Tishomingo High School - Indian Yearbook (Tishomingo, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1970 volume:

THROUGH THESE DOORS The 1970 Yearbook Staff Presents THE “INDIAN” Forward Through These boors. . . Through these doors will come many feet-the feet of many Tishomingo Indians. They will come thundering on the war- path. They will come trampling in victory. They will come dragging in defeat. But always they walk forward-never lag- ging behind. These doors open to a world of excitement. Bells ring-it’s classtime—study and books, pop tests and then those dreaded report cards. Bells ring-it’s fun times-ballgames and banquets, class plays and dances on homecoming nights. But inside these doors we strive to learn, so that we can open any doors which appear before us on our journey through life. 2 Table of Contents DEDICATION ......................... 4 ADMINISTRATION ..................... 5 SEVENTH GRADE.......................13 EIGHTH GRADE........................17 FRESHMEN............................21 SOPHOMORES..........................25 JUNIORS.............................31 SENIORS ............................37 HONORS..............................45 ORGANIZATIONS.......................65 SPORTS..............................81 ELEMENTARY..........................99 GRADES..............✓..............103 YEARBOOK STAFF.....................124 3 To ] ou We Dedicate This 1970 Yearbook The yearbook staff of 1969-1970 proudly and affectionately dedicate our yearbook the Indian, to you, Mr. William Gene Francis. His interest in his students and in our yearbook staff have endeared him to all who have come under his influence. He has not only fulfilled the position of a teacher in Shop, Crafts, and Mechanical Drawing but has sponsored the Indian for the last four years, giving us many hours of his time. His guidance and understanding not only in school but out of school have earned him a place of highest esteem in our hearts. 4 Mr. Francis helps a student with a shop project. 5 5. Cr. “Pete Littiepage Superintendent of Tishomingo Public Schools Crerald Utley Principal of Tishomingo High School Board of Education Discuss School Problems Mr. Clifford Parish President Mr. Corbin O’Bryan Member Wiley Hacker Member Mr. Billie King Vice-President Dr. F. E. Webb. Jr. Clerk Mr. M. P. (Doc) Bennet Coach History Mrs. Ruth Burgess Home Economics Mr. Sidney Caperton Science Faculty Guides Growth and Development of Students Mr. Norman Clayborn Coach Mr. Bill Francis Industrial Education Mrs. Sara Hudman Spanish Mrs. Dorothy Hudson English Mr. Lou Niblett English 9 Faculty Guides Growth of Student Body Cecil Williamson Coach Othalene Williams Counselor Wayne Walker Science 10 Mrs. Troutman, Mrs. Williams, Librarians r Librarians and Aides Add to the Effectiveness of Education Mrs. Stoddard, Teachers Aide 11 Their's Is a Vital Contribution 12 Seventh Grade Accepts Challenge of Junior High Seventh graders swing into the action of junior high. Class officers are Larry Wood, vice- president; Debbie Thomas, secretary-treasure; and Glen Rowe, president. Alexander, A. Ballard, P. Blakemore, R. Bardin,R. Blue, H. Blue, R. Boulton, D. Bullard, E. Cheadle, A. Clemmons, S M 101 W. Main BOB BOULTON BODY SHOP Tishomingo uJith Courage, Spirit and Confidence Cole, R. Collins, T Cox, C. Day. J. Doyal, D. Dupree, J Easterling. B. Exel, L. Farrei, P. Ford, S. Hicks, D. Holt, D. Hopkins, K. Horton, V. Johnston, G. Justus, G. Littlepage, L. Lokey, L. Long, R. Maas, R. Maas, S. McBride, R. McKethan. D. Moore, V. Murphy. R. P O. Box 85 DELTA MINING CORPORATION Mill Creek, Oklahoma '3 Seventh Graders Enjoy First i ear of Jr. Hi. Murphy, Vicki Needham, Deborah Nelson, Tresa Perry, Ricky Ratliff. La Donna Ritchie, Curtis Rowe, Glen Rowland, Derrell Sprouse, Teresa Stallings, Vicki Steve, Olan Dale Thomas, Debbie Troutman, Barry Warden, Patti Webb, Dorine Webb, Dorothy Wheeler, Shar- lotte Williams, Geno- race Wood, Larry Young, Tommy 16 Eighth Graders Set Example for School With Eighth graders look seriously into the future. Class officers are Linda Pryor, vice-president; Vicki McCarthick, secretary-trea- sure; and Jimmy Boulton, president. 18 Alberson, S Bardin, J. Spencer, S. Berna,J. Boulton, J. Brisco, D. Bullard, M. Chaney, S. Cheadle, C. Cole, R. Converse, P. Conway, J. Daniels, D. Woods, R. Duke, M. Hwy. 78 East FOGLE DEEP ROCK Tishomingo Their Spirit and Determination to Win Emerson, K Farrell, B. Farris, J. Frazier, S. French, W. Grover, R. Goodner, D Gunter, B. Hairell, C. Hallmark, S. Henderson, R. Hendricks, B. Hodges, R. Jamison, R. Keel, D. Kingsberry, D. Kite, J. Lamey, G. Mahoney, C. Mathis, L. Moody, G. Moody, S. McCarthick, V McCollom, G. McCollan, R. 19 Enthusiastic Efforts Unite Student's Spirit McLaughlin, Ricky Nail. Vance Niblett, Jayne O'Dell, Janet Parks, Gerald Perry, Marilyn Phillips, Danny Pittman, Donna Powell, DaWanda Pryor, Linda Rainey, Tim Wayne Ratliff, Larry Riddle, Nancy Rider, Myra Jo Russell, Susan Ryan, Randy Shelton, Randy Spence, Rhonda Sprouse, Dennie Stallings, Terry D. Thompson, Mark Updigraft, Terry Utley, Terri Walker, Gail Wood, Sharon Kay 20 22 Akins, L. Aterberry, T. Bell, P. Benton, L. Burton, J. Bynum, J. Carlton, S. Carr, L. Carter, S. Cobble, R. Freshmen climb to higher heights as they enter high school. Class officers are Ladonna Benton, vice-president; Bobby Heffington, president; and Doris Duke, secretary-treasure. Coffman, S. Cole, R. Cook, D. Covington, T. Cox, L. “Your Home of Better Values” OKLAHOMA TIRE SUPPLY CO. Dickerson, N. Dove, S. Duke, D. Duke, W. Dupree, B. Sfsary,L. Farrell, R. Ferris, P. Fleming, W Ford, S. Gilbert, E. Hallmark. D. Hamilton, M. Heffington, B. Hendricks, R. Higgins, D. Hill, H. Holt, M. Hornbeck. B. Hughes, D. Justus, D. Kimbrough, C. Kiser, B. Lemmons, L. Loke, L. Lothrige, L. Maas, S. Martin, P. Massinggil, B. May, M. heshmen Work HMA JOY mms Miller. R Moody, J. Moore. G. Moore, P. Nanny,D. Needham. R. Nelson. R. Norris. B. Orr.R. Parish, P. Payne, J. Payne, M. Pittman, D Powell, C. Reaves, D. Reynolds, R. Richardson. T. Robbins, D. Ruth. D. Shaw. D. Stevens, V. Steve,C. Stevenson. R. Thompson, B. Tribbe, J. Wilson, V. Wiseman, R West, R. Young. L. 24 Denny Estes FARM BUREAU INSURANCE AGENT Sophomores Shout Ability to Excel As Sophomores make a merry go of the 1969-70 school year. Class officers are Terry Dupree, president; Rosanna Easterling, secretary-treasure; and Kevin Troutman, vice-president. Alloway, D. Anthony, L. Benton, S. Biard, J. Bivins, B. Bivins, L. Brown, J. Brown, M. Carr, D. Cheeseman, J. 7f “AUTO B R HARDWARE CAR PARTS PARTS “Buy it Right in Tishomingo” They Enter High School Competition Conway, V. Converse, P. Cox, J. Decker, V. Dove, K. Duke, G. Dupree, T. Easterling, R. Fleming, C. Ferguson, P. Franklin, P. Frazier, B. Freeman, P. Griffin, J. Hamilton. B Harbert, L. Howell, L. Hutchins, B Keel, D. Kendell.G. Kite, S. Lokey, R. McCully, G. Norton, M. O’Dell, T. 27 Autographs 28 Autographs 29 Friends, Fun, Fantasy Enhance School l ear Parks, Stanley Peden, Randy Pendergraft, Kay Phillips, Darla Reubin, John Riddle, Mike Rounsville. Roger Rowe, Ronald Rowland, Kathy Russell, Pam Sharp, Carol Shelton, John Smith. Robert Swain. Dennis Thomas, Coleman Troutman, Kevin Turner, Lilly Underwood, John Utley, Keith Wanatee. Judy Wellman, Linda Wheeler, Sidney Williams, Cornellius Woods, Vickie Woolly, Eddie 30 2307 Classen Blvd. JOHN THOMPSON MOVIE SERVICE SUPPLY Oklahoma City, Okla. Junior Classmen AuJait Arrival of Classrings Allen, Roger Allexander, Woody Anthony, Gene Autry, Karen Ballard, Pal Bardin, Dudley Efficient officers led Juniors through a successful year planning Homecoming, Spring Prom, and ordering class rings. Leading these enthusiastic Juniors were Bell, Steve Belvin, Darlene Blakemore, Randall Blue, Lester Bowlegs, Virginia Brisco, Darlene Brown, Sharon Brown, Stanley MOTOR SALES COMPANY “Big” Sandy “Little” Sandy Northcutt 3? wd Work Hard for Spring Prom Joe Bill Caskey, President; Gene Horn- beet. Vice-President: and Mike Parish, Secretary-Treasure. Cole, Ronald Daniels, Lilly Daniels, Veron Davis, Ruthie Deavers, Tony Decker, Kenneth Dennis. Rollan Draper, Jerry Easterling, Eddie Essary, Becky PARISH REFRIGERATION FIXTURE CO. Dealers in Stoves Cafe fixtures of all kinds. 33 Juniors Work Diligently at Money-Making Fleming, Nadine Fogle, Patsy Graham, Elaine Hammon, Roger Hamilton. Debbie Heffington, Seigel Hefner, Karen Hendricks, Mary Belle Hicks, Mike Hornbeck, Gene Housley, Gary Huff, Franklin Hughes, Bill Hughes, Debi Hutchins, Billy Joe Isenberg, Eddie Johnson, Dewey Johnson, Tommy Lane, Sidney Latham, Donna 34 Projects to Sponsor the Jr. -Sr. Prom Lawson, Carl Don Locke, Donnie MacCarthick, Scottie McKreger, Kennie Moore, Franklin Moore, Larry Nail. Steven Nimo, Melissa O'Bryan,John Parish, Mike Rainey, Rex Russel, Carolynn Ryan, Billy Smith, Mary Dawn Spencer, Ronda Thomas, Richard Walker, John Wanatee, Patsy Warden, Patti Wesberry, Betty 35 West, James Williams. Larry Wilson, James Wilson, Ricky Wood, Eugenia Young, Donnie After many long hours of practicing, the Jr. play cast presented A Snitch in Time”. At left.Cy Riggs (Donnie Locke) delivers flowers to the Gibb’s residence. At right. Danny (Scotty McCarthick) is told by Lucy (Rhonda Spencer) that he can not have any pet cockroaches. 36 COBB LUMBER HARDWARE Woodrow and Howell Cobb Seniors Set Croats (or Future Seniors slide into a successful year. Class of- ficers set a lively pace for a jazzed up journey through the year of the individual. Heading this new route, too good to miss, were Steve Bolin, president; Joe David Ferris, vice-presi- dent; and Randy Martin, secretary-treasure. Steve Bolin 38 W. A. MASON AGENCY Complements to the Senior Class Dale Burton Miss Stephanie Bolin shows great spirit as THS cheerleader. Nona Duke LARRY’S IGA Either we go to college or get drafted! Wesley Duke Patsy Dunafun Our Congratulations to the Class of '70 Everyday Low Prices Tommy Harbert Mike Hellack William Holt 40 “Congratulations to the Graduating Class of ’70” From the Students of Murray College Susan Lokey and Carol Smith chat during activity. J. D. Lane Coy Latham Susan Lokey Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1970! The Madill National Bank Seniors Highlight Fad Term with John McLeroy fi -a CHEVROLET Evon Moody HUTCHENS Cathy Moore 104 South Kemp Tishomingo Christmas Banquet and Dance Phyllis Powell Jan Rogers 402 West Main Henry Ritchie PINKY'S DAIRY QUEEN 371-3180 43 1970 Seniors Prepare for Better Futures Ray Rowe Brenda Sewell Carol Smith John Thomas Steve Thompson 125 West Market MONARCH STUDIO Enid, Oklahoma Virginia, Jeff, and Luther, All-Around Sophs. All-Around Jrs. Susie and Kenneth Joe baVid and byan At I-Around Srs Sr. Favorites Elected by Student Body Wittiest Willie Bowlegs and Carol Smith indulge in a little duplicating. Best Looking Srs. are Brenda Se vell and Ray Rowe. Jackie Orr and Randy Martin-Srs. voted Most Likely to Succeed? Sr. Athlete. Joe David Ferris, sweeps floor between ball games. Best Dressed Vicki Hutchens and Larry Cobb are always in the latest fashions. Most Popular. Janet Harbert and Steve Bolin pedaled their way to popularity. 371-3306 Congratulations to Class of ’70 WHAT-A-BURGER Tishomingo 49 Sparkle of Homecoming Begins vOith Parade Jackie Orr Janet Harbert Darla Phillips Sr. Attendant Sr. Attendant Soph. Attendant The sparkle, the gleam and the esteem were combined to make Homecoming 1969. Adding the final touch of beauty to this unforgettable night was the crowning of the queen. Rosanna Easterling, crowned by Captain Wayne Morton, reigned over the festivities as Homecoming queen. She and her attendants were elected by the popular vote of the students. Wayne Morton, Capt; Chester Hall, Crown bearer; and Jo Ann Daniel, Flower girl. Jackie Orr, Darla Phillips, Rosanna Easterling, and Janet Harbert. Hard Work and Relaxation Are Reflected Senior float,“Indian Justice” placed first in the homecoming parade. The Student Council of Tishomingo High School selected as a theme “Indian Heritage” to be the basis of the 1969 Homecoming. Using the theme each class entered floats fol- lowing this title. Each class then chose titles for their float dealing with the early day life of famous Indians. Senior class float, “Indian Justice placed first: 2nd place 8th grade float, “Chief Tishomingo” 3rd place Sophomore float, “Trail of Tears”. 8th graders worked hard to put out a second place float, “Chief Tishomingo”. Spirits were high after the game at the Homecoming dance. Sophomore float, “Trail of Tears” placed third. 52 208 West Main ORA’S FASHION Tishomingo in Homecoming Floats and Dance The three floats that did not place were the Junior float, “Stan N aite 7th Grade float, “Jim Thorpe, World’s Great- est Athlete”, and the Freshman float, Brush Arbor School- house'' All the floats entered the Chickasaw Parade the fol- lowing day. The Senior float placed 1st place in this parade and the 8th grade float placed third. Freshmen put out a very fine float, “Brush Arbor School house”. Junior class members worked hard to put out their float, “Stan Waite”. Students slowed their pace at the end of an exciting Home .....8d,y tain Km 7th graders did very well in putting out their first float, “Jim Thorpe”. MAY FLOWER SHOP For All Occasions” Tishomingo, Oklahoma Annuat King Annual Queen 55 Patti Niblett Vicki Hutchens 56 Attendant Janet Harbert and escort Steve Bolin. Attendant Susie Warden and escort Seigel Heffing- ton. King Randy Martin Valedictorian — Randy Martin 60 Validictorian Leldon Locke Salutatoriam Robert Nelson Leldon is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Locke. He is an active member of the 4-H club and has been for the past five years. Leldon has played on the Junior High football and basketball teams for three years and is Secretary of the Junior High Lettermans club. He served as secretary of his seventh grade class and student council representative of his eighth grade class. He is also student council representative of his 4-H club this year. Robert, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Nelson has been an active member of 4-H for five years and has played on the Junior High football, basketball and track teams for three years. He served his seventh and eighth grade classes as a representative of the student council. This year Robert is President of the Jr. High Lettermans club. 62 Grirls State and Boys State Susan Lokey Sam Alloway Larry Cobb Dennis Freeman 118 West Main LAFITTE PHARMACY Best Wishes to the Class of ’70 Tishomingo 63 All-District and All-Area Players Named Joe David Ferris, Offensive Right Tackle and Defensive Right End for the Indians was chosen to represent THS on the All-Area Team. Mike Hellack, Offensive Left Guard and Defensive Tackle was chosen to represent THS on the All-District team. Carl Don Lawson, Offensive Right Guard and Defensive Mid- dle Linebacker was chosen to represent THS on the All-District and All-Area teams. 64 Randy Martin. Defensive Half Back for the Indians was chosen to be on the All-District team. Wayne Morton, Left Tackle for the Indi- ans was chosen to be on the All-District team. Student Council Sacked by Students and Bottom Row: Patti Martin. Karen Autry. Susie Warden. Jayne Niblett. Paula Converse. Vicki Stallings. Patti Warden, Betty • Bivins. Debbie Hamilton. Second Row Jackie Orr, Dyan Biard, Susan Carlton. Janet Harbert, Janie Neese, Jeff Cox, Steve Bolin, Ray Lokey, Joe Bill Caskey, Donnie Locke, Randy Martin. Terry Dupree, Mrs. Williams, Advisor. Jackie Orr President Joe Caskey Vice-Pres. Susie Warden Vice-Pres. Steve Bolin Sec.-Treas. Tishomingo HACKERS CLEANERS Friends of T.H.S. 105 E. Main Faculty Provide Activities for School fear Student Council decorates school halls during Holiday Season. The Student Council is one of Tishomingo High School’s most worth while organisations. It gives Students an op- portunity to express opinions concerning school activities. Various projects throughout the year are sponsored by the Student Council, such as a Christmas Dance, Canned Food Drive, and selling candy. Student Council also aided in boosting school spirit during various activities. Under the leadership of President, Jackie Orr, the Student Council has attempted to help Tishomingo High School this year. Tishomingo High School Student Coun- cil works to bring happiness to needy families during Christmas season. 67 Members of Future Homemakers of Any organizations as active as the F.H.A. needs leaders to organize and direct its activities and our chapter mem- bers show leadership. The F.H.A. started its year off early with a summer meeting of the executive committee. In the fall they held a spaghetti feed before a football game to raise funds for the treasury and spring activities included a Cystic Fibrosis Drive. In March the annual Ma. Pa, and Me Banquet was held at which time members honored their Chapter Mothers, sponsor and their parents. Many of the girls attended the state convention held in Oklahoma City the IOth and 11th of April. F.H.A. members brought the year to an end with the annual Tea honoring graduating So niors and incoming Frehsmen. Bottom Row: Debbie Hughes, Linda Carr, Brenda Hutchins, Charolette Powell, Brenda Cobb. Karen Autry, Jan Rogers. Sec- ond Row: Ruth Davis, Mary Payne, Linda Cox, Susan Carlton, Patti Parish. Patti Martin. Third Row: Debbie Reeves, LaDonna Benton, LeeAnn Young, Darla Phillips, Kathy Rowland, Dyan Biard. Doris Duke. Fourth Row: Mary Don Smith, Karin Hef- ner, Jackie Orr, Patti Niblett, Susie Warden, Janet Harbert, Susan Lokey. Fifth Row: Vickie Woods, Janie Neese, Teresa Cov- ington, Linda Lothridge, Patsy Dunafan, Patsy Freeman, Carol Smith, Virginia Decker, Debbie Carr. Sixth Row: Rhonda Spencer, Betty Norris. Deborah Woods, Mary Jayne Parish, Betty Bivins, Vicki Hutchens, Rosanna Easterling, Debbie Hamil- ton, Sharyl Benton. 68 RUSH’S RED WHITE “Where Prices are always Right” 201 W. Main America Participate in Activities I'.H.A. Officers meet to plan future events. F.H.A. OFFICERS: Mrs Burgess. Advisor, Karen Autry. Janet Harbert. Kathy Rowland, Dyan Biard. Jackie Orr. Ros- anna Easterling. Susie Warden, Debbie Hamilton. Virginia Decker, and Patti Niblett. Busy Homemakers plan installation. ROWE'S DRIVE-IN If you eat out “EAT HERE” Parent and Son Banquet Highlights School Bottom Row: Mr. Troutman. Advisor; James West, Scotty McCarthick. Kenneth Decker, Janet Harbert, Chapter Sweetheart; William Holt, Billy Ryan. Ronald Cole, David Ferris. Bobby Dupree. Second Row: Mark Thompson. Keith Utley, Ricky Orr, Kevin Troutman, Jerry Wellman. Steve Bell, Tommy Harbert. Dudley Bardin, Harvey Culp, Gary McCulley. Third Row: Jon Reubin. Kenneth Dove, Sidney Wheeler. Mike Parish, Eddie Easterling. Larry Anthony, Roger Hammon. Phil Converse. Stanley Parks, Luther Harbert. Fourth Row: Roger Rounsville. John Underwood. Ron Rowe. Johnny Payne. Jerry Bynum, Pat Bell. Sidney Lane. Richard West, Jerry Dupree. Pat Ferris. Fifth Row: Randall Blakemore, Eddie Wooly. John O'Bryan. Ricky Needham, Eddie Esenberg, Paul Franklin, David Hallmark. As the FFA school year draws to a close the future farmers have spent a year participating in various edu- cational projects. The Parent and Son banquet held in April is a dinner to honor their parents. Several activi- ties such as the Spring live stock show, occurred during the year. This year Janet Harbert represented the FFA as their chapter sweetheart in Oklahoma City at the fair. Joe David Ferris, President, headed the group of six executive officers this year. AUXILARY OFFICERS: Bottom Row: Terry Dupree, Sec.; Janet Harbert, Sweetheart, Keith Utley, Treas. Second Row: Jon Reubin, Rep.; Kevin Troutman, Pres. Third Row : Stan Parks, V.-Pres.; Luther Harbert. Sentinel. 70 THURMAN FEED AND SEED Custom Feed Grinding 208 N. Kemp JI ear for Future Farmers of America OFFICERS: Bottom Row: Joe David Ferris. President; Janet Harbert, Sweetheart Chapter; Ronald Cole, Vice-President. Second Row: Scotty McCarthick. Reporter; Kenneth Decker, Secretary. Third Row: William Holt, Treasurer; James West, Sentinel. 71 ll'H Aids in Junior Leadership Front Row: Mrs. Hudman, Advisor, Vicki Hutchens, Virginia Decker, Jeff Cox. Second Row: Dyan Biard, Susan Lokey, Janie Sue Neese, Randy Cobble. Third Row: Billy Ryan, Ray Lokey, Donnie Locke, Joe Biard. The Sr. High 4-H Club has worked hard in making the Best Better! Among the many things they have done this year were making Christmas wreaths for the Tishomingo Daugh- ters to be placed on the graves of former members. They also had the Outstanding Boy and Girl of Johnston County in their club. m The officers for the 1969-70 year were Donnie Locke, Presi- dent; Susan Lokey, Vice-President; Vicki Hutchens, Secre- tary, and Jeff Cox Student Council Rep. 72 compliments of OSU EXTENSION SERVICE to Improve Community and Family Life Bottom Row: Bob Easterling, Tommy Young, Barry Troutman, Dorine Webb, Dorthy Webb, LuAnn Littlepage. Second Row: Larry Wood, Terry Utley, Jayne Niblett, Terry Stallings, Janet Ferris. Deborah Needam. Jo Lyn Day, Mrs. Hudman, Leader. Third Row: Elvin Bullard, Russell Jemison, Kenny Emerson, Leigh Lokey, Paula Ballard, LaDonna Ratliff, Donnie Locke, Jr. Leader. Fourth Row: Patti Warden, Sandy Maas, Beekie Hendricks, Ruth Bardin, Susan Russell, Rhonda Cole. Fifth Row. Ted Maas, Gerald Parks, Roger Blakemore, Tim Rainey. Sixth Row: Linda Pryor, Carolyn Cheadle, Marilyn Perry. A club for the Jr. High 4-H’ers was organized for the first time this year. It is under the leadership of Vicki Hutchens, Jr. Leader, Donnie Locke, Jr. Leader, and Mrs. Hudman, teacher-sponsor. During the Halloween Carnival they raised over $50 to be used for an addition to the present Livestock building. The Jr. High Officers are. Sec., Jayne Niblett; President, Janet Ferris; Vice-President, Terry Stal- lings. 73 Lettermen Revise Rules for Membership First Row: Hellack, Lawson, Caskey, Martin, Alloway, Locke, Decker, Bowlegs. Harbert, Bolin. Second Row: Converse, Par- ish, Young, Daniels, West. Thomas, Rowe, Ferris,Cole,Easterling,Ryan.Third Row: Dupree.Brown, Reubin, Utley, Biard, Cox, Lokey. Harbert. Fourth Row: Heffington, Underwood, Moore, Hughes, Wheeler. Officers for the Jr. High Lettermen are D. Keel, S.C. rep.; R. Nelson, Pres.; L. Locke. Sec.-Treas.; Kimbrough, Vice Pres. The Sr. High Officers are, S. Bolin, Pres.; C. Lawson, Sar- gent-in-arms; J. Ferris, Vice-Pres.; D. Locke, Sec.; R. Martin, S. C. Ren. First Row: Alberson, Ratliff, Rowe, Daniels, Keel, Stallings. Fleming, Dupree, Coach Wyatt. Second Row: Emerson, Hodges, Frazier, Conway, Woods, Phillips, Glover, Ferrall, Ferrall. Third Row: Nail, Easterling, Parks, McCullom, Troutman, Young, Rainey, Updegraft. Brisco, French. Fourth Row: Needham, Kimbrough, Nelson, Jemison, Henderson, Gunter, Hughes, Ferris. DEES MANUFACTURING COMPANY THS Enrolls Students in Vo Tech for First Time For the first time, students from THS were given the chance to attend the Vocational-Technology School in Ardmore. Thirty-Two students applied for acceptance and out of this group twenty-four were accepted. They were chosen on the basis of testing, counseling, and their grade-point average. The fields chosen by the twenty-four students were Auto Mechanics, Electronics, Food Services, Welding. Auto Body, Cosmetology, Air Conditioning. Business Office. Data Processing, Drafting and Carpentry. Vo-Tech School is center of education in Ardmore. ARMSTRONG CO. Dry Goods. Ready to Wear Shoes. First Row: Brenda Sewell, Sheryal Maas.Second Row: Lillie Daniel, Pat Johnson, Mary Henderson. Sharon Brown. Third Row: Larry Williams, Gene Anthony, Johny Walker. Fourth Row: Tommy Johnson, Woody Alexander, Steve Thompson, Rollan Dennis. Fifth Row: Tony Deaver. Franklin Huff, Richard Thomas, Garvin Gray, Billy Hutchins. Pep Club Adds Spark to Sporting Events Darla Phillips Karen Autry Kathy Rowland Barbara Hornbeck DANIELS DAIRYLAND Fast Service is Our Motto With Their Spirit and Enthusiasm f Front Row: Pam Russell, Rhonda Cole. Susan Russell, Vicki McCarthick, Karen Autry, Darla Phillips, Kathy Rowland, Bar- bara Hornbeck. Sharline Hallmark. Ruth Murphy, Vickie Horton. Second Row: Carolyn Cheadle, Annette Cheadle, Roslyn Stevenson, Diana Ruthe, Tammy Chaney, Beckie Hendricks, Sharon Wood, Lynn Lemons. Mary Payne, Debbie Reeves. Third Row: Deborah Wood, Linda Lothridge, Judy Gray, Betty Norris, Sandy Carter, Sandy Maas, Polly Ballard, Judy Wanatee, Donna Latham. Fourth Row: Marilyn Perry, Theresa Brown, Judy Moody, Myra Ryder, Debbie Cook, Kay Pendigraft, Ther- esa Covington, Linda Carr, Charolette Powell, Judy Wanatee, Sherry Frazier, Mary Bullard. Officers: President: Deborah Wood, Vice President: Kathy Rowland, Secretary-Treasure: Darla Phillips, S.C. Representative: Karen Autry. 77 Band Works Hard for Cotton BouJt Trip! Bottom Row: Brenda Sewell. Jan Rogers, Janet Harbert, Vicki Woods, Linda Cox. Second Row: Curtis Ritchie. Deborah Needham. Paula Ballard, Teresa Collins, JoLynn Day, Patti Warden, Cokie Cox, Vicki Stallings, Teresa Nelson, Leigh Lokey, Lu Ann Littlepage, La Donna Ratleff. Third Row: Roger Blakemore, Glenn Rowe, Barry Troutman. Tommy Young, Ricky Perry, Dorthy Webb. Dorine Webb, Debbie Thomas, Sharolett Wheeler, Nub Rowland, Richard Maas, Debbie Boulton. Fourth Row: Terri Utley, Debbie Kingsberry, Jayne Niblett, Janet Ferris, Paula Converse, DeWanda Powell, Kathy Hairell, Jeanie Kite, Nancy Riddle, Gayle Walker, Gwen Lamey. Ronnie Long. Fifth Row. Linda Pryor, Debbie Goodner. Janet O’dell, Wal- lace French, Ricky McCullon, Randy Berna, Gerald Parks, Larry Woods, Kevin Hopkins, Russell Jemison, Kenneth Emerson. Sixth Row: David Brisco, Richard West, Bobby Heffington, Ricky Orr, Virginia Decker, Jan Shelton, Deane Alloway, Betty Bivins, Sheryl Benton, Phil Converse, Jon Ruebin, Joe Biard, Roger Rounsville. Seventh Row: Dewey Johnson, Karin Hefner. Susie Warden, Lilly Daniel, Brenda Cobb, Seigai Heffington, Larry Moore, Randall Blakemore, Stanley Parks, Ray Lokey, Kevin Troutman. Eighth Row: Patti Niblett, Jackie Orr, Randy Martin, Sam Clark, Bobby Bracken,Steve Bolin.Sam Alloway, Joan McLaughlin, Janie Neese, Pat Johnson, Dyan Biard, Susie Lokey. A 78 Phone 924-0966 WAKEFIELD MUSIC COMPANY Durant, Oklahoma President Steve Bolin, Vice-president Randy Martin, Secre- tary Jackie Orr. The highlight for the THS band was making their third ap- pearance at the Cotton Bowl on New Year’s Day. The stu- dents worked hard all year raising the money and practicing for the trip. Very seldom does a band ever get asked to re- turn to the Cotton Bowl as quickly as the THS band did, and when they are asked to return it usually isn’t for their third appearance. The band also participated in may other activities this year. They were the Oklahoma State Fair, bringing home 1 tro- phy; Konowa Marching Contest, bringing home 3 trophies. Southeastern State College’s homecoming parade, bringing home 1 trophy, and they also brought home 2 trophies from the Madill Christmas Parade. They also marched in the East central homecoming parade, Tishomingo Chickasaw Festi- val, and they are planning to attend Enid Tri-State. 79 Brenda Sewell, Sr. Janet Harbert, Sr. Jan Rogers, Sr. Majorettes Add Sparkle to THS Sand B. Sewell, J. Rogers, J. Harbert, L. Cox, V. Woods BO E C. REEVES “Your Insurance Agent” T.H.S. Indian Schedule Sept. 12 Allen-0 Tish.-34 Sept. 19 Maysville-34 TisKT lT Sept. 26 Antlers-0 Tish.-U. Oct. 3 Davis-24 Tish.- 0 Oct. 10 Savana—13 Tish.-21 Oct. 17 Marietta-36 Tfsh.- 0 Oct. 25 Valliant-18 Tish. 42 Oct. 31 Atoka-16 Tish.-14 Nov. 7 Madill-31 Tish.- 8 Nov. 14 Coalgate-34 Tish.- 8 HARLIN’S T V. T.V. Sales Service 82 115 West Main Tishomingo Exhausted Indian Co (tapes on Fietd Bull Thomas is found resting on the field during strenuous practice. Sam Alloway Joe Biard Steve Bolin Marcus Brown Joe Bill Caskey Phil Converse Jeff Cox Veron Daniels Tony Deavers Kenneth Decker Rollan Dennis Jerry Draper Terry Dupree Eddie Easterling Joe David Ferris Luther Harbert Tommy Harbert Siegel Heffington Mike Helleck Gene Hornbeck Bill Hughes Carl Lawson Donnie Locke Ray Lokey Randy Martin John MacLeroy Larry Moore Wayne Morton Mike Parish John Reubin 302 W. Main MOORE’S GROCERY Tishomingo James West Sidney Wheeler Donnie Young T.H.S. Indians Hai e (rood year Under Aleu? Coach T.H.S. Coaches giving short pep talk at Pep Rally. Coach Norm Clayborn, coaching his first year as Indians head coach; Coach Cecil Williamson, assistant football coach, and Coach Doc Bennett, assistant football coach. 501 N. Broadway ADA IRON METAL CO. Ada. Okla. ss Indians HaVe Successful Season Joe Bill, number 25, racing to gain extra yardage against Antlers. On the left, rushing for Tisho- mingo yardage is number 42, Randy Martin. And shown on the right, Joe Bill Caskey, Number 25, makes a block against Antlers. 86 Bottom Row: Mike Hamilton, Mike Holt. Leldon Locke, Pat Bell, Doug Hughes. Middle Row: William Fleming, Charles Kim- brough, Bobby Dupree, Darvin Nanny, Ricky Farrell, Pat Ferris. Top Row: Ricky Needham, Robert Nelson, Ronnie Miller. Bottom Row: Glen Rowe, Kennie Emmerson, Tommy Young. Barry Troutman, Randy McCullum, Ricky Hodges, Larry Wood, Bob Easterling. Middle Row: Gaylon McCullum, Ronnie Long, Bennie Farrell, Terry Updegraph. Ronald Woods, Rus- sell Jemison, Arlan Alexander, Emanchel Duke, Tim Raniey, Vance Nail, Danny Daniels. Top Row: Larry Ratliff, Billy Gun- ner, David Hicks, Ricky Henderson. Steve Alberson, David Brisco, Wallace French, Ronnie Glover, Jimmy Conway, Danny Keel, Danny Phillips, Sherman Frazier. Say “Pepsi Please Tish Indian blocks attempted pass by O.S.D. CHUCKS GRO. MARKET Ricky Hodges leads the way to a terrific touch down. Tommy Young races for yardage against O.S.D. 88 Doyle Polly Robinson Owners Good People to give you good service THS Boys Short Ability and Determination Ronald Cole and Joe Bill Caskey fight for loose ball in heated contest with Marietta. Kneeling: Donnie Locke, Dale Keel, Luther Harbert, Terry Dupree, Ricky Wilson, Mike Riddle, Stanley Parks, Steve Nail, Carl Don Lawson. Standing: Coach Williamson, Dale Burton. Kenneth Decker, Joe David Ferris, Steve Hicks, Eddie Easterling, Ronald Cole, Randy Cobble. Joe Bill Caskey. Billy Ryan, Tony Deavers. 89 Boys Improve 45 Season Progresses Girls Shout Improvement u ith New Coach Kneeling: Othelene Hamilton. Patti Parish, Cathy Rowland, Vicki Conway, and Patsy Fogle. Standing: Mike Hicks, ntgr., Debbie Pittman. Karin Hefner. Darlene Briscoe, Carolyn Russell, Rosanna Easterling, Vicki Woods, Darlene Bclvin, and Coach “Doc Bennett. 92 Rosie Easterling and Karin Hefner fight hard for rebound. Carolyn Russell reaches for rebound against Kingston. Karin Hefner tries for basket against Kinston. Karin Hefner reaches for rebound as Rosie Easterling gives assistance. COLVERT “The Dairy Best 93 Girls Create Competition for Opponents Karin Hefner eyes basket during heated contest. Carolyn Russell makes jump shot attempt. Rosie Easterling drives in for a layup. Rosie Easterling tries for rebound as Kingston defeats Tish in hard fought battle. 94 Junior High RoundbaKers Work Very Hard Coach Wyatt, Pat Bell, Doug Hughes. Charles Kimbrough, Rick Ferral, Robert Nelson. Pat Ferris, William Fleming, Ricky Needham, Ricky Cobble, Bobby Dupree, Leldon Locke, and Coach Williamson. Bottom Row: Danny Keel. Ricky Hodges, Bob Easterling. Tommy Young, Nub Rowland, Barry Troutman. Kenneth Emerson, Danny Daniels, Glen Rowe. Second Row: Ricky McBride, Wallace French, Russell Jemison. Billy Gunner, Ronald Woods, Gerald Parks, Ricky Perry, Randy McCullum, Ricky Henderson. Third Row: Coach Wyatt, Danny Phillips, David Brisco, Terry Stallings, Larry Ratliff, Jim Conway, Ben Ferral, Ronnie Glover, Sherman Frazier. 215 W. Main COBB DRUG STORE 371-3054 95 Junior High Bogs Develop Co ordination and Technique for Future Use Jim Conway, 41 reaches for a rebound. Danny Keel. Jim Conway,41, and Terry Stallings and Glenn Rowe go after loose ball. William French tries for the ball as teammate Danny Daniels assists. Bob Easterling, 13, shoots the ball as Danny Daniels and Nub Rowland give assistance. � 6 TEXHOMA TIRE SUPPLY Appliances, TV Home Supplies Freshman Girls Basketball Team Bottom Row. Susie Russell. LaDonna Benton. Patti Martin, Vicki McCarthick, Charolette Powell, and Debbie Thomas. Second Row: Debbie Pittman, Donna Pittman, Linda Pryor, Barbara Hornbeck, Janet Ferris, and Vicki Stallings. Seventh anti Eighth Girts Basketball Bottom Row: Patty Warden, Janet Ferris, Debbie Boulton, Debbie Thomas, Lou Ann Littlepage, Terry Utley, Susan Russell, Second Row: Cokey Cox, Lucy Exel, Jane Niblett, Vicki Stallings. Vicki McCarthick, Charolette Wheeler, Dorine Webb. Third Row: Rhonda Cole, Leigh Lokey, Linda Pryor, Donna Ratliff, Debbie Goodner. Donna Pittman. Debbie Kingsberry. 97 Donna Pittman, 55, attempts to block shot against a Manns- ville player. Janet Ferris, 21, reaches for ball in game against Mannsville. AnnetteCheadle tries for two points as team- mate Sharolette Wheeler gives assistance. 98 P.O.Box 1568 H.B. MEYER SON, INC. Dallas, Texas bale Anderson Elementary Principal Mona Broughton 5th-6th Ollie Cummings 3rd Theresa Lawley 4th Orvetta Callen Kindergarten Virgie May Fly 3rd Martha Martin 1st I Mablc Chance 5th-6th Wanda Glenn 2nd Billy Miller 5th-6th 101 Elementary Teachers beCelop l ouny Minds Betty Nelson 4th Grade Pearl Sharpless 1st Grade Willie Mae Smith 2nd Grade Marye Ruthe Stallings P.E. and Art Deloris Utley Music and Reading Clara West 1st Grade 102 Nancy Harkey 5th and 5th Grade 1 Five and Six ear Olds (ret Early Start Alexander. Garrett Andrew, Drenda Arles, Charotte Boyd. Kimberly Bryant, Kimberly Canaday, Mark Davis. Gregory Elisee. Sally French. Susan Gray, Johnna Gunter, William, Jr. Hall, Chester Kinney. Mark Knight. Nora Lane, Jerry Long, Lonnie Miller. Tomie Parish. Kelli Parker. Nora Patterson. Rene Pearson. Stephanie Prior, Mary Ratliff. Catherine Reed, Terry Reid, Jeffery Reinhart, Brenda Slover, Michael Stallings, James Stallings, Jon Stallings. Lea Ann '04 Phone 371-2130 W. J. BALDWIN STORES Tishomingo of Education in Kindergarten 105 Arles, K. Arles, N. Arles. T. Bardin. W. Bevill. P. Blue. L. Bryant, M. Bryant, S. Buris, C. Caperton, V. Cardenal, C. Cobb, M. Cole. T. Daniel, R. Day. K. Elkins, K. Elkins, M. French, C. Gelbert, C. Gross, T. Harkey, M. Hazen, G. Hazen, M. Henderson, C Hicks, K. Key. K. Knight, B. Lamey, L. Lane, K. Lenex, P. 106 First Graders Learn the Basics of BLUE BIRD SCHOOL BUS BODIES “YOUR CHILDREN’S SAFETY IS OUR BUSINESS” Addition, Subtraction and Writing McDaniel. K Murphy, S. Murphy. W. Nanney, B. Parker, C. Perry,D. Perry, G. Rich, J.R. Richards, J. Robbins, T. Ross, R. Trammell, S. Sewell, L. Stalling, B. Stephens, K. Stephens. R. Sweat, J. Walters, L. Ward, G. Woods, H. SHARPh DRY GOODS 371-2261 “Home of Better Value Tishomingo, Oklahoma Second Graders Acquire Multiplication Skills Alexander, Q. Arles, W. Bardin. C. Balt. D. Bentley, R. Berna,J. Blair. M. Blue,D. Brown, G. Canaday, J. Carper, G. Colbert, C. Colbert, V. Corbin. M. Crumb, A. Dilbeck, S. Dixon, V. Elisee, L. Gamble. D. Gibson, D. Hamilton, D. Harbert, J. Hartgraves, F. Hendricks, J. Huff. G. Hurst, T. Jeter, J. Johnson. B. Kemp, T. Le Blanc, J. 108 203 W. Main HAMILTON VARIETY STORE Tishomingo Long, E. Love, D. Martin. P. McCarthick, C. McGlocklin, V. Miller, H. Miller, T. Moore, M. Murphy, E Parker, B. Pearson, V. Perry, D. Pipkin. R. Reid. M. Ruth, E. Semkoff, D. Sharrock. B. Sharrock, M. Stevenson, S. Thompson, A. Trammell. M. Walker, D. Webb, E. West, C. Williams. B. Compliments of HILLTOP GROCERY and SERVICE Pat and Charlene Patterson 109 Third Graders Work Hard to Conquer Andrews, A. Arles, B. Arles, D. Arles, F. Arles, J. Autry, T. Blue,P. Boulton, T. Boulton, V. Brisco, P. Brogdon, C. Burris, B. Caperton, N. Cardinal, C. Chisum, T. Clemmons, C. Combes, K. Duke. D. Duke, J. Dupree. L. Elisee, D. Frazier, W. Freeman, C. Gray, J. Harjo, S. Hart, V. Hartgraves. B. Huff, M. Isenberg, D. Jeter, K. 10 WHEELER AUTO SERVICE Good Luck Students the Difficulties of Division Johnson. H. Johnson, R. Judd. J. Kite, J. Knight, H. Lamey, C. Lennex. D. Love, C. Love, A. Martin. W. May, J. McBride. M. McClure, T. McDaniel, K. McDonald, J. McDonald, S. Miller. D. Milligan. A. Moore, L. Murphy, S. Nelson, J. Pettey, D. Pryor. J. Robinson. K. Rowe, G. Rowe, G. Rutherford, R. Smith, R. Stephenson, S. Steve,A. m STAMPS DRY GOODS The Home of Quality Merchandise Sprouse. B. Stoddard. S. Stephenson, P. Trammell, C. Woods, D. 112 Fourth Graders betfelop Basic Skills Arles, D. Aterberry, T. Belcher, G. Benge. V. Bently, L. Berna. T. Bolin. G. Briscoe, H Carter, L. Chisum, T Collins, D. Comues. C. Curtis, V. Day, L. Dilbeck, J. Dove, R. Doyal. K. Exel, D. Gamble, L Gibson, B. Goodner, C. Hallmark, A. Hazen. L. Henderson, D Johnson, L. 303 W. Main BUCKS SH0E SADDLE SH0P Tishomtngo 113 Kendall. K. McClure. D. LeBlanc, L. Locke. C. Lokey. T. McClure. R. McGlocklin. P. Miller. T. Parks. B. Patterson. R. Powell, D. Richardson, M. Rienhart, J. Robinson, G. Rutherford. R. Sprouse, D. Stallings. D. Stevenson. B. Stevenson,L Taylor, M. Trammell. R Trimble, S. Wagner, R. Webb, R. Wilcox. W. William, D. Wiseman, J. Wooly, A. Young, S. Fifth Grade Becomes Departmentalized Alexander, P. Arles, R. Benton, L. Burris, A. Chaney, T. Carper, B. Carr, P. Crumb. D. Duke, S. Dupree, L. Doyal, L. Fleming. B French, D. Gibson, J. Hall. M. Hallmark, T. Hamilton, R. Hazen, T. Hellack, C. Hicks, A. Higgins, J. Jemison. R. Johnson, P. Kent. K. Kent, T. 101 E. Main A B GROCERY Owners—Agnes Bernard La Fevers 371-2256 1)5 Fifth Grades Work for Class Promotion Maas, Gary McClure. Donna McDonald, Debra Milligan, Jeffrey Moore. Billy Morton. David Morton. Penny Murphy. Debra Nelson, Rhonda Perry. Dean Ritchie, Sammy Rowe.Johnny Spencer, Nancy Sprouse. Mary Lou Stallings, Barbara Stallings, Dianna Stamps. Bob Stephenson, Marvin Utley, Gary Vandevier, Mark Wagner, Joy Ward, Tammy Warden. Paul Willis, Tammara 116 Sixth Graders Prepare for Junior High Alexander. James Anderson. Julie Baker. Lcanne Ballard, Terry Bardin. Barbara Bennett, Cindy Berna, Randy Bracken. Bodic Bracken Judy Brisco. Pamela Brisco. Robert Carlton. Bruce Clemmons, Carole Converse. Ava Culp. Linda Decker. Teresa Dixon, Leward Duree. Tincy Eddy, Alice Elkins. Patricia Exel. Sharon Frazier, Sharlene French, Dianne Gilham. Mark Gray. Carolyn Gunter. Cynthia Hamilton. Vicki Harbert. Milton Hazen. Charles Hendricks. Vernon 4 T TEXHOMA OIL COMPANY 371-2126 Hicks, Ginger Hughes, Tammy Hutchins, Terry Isenberg. Patsy Kemp, Billy Kingsberry, Ken Lamey,William 111 Locke. Marcellia Love, Julia May. Kenny McBride, Steven McKinley, Carolyn Moore. Brenda Moore, Randy Murk, Jackie O'Dell. Debra Patterson, Anita Pendergraft. Pennye Phillips, David Powell, James Quinton, Tony Rainey, Tim Riddle, Mark Rowe, Cindy Rowe. Randell Shelton. Rhonda Taylor, Glenn Thompson, David Trimble, Barry Vandevier, Janet Walker, Wanda Webb. Benjamin Wiseman, Brenda Wood, Karen 118 Sixth Grade Band Bottom Row: Charles Hazen, Ava Converse, Teresa Decker, Janet Vandevier, Vicki Hamilton, William Lamey. Second Row: Benjamin Webb. Ken Rainey, Wanda Walker, Lindy Rowland, Julie Anderson. Third Row: Debra O’Dell, Leanne Baker Jackie Murk, Karen Wood, Marcellia Locke. Top Row: Curtis May. Dewayne Riddle. Randy Berna, Judy Bracken. Milton Har- bert, Pam Brisco. Bodie Bracken. Fifth Grade Band Bottom Row. Robert Jemison, Mark Vandevier. Johnny Rowe. Paul Warden. Second Row: Rhonda Nelson, Pattie Carr, Deborah McDonald, Cheryl Helleck, Annette Burris, Tammy Chaney. Dianna Stallings, Penny Morton. Third Row: Bob Stamps, Barbara Carper. Donna McClure, Jeff Milligan. John Higgens. Gary Maas. Pat Alexander. Top Row: Mike Hall. Ron- nie Triplett,Gary Utley, Billy Moore, Donald Crumb. Terry Hallmark. Tammy Holman. Contributed by FIRST STATL BANK Each deposit insured to 15,000 by F.D.I.C. Fifth and Sixth Grade Footbad Teams Had a Front Row: B. Carlton, L. Dupree, T. Ballard, C. Hazer, B. Bracken, W. Stick, J. Alexander, B. Kemp, D. Philips. Second Row: S. Ritchie. P. Warden, J. Milligan. B. Tremble, M. Gillam. M. Harbert, D. Thompson, G. Utley, T. Berna, B. Webb. Third Row: R. Brisco, K. Kingsberry, J. Powell, T. Hallmark, M. Vanderver, G. Maas. L. Benton, M. Hall, K. May, Coach Bill Miller. The Little Indians” had a very successful season this year, losing only one game. They played Antlers and were beat- en 6 to 0. Stratford lost to the mighty Indians at a score of 0 to 42 and Caddo lost 0 to 18. 120 Leading the “Little Indians” this year were Mark Gillam-Co- Captain, James Alexander-Captain, Billy Kemp-Co-Captain, and Coach Bill Miller. ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Serving For A Belter Community Successful year uJith Only One Loss The Great Lineup! Lynn Dupree, Terry Ballard. Bobby Bracken, Mark Gillan, Woody Stick, James Alexander, Billy Kemp. Back Row: Bruce Carlton, Milton Harbert, David Philips. 5th 6th Girts and Boys Basketball Teams First Row: Rhonda Nelson, Gininer Hicks, Linda Culp, Barbara Fleming, Patricia Fleming, Patricia Johnson, Barbara Gail Stallings. Second Row: Cynthia Gunner, Barbara Bardin. Diana French, Marcellia Locke, Cindy Bennett, Sharlene Frazier, Carolyn Gray. Pam Brisco, Sharon Euel, Julia Love. 122 First Row: Lynn Dupree, Bruce Carlton, Mark Gilliam. David Thompson, Woody Stick. Second Row: David Phillips, Berry Tremble, Melton Harbert, Ken Kingsberry, James Powell, Billy Kemp, Charles Hazen. Grade b-Hers ShouJ Real Enthusiam FOURTH GRADE 4-H CLUB FIFTH GRADE 4-H CLUB SIXTH GRADE 4-H CLUB HALL LOCKER PLANT 409 W. Main Tishomingo 123 The 'Indian' Staff Strives (or a Editor Vicki Hutchens. Another year.....another book! There is so much that can happen in a year's time that it would be nearly impossi blc to recapture all the fond memories held by the stall Yearbooks do not just happen. They are the final result ul a great deal of planning, immeasurable weeks of work and long hours for the “cause”. Long, hard hours sometimes even nights, which result in the finished product. We have tried to catch T.H.S. on the move with its stu- dents, its teachers and its achievements as we have seen them. Total credit could never be given to just any one person for the final publication of the '70 Indian. It takes a staff and last, but not least, a sponsor. So it is with pride that we, the editors and staff present the 1969-1970 Indian. Co-Editor Patti Niblett EDITOR........ CO-EDITOR..... ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS........ BUSINESS...... CIRCULATION . . TYPISTS....... PHOTOGRAPHERS Vicki Hutchens Patti Niblett Karen Autry Dcbi Hughes Vicki Conway Ruthie Davis Dyan Biard Becky Essary Brenda Sewell Debbie Woods Brenda Sewell James Huff Coy Latham Dudley Bardin 124 CAPITOL-DEMOCRAT Advertising Doesn't Cost It Pays Bigger and Better Yearbook for 1970 Organizations Editor Karen Autry Assistant Debi Hughes. Sports Editor Vicki Conway and Assistant Ruthie Davis. Classes Editor Debbie Hamilton and Assistant Deborah Woods. Business Editor Dyan Biard and Assistant Becky Essary and Brenda Sewell. Photographers James Huff, Dudley Bardin, and Coy La- tham. Compliments of: THE TISHOMINGO MASONIC LODGE 123 Deborah Woods and Debbie Hamilton Vicki Conway and Ruthie Davis Indian Staff Working to Beat the headline Becky Essary and Dyan Biard Karen Autry Sheryl Cline 126 Through these doors have passed the students of Tisho- mingo High School. Some have entered through these doors in happiness, some in sadness. But all have come with one main purpose .... to learn. As they have come with varying moods, so they will leave with different goals for the future. As the school year ends many will walk through these doors for the last time and enter into their chosen profession. But each will remember the training that he re- ceived behind the doors of this institution. Now as the summer months approach and another school year ends, the doorways will once again become silent and a hush will fall throughout the halls. But the calmness and serenity will soon give way to the rush and noise of students returning to receive an education to help them to reach the goals in life. For through these doors have walked and will walk the leaders of tomorrow: and on their shoulders will rest the future of our country. 128