Tishomingo High School - Indian Yearbook (Tishomingo, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1971 volume:

A TIME FOR ALL THINGS Spring brings out beauty. The band presented their Spring Concert at the Murray College auditorium. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of Jackie Orr, Band Queen, by Randy Martin, Band King. The Junior class worked diligently to give the Seniors a prom they would never forget. After picture taking, speeches and eating,everyone danced to the music of The Twelve Months Summer. The spirit at THS began with the tryouts for new cheerleaders. The five new cheerleaders are Vicki Conway, Linda Can, Darla Phillips, Debbie Carr, and Barbara Hornbeck. Debbie Carr and Barbara Hornbeck, two of the new cheerleaders, lead the group in a yell. A TIME FOR TRY-OUTS The smiling faces of the new majorettes and Drum Major are, Ladonna Benton, Patti Parish, Linda Cox, Debbie Hamilton, and Betty Bivins. 3 A TIME FOR ELECTIONS This year's Student Council began last spring with the election of new officers. Each candidate filed before beginning his campaign. The campaigns began with the making of signs and badges. In the final stages of the campaign, nominating and seconding speeches were made by members of the student body. Closing speeches were made by the candi- dates. The experience of the campaign was bene- ficial to every candidate who ran for an office. Joe Bill Caskey, the Student Council President, is seen at left making his closing speech. 4 Graduation is a time for happiness and for sadness. For the Freshmen it is happi- ness, for they will be entering high school the next year. For most of the Seniors it will be sadness, for they will never be a part of THS again. Each Senior will go his separate way out into the world, to build a life of his own. Robert Nelson, Valedictorian, and Leldon Locke, Salutatorian, are shown at the Freshmen graduation last May. A TIME FOR GRADUATION 5 A Time To Begin Time is present. Time is now. Our time-1971, A TIME FOR ALL THINGS. We, the yearbook staff, have tried to capture the precious mements of THS. You only need to turn the pages to remember the 1970-71 school year. As we progress, we conquer the present, reaching the future with determination and hope. Silently the sands of time trickle away, never to come again except in memories. These are our cherished memories. 6 Table Of Contents Fall INTRODUCTION FOREWORD DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION FACULTY FOOTBALL LETTERMEN FOOTBALL HONORS HOMECOMING QUEEN HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES PEP CLUB JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL JUNIOR HIGH LETTERMEN FFA FFA SWEETHEART FHA KINGS 4-H VO TECH JUNIOR HIGH VALEDICTORIAN JUNIOR HIGH SALUTATORI AN SEVENTH GRADE EIGHTH GRADE Spring TRACK STUDENT COUNCIL BAND BAND QUEEN AND BAND BOY MR and MISS INDIAN GIRLS STATE and BOYS STATE ANNUAL STAFF SENIOR HIGH VALEDICTORIAN SENIOR HIGH SALUTATORIAN SENIOR FAVORITES SENIORS A TIME TO. HIGH SCHOOL SPOTLIGHT ENDING Winter BASKETBALL JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL BASKETBALL QUEEN CHRISTMAS ACTIVITIES JUNIOR PLAY FHA FRESHMEN SOPHOMORES JUNIORS Grade School FACULTY KINDERGARTEN FIRST GRADE SECOND GRADE THIRD GRADE FOURTH GRADE FIFTH GRADE SIXTH GRADE CHRISTMAS ACTIVITIES FOOTBALL BASKETBALL BAND 4-H 4-H GRADE SCHOOL SPOTLIGHT 7 A Time For Dedication To the Athletes Time is the devise used to create, de- velop, and stress physical achievement. Each player developes mentally as well as physically. He develops mentally learning the significance of teamwork. Physically straining each muscle to improve himself and the team. Immeasurable hours of practice, worry, anticipation, and more practice are spent by the athletes awaiting the big football game, important basketball game, or special track meet. Confidence and the will to win is the basis of a winning team. An athlete's dedication can not be measured. It can only be found in the heart. The joy of winning; the loneliness of defeat. It is the dedicated athlete you see staying after practice to shoot a few extra shots, throw a few more passes, or run a few more laps. These are the people who make up the football, basketball, and track teams of Tishomingo Junior and Senior High School. Their practice and dedication have paid off well. The statistics of each of the sports have been something for all of the students of THS to be proud of. To show you, the athletes, our gratitude and apprecia- tion the yearbook staff would like to ded- icate the 1971 INDIAN to you. 8 Board of Education Offers Ideas School board members for the 1970-1971 school year are left to right. Wiley Hacker. Vice-President; Clifford Parish. President; Jess Hamilton, member: Not pictured. Corbin O’Bryan, clerk; Wayne Day, member. Clifford Parish President SUPERINTENDENT S. G. Littlepage PRINCIPAL Gerald Utley Sid Caperton Mahlon Bennett Ruth Burgess Science Coach History Home Economics Teachers Are Essential In Providing Education Norman Clayborn Coach History Billy Francis Industrial Arts Danettc Gay English Reading Math Dorothy Hudson Wanda Littlepagc English English 12 Lou Niblett English Sharon Sneed Business Robert Stoddard Band Geography And Promoting Abilities Of Students Harold Troutman Vocational Agriculture Wayne Walker Math Science Othalene Williams Counselor Cecil Williamson Coach Math 13 Charles Wyatt, Jr. Coach History Assistants Are Indespensable Cooks, Viola Berry, Dawatha Easterlings Faye Upton, and Judy Tussy. Custodians. Mr. Covington, Mr. Autry and Mr. Glover. RUSHE S RED WHITE, Tishomingo Bus drivers, Mr. Miller, Mr. Hall, John Gray, Mr. Walker. Coach Bennett, and Mr. Maas (not pictured). SHARPES DRY GOODS, Tishomingo Eddie Bond Easterling takes giant steps against Marietta. Eddie Bond Easterling, No. 80, awaits pass from Donnie Locke, as Indians try for two point conversion against Antlers Bearcats. With the aid of his blockers No. 25, Joe Bill Cask Oklahoma Tire and Supply Joe Caskey Band and Football Booster 16 Indians Show Opposing Teams Lots Of ACTION! Joe Bill Caskey, No. 25, makes a forceful run against Heritage HaU. Texoma Tire Supply Appliances, TV Home Supplies Tishomingo Charles Kimbrough. No. 33, being tackled by a Heritage Hall player. Tony Deavers, No. 41, and Joe Bill Caskey, No. 25, hold out as long as they can. HALL LOCKER PLANT 409 W. Main Tishomingo Football Is A Time For Team Work Tony Deavers, No. 41, runs for a gain of 10 yards against Antlers. 19 TEXACO Number One ROWE'S STOP “N” GO GROCERY Joe Bill Caskey plays a tough game against Marietta. Keavin Troutman makes a fine tackle against Heritage Hall. 101 E. Main A B Grocery Owners-Agnes . Bernard LaFevers 371-2256 The football captains are No. 25, Joe Bill Caskey, No. 80, Eddie Easterling, and No. 60, Gene Hornbeck. m . The coaches are Norman Clayborn, head coach and Cecil Williamson. The managers are Pat Bell and Carl Don Lawson. B E Sporting Goods 117 W. Main 21 Tishomingo HARLIN'S T V. T.V. Sales Service 115 West Main Lettermen Work Hard For A Successful Year 1st ROW: Vernon Daniels. Joe Bill Caskey, James West. Donnie Locke, Tony Deaver, Kenneth Decker, Eddie Easterling. Ronald Cole, Gene Hornbeck, Billy Ryan. 2nd ROW: John Underwood. Luther Harbert. Jon Reubin, Terry Dupree. Mike Parish. Ray Lokey, Keith Utley, Marcus Brown. Joe Biard. Jeff Cox. 3rd ROW : Lcldon Locke, Hughic Hill. Phil Converse. Richard W ilson. Dale Keel, Scigel Heffington. Charles Kimbrough. Gary Kindcll. Belvin Frazier. Rick Farrell. 4th ROW: Coach Clayborn. Bobby Dupree. Robert Nelson. Pat Ferris, Ricky Needham. Kcavin Troutman, Joel Tribble. Carl Lawson. Officers; 1st ROW: James West, President; Donnie Locke, Vice President. 2nd ROW: Gene Hornbeck, Sec.; Eddie Easterling. Student Council; Mike Parish, Sergeant at Arms; Coach Clayborn. Advisor. Coach Norm Clayborn HELLACK’S DX Tishomingo All-District And All-Area Joe Hill ( askey Half back Tony Deavcr-Wing back Donnie Locke-Quarterback Mike Parish-Guard Vernon Daniels-Center 23 Billy Ryan-Kicker Homecoming Is A Time For Suspense Patti Parish Sophomore Attendant Debbie Hamilton Senior Attendant Patti Parish is escorted by Seigel Heffington. Betty Bivins is escorted by Billy Ryan. Debbie Hamilton is escorted by Joe Bill Caskey. 25 Homecoming Is A Time For v-3ATTLE. uF Juniors are rewarded with 2nd place. Determined, hard working 9th Grade float. 8th Grade Hey, look us over. A time to be close. MOTOR SALES COMPANY Little Sandy and Big Sandy Northcutt 26 Floats, Parades, Dates, And Dancing A time to swing. Looks interesting. MOORE’S GROCERY 302 W. Main Tishomingo Pep Club Is A Time For Boosting Spirits Bottom row: J. Love, D. Hudgens, D. Phillips, L. Carr, V. Conway, D. Carr, L. Baker, C. Bennett, T. Whalley. 2nd row: P. Cobble. R. Coles, D. Coty, S. Whitworth, C. Qualls, D. Ruth, S. Carter, B. Norris, L. Lothridge, J. Anderson, V. Hamilton, S. Exel, C Rowe, P. Pendergraft. P. Briscoe, C. Gunter, C. Powell, V. Horton, W. Butcher. 4th row: M. Norton, K. Pendergraft. K. Woods, J. Bracken, A. May, C. Gray, D. Senterfitt, D. French, R. Stevenson, D. Smith. M. Perry, A. Cheadle. 5th row: V. McCarthick, S. Russell, S. Wood, D. Pittman, D. Maxey, D. Higgins. J. Murk, T. Collins, C. Hallmark, C. Cheadle. 6th row: D. Needham, S. Maas, D. O'dell, R. Shelton, B. Hendricks, S. Chaney. Not shown: P. Wantee, K. Autry, D. Reaves, J. Gray, S. Brown, T. Brown, B. Hombeck, T. Covington. The Pep Club this year has encouraged the Student body to more spirit and participation in school activities. They attend pep assemblies and football games where they really show entnusiasm. Officers: President: Darla Phillips, Vice President: Karen Autry, Secretary: Debbie Reeves, Student Council: Teresa Covington. 28 FIRST STATE BANK Each deposit insured to 15,000 by F.D.I.C. Barbara Hombeck Soph. Debbie Can Jr. DANIELS DRIVE INN Best of Everything 204 E. Main Tishomingo 29 Pep Assemblies Are A Time For Spirit Bottom row: Coach Don Keel, Ricky Hodges, Vance Nail, Marvin Yokum, Randy McCollum, Rick Henderson, David Brisco, Coach Charles Wyatt. Sec. row Johnny Beavers, Kenny Emerson, Russell Jemersom, Dan Daniels, Jerry Graham, Ronald Wood, Gaylom McCollum, Boyd Houser. Terry Updergraph Third row: Dan Keel, Tim Rainy, Sid Spencer, Steve Alberson, Wallace French, Rick Farrell, Terry Stallings. Billy Gunter, Jim Conway, Dan Phillips, Sherman Trashier. Junior High Football Teams Bottom row: Ken Kingsberry, Rickey Perry, Barry Tremble, David Thompson, Randy Berna. Randy Rowe. Sec. row: Rick Houser, Tommy Young. Billy Kemp, Genorace Williams, David Phillips. Third row-: Mark Riddle, Jamie Powell, Milton Harbert, Mark Gillham. Terry Ballard, Bob Easterling. Fourth row: James Greenlea, Arlan Alexander, Tom May, Elvin Bullard, Jerry Dupree, Glen Rowe, Kenny May. HAMILTON VARIETY STORE 203 W. Main Tishomingo 31 Little Indians Keep Perfect Record Billy Gunner gains yardage with help of blockers. Billy Gunner runs like streak of lightning. Danny Keel catches pass from Kenneth Emerson. FARMER’S INSURANCE GROUP Heffington and Sweat Agency 32 STAMPS DRY GOODS ■■ Junior High Works Hard To Letter BOTTOM ROW Ricky Houser, Jimmy Berna. Terry Hutchins. Kenny Kingsberry, Terry Graham. Danny Keel, Billy Gunter. Terry Stallings, Coach Wyatt SECOND ROW: Arlen Alexander. Berry Trimble. Derrell Rowland. Ricky Perry. Randy McCollum, Gerald Parks. Kenny 1 merson Gaylom McCollum, Glen Rowe, Ricky Hodges. THIRD ROW Ronald Woods. Billy Kemp, Sidney Spencer, Terry Updergraft. Jim Conway, Steve Alberson. Ronnie Glover. Boyd Houser. FOURTH ROW Sherman Frazier, David Phillips. Terry Ballard. Tim Rainey. Tommy Young. Larry Wood, Marvin Yockum, Bob Fastening. TOP ROW: Richard Arles. Wallace French, Danny Daniels. Danny Phillips, Benny Farrell, Johnny Beaver, Vance Nail, David Briscoe. TOP ROW : Danny Daniels-Student Council Rep ; Terry Stallings-Sec. Treas. BOTTOM ROW : Billy Gunter-Pres.; Ricky Henderson-Vice Pres LAFITTE PHARMACY 118 West Main, Tishomingo 33 Future Farmers Of America Bottom row - Ricky Orr. Roger Hammon. James West. Scotty McCarthick. Kenneth Decker. Ronald Cole. Boyd Houser, Gerald Parks. Terry Stallings. Mr. Troutman. Second row - Pat Ferris. Pat Bell. Eddie Easterling. Ricky Needham, John O’Bryan. Mark Thompson, Jimmy Bema. Wallace French, David Brisco. Ricky McLaughlin. Third row - Richard West. Harvey Culp. Mike Parish.Gary McCulley, keavin Troutman. Jon Reubin. Phil Converse, Stanley Parks, Terry Dupree, David Thompson. Bobby Dupree. Fourth row - Paul Franklin, David Hallmark. Scott Maas. Jerry Bynum. Kenneth Dove. Keith Utley. Eddy Woolly, Luther Harbcrt. Joe Bill Caskey. Fifth - row - Sidney Lane, Eddy Isenberg. Jimmy Boulton. Ronald Rowe, Johnny Payne, Terry Whitworth. Roger W hitworth. Terry Updigraft, Ronnie Glover, George Harron. Sixth row - Glen Moody, James Bardin. Sammy Moody. Officers - Bottom row - James West-Vice President, Rosanna Easterling-Chapter Sweetheart. Ronald Cole-President, Kenneth Decker-Secretary. 2nd row - Scotty McCarthick-Rcportcr, Stan Parks- Sentinel. Mike Parish-Treas.. Mr. Troutman-Ad- visor. BLUE BIRD SCHOOL BUS BODIES “Your Children's Safety Is Our Business 34 FFA Competes In Livestock Shows Pat Bell is the main attraction of the F.F.A. float. fc lx Ricky On places in livestock show. Keith Utley leads his heifer before the show. Auxiliary Officers-Pat Ferris-Vice. Pres., Rosanna Easterling-Sweet- hcart. Richard West-Pres.. Bobby Dupree-Treas. 2nd row - Ricky Orr- Sentincl, Pat Bell-Sec., Ricky Needham-Reportcr. Mr. Troutman- Ad visor. Scotty McCarthick getting his cow ready to show Harvey Culp prepares his cow for livestock show. COLVERT “The Dairy Best 35 Rosanna Esterling FFA Sweetheart FHA Kings 4-H Is A Time For Competition Bottom row: Jimmy Boulton. Janet Ferris, Rhonda Cole, Jayne Niblett. Second row: Barbara Hornbeck, Terri Utley, Becky Hendricks. Third row : Kenny Emerson, Steve Alberson, Russell Jemerson. Fourth row: Leldon Locke, Bobby Heffington, Jeff Cox, Seigel Heffington. Fifth row: Randy Ryan, Joe Biard, Ray Lokey, Donnie Locke, Billy Ryan. 4-H Officers: Leldon Locke-Reporter, Barbara hornbeck- Studcnt Council Representative, Jeff Cox-Secretary. Billy Ryan-Vice-President, and Donnie Locke-President. 38 PINKY’S DAIRY QUEEN Eat, Drink, and be Merry Bottom row-officers: President Vicki Stallings, Vice-President Bob Lasterling. 2nd row: Reporter Ava Converse, Secretary Denise Hudgens. 3rd row: Student Council Representative Patty Warden. Bottom row: Mark Thompson, M.lton Harbert. Karen Woods, Linda Culp. Dorothy Webb, Donne Webb. Barry Tremble Randy Bema. ken Kingsbcrry. Barry Troutman. 2nd row: Tonya Whalley, Vickie Hamilton, Julie Anderson. Denise Hudgens Carolyn Qualls 3rd row: Bob Lasterling Leann Baker, Patricia Likins. 4th row: Ava Converse. Paula Ballard. Deborah Needham. Denise Lrench. Teresa Sprouse. 5th row: Jo Lynn Day. Jackie Murk, Patty Warden, Vicki Stallings, Cindy Bennett. Marcella Locke. Vicki Murphy. 39 ROWE’S DRIVE-IN If you eat out “Eat out with us“ ROWLAND S STEAK HOUSE If you eat out “Eat Here DEE’S MANUFACTURING INC. Tishomingo 40 Vo Tech Is A Time For Acquiring Skills First row: John Underwood, Steve Bell. Randall Blakemore, Wayne Linderman, Woody Alexander, Gene Anthony. Second row: Dale Keel, Vernon Daniels, Larry Anthony, Lilly Turner, Teresa Brown, Becky Essary. Sharon Brown, Dudley Bardin. Sidney Wheeler, Conelious Williams, Frank Glover, Bus driver. Third row: Tom Johnson, Patsy Wanattee, Larry Bivins, Richard Thomas, Tony Deaver, Robert Smith, Jack Brown, Roger Roundsville. Billy Joe Hutchins. Tony Deavers is a second year welding stu dent. 41 LARRY’S IGA Our congratulations to the class of 71 David Brisco Junior High Valedictorian David Brisco, Valedictorian of the Freshman class, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Brisco. He has been very active in Jr. High activities. He has participated in football, basketball, and track, and is also a member of FFA, band. Student Council, and Jr. High Lettermen's Club. ADA IRON METAL COMPANY. INC. 7th Broadway Phone: 332-1165 42 Sharon Wood Junior High Salutatorian Sharon Wood, Salutatorian of the Freshman Class, is the daughter of Mrs. Gladys Wood. Sharon is now serving as Secretary of her class and is also a member of FHA and Pep Club. DELTA MINING CORPORATION P.O. Box 85 Mill Creek. Oklahoma 43 7th Grade Is A Time For Adjusting To Jr. High 7th grade officers are: Mark Gilliam, Vice President. Pam Brisco, Secretary-Treasurer. David Phillips. President. James Alexander Julie Anderson Leann Baker Terry Ballard Barbara Bardin Cindy Bennett Randy Bema Bodie Bracken Judy Bracken Pam Briscoe Robert Briscoe Ava Converse Linda Culp Teresa Decker Leward Dixon Tincy Duree Alice Eddy Patricia Elkins Sharon Exel Sharlcne Frazier Deann French Mark Gilham Carolyn Gray Cynthia Gunter Vicki Hamilton Milton Harbert Ginger Hicks Rickey Houser Seventh Grade Denise Hudgens Terry Hutchins Patsy Isenberg Billy Kemp Ken Kingsberry William Lamey Marcellia Locke Julie Love Kenny May Tom May Brenda Moore Jackie Murk Peggy Murphy Debra O'Dell Anita Patterson Penny Pendergraft David Phillips Tony Quinton Ken Rainey Cindy Rowe Seventh Grade Randy Rowe Lindy Rowland Rhonda Shelton David Thompson Barry Trimble Janet Vandcrvicr Wanda Walker Benjamin Webb Tanya Whatley Brenda Wiseman Karen Wood Ricky Zachary 47 8 th Grade Is A Time To Create Excitement Arlen Alexander 8th grade officers are: Sharlotte Wheeler, Vice President, Cokic Cox, Secretary- Treasurer. Debbie Thomas, President. Paula Ballard Ruth Bardin Roger Blakcmore Debby Boulton Elvin Bullard Wilhelmenia Butcher Annette Cheadle Teresa Collins Cokie Cox Jo Lynn Day Donna Doyle Jerry Dupree Eighth Grade Bob Easterling Lucy Exel Paula Eossell Stephen F ord James Grcenlea David Hicks David Holt Kevin Hopkins Vickie Horton Shirley Hulsey Gladys Justus LuAnn Littlepage Leigh Lokcy Ronnie Long Richard Maas Sandy Maas Vicki Moore Vickie Murphy Debbie Needham Teresa Nelson Rickey Perry Carolyn Qualls Curtis Ritchie Glenn Rowe Nub Rowland Stan Sewell Teresa Sprouse Vickie Stallings Olan Steve Donna Taylor Debbie Thomas Barry Troutman Eighth Grade Sandra Whitworth Genorace W illiams Larry Wood Tommy Young Patti Warden Dorine Webb Dorothy Webb Sharlotte Wheeler Basketball Players Put Their Abilities To Work Bottom Row: Ronald Cole. Joe Bill Caskey. Donnie Locke. Tony Deaver, Eddie Easterling, Kenneth Decker. Billy Ryan, C oach Williamson. Top Row : Tim Cravatt. Edd Cook. Roger Rounsaville. Terry Dupree. Robert Nelson. Pat Ferris, Bobby Dupree, Ricky Cobble, Billy Kiser. Belvin Frazier. William Fleming. WESTERN SHOP Connerville. Oklahoma Ronald Cole robs Marietta of the ball. Tony Deavef shoots over Madill block. Robert Nelson strives for two points. Keith Maxey W.A.MASON AGENCY A Time For Teamwork Kddie Kasterling adds his touch. Joe Bill Caskey tries to out wit Madill. Robert Nelson towers over Madill E. C. REEVES 'Your Insurance Agent Basketball Girls Acquire New Skills bottom Row: Barbara Hornbcck, Vicki Conway, Darlene Bclvin. Kathy Rowland. Brenda Hutchins, Patsy Fogle. Top Row: Patty Parish, Debbie Carr, Debbie Pittman. Mike Hicks; Manager. Rosanna Easterling. Donnie Locke; Assistant Coach. Ladonna Benton, Coach Bennett, Vicki Woods. Doris Duke. Darlene Stewart reaches high for rebound. Darlene Belvin aims for two points. 55 High School Girls Hopeful of Conference Vicki Woods defenses against Konowa. Rosanna F.asteriing clutches the rebound. 56 and District Titles During 1970-71 Season Ladonna Benton rebounds against Marietta. HUTC HENS CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE Reid . Patsy Hutchens Jr. High Roundballers Roll Through Season Freshman team; Bottom row. Coach Charles Wyatt, Marvin Yockum, Boyd Houser, Ricky Hodges. Danny Daniels. Coach Cecil Williamson. Top row: Jim Conway. David Brisco, Terry Stallings. Ronnie Glover. Wallace French. Danny Keel. Billy Gunter. Rick Farrell. 8th grade team; Bottom row. Coach Charles Wyatt. Barry Trimble. Ken Kingsbcrry. Roger Blakemore, Tommy Young. Danny Kemp, Rickey Perry. Coach Cecil Williamson. Top row. Mark Gillham, Bodie Bracken. Terry Ballard, Rick Houser. Glenn Rowe, Nub Rowland, Larry Wood, Tom May. David Phillips. CAREY'S LUMBER COMPANY Paint. Lumber, Hardware, Plumbing 58 SWIRL “N CURL Ruby Roundtree Billy Gunlcr jumps high for two points. Jim Conway edging his way toward goal. Ronnie Glover fights for the ball. MAY’S FLOWER SHOP 59 Tishomingo Danny Keel making a jump shot.. Hubert's APCO Tishomingo Jr. High Girls Try For Third Conference Win Top row: Coach Cecil Williamson, Jane Niblett. Donna Senterfitt. Debbie Goodner. Paula Cobble. Thresa Nelson. Linda Pryor. Donna Brooks. Gwen Lamey. Vickie Stallings. Janet Ferris. Bottom row: Anna Bell May, Terri Utley. Donna Maxey. Debbie Kingsbcrry, Susan Russell. Vicki McCarthick, Donna Pittman,Charles Wyatt, Coach Top row: Coach Cecil Williamson. Carolyn Gray, Cindy Bennett, Jackie Murk, Leigh Lokey, Threasa Nelson, Sandy Maas, Vickie Stallings, Marcella Locke, Coach Charles Wyatt. Bottom row: Cokie Cox, Sharolett Wheeler. Cynthia Gunter. Debbie Thomas. Pam Brisco, Tonya Whatley. Lu Ann Littlcpagc. FOY'S FEEDS Tishomingo 60 DANNY'S DEEP ROCK 107 N. Kemp Janet Ferris goes in for lay-up. Doris Duke and Donna Brooks hustle for the ball. Scoring is Linda Pryor’s game. Jayne Niblett docs good dribbling job for TJH. DIXON S DEEP ROCK Rosanna Esterling Basketball Queen 62 Rosanna was escorted and crowned by Joe Bill Caskey. Crowning Was A Time For Suspense A Time For Christmas Spirit T.H.S. believed that Christmas was a time for spreading joy and good will. Christmas spirit could be found up and down the halls. The main attraction was a huge, brightly decorated tree in the main entrance. The speech and Drama classes contrib- uted to the Christmas season by present ing two plays. The Drama Class pre- sented The Christmas of Jasper . Along with it, the Speech Class pre- sented Too Much Christmas. After many hours of practicing, both play casts presented, to the student body, two tremendous plays. BUCK'S SHOE SADDLE SHOP 303 W. Main, Tishomingo 64 CITY CLEANERS First Quality Work Juniors Find Time To Display Acting Ability The Junior class proudly presented their annual play entitled Hillbilly Weddin. PLAY CAST Ray Lokcy--------------------- Debbie Carr ------------------ Vicki Conway------------------ Kathy Rowland----------------- Brenda Hutchins -------------- Diane Alloway----------------— Sheryl Benton —-------------—— Jan Shelton ——---------------- Jon Reubin------—------------- Luther Harbcrt---------------- Jeff Cox---------------------- Darla Phillips---------------- Roger Rounsaville ------------ Keith Utley, Larry Bivins F.ddie Woolly, Keavin Troutman - Gary Kindcll ------------------ Betty Bivins------------------- Mr. Caperton------------------ --------- Paw Belsnickle ----------Maw Belsnickle -----------------Ceelie ------------ Bonnie Mac ------------ Juney Lou -------- Four Belsnickle -------- Five Belsnickle --------- Six Belsnickle ------------------Obecy --------------------Chiz ------ Ronald Maxwell -----------Mrs. Maxwell —---------------- Zeke ------------The Cousins ---------Stage Manager -------------- Narrator ---------------Director Future Homemakers of America f irst Row: Kathy Rowland, Rosanna Easterling, Vicki C onway. Dianne Alloway. Ann Buchanon. Janet f erns. Sharon Woods. Vickie McCarthick, Terry Utley. Jane Niblctt, Susan Russell. Mrs. Burgess. Second Row: Virginia Decker. Sheryl Benton. Betty Bivins. Brenda Hutchins. Betty Norris. Linda Lothridge. Mary Payne. Annabcll May, Dawanda Powell. Charlotte Powell. Diana Ruth, Debbie Hamilton. Third Row: Linda Cox. Donna Senterfitt, Gwen Lainey, Kathy Harrell. Nancy Riddle. Janet O’dcll, Patti Martin. LaDonna Benton. Patti Parish. Brenda Cobb. LeaAnn Young. Fourth Row: Theresa Covington. Doris Duke. Jan Shelton, Karen Autry, Jcannic Kite, Linda Carr, Debbie Reaves. Dcanne Higgins. Paula Converse. Debbie Pittman. Barbara Hornbeck. Fifth Row: Donna Pittman. Dawna Maxey, Linda Pryor, Debbie Goodner, Rhonda Cole. Officers: First Row: Rosanna Easterling, Vicc-Prcs.; Karen Autry. Sec.; Patti Martin, Song Leader; Kathy Rowland. Parliamentarian. Second Row: Virginia Decker, Treasurer; Debbie Hamilton. Pres.; Sheryl Benton, Student Council Rep.; Brenda Hutchins. Devotional Chairman. Third Row: Doris Duke. Reporter; Betty Bivins, Historian; and Mrs. Burgess, Advisor. 66 HACKERS CLEANERS 105 E. Main MARTIN'S GARAGE AND SALVAGE 24 Hour Wrecker Service Members Participate In Various Activities Doris plays, “Ho Ho“? Students enjoy initiation of new members. Installation of officers is a meaningful experience. MONARCH STUDIO 124 W. Market, Enid. Oklahoma $7 Freshmen Is A Time For Mischief Freshman class officers: Janet Fems-Presidcnt. Danny Phillips-Vicc-President, Sharon Wood-Sec. and Treas. Steven Alberson Richardson Arles James Bardin Johnny Beaver CHUCK'S GROCERY . MARKET Dolye Polly Robert son-Owners 371-3212 - 222 W. Main 68 Freshmen Latricia Benge Jimmy Berna Jimmy Boulton David Brisco Donna Brooks Ann Buckhanon Mary Bullard Edna Cameron Sherrie Chaney Carolyn Chcadle Paula Cobble Debbie Cody Rhonda Cole Paula Converse Jim Conway Debra Craig Danny Daniels Shelia Dollar Manchil Duke Ken Emerson Freshmen Ben Farrell Janet Ferris Sherman Frazier Wallace French Ronnie Glover Debbie Goodner Jerry Graham Billy Gunter Cathy Harelle Sharline Hallmark Ricky Henderson Bcckie Hendricks George Herron Ricky Hodges Boyd Houser Cyndi Hudgens Gregory James Russell Jemirson Danny Keel Debbie Kingsberry Freshmen Jeanna Kite Gwcndalyn Lamcy Dale Latham Charles Mahoney Larry Mathis Dawna Maxcy Annabel! May Vicki McCarthick Gay Ion McCollon Randy McCollon Ricky McLaughlin Glen Moody Sammy Moody Vance Nail Jayne Niblett Janet O’Dell Gerald Parks Clarissa Peden Marilyn Perry Danny Phillips Freshmen Donna Pittman DaWanda Powell Linda Pryor Tim Rainey Nancy Riddle Susan Russell Randy Ryan Donna Scntcrfitt Randy Shelton Barbara Spence Sidney Spencer Terry Stallings Mark Thompson Terry Updcrgraft Terri Utley Gail Walker Jerry West Sharon Wood Ronald Woods Marvin Yockum Sophomores Is A Time For Setting Goals HMi - ‘V--™ uU Sophomore class officers: Bobby Heffington, President; Pat Ferris, Vice-President; Patti Martin, Secretary. Troy Arterberry Pat Bell Ladonna Benton Dale Burge Joyce Burton Jerry Bynum Linda Carr Sandy Carter Sophomores Ricky Cobble Jackie Collins Teresa Covington Linda Cox Nelda Dickerson Vicky Dollar Mickey Dosh Sharon Dove Doris Duke Wesley Duke Bobby Dupree Lorry Essary Rickey Farrell Pat Ferris William Fleming Gwendolyn Gaddis Judy Gray David Hallmark Mike Hamilton Bobby Heffington Sophomores Deanne Higgins Hughie Hill Barbara Hornbeck Lanora James Danny Justus Charles Kimbrough Billy Joe Kiser Lynn Lemmons Leldon Locke Linda Lothridge Scott Maas Bill Massingill Marilyn May Debra McKinley Perry Moore Linda Muilings Darvin Nanney Ricky Needham Robert Nelson Betty Norris Sophomores Ricky Oit Patti Parish Johnnie Payne Mary Payne Debbie Pittman Charlotte Powell Robert Qualls Debbie Reaves Richard Reynolds Diana Ruth Darnice Smith Rosalin Stevenson Bill Thompson Joel Tribble Richard West Terry Whitworth Vickie Wilson Larry Wiseman Ray Wiseman LeaAnn Young Junior Year Is A Time For Class Rings Junior class officers: Keavin Troutman-Sec. and Trcas.. Rosanna Easterling-Vice-President, Terry Duprec-President. EAST SIDE GROCERY STATION Get what you've gotta get here! 77 ORA’S FASHIONS The Best in Women's Clothing Juniors Larry Bivins Lester Blue Earl Brashire Jack Brown Marcus Brown Emel Byars Debbie Carr Janice Chceseman Phil Converse Vicki Conway Jeff Cox Virginia Decker Rennith Dove George Duke Terry Dupree Rosanna Easterling Betty Eddy Charles Fleming Patsy Forguson Paul Franklin Juniors Belvin Frazier Joyce Griffin Billy Hamilton Luther Harbert Linda Howell Steve Hughes Brenda Hutchins Dale keel Gary kindell Sherry Kite Wayne Linderman Ray Lokey Gary McCully Kathy Massingill Marcia Mitchell Elaine Moore Marilyn Norton John O'Brian Stanley Parks Kay Pendegraft Jon Reubin Mike Riddle Roger Rounsville Ronald Rowe Kathy Rowland Pam Russell Jan Shelton Robert Smith Coleman Thompson Kevin Troutman Lillie T umer John Underwood Keith Utley Judy Wahatee Linda Wellman Sidney Wheeler A Time For Displaying Agility First Row: Mike Parish. Charles Kimbrough, Billy Ryan. Gene Hornbeck. Donnie Locke. Second Row: Roger Rounsavillc. Hughie Hill. Leldon Locke, Jeff Cox. Dale Keel, Robert Nelson. Third Row : Gary Kindell. Ricky Needham, Jon Reubin. Marcus Brown. Fd Cook. Coach Clay born. Coleman Thompson. Dale Keel, and Jeff Cox begin last lap of mile run at Marietta during 1970 track season. Ricky Hodges shows excellent form as he clears final hurdle during Marietta track meet. i WAKEFIELD MUSIC COMPANY Everything in Music 109 North Third Avenue Durant 82 Track Is A Time For Competition I Rl SHMAN TEAM: FIRST ROW: Sherman Frazier, Ricky Hodges. Kenneth Emerson. Boyd Houser. Steve Alberson. Marvin Yochum. Ricky Henderson. Danny Daniels. SECOND ROW: Danny Keel. Danny Phillips. Terry Stallings. Jim Conway, Johnny Beavers, Gaylon McCullum. Russell Jcmison. THIRD ROW: Coach Wyatt. Wallace French, David Brisco, Ronnie Glover. Ronald Woods. Billy Gunter. Sidney Spencer, Richard Arles. 7TH and 8TH GRADE TEAM: FIRST ROW: Jimmy Boulton, Randy McCullum, Randy Berna, Ken Kingsberry, Barry Trimble, David Thompson. Benny Webb. SECOND ROW : Milton Harbert. Berry Troutman, Tony Quinton. Bodie Bracken. Mark Gilham, Billy Kemp, William Lamey, Ricky Perry. THIRD ROW: Coach Wyatt, Tom May. Larry Wood, Jerry Dupree, Glen Rowe, Rick Houser, David Phillips. Gary Cook. JOE BROWN COMPANY BILL THOMPSON TYPEWRITER SERVICE READY MIXED CONCRETE 417 North Main Street SAND GRAVEL McAlester 3712580 83 Student Council Helps =SSrS2“ £Ha “ Joe Bill Caskey-President. 84 Mike Parish-Sec.-Treas. Encourage Leadership At THS v Hetty Bivins, Sheryl Benton, Jeff Cox and Mike Parish (not pictured) prepare to Joe jll Caskey, President of Student Council, leave for the O.A.S.C. Convention in Stillwater. presents the spirit stick in a pep assembly. Mrs. Williams and Mr. Utley sponsor the Student Council. H.T. TED VERNON Municipal Securities “Rendering financial service to Tishomingo and Johnston County for over 30 years. 85 Band Is A Time For Music And Marching Bottom row: Benton, Cox. Hamilton, Parish. 1st row: Wood, Perry, Parks. Rowland, Cobb, Bivins, Young, Duke. Ryan, Heffington, Johnson, Biard. 2nd row Boulton, Ballard. Needham, Littlepage, Hudgens, Kingsberry. Webb, Buckhanan, Utley, Hopkins, Maas, Shelton, Benton. 3rd row: Webb, Thomas, Wheeler, Cox, Warden, Nelson. Lokey, Stallings, Kite, Riddle, Powell, Decker, O’dell. 4th row: Heffington. Rainy, Young, Jemerson, Brisco, French, Goodner, Day, Collins, Walker, Ha ire 11, AUoway, Lamey. 5th row: Troutman. Rowland, Long. Reubin. Parks, Troutman, Burge, Woods, Niblett, Converse, Emerson, Ferris. 6th row: Massingill, Berna, Bell, Orr, Blakemore, McCollum. McCollum, Converse, Maas, Moore, Row, May. Not shown: Ritchie, Pryor, Hodges, West. Martin, Rounsaville, Woods, Lokey. Officers: President, Betty Bivins; Secretary, Sheryl Benton; Student Council Representative, Stan Parks; and Vice-President, Billy Ryan. 86 Debbie Hamilton Patti Parish Drum Major And Majorettes La Donna Benton Linda Cox Betty Bivins COBB LUMBER AND HARDWARE 371-2233 87 .Is n a The expression on Scott Maas', bass drummer, face is one that represents the entire band. Due to the hard work of determined band members, they received many trophies and honors. Band Is A Time For Parades And Practice V ip = — - ......... W. J. BALDWIN STORES Phone 371-2130 Tishomingo 88 Seventh Grade Band I irst row: Jackie Murk. Debbie O dell, Julie Anderson, Karen Wood. Denise Hudgens, Vicki Hamilton, Janet Vandiver, Ava Converse. Second row: Marcella Locke, Wanda Walker. Ken Rainey, Lundy Rowland, Benjamin Webb, William Lamey, Terese Decker. Third row: Judy Bracken. Milton Harbert, Pam Brisco, Boddie Bracken, Randy Berna, Mark Riddle. Kenny May, Lea Ann Baker. Emiel Byars concentrates on marching. ARMSTRONG CO. Dry Goods. Ready to Wear Shoes 89 p BILLY RYAN DEBBIE HAMILTON BAND BOY BAND QUEEN «.I - Betty Bivins Betty is escorted by Dewey Johnson. Band Queen Attendants Sheryl is escorted by Jon Keubin. Sheryl Benton Patti is escorted by Seigcl Heffington. Patti Parish Kathy Rowland I � • ' : -1 ; At Kathy is escorted by Stanley Parks. 91 MISS INDIAN KATHY ROWLAND MR. INDIAN EDDIE EASTERLING Kenneth Decker Rhonda Spencer Gene Hornbeck A Time For Learning Billy Joe Hutchins Seven boys and two girls were selected to go to Boys State and Girls State. Boys State was held at OSU in Stillwater. Girls State was held at East Central State College in Ada. The delegates were Mary Don Smith, Rhonda Spencer, Kenneth Decker, Gene Hornbeck, Scottie McCarthick, Steve Nail, Billy Joe Hutchins, James West, and Donnie Locke. There they learned about Government and its function. COBB DRUG STORE 215 W. Main 371-3054 94 Scottk McCarthick Steve Nail About Government James West Mary Don Smith Donnie Locke New Auto Parts - B R HARDWARE CAR PARTS - “Buy it Right in Tishomingo 1971 Yearbook Staff Decides Vicki Conway, assistant Editor; Debbie Hamilton, Editor; Mr. Bill Francis, Sponsor A Time For All Things” is the selected theme for the 1971 Indian and a Time for Changes was the idea around which this book was organized. The 1971 Indian did not just happen. The actual plan was formulated in the Spring of 1970. and work continued thru the Summer until the actual work begun in September 1970. When you turn the pages of this production, you will find that most of the activities are listed during the Season when they occurred. With this fomat we have carried the theme through each section of this book. Many hours of thinking, planning and work have gone into making this book a finished history of the school year 1970-71. And we, the Staff of the 1971 Indian, hope you enjoy the changes that have been made. Now, over one year since the first thoughts were put into plans we have the finished idea together for you to look at and remember. Never again will this time be except in the memories of those who made the school year 1970-71 “A Time for all Things”. 96 It’s Time For A Change Classes Karen Autry and Rhonda Spencer. Organizations-Betty Bivins. Sports Rosanna Easterling. KENNETH DECKER Senior High Valedictorian Kenneth Decker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack C. Decker of Nida, is Valedictorian of the class of 1971. Kenneth's interest in school activities has earned him many awards. Serving the FFA as secretary for the past two years, he has been selected Star Chapter Farmer and is very active in judging con- tests. He was selected as a Boys State Delegate. Kenneth has been an all-around athlete participating in football, basketball, and track. He is a member of the Lettermens Club. During his four years of high school, Kenneth has maintained a 95.55 grade average. 98 Donnie Locke, Saiutatorian of the class of 1971, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenne L. Locke. While in high school, Donnie has been very active in 4-H club work. He has been named to the Johnston County Hall of Fame and has been named in the Top Five 4-Her's of Oklahoma. Donnie has also been a very active athlete and has participated in football, basketball and track. He was selected as an All-District and All-Area Quarterback for his efforts during the 1970 Football season. Other honors bestowed upon him are Boys State Delegate and Valedictorian of his Freshman class. Donnie has maintained a grade average of 94.75. DONNIE LOCKE Senior High Saiutatorian MOST POPULAR - Debbie Hamilton and Lddie Easterling. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Becky Essary and Donnie Locke. BEST ATHLETE - Darlene Belvin and Joe Bill Caskey. BEST DRESSED • Karen Autry and Seigel Heffington. WITTIEST - Brenda Cobb and Carl Don Lawson. BEST LOOKING - Mary Don Smith and Gene Hornbeck. Senior Year Is A Time For Decisions SENIORS OFFICERS; Eddie Bond Easterling, Secretary; Joe Bill Caskey, President; and Mike Parish. Vice • President. They have worked hard as leaders of their class throughout the year. Woody Alexander Gene Anthony Roger Allen Seniors Karen Autry Dudley bardin Steve Bell Darlene Belvin Debi Bivins Randall Blakcmorc Betty Bracken Darlene Stewart (Briscoe) rotary international Seniors Sharon Brown Stanley Brown Teresa Brown Brenda Cobb Ronald Cole Anita Craig BOB BOULTON BODY SHOP Tishomingo Seniors Harvey Clup Vernon Daniels on leaver Fddie Easterling Bcckic Essary WHEELER AUTO SERVICE 1 h,imine11 Nadine Fleming Seniors Patsy Fogle Garvin Gray Jcdie Hall Debbie Hamilton Roger Hammon Dale Harris Se«el Heffington Mjkc Hjcks SPORTSMAN S DRIVE IN Elmore and Lois Danials Seniors Gene Hornbeck Franklin Huff F.ddie Isenbcrg Dewey Johnson Tommy Johnson Seniors Scotty McCarthies Kenni McGregor Dixie McCarthick Frank Moore Steve Nail Melissa Nimmo WHEELER AUTO SERVICE Larry Moore Dale Norris Seniors Mike Parish Rex Rainey Carolyn Richardson Billy Ryan Mary Don Smith Rhonda Spencer Richard Thomas Judy Wanatee JACK AND CLIFFORD PARISH REFRIGERATION FIXTURE CO. Congratulations to the Seniors Seniors James West Larry Williams Eugenia Wood DIAMOND HARDWARE SPORTING GOODS Donny Young To Everything There Is A Season, And A A lime to speak. NAVY BRAND MANUFACTURING A time to think. Max Seay Chickasha Time To Every Purpose Under The Heaven: Ecclesiastes 3:1 A time to build. A time to breakdown. A time to be alone. A time to be together. A time to arrive. HERFF JONES P.0. Box 19272 Oklahoma Citv 111 A Time To Spotlight THS Students Karen Autry, an active member of ! HA, was the winner of the 1971 Betty Crocker award. Scotty McCarthick and Harvey Culp work on scrap books in order to apply for State Farmer. 4-Her, Donnie Locke, won a trip to Washington D. C. for good citizenship. Linda Lotheridgc and Betty Norris are enthusiastic pep club members. Dewey Johnson displays much musical talent. Tony Deaver is an outstanding student in vocal music. He has performed in many programs. Tommy Johnson is a second year refrigeration student at Vo. Tech. ft ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL Dale Anderson 114 Grade School Teachers Begin Education Johnice Brannan Music Mona Broughton 5 th 6th Grade Orvetta ( alien Kindergarten Virnettia Caperton Reading Mabel Chance 5th 6th Grade Virginia Cox Kindergarten Virgie Fly 3rd Grade Ollie Cummings 3rd Grade 115 Wanda Glenn 2nd Grade Teachers Prepare Students For Future Nancy Harkey 5th 6th Grade Theresa Lawley 4th Grade Martha Martin 1st Grade Marye Stallings P.E. Art Deloris Utley Reading 116 Clara West 1st Grade LaVerlc Pryor Secretary Kindergarten Shelia Arles Leslie Belcher Glenn Bevill Teresa Blakemore Regina Bone Marty Chaney Kent Cole David Corbin Marie Dollar Dale Gibson Cornell Gunter Kimberly Hicks Robert James Sheri Kitely Penny Lamey Monta Legg Ronald Loffelmacker Todd May Jeannie McDonald Kevin McGhee Jonita McMillan Juanita Prior Derinda Reed Debra Sprouse Rodney Stephens Lynn Stevenson Melissa Trammell Shelia Ward Kent Warden Clinton West 117 Kindergarten Neal Wisingcr Carl Jay Wood Kimberly Wood First Grade Charlotte Arles Karen Arles Garrett Alexande Kevin Bauman Louise Blue Da Lisa Blumberg Kimberly Boyd Julia Brown Angela Campbell Scott Campbell Gregory Davis Sally Ann Elisse Billy Joe Fleming Susan French Robert Gibson Johnna Gray Michelle Greinlea William Gunter Chester Hall Clint Holt Ronald Holt Robbin Jarman Bryan Kinney Lisa Lausen Lonnie Joe Long First Grade Tommy Dan Miller Suzette Murphy Kelly Parish Nora Parker Rene Patterson Stephanie Pearson Catherine Ratlilt Terry Reed Jeff Reid Brenda Reinhart Jimmy Richardson Mike Slover James Stallings Jon Stallings Lea Ann Stallings Angelia Steavenson Holly Sullivan Kelly Thomas Shawn Tramtnell Michael Walker Kerri W alters Gary West Felecia Whittaker Rita Wilkerson Phyllis Williams 119 Second Grade Nancy Arles Tommy Arles Weslic Bardin Paul Bevill Robert Brown Joyce Briscoe William Burris Vanessa Caperton Carla Cardinal Mark Cobb Tammy Cole Ralph Daniel Kevin Day Paula Dollar Kenneth Elkins Meredith Elkins Cynthia French Clendon Gilbert Margaret Harkey Carmen Henderson Kelli Hicks Ricky Kregar Lona Lamey Patricia Lenex Charles May Brian Maxey Cary Millsap Michael Moore Bobby Mullings Glenn Mullings 120 Second Grade Wayne Murphy Bobby Nanney Curtis Parker Ricky Parmer Dale Perry Gale Perry Robert Pipkins Regina Preslar Jimmy Rich Terry Robinson Third Grade Ricky Ross Lisa Sewell Bobby Stallings Kevin Stephenson Randy Stephenson Jimmy Sweat Joyce Taylor Lisa Walters Gay la W ard Ricky West Quita Alexander Wayne Arles Coye Bardin Dana Batt Jackie Berna 121 Third Grade Darrel Blue Gregory Brown Gay la Carper Cynthia Colbert Vivian Colbert William Corbum Anita Crumb Valree Dixon Lisa Elise Willard Frazier JoAnn Gibson Lori Greenlea Dickie Hamilton Joyce Halbert Fred Hartgraves Katherine Hudgens Gary Huff Tina Hurst Jimmy Jeter Brenda Johnson Shane Johnson Tim Kemp Joe Kite Elizabeth Long Donald Love Carl McCarthick Johnny McCTaw Ricky McGehee Vickie McGlocklin 122 Third Grade Fourth Grade Tracy Miller Edgar Murphy Jacky Muse Billy Parker Valeria Pearson Dietra Perry Simone Preslar Marcus Reid Eva Ruth David Simkoff Bobby Sharrock Michael Sharrock Sandra Stevenson Maxine Trammell Donna Walker Edmond W ebb Curtis West Matt West Billy W illiams Charles Williams Alex Arles Brenda Arles Floyd Arles James Arles Theresa Autry 123 Fourth Grade Perry Blue Teri Boulton Vicki Boulton Patty Briscoe Tim Burge Barbara Burris Neil Caperton Cherrell Cardinal Caren Combes Dana Duke Jeannie Duke Larry Dupree Della Elisee Russetta Gower Jancne Gray Janice Greenlea Violet Hart Brenda Hartgraves Kelly Hicks Micheal Huff David Isenberg Kelly Jeter Lige Johnson Randall Johnson John David Judd Connie Lamey Linda Lenex Russ Long Andy Love Connie Love 124 Fourth Grade Willie Martin Leketa Maxey Jimmie May Julia McDonald Steve McDonald Billy Miller Lawanna Moore Sabrinna Murphy Jon Nelson Danny Olive Candice Parmen Doug Petty Jana Pryor Kenna Robinson Gary Rowe Gregory Rowe Robin Rutherford Lloyd Senterfitt Ramsey Smith Brenda Sprouse Pat Stephenson Stevie Stephenson Jay Annette Steve Sherri Stoddard Calvin Taylor 125 Fifth Grade Jacky Arles Ted Arterbeny Greg Belcher Valli Benge Teresa Berna Gerald Bolin Henry Briscoe Lisa Carter Derek Collins Clay Combes Veta Curtis LaDawn Day Richard Dove Kimberly Doyal Donald Exel Richard Fleming Charles Goodner Stephen Greenlea Alan Hallmark Denny Henderson Robert Hudgens Letha Johnson Kay Kindall Terri Lee Charlie Locke Tom Lokey Barbara Long Pam McGlocklin Peggy Mullings Alan Muse Fifth Grade John Olive Bobby Parks Robert Patterson Debra Pqwell John Reinhart Gary Robinson Ricky Rutherford Shirley Senterfitt Dorothy Sprouse Debra Stallings Charles Stephens Beverly Stevenson Lamar Stevenson Clinton Taylor Russel Trammel Susan Trimble Ricky Wagner Roy Webb Stanley W hitworth W illiam W ilcox Sixth Grade Robert Arles Pat Alexander Larry Benton Link Brown Kayla Burge Sixth Grade Shelia Bums Annetta Burris Opal Cameron Barbara Carper Patti Carr Tammie Chaney Donny Crumb Linda Doyal Sheryl Duke Barbara Mcming Denise French Johnnie Gower Terry Hallmark Ronnie Hamilton Timmy Hazen Cheryl Hellack Angela Hicks John Higgins Donna Hoggard Tammy Holman Robert Jemison Patricia Johnson Jerry Lawley Gary Maas Chuck Maxey Debra McDonald Billy Moore David Morton Penny Morton Teresa Mullings Sixth Grade Rhonda Nelson Dean Perry Sammy Ritchie Johnny Rowe Steve Seitz Nancy Spencer Mary Sprouse Barbara Stallings Dianna Stallings Bobby Stamps Marvin Stephenson Ronnie Triplette Gary Utley Mark Vandevier Jay Wagner 129 Grade School Celebrated Christmas Parties and Grade School students diligently rehearsed for their annual Christmas program which was presented December 22. Many proud parents came to the play to watch their children perform. Each class celebrated Christinas with a party and a visit from Santa Claus. LIONS CLUB Tishomingo 130 A Time To Be Tough I list row: Donny Crumb, Gerald Bolin, Charles Goodner, Allen Hallmark. Allen Muse, Dean Miller, John Higgins, Greg Belcher, Derek Collins. Second row: Ronnie Triplet. Ginton Taylor, Charlie Locke, David Morton, Gary Utley, Paul Warden, Ricky Rutherford, Link Brown. Ronny Hamilton, Gerry Lawlcy, Sammy Ritchie. Third row: Len Dupree, Gary Robinson, Gary Mays, William Wilcox, Dean Perry, Larry Benton, Billy Moore, Clay Combs, Martin Vandiver, Terry Hallmark. FLOYD LAMBERT The Best In Service 131 Grade School Basketballers Enjoy Competition Bottom Row: Denise F rench, Linda Doyle, Rhonda Nelson, Sheryl Duke Top Row: Angie FFicks, Donna Hoggard, Barbara Stallings. Patti Carr, Mary Sprouse, Mrs. Stallings; Coach, Bottom Row: Ronnie FFamilton, David Morton, Jerry Lawley, John FFiggins. Top Row: Mrs. Stallings; Coach, Timmy Hazen, Dean Perry, Larry Benton, Lynn Dupree, Gary Maas. STAMPS 66 Service Station 132 HILLTOP GROCERY Tishomingo 5th Grade Band BOTTOM ROW: Kim Doyle, Pam McGlockttn. Ladawn Dav. Tereasa Sprouse, Debra Powell, Valli Dawn Benge. Debra Stallings, Treasa Bcrna. Veta Curtis. 2ND ROW: Jerry Collins Greg Belcher, Bob Hudgens, John Olive, Gerald Bolin, Roy Webb. Tom Lokey, Charles Goodner. Ricky Rutherford. Bobby Parks. 3RD ROW: Gary Robinson, Clay Combes. 6th Grade Band BOTTOM ROW : Debra McDonald, Cheryl Hellack, Tammy Chaney, Penny Morton, Pat Alexander, Denise French, Dianne Stallings, Barbara Carper, Tammy Holman. 2ND ROW: Gary Maas, Bobby Stamps, Gary Utley. Ronnie Triplette, Terry Hallmark, Donnie Crumb. David Morton, Paul Warden. 3RD ROW: Billy Moore, Mark Vandiver. CAPITOL-DEMOCRAT Advertising Doesn't Cost-lt Pays 133 4th Grade 4-H R°W; Gregory Rowe, WiUie Maitin, Dean MUler. Jimmy May, Gary Rowe. Greg Row, Tim Burge. Steve McDonald Ramsey Don Smitli, Joe Dupree, Jon Nelson Howard Johnson. 2ND ROW: Leketa Maxey, Candy Parmer. Terry Boulton. Connie Brogdon Russetta ROw'“ jfne R°?m Ru'herfo'd' Lloyd Senterfitt. Patty Briscoe, Janene Gray, Della Elisee, Julia McDonald. Kelly Jeter. TOP Douglas Pettey ’ ' 0le, Hart Pa‘ S,eveson' Cherre11 Cardinal. Lawanna Moore, Curtis Trammell. Andy Love. 5th And 6th Grade 4-H pa“l Warden, Link Brown, Gary Utley. Dewayne Maxey, Robert Jemerson, Terry Hallmark. Bob Stamps. Ronnie Triplett John Higgins. Jerry Lawley. Gerold Bohn. Alan Hallmark. Charles Goodner. 2ND ROW: Greg Belcher Melissa Hamilton Clinton Tavlor Annette Bums, Bobby Parks, Charlie Locke, Ladawn Day. Johnny Gower, Rhonda Nelson, Sheryl Duke. Annette Woolly, Pam McGtock’lin arbara Long, ousan Irimble. 3RD ROW: Russell Trammel. Tammy Chaney. Angie Hicks. John Olive. Tom Lokey, Barbara 1 leming Linda Drtlh M n °r� s r' k Vand,ver- Lynn Dupree- Donna Hoggard.Gary Maas. 4TH ROW: William Wilcox, Larry Benton. Deborah McDonald, Richard Dove, Donnie Crumb, Tammy Holman, Cheryl Hellack, Jay Wagner. Mary Sprouse, Gary Robinson Tim Hazen BOB BOULTON BODY SHOP 101 W. Main Tishomingo 134 A Time To Spot Light Talent Patti Carr Barbara Gail Stallings practice diligently in basketball. Candace Parmer studies hard to maintain a high grade average. Diana Stallings is an outstanding band student. BAPTIST'S, INC. SPORTING GOODS Shawnee A Time To End It is time for the 1971 Indian to come to an end. These times can never be relived. Memories are all we have left of the past. The INDIAN is full of memories . . . memories of a good time ... a friend ... an honor ... a club ... a class ... a queen .. . and a year. Memories that will never be forgotten. It is these sands of time we have tried to capture in the INDIAN. Countless hours have been spent drawing layouts, printing pictures, and writing copy. This frustrating but meaningful work was done by the ten members of the yearbook staff and the sponsor, Mr. Francis. This year has been a very special one to our school. Trophies from football, basketball and band have been added to the collection. As a result of this, school spirit has been on the uprise. A sense of pride has been swelling in our hearts. These achievements could not have been obtained if it were not for the administration and faculty to guide us. They spend their time encouraging us and preparing us for the future. The future seems so far away and the present seems meaningless. But yesterday is a golden treasure of memories. Yesterday is a wonderful place where time stands still and memories live again. Our time.........................................................1971 136