSONALITY BKAUTY SHOP 104 South Kemp Tishomingo, Oklahoma Study, Study, Study. Just a little bit higher. Who me? 43 § rtmtth (traders joining 3ntn Alexander, Judy Artuberry, Troy Bell, Pat Benton, LaDonna Britton, Ralph Bynum. Jeny Calvin, Candy Carlton, Susan Carter, Sandy Cheadle, Martha Colley, Bobby Collins, Jackie Courtney. Margaret Covington. Theresa Cox, Linda Dickerson, Nelda Dosh, Mickey Dove, Sharon Duke, Doris Dupree, Bobby Eddy, Gary Fleming, William Justus, Danny Glover, Ronnie Gray, Judy Hallmark, David Hamilton, Mike Heffington, Bobby Hornbeck. Barbara Kimbrough, Charles 44 FIRST STATE BANK Each deposit insured to $15,000 by F.D.I.C. Tishomingo, Oklahoma ctinities at HMS Locke. Leldon Lothridge, Linda Martin, Patti Mathis, Larry May, Marilyn McKinley, Debra Moore, Gail Moore, Louis Moore, Perry Needum. Rickey Nelson, Robert Norris, Betty Orr, Rickey Parish, Patti Pidgue, Benny Porter, Gary Powell, Charolette Reaves, Debbie Reynolds, Richard Richardson, Terri Ruth, Diana Sellars, Debbie Steve, Charolette Stevenson, Rosalyn Thompson, William Tribble, Joel West, Richard Williams, Billy Wiseman, Clarence Wiseman, Larry Compliments of HAMILTON’S VARIETY STORE Tishomingo, Oklahoma as Wt Murk fur the IBest 46 Grab your partner and dosie-do. r Donnie Locke, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenne Locke, Tishomingo, has been chosen Valedictorian of his Fresh- man class. He has been an active member of 4-H Club 3 years. He was chosen “most active 4-H Club member” 66-67 and also went to State Roundup at Stillwater that year. He has been in football 3 years, basketball 3 years, track 3 years, and a member of the Student Council this year. Junior Utah Honors Karin Hefner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Hefner, Tishomingo, has been chosen Salutatorian of her Fresh- man class. Karin has been a member of the Band 2 years. FHA 1 year, and an active member of 4-H Club this year and won two speech awards. She is also a member of the Freshman basketball team. 47 Adiliitg period at Now Coach Wyatt it couldn’t be THAT funny!! Chief-Rose-Petal think- ing!?? Now it’s like this Gab session MAY FLOWER SHOP “For all Occasions” Tishomingo, Oklahoma This will be SOME play!! Mr. iOale jVnderstni principal 05ratta School JTacuItij Mrs. Sally Adams 1st Grade Mrs. Mona Broughton 5th and 6th Grades Mrs. Mable Chance 5th and 6th Grades Mrs. Virginia Cox Kindergarten Mrs. Ollie Cummings 3rd Grade Mrs. Wanda Glenn Kindergarten so H. T. VLRNON Municipal Securities Ardmore. Oklahoma 3Facincj Chntt . (Opportunity anri V rsponsibility Miss Virgie Fly 3rd Grade Mrs. Nancy Harkey 5th and 6th Grades Mrs. Tereasa Lawley 4th Grade Mrs. Martha Martin 1st Grade Mr. Bill Miller 6th Grade. Coach Mrs. Betty Nelson 2nd Grade Miss Pearl Sharpless 1 st Grade Mrs. Willie Smith 4th Grade Mrs. Dorothy Toews Kindergarten Mrs. Delores Utley Special Reading Mrs. Clara West 1 st Grade Mrs. LaVerle Pryor Secretary DE HART SHEET METAL ROOETNG CO. US 4th S.W. Ardmore, Oklahoma Roofing-Suspended Ceiling-Duck Work Phone 223-7792 51 Steven Alberson James Bardin Ruth Ann Barden Jimmy Berna Randy Blue Jimmy Boulton David Brisco Mary Bullard Sherrie Chaney Carolyn Cheadle Paula Converse Kenneth Emmerson Rita Gipson Tommy Gipson Deborah Goodner Billy Gunter Kathy Hairell Sharlene Hallmark Ricky Henderson Thomas Hinchey Rickie Hodges Chris Huff Russell Jemison Danny Keel Debbie Kingsberry Jeannie Kite Gwendolyn Lamey Gaylon McCullom Randy McCullom Vickie McCarthick 6th flfmtrlers Jhtne 3full BUD’S BARBEQUE 1 mile west of Tishomingo Highway 22 Phone ES 1-2847 THURMAN FEED SEED Custom Feed Grinding ES 1-3113 208 N. Kemp 5? 'll ear of Affinities O v_ Ricky McLaughlin Carlos Mahoney Glenn Moody Sammy Moody Vance Nail Jayne Niblett Janet O’Dell Curtis Odum Gerald Parks Marilyn Perry Danny Phillips Sherri Pollard Dawanda Powell Linda Pryor Tim Rainey Larry Ratliff Nancy Riddle Prentice Rose Randy Ryan Randy Shelton Barbara Spence Sidney Spencer Dennis Sprouse Barbara Stotts Mark Thompson Terry Updegraff Terri Utley Gail Walker Sharon Wood Ronald Woods JOHN’S HAIRDRESSERS Creator of Individual Hair fashions Phone ES 1-2470 607 North Kemp SUSIE’S CAFE Home Cooked Food S3 Patricia Williams Hard IUInrfe and 1 Where are the other two?? Wipe that grin off your face!!! ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Tishomingo, Oklahoma Serving for a Better Community 5th (traders |Jarticipate in Activities Arlen Alexander Roger Blakemore Billy Blue Harvy Blue Eddie Bolin Debby Boulton Elvin Bullard Wilhelmenia Butcher Teresa Collins Chris Calvin Donna Cecil Annette Cheadle Sherry Clemmons Annette Courtney Cokie Cox Jo Lynn Day Donna Doyle Jerry Dupree Steve Ford Sharon Gibson David Holt Kevin Hopkins Vickie Horton Gladys Justus Lu Ann Littlepage Leigh Lokey Ronnie Long Mike Loper Dale Moore Vickie Moore Blue Bird School Bus Bodies Your children’s safety our only thought in building buses ALLEN WALSH-DISTRIBUTOR Oklahoma City facing (Lhm . . . iHflanu Hespnnsihilities Ruth Murphy Deborah Needom Teresa Nelson Richy Perry Glenna Pidgue Dougles Porter La Donna Ratliff Curtis Ritchie Glenn Rowe Derrell Rowland Stanley Sewell Edwin Smith Jerrie Smith Sherri Smith Terri Smith Teresa Sprouse Olan Steve Barry Troutman Patti Warden Dorie Webb Dorothy Webb Sharlot Wheeler Genorace Williams Larry Wood Tommy Young 4th (traders JVre (Hood listeners! James Alexander Julie Anderson Brenda Arles Leanne Baker Barbara Bardin Valli Dawn Benge Randy Berna Teresa Berna Gerald Bolin Linda Bowassa Pamela Brisco Bruce Carlton Lisa Carter Carole Clemmons Clay Combes Ava Converse George Courtney Linda Culp La Dawn Day Kelly Deaton Teresa Decker Leward Dixon Richard Dove Alice Eddy Patrica Elkins Charles Goodner Carolyn Gray Cynthia Gunter Vickie Hamilton Milton Harbert W. A. MASON AGENCY Congratulation, Students, Education is Your Most Dependable Asset! 57 Charles Hazen Lloyd Hazen Denny Henderson Ginger Hicks Terry Hutchins Patsy Isenberg Johnny Johnson Billy Kemp Kay Kindell Ken Kingsbery William Lamey 111 Marcellia Locke Tom Lokey Kenny May Carolyn McKinley Joni Mihura Brenda Moore Randy Moore Allen Murray Susan Murray Steve Nichols Debra‘O’Dell Daniel Odum Bobby Parks DannyTarton David Phillips Rodney Pollard James Powell Tony Quinton Ken Rainey 4th (traders Hearn Compliments of CITY CLKANERS “We arc Professional Dry Cleaners Tishomingo, Oklahoma ;Nefo Skills Mark Kiddle Lindy Rowland Ricky Rutherford David Scarberry Rhonda Shelton Linda Smith Patrica Stephenson Jerry Studdard David Thompson Russell Trammell Janet Vandevier Wanda Walker Benny Webb Brenda Wisemen Karen Wood Grade School Chorus Performs at Christmas ARMSTRONG AND COMPANY Dry Goods, Ready to Wear-Shoes Phone ES 1-2116 Tishomingo 59 3rd (traders j re an Alexander, Leslie Barns, Russell Benton, Larry Britton, Darlene Burris, Annette Carper, Barbara Chaney, Tammie Chapman, Rebecca Crumb, Donald Doyal, Linda Dupree, Lynn Fleming, Barbara Gibson, Johnny Gibson, Phillip Hallmark, Terry Hamilton, Ronnie Hazen, Timothy Hellack, Cheryl Hicks, Angela Jemison, Robert Johnson, Joe Don McDonald, Debra Milligan, Jeffery Moore, Billy Murphy, Debra Nelson, Rhonda Perry, Dean Porter, Fayretta Rhyne, Claud Ritchie, Sammy A B GROCERY Owners-Agnes Bernard La l evers 101 East Main ES 1-2256 60 Energetic (6roup Schrolder, Michael Smith, Billy Spencer, Nancy Stamps, Bobby Stotts, Timothy Stephenson, Marvin Sprouse, Mary Studdard, Patrica Triplett, Ronnis Utley, Gary Vandevier, Mark Ward, Tammy Wagner, Jay Warden, Paul Wilson, Donna CAPITOL DEMOCRAT Advertising Doesn1! Cost-It Pays Johnston County 61 Phone ES 1-2523 TJiuutijstcrs Enjog School ilifc c c Ted Arterberry Greg Belcher Perry Blue Jimmy Deaton Derek Collins Jackie Dilbeck Kimberly Doyal Brenda Gibson Alan Hallmark Ricky Lewis Charles Locke Buddy May Pam McGlocklin Donna Parton Bobby Patterson Debra Powell Johnny Reinhart Mike Richardson Gary Rolunson Dorothy Sprouse Beverly Stevenson Ricky Wagner Roy Webb Duayne Williams Jeannie Wiseman Susan Young 62 Compliments of THE TISHOMINGO MASONIC LODGE Jfirst (traders ®eqttt Education Quita Alexander Angela Andrews James Arles Theresa Autry Coye Bardin Darrell Blue Teri Boulton Vicki Boulton David Bowman Patti Brisco Connie Brogdon Barbara Burris Cherrel Cardinal Neil Caperton Connie Clemmons Vivan Colbert Caren Combes Dana Duke Joe Dupree Della Elisee Carol Freeman Janene Gray Alan Harrison Violet Hart Marcia Hazen Randy Hobbs Michael Huff David Isenberg Brenda Johnson Howard Johnson ROSt GARDLN CLL'B 63 64 mtlittg J[aces of 1st (fmtders Randall Johnson John Judd Joe Kite Connie Lamey Jessie Louis Willie Martin Jimmy May Billy Miller Aaron Milligan Lawanna Moore Sabrina Murphy Jon Nelson Billy Parker Kelly Parton Dietra Perry Douglas Pettry Jana Pryor Kenna Robinson Garry Rowe Robin Rutherford Tammy Selph Cynthia Short Brenda Sprouse Don Smith Sevie Stephenson Anatte Steve Sandra Stevenson Sherri Stoddard Curtis Trammell Ricky Upton SAY PEPSI, PLEASE HincUrqarten IBeqins Schiml Arles. Tommy Balt. Dana Bardin. Wesley Berna, Jackie Blair. Michael Blue, Louise Brown. Gregory Canaday, Jeffrey Carper, Gayla Chapman, Gregory Colbert, Cynthia Dilbeck, Steven Crumb, Anita Elisee, Lisa Fairchild, Deanna Gibson, David Hamilton, Dickie Harbert, Joyce Hazen, Mike Holt.Terresa Huff, Gary Long, Elizabeth Martin, Pamela McCarthick, Carl Wayne McGlocklin, Vickie Miller, Tracy Moore, Mike Pearson, Valerie Plumley, Donnie Reid, Marcus Phone ES 1-2145 STAMPS DRY GOODS “The Home of Quality Merchandise Tishomingo 65 2HU prepare for 1st (Oracle Robbins, Robin Ruth, Eva Stallings, Penny Stevenson, Randy Thompson, Alisa Thompson, Franklin Trammell, Maxine Upton, Debbie Walker, Donna Webb, Edmond Wilkerson, Kathy Williams, Billy Woods, Hayden Arles, Wayne Dupree, Tincy Kemp, Timmy McDaniel, Krista Moore, Michael Nichols, Jackie Stewart. Jeffery 66 1 OS East Main HACKER’S CLEANERS Friends of T.H.S. Tishomingo, Oklahoma Janene Hilton jMiss Indian Anna McCarthick Karen Johnson JHr. Jttdian Tommy Keel 2nd Brave 1st Brave Homecoming O ueen Susan Brisco Vikki Autry Seven girls were chosen by the Lettermen’s Club for candidates for Homecom- ing Queen. These seven were put before the student body for a tinal selection ot four, one of these to become queen. No one knew who the lucky one was until halftime of our Homecoming game with Davis. This year the Lettermen chose as their seven candidates, Vikki Autry, Susan Brisco, Seniors: Debby Brisco, Becky hasterling and tiaine Ferris, Juniors; and Carol Smith, Sophomore. Alter the stu- dents voted, theballots were counted by some anonymous person and the four finalists announced. These four were Vikki, Susan, Debby and Brenda. They had four anxious and suspense filled days to prepare for the Homecoming Parade and Football game. When the long awaited night finally arrived, Ronnie Shannon, Co- captain, crowned Debby our 1967 Homecoming Queen. Attendants Brenda O’Dell Unmecnmtng |Jararfe 3s ®est liner Susan THS Band Brenda Junior Float Freshman Float 7th Grade Float General Electric Air-Conditioning 314 Main 371-2253 Doing your trouble free, electrical work at a price You can afford-There is a difference 73 3Homecomtng lOance (Tups ODff HUlceks 74 iVctinitirs After a busy week of building floats, choos- ing a Homecoming Queen, and hard football and band practices students were able to let go and unwind at the annual Homecoming Dance. The Juniors, who also decorated the gym and pro- vided refreshments, sponsored the dance. Both this and the 13-12 victory over Davis were final touches to a perfect Homecoming. COBB LUMBER HARDWARI Woodrow and Howell Cobb Tishomingo, Oklahoma Indians Haue (fumrl THtar C BOTTOM ROW: M. Hilton, T. Keel. J. Pigg, B. Wyatt, M. Bivins, M. Cleveland, B. Duncan, E. Reubin, S. Wheeler SECOND ROW R. Easterling, S. Thompson, R. Shannon, J. King, D. Wood, J. Smith, S. Reed, B. Duke, M. Hellack. THIRD ROW B O’Bryan, J. Wilson, G. Gray, W. Morton, J. Caskey, K. Locke, D. Gray, W. Holt, M. Short, T. Harbert. FOURTH ROW: A. Lothridge, W'. Bowlegs, B. Bolin, J. West, D. Ferris, S. Bolin, C. Lawson, R. Martin, E. Easterling. FIFTH ROW D Locke J. McLeroy, G. Hornbeck, S. Alloway, R. Nelson, R. Dennis, J. Draper. B. Hutchins. TOP ROW: Coach Smith. D. Youne D. Norris, S. McCarthick, Coach Wyatt. Williamson Smith Wyatt Captain Ronnie Shannon and Co-captain Tommy Keel Duke Easterling Keel Pigg Reubin Shannon Bivins HARBERT’S CONOCO STATION “In Business to Serve You 76 Tishomingo, Oklahoma Jerry Smith (12) pulling away from Davis players. Who’s got the Ball? Joe Bill Caskey being rushed by Davis Wolves. Nelson Norris O’Bryan Reed Smith Wheeler Wood MOTOR SALES CO. Automobile Parts-Machine Shop Service Big Sandy “Little Sandy Northcutt 216 West Main Tishomingo ES 1-2657 Wyatt Alloway Bolin Bowlegs Dennis Ferris Harbert Mike Short (33) looking for an opening. Surrounded by Indians! Under the guidance of Coach Cecil Williamson, Coach Billy Smith and Coach Charles Wyatt, and also the leadership of Captain Ronnie Shannon and Co-captain Tommy Keel, the Indians made Homecoming. Compliments of CHAPMAN FUNERAL HOME Russell Chapman Thompson Short Wilson Caskey Draper Hornbeck Hutchins Head-on action A very special event with a 13-12 victory. Here Jerry Smith is blocking for Tommy Keel in the Davis game. imports in .Action Norris (22) being stopped after a big gain in the Sulphur game Davis Wolves being stopped by the Indians Sept. 8 Allen 20 Tish. 0 Sept. 15 Maysville 22 Tish. 7 •Sept. 22 Antlers 0 Tish. 20 Sept. 29 Davis 12 Tish. 13 •Oct. 6 Idabel Wash. 0 Tish. 43 Oct. 13 Marietta 28 Tish. 0 Oct. 27 Elmore City 22 Tish. 16 •Nov. 3 Madill 6 Tish. 0 •Nov. 10 Coalgate 26 Tish. 6 Woods (51) looking for an opening MISTLETOE BRAND PRODUCTS Norris (22) running from a tackle so l-'resh and Cured Meats W.E. Reeves Packing Co. Ham. Bacon and Lunch Meats Ada. Oklahoma 3[oothall Honors of Reggie Easterling All-District Billy Duke All-District PEOPLE’S ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, INC. Owned by those we serve! 81 82 Jerry Smith (50) shoots for two against Madill. Stanley Reed (44) jumps for tip-off. Vicki Herron (15) shoots for two against Marietta. Vicki Herron and Marietta Player jump for the tip-off. Janene Hilton drives in Caney game at Murray Tourney. Sharon Wesberry (25) shoots jump shot in home game. Janene Hilton (30) and Carol Park (44) fight for rebound. Carol Park shoots two in Marietta game. 83 84 125 M. Market MONARCH STUDIO S.L. Hackworth Enid, Oklahoma AD 4-1994 33!1nrk and fleterminatinn - %ood Ceam KNEELING: Billy Duncan.Glen Bolin. FIRST ROW: Jerry West, Eric Reubin. Bernie Wyatt, and Joey King. SECOND ROW: Morgan Hilton. Jerry Smith. Stanley Reed. Ricky Richardson. Coach Williamson calls next play. 'QLjJLJiL (6 trig JWurfe Jlard BOTTOM ROW Sherri Brown. Linda Coles, Kathryn Eason. Margaret Wallace, Debby Brisco. TOP ROW: Sharon Wes- mr-Ti'i� rne J6, ™ C,ar°’ iane e 'lilton' Elaine Ferris’ Caro|yn Russell. Becky Easterling. Coach Utley. NOT Pit 1URED: Rita Wooly and Sandra Warden. Janene Hilton hustles in game against Caney. 86 87 junior Htqh ® askethall V. V . URST ROW: Nadine Fleming. Sharon Brown, Palsey Fogle, Connie Short. SECOND berry, Carolyn Russell, Darlene Phillips, and Eugenia Neeley. ROW: Tresa Brown, Betty West- L'ckeT THIRD ROWldR?‘eR Jam lSHH ilSpn’ Bi CaSkey SEC0ND ROW: Carl Lawson- Sei8el Heffington, Donnie SSL cl 8- R‘Ch,,‘l Th0m“- S'm'Cy B,OWn- Rkky WilS“n- Uo™“ grants fflurk Hard and Carolyn Russell shoots in Dickson game. Eugenia Neeley set up a play against Dickson. Ronald Cole, No. shoots for two. W ins Of) antes Eddie Easterling, No. 44. drives for a shot. Kenneth Decker, No. 40, covered by Dickson. Coffee drinkers are serenaded. And you’d never believe A verb means ACTION not a place! It's Pickin’ Time! Coffee-Room Supervisor .... Sugar Bears are GREAT! 90 The Student Council is composed of elected student body officers representing each class and organization. These students, under the direction of Mr. Utley, principal, carry out all business necessary to run school affairs. This year, under the direction of their sponsor, the Student Council presented the Spirit Hatchet during football season, had their annual Toy Drive at Christmas, sponsored a well-attended Christmas Dance, sponsored Teacher's Week, partici- pated in the March of Dimes Drive and had Student Council election in the Spring 1967-68 MEMBERSHIP Charolette Harbert Mark Cleveland . . . Pebbie Brisco . . . . Dewayne O’Dell . . Janene Hilton Vikki Autry........ Becky Easterling . . Morgan Hilton Jackie Orr......... Carol Smith........ Susie Warden Karen Autry Ray Lokey ......... Kathy Robbins . . . Susan Carlton Robert Nelson. . . . Bernadon Cleveland Mary Jayne Parrish Ricky Richardson . Mike Hellack . . . . Donnie Locke . . . . Janet Harbert . . . . . . President Vice-President Vice-President . . Secretary .... Seniors .... Seniors .... Juniors .... Juniors . Sophomore . Sophomore Freshman . . Freshman ........ 8th ........ 8th ....... 7th ....... 7th . . . Pep Club ...... FHA ...... FFA . . Letterman . . 4-H Club ......Band STUDENT COUNCIL CONVENTION DELEGATES DeWayne O’Dell. Carol Smith, Debbie Brisco, Mark Cleveland, and Mr. Utley, Advisor. A du isnr Mr. Gerald Utley Student GUutncil Sponsors (Eeadms HUek” S OFFICERS Charolette Harbert DeWayne O’Dell . Mark Cleveland . Debbie Brisco . . . . . President . . Secretary Vice-President Vice-President 93 BOTTOM ROW: Debbie Brisco, Sandra Warden. Jenna Cox. Brenda Sewell. SECOND ROW: Ricky Richardson. Bobby Heffington, Patty Parrish, Patti Martin, Linda Cox, Lea Ann Young. Ladonna Benton, Terry Richardson. Bob Stoddard. Di- rector; Charolette Harbert. Drum Major; Richard West, Karen Autry, Connie Short, Ricky Orr, Phil Converse, Randall Blake- more, and Larry Moore. THIRD ROW: Debbie Cecil, Stanley Parks, Roger Rounsville, Kevin Troutman, Betty Bevins, Sheryl Benton, Diane Alloway. Pam Shelton, Kathy Robbins, Susie Warden, Brenda Cobb, Seigel Heffington. Marilyn Nor- ton, Lillie Daniels, Janie Neese. Billy Ryan. FOURTH ROW: Debby Hamilton, Robert Martin. Vickie Woods, Jan Shel- ton. Karin Hefner, Judy Pace. Jon Reubin, Randy Martin, Ilene Rose. Jackie Orr, Joan McLaughlin, Patti Niblett, Susan Lokey, Jan Rogers. Eugenia Neely. Dewey Johnson, Vickie Hutchins, Sammy Clark. TOP ROW: Mickey Dosh, Glen Orr, Larry Rogers, Bernie Wyatt, Dewayne O'Dell, Homer Ross, Carol Park. Joey King, Danny Wood, Larry Cobb, Steve Bolin, Janet Harbert, Eric Ruebin. Marsha Ward, Sam Alloway. C.3H.S. ®and performs at (Cotton 94 DIRECTOR BAND OFFICERS Glen Orr, Vice-President; Janene Hilton, Secretary, and DeWayne O’Dell, President. BAND BOY When our band steps out sharply on the football field, it is the result of many hours of early morning practice. They were accompanied by the majorettes, Jenna Cox, Sandra Warden, Janene Hilton. Srs.; Debbie Brisco. Jr.; Brenda Sewell, Soph.;and Drum Major Charolette Har- bert, Sr.; who stepped spiritedly on the chilly fall morn- ings. Much credit is to be given to the Band this year. They have tirelessly worked to make this a real big year. Activi- ties for the band started in August with marching practice. Their hard work was evident in the excellent halftime shows presented during football season and in the con- tests they entered. During the month of October, 1967. the band won three trophies: 1st for street parade, 1st for field marching, and a Sweepstakes trophy for the outstanding band at the Konawa Band Festival. They also marched in the Cotton Bowl Festival Parade in Dallas New Years Day. T.H.S. Band, we’re proud of you! 97 BOTTOM ROW: Coach Smith, Mike Hellack, Steve Wheeler, Mark Cleveland, Jesse Pigg, Tommy Keel, Harvey Norris, Ro- bert Martin. Glen Ferris. Bernie Wyatt. SECOND ROW: Reggie Easterling, Billy Duke, Mike Bivins, Jerry Smith, Ronnie Shannon, Stanley Reed. Morgan Hilton, Joey King, and Eric Reubin. JLettenmin’s (Khtli •).! minutes Athletic Actitiities Coach Smith; Ronnie Shannon, President; Reggie Easterling, Secretary; Mike Hellack, Student Council Representative; Tommy Keel, Vice-President. DANIEL’S DAIRYLAND Our most important asset is our customer 204 East Main Phone ES 1-2623 98 East Service is Our Motto |lep (EIuli Honks Blip on ( HEERLEADERS: Vikki Autry, Mary Jane Parish, Beckic Easterling. Ilene Keel. Sherri Brown, and Susan Brisco BOT- TOM ROW: Pam Russell. Betty Lothridge. SECOND ROW: Kathy Powland. Debbie Reeves. THIRD ROW Sharon Dove. Susan Carlton: FOURTH ROW: Connie Reynold. Barbara Hornbcck. FIFTH ROW : Francis Wright Linda Loth- ridge. SIXTH ROW Martha Cheadle. Bernadon Cleveland. Brenda O'Dell. Brenda Hutchins. Doris Duke Loette Huff Darla Phillips. Patsy Williams. Sharon Brown. Joyce Stevenson. SEVENTH ROW: Betty Norris. Judy Short. Treasa Cov- ington. 1 OP ROW: Treasa Brown. Mary Henderson. Angerine Perry, Linda Cole. Sharon Westberry. Beckie Calhoun Linda Norton. Elaine Ferris. Betty Hairell. Deborah Woods, and Kathryn Eason. ADVISOR OFFICERS Mrs. Sharon Sneed Spirit makes an athletic event and the responsibility to generate this spirit rests on the T.H.S. Cheer- leaders. Vikki Autry, Susan Brisco. Sr.: Sherri Brown. Beckie Easter- ling, Jr.; Ilene Keel and Mary Jane Parish. Soph.; outfitted in Tish’s traditional Red and W'hite the cheerleaders encourage and boost enthusiasm through pep rallies. The club met weekly under the direction of Mrs. Sharon Sneed to make signs, decorate lockers and locker room, draw the giant Indian head and to wrap the goal posts. Linda Coles, secretary; Bernadon Cleveland. Student Council Rep.; Beckic Calhoun. Presi- dent; and Elaine Ferris, Vice-President. 100 Best Wishes to Class of 1968 From COCA-COLA Bottling Co. of Ardmore iffliss spirit of Judy Short Dallas, Texas 75215 iq) Beckie Calhoun Bernadon Cleveland H. B. MEYER SON INC. Mr. Tom Wheatley P.O. Box 1568 BOTTOM ROW : Mrs. Ruth Burgess, Sponsor; Pam Shelton. Karon Johnson. Vikki Autry. Bernadon Cleveland. Beckic Calhoun. Susan Brisco. Brenda Ford. Jackie Orr, April Kite. Betty Lothridge. SECOND ROW: Judy Short, Susie Lokey, Patti Niblett, Janet llarbert. Ilene Keel. Mary Parish. Vickie Hutchens. Linda Coles, Judy Pace. Eileen Rose. JoLeta Russell. T HIRD ROW: Brenda Cobb. Carol Smith, Debby Hamilton, Karen Autry, Connie Short. Patty Gray, Ruthy Davis. Debra Woods, Henryetta Snowden. Mary Henderson. FOURTH ROW Susan Stamps. Vickie Herron. Eugenia Neely. Pattie Johnson. Jan Rogers. Charolette llarbert. Jenna Cox. Lilly Daniels. Susie Warden. Debbie Cecil. TOP ROW: Carol Park, Becky Easterling. Debby Brisco. Brenda O'Dell, Elaine Ferris. Sherri Brown, Becky Essary. Rhonda Spencer. Karen Hefner. Charolette llarbert. Sec.; Susie Lokey, Reporter; Mrs. Ruth Burgess, Advisor; SECOND ROW: Becky Calhoun. Devotional Leader;Carol Smith. Songleader; Sherri Brown, Parlimentarian, Becky Easterling. Historian; Mary Parish. S.C. Rep. COLVERT’S-The Dairy Best Box 1S8 02 Ardmore. Oklahoma SMILE, you're on candid cam- era! The Freshman Lineup. All dressed up. BUT no place to go! FHA PRAYER SONG FHA.FHA God in His Love enfold thee Guide thee tenderly And in His wisdom mold thee. Come to our meeting here today. Show us the true and perfect way. Our inspiration be Constantly guiding every abiding love. Our “SHINING” examples. What’s his name, girls???!!! 103 104 JERRY WEST jFiFJV prepares Ijltmng JMett for Future BOTTOM ROW: Danny Wood. Glenn McCarthick, Stanley Reed, Reggie Easterling, Ronnie Shannon, Jessie Pigg, Ricky Richardson, Billy Duke,Glen Ferris. SECOND ROW: Glen Orr, Jimmy Sides, Jerry West. Ronald Cole, Eddie Easterling, Joe Bill Caskey, Kenneth Decker, James Cox, Harvey Culp. Dennis Russell. THIRD ROW: Jackie Wilson, Randall Blake- more, Billy Ryan. James West, Scotty McCarthick, David Ferris, Dudley Bardin, Roger Hammons, Tommy Harbert, Richard Thomas, Tony Deavers. FOURTH ROW: Robert Martin, Johnny Walker, James Harper, Larry Moore, Billy Hutchins, Steve Bell, Jerry O’Bryan, Mike Parrish, Gene Anthony, Lonnie Woolly, Jerry Draper, Dale Norris, Joe DeBock, Mike Bivins, and Bill O'Bryan. BOTTOM ROW: Doug Gray, Sentinal; Mr. Harold Troutman. Advisor. SECOND ROW: Glenn McCar- thick, Reporter;Charolette Harbert, Chapter Sweet- heart; Jesse Pigg, Treasurer. TOP ROW: Glen Ferris, Secretary; Ronnie Shannon. President; and Reggie Easterling, Vice-President. Mr. Harold Troutman Advisor BUCK’S SHOE SADDLE SHOP 303 West Main Tishomingo, Oklahoma 105 The 75 FFA members, led by sponsor. Mr Harold Troutman, lived up to their motto: “Learning to Do. Doing to Learn, Earning to Live. Living to Serve.” With this in mind and realizing that farming forms the backbone of the future, FFA concentrated on teaching the use of the best and newest methods of farming. Some activities include regular field trips where stu- dents learn fundamentals of farm and ranch work, land and livestock judging, and showing livestock. Officers for the year were: Ronnie Shannon. President; Reggie Easterling. Vice-President; Glen Ferris, Secretary; Jesse Pigg, Treasurer; and Glenn McCarthick, Reporter. 106 107 BRENDA O DELL 4-JTers Mnkt tht Hest ISctter L vT � L L BOTTOM ROW: Kevin Troutman, Ronnie Glover, Siegel Heffington, Roger Rounsville, Sharon Dove. Stanley Parks, Mary May, Virginia Decker. Gerri Richardson. Patsy Freeman, Debra McKinley, and Vickie Woods. SECOND ROW: Ricky Needham, Bobby Heffington, Leldon Locke. Robert Nelson.Charles Kimbrough, and Pat Bell. THIRD ROW: Kathy Robbins. Debbie Cecil. Patsy Dunafan. and Jan Rogers. FOURTH ROW: Sherri Brown. Keith Utley, Kathryn Eason, and Janie Neese. FIFTH ROW: Donnie Locke, Susie Lokey. Susan Stamps. Dewey Johnson, and Billy Ryan. TOP ROW: Jerry West, Becky Calhoun. Vickie Hutchens, Elaine Ferris. Kenny Locke, and Sammy Hinchey. (Officers 4-H Clubs are known all over Oklahoma and especially in Tishomingo. The organization has regular monthly meetings directed by Mrs. Vera Taylor, Home Demonstration Agent, and Mr. Biard, County Agent. They are always present at the meetings to correct the members. 4-H is an adventurous club By striving hard enough, a 4-H’er may win trips to Round-Up, Leadership Camp, or to Chicago. 4-H’ers strive to make the best better! FIRST ROW: Ray Lokey, Song Leader: Janie Neese. Reporter; Debby Cecil. Recreational Leader; Donnie Locke, S.C. Representa- tive; Mrs. Vi Caperton. Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Rogeane Locke. Sponsor; Vickie Hutchins. Vice-President;Sherri Brown, Sec.-Treas.; Mrs. Vera Taylor. Home Demonstration Agent; Not Pictured Elaine Ferris, Pres. toe ffle .Strhie fur a Higger and better ■|Itarboiik FIRST ROW: Brenda Ford, Classes Manager; Viki Herron, Sports; Janeen Hilton, Advertising; Karen Johnson, Co-Editor; Jenna Cox, Advertising; Bernadon Cleveland, Circulation Manager; Anna McCarthick, Editor. SECOND ROW: James Fogle. Photographer; Brenda Hamilton, Classes; Brenda O'Dell. Circulation; Linda Norton. Sports;Charolette llarbert. Business Manager; Elaine Ferris, Circulation; Debby Brisco, Classes; Glenn McCarthick. Photographer. NOT PICTURED: Sandra Warden. Copy Writer: Rita Wooly. Sports Manager. A riu is nr Producing a yearbook takes more than just throwing a few pictures on a page and sending it in to a publisher. It takes long hours, during and after school, of work, tears, respon- sibility and co-operation. Each editor is responsible for his own section but all had to help when the going got tough. The staff was inspired by, urged on, scolded and praised by Mr. Francis, advisor. The total result, we feel, is one of pride .in our endeavors and the knowledge that we are offering a complete record of the year’s activities. Im- measurable time, effort and imagination go into producing the yearbook. no Mr. William G. Francis We would like to take this opportunity to express our thanks to the many people who have made this yearbook possible. First our appreciation goes to our sponsor and photographer. Mr. Francis and to our assistant photographers. James Fogle and Glenn McCarthick. The publica- tion of this yearbook would not have been possible if it weren’t for students who offered their time and effort and was concerned enough to work when a deadline was approaching. Now the book is finished, and we hope that we have worked a tangled mass of plans, pictures, and names into an INDIAN that you will be proud of and in a special way reflects the hap- penings at Tish-o-High 1968. i We have tried to capture Tishomingo High School on the move, with its experiences and achievements as we have seen it and we hope that we have achieved this goal. Now the last pages have been sent and the 1968 INDIAN is finished. The halls are dimmed as the year 1968 draws to a close and the Graduates leave these halls of learning. But they will brighten once more to inspire, to teach, and to send out another group of graduates to a more brighter future. - —' ' - - - - • ' ■ AW, , 5$' '•p-n- :.--w«7? « ■ C I‘ v x � - v f ; ________ i. —— • - vf ., r£ -r . V« “iV' V .. - r- .• ’ ; ,ir,i if ; - � ■ ; - • - v--j ter iv.r-t:-.-, '. -■� J '•$ « -ai? - � -- • ' ' : T-� -',T - ■'■?- -l .V, .- •-j . — i'«T2C §§ - njro