Tishomingo High School - Indian Yearbook (Tishomingo, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1982 volume:

i ir. St OVfiss Jndian Lea Ann StaCCings Garrett Alexander Candidates for Mr. and Miss In- dian are: Front row: Cornell Gunter, Lea Stallings, Kim Davis, Patricia Plumley, Christina Hudson,Darrell Gunter, Robyn Yearby, Kim Hicks, Robin Hopkins. Backrow: Layne Carter, Trey Drinkard, Mark Cana- day, Mark Slover, Pam Kirkley, Greg Tims, Susan Coker, Wayne Hurst, Jeanine McDonald, Samatha McGuire. 3 All Things Change, Rearrange, That’s Why We Should 4 HISTORICAL NOTE: Damaging Floods in October, 1981 Take Swinging Eridge Laughter and the Tears Shadows of Misty Yester-years 7 Reflections of What Used To Be Although we should cherish our memories here at T.K.S., we should never hold on to them to tightly. Our experiences here should be experiences that we can learn and grow by. he should never try tc live in the past but wre should move on to the future with high hopes of becoming what we want to be. Do not ever be afraid of moving to slowlyj be afraio only of standing still. -Cathy Owens Remember the Times of Your Life We never realize ho , important each and every moment of our high school life is until much later. Pep assemblies, football games and the prom are only a few of the memories that we will carry with us forever. More im- portantly, simple things like friendship some- times get put aside vhen friendship is really the most important of all. Football games come and go but a true friend will always stand by your side. So iust remember,memories belong in ycur irird,friendship belongs in your heart. -Cathy Owens The Mind Like CLASSES You know, it is funny how a few sail- ing faces,faces of your friends, can charge lousy times such as an early morning band practice or a day full of rain to times we will cherish forever. We will never forget those faces of our friends and their smiles that kept us going when we really wanted to give up. You know, it is funny how a few smiling faces make up a time of our life here at T.H.S. . . . A time that will be in your memory forever. - Cathy Owens 12 A Parachute, Functions Only When Open WITTIEST MOST LIKLEY TO SUCCEED CUTEST SWEETEST BIGGEST FLIRT BEST ATHLETES « ® • • Each year the Senior Class votes on their favorites. This year's Senior favorites are: Most Likely To Succeed, Kelli Parish and Chris Roan; Wittiest, Pam Kirkley and Kevin Car- ter; Eiggest Flirt, Tonya Cobble and William Cunter; Best Athlete, Jackie John, Marlene Smith and Dale Perry; Cutest, Susan Coker and James Stallings; Best Dressed, Steph Pearson and Mike Slover; Sweetest, Johnna Gray and Terry Carroll; Most School Spirited, Robyn Jarman and Troy But- ler. MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED 371-3571 1 08 E. Main A B SPORTING GOODS 17 ualeftrtariatt Lea Ann Stallings, daughter of Franklin and Faye Stallings has maintained an average of 94.07 during her high school years. She participated in band three years, basketball four years, track one year and FHA three years. Lea was elected FFA Sweetheart, Vice-President of the Girl's Letterman, Secretary and treasurer of her Sophomore class, a Miss Indian candidate 1981-82, and a basketball queen candidate for two years. Her high school awards include Home Economics I, Biology, Pre-Algebra and Civics. She placed third in Pre-Algebra at the Murray Scholastic Meet and third in Algebra I at the East Central Scholas- tic Meet. Lea Ann has made no decisions on her fu- ture plans. Halwtatorian Phyllis Williams,daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pat- rick Williams has maintained a high school average . of 93.27. Phyllis has participated in FHA for three, years,basketball and Girls Letterman for two years. Her high school awards include Home Economics I, Driver's Education, American History, Earth Sci- ence and World Geography. At the Murray Interscho- lastic Meet she placed first in Science and second in Geography. At the East Central Scholastic Meet she placed first in Geography. Phyllis was Sophomore class president and Jun- ior class Vice-President. Her future plans include going to college either at Murray or the University of Tulsa, but she has not decided on any particular field of study. y A MSC O SCHOOL TSP 10% The top eight Seniors of the 1981-82 graduating class are as follows from bottom left: Gayla Ward, Lea Stallings, Phyllis Williams, Jamie Wellman, Wade Johnson, Terry Carroll, Kelli Parish. Not pictured is Margaret Payne. ARDMOre ELECTRIC SUPPLY, INC. 27 Third Ave. N. E. Ardmore, OK 73401 Garrett Alexander Jeff Baxter MH OF JKOffiJUJISET©BJJ COmnUHTW 20 Box 548 Tishomingo, OK 73460 Allan Barnes Lila Alexander Karl Biggs Sandra Borza Lois Branscum DON SUE BATT 21 Allison Cox Meredith Elkins Susan French IBKE MAMA'S ©ME STOP EBffinWE-HUH HWY. 22 Ravia Gina Davis Kenneth Elkins Guy Freeman BLAIR'S MAYFLOWER SHOP AND GREENHOUSE 201 East Main 371-2389 23 BROWN OIL CO 502-504 W. 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Main 33 Jerry Maxey William McCarter LaDella McCraw Jeanine McDonald Kevin McGeehee Eric Morton Mike Niblett Teresa Noble Homer Parker Melanie Reynolds THE CROWS NEST 34 Plants - Silk Arrangements - Wicker Dale Anderson DALE'S SOUND SUPPLY 371-3143 Public Address Intercomm Systems Jess Rider Michelle Scarberry Steven Smith Jimmy Spence Melissa Trammell Tommie Waldie Sheila Ward Jim Wiltsey Kim Wood Marlin Woods MARK SLOVER-PRESIDENT SISSY EZELL-VICE-PRESIDENT KIM DAVIS-SECRETARY TREY DRINKARD-REPORTER KRISTI BLAIR-STUCO REPRESENTATIVE DAVENPORT'S Glass - Paint - Wallpaper David Anderson Rebecca Arterberry Deborah Austin Christopher Bardin Kristi Blair Dan Briscoe Judy Bryant Elmer Bussell Michelle Byars Marty Chaney Kenneth Claborn Robbie Clemmons Cleta Combes Kim Davis Gary Day Tina Dilbeck Trey Drinkard Debra Duke Robin Estep Tina Freeman Ernie Gastineau Kellie Gastineau Frances Harrell Michael Hart Cheri Harwell Earlene Huff Wayne Hurst Julie Imotichey Connie John Glenn Lafitte DDEA-iNI1 S 1ROID) SHOP Buy - Sell - Trade - Repair Victor Love D. 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Main Trophies - Plaques - Medals KIKE VANDEVIER-PRESIDENT BYARS BAKEN-VICE-rRESIDENT JO ANN DANIEL-SECRETARY PATRICIA PLUKLEY-REPORTER RANDELL WEST-STUCO REPRESENTATIVE PHOUNC BORZA-STUCO REPRESENTATIVE EHDPIE' $ TEXACO Byars Baken Tim Baken Steve Bardin Bryan Barnes Jody Batt Karen Baxter Everett Benson Phoung Borza Sandra Boyd Eddie Brannen Chris Brown John Bryan John Chaney Penny Coffman Toby Coffman Peter Coker Jo Ann Daniel Ila Davis Clint Dawkins Dana Deaver Bill Debuse Clinton Decker Vince Dewberry Sonya Eason Scott Estep Kim Estep Rick Fairchild Rebecca Gray Darrell Gunter Lori Hardee FARM BUREAU INSURANCE Denny Estes-Agent 371-2488 Diana Hicks Danny Hilton Shawn Hoffman Chris Hudson Maicom Huff Sam Huff Selene Huff Tammy Huff Phil Johnson Teddy Kreger Kevin Linderman June Lyons Jody Martin Shelly Martin Eddie McDaniel Shelly McGeehee Samatha McGuire Darrell McKibbin Marnita Meador Darrell Morris Aaron Parker Bret Parkhill Ronnie Payne Rhoda Perry Patricia Plumley Otis Pugh Beryl Ragan Dottie Ratliff Rebecca Reid Sandra Rhea 371-2333 FIRST STATE BANK 1 24 W. Main Member FDIC Matt Riddle Sheri Robinson Nelson Ross Chris Ryan Keith Talkington Greg Tims Mike Vandivier Lisa Vaughn Cindy Vernon Darrell Walker Donald Webb Randal West Thomas Westfall Deanna Wright Ellen Wright Woods Rachael H L STATION 202 N. Kemp 371-9446 43 45 47 3?anu Iforfc tlaUMrtorian Jeanie Hord has maintained a grade average of 98.06. She is the daught- er of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hord and has attended Tishomingo schools for 5 years. She has been in music for 4 years. Irah loan Balutatorian Brad Roan has maintained a grade av- erage of 96.31. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Roan and has attended Tishomingo schools for 6 years. He has been in band for 4 years, foot- ball 3 years, and music 3 years. HENRY'S LOCKSMITH SERVICE Locks - Keys - Safes 48 371-2870 R avia, OK First Row: Randy Blue, Monty Gilpin, Jeff Brannen, Andrea Traughber, Jayne Vandivier, Gail Riddle, Jodi Wilhelm, Lara Ivy, Michelle Hicks, Leah Bryan, Ronnie Cook, Chad Hughes. Second Row: Michelle Blakemore, Brad Martin, Scott Stewart, Carmen Allen, Brent Williamson, Jodi Newman, Sheri Watkins, Dusti Scoggins, LaTowyna Nanney, Allison Sanders, Stacy Hefner. Third Row: Jon Haines, Derrick Marquis, Maria Morrell, Antony Bruce, Kent Vernon, Todd Ray, Brandon John, Mike Morton, Paul Wilson, Jim Barbee. Fourth Row: Kevin Duncan, Doug Kennedy, Chris Rowe, Travis Caperton, Kelli Toney, Jana Clary, Brenna Huston, Scott Teel, Bosco Ray, Mike Blythe, Jason McKibben. First Row: Lance Deaver, Paul Williams, Lagreta Huff, Andy Price. Second Row: Shana Robinson, Shelly Gray, Suzanne Lafitte, Suzanne Stevens, Wayne Davis, Jeff McCullough. Third Row: Becky Morrell, Kelly Martin, Tracy Sweat, Roy Chaney, Van Shelton, Jimmy McGlockin, Garrett Martin, Rodney Gray, Kelly Isen- burg. 1ICIS' ffi(D)ID)T SffldDB 303 West Third 49 5Lch QiiADE BAND 6th CiBADE BAND lift GRADI HAND Bottom Row: Tim Carter, Debbie Shelley, Julie Hart, DeAnn. McCarthick, Stephanie John, Scott Rowland, James Hall, Kristie Wood, Norma Blue, Chris Hightower, Kari Smith, David Cripps, Mike Kindell, Tammy Kreger, Tracy Drinkard, Toby Rey- nolds . R. GENE HORNBECK Attorney at Law Cheerleaders, Top Row Left to Right: Mary Ann Burch, Stacy McCarthick, Allison Boyd, Karrie Smith, Tara Fall and Lisa Kirkman. Football, Eighth and Ninth Grade, Top Picture, 1st Row: Brent Murphree, Bret Willard, John Batt, David Rhodes, Thomas Westfall, Darrell Gunter, James Estep Doug Ivy. 2nd Row: Bryan Johnson, Brad Roan, Jay IMIS SHOWS SPIRIT Yearby, Randy Whitebead, Doug Pryor, Darrell Morris, Ron- nie Payne, Peter Morrell, Mike Vandivier. 3rd Row: Mal- eum Huff, Byars Baken, Clint Dawkins, Greg Tims, Toby Coffman, Kevin Linderman, Marlon Sullivan, Dan Durington Randal West, H. R. Kunze. Seventh Grade, Bottom Picture, 1st Row: John Scoggins, Jonathan Anzaldua, Kevin Roundtree, Mark Green, Russell Davis, Neil Hart. 2nd Row: Scott Wood, Greg Snowden, Tim Carter, Phillip Smith, Steven Brown, Robert Kerbo, David Cripps, Joe Borza. 3rd Row: Michael Kindell, Scott Rowland, James Hall, Scott Johnson, Jason McCarthick, Mike Leonard, Tommy Cypert, Darrell Rose, Toby Reynolds. Coach Houser. HOOT STALLING'S CASING SERVICE, INC. 371-3605 51 TMS 7th Grade Bottom Row: Stephanie John, Julie Hart, Debby Shelly, Valarie Parkhill, Gina Brown, Donetta Cambell, Brook Upton, Rebecca Harrell. Top Row: Tamie Kreger, Tawana Leader, Susie Foster, Tracy Drinkard, Kristie Wood, Cindy Leader, Norma Blue, Susan Drain, Jody Gray, Coach Houser. Bottom Row: Michael Kindell, Phillip Smith, Jonathan Anzadua, Steven Brown. Second Row: Todd Gay, David Cripps, Scott Wbod, Greg Snowden, Top Row: Scott Kennedy, Tim Carter, Jason McCarthick, Scott Rowland. HOUSER FURNITURE APPLIANCE 216 W. Main 371-2225 52 BASKETBALL 8th Grade Bottom Row: Kathy Erichsen, Stacy McCarthick, Tabby Blue, Karen Krebbs Kimmer Pearson. Second Row: Stefanie Scates, Laura Brown, Mary Ann Burch, Cindy Bray, Kelly Ray. Third Row: Alison Boyd, Angela Boulton Carrie Smith, Debbie Waldie, Coach Boyd Houser. Bottom Row: Craig Blue, John Batt, Brett Willard, Stacy Marquis, Doug Ivy, Bret Murphree. Top Row: Jay Yearby, Marlin Sullivan, Doug Pryor, Peter Morrell, Brian Johnson, Brad Roan. MTUffiST (C A3RPEI Vernon Claudette Hurst 53 924-3393 J MAR CRAFT SHOP Jack and Margie Shroyer Ceramics-Finished Products Greenware and Bisque When you take your eyes off the goal. 55 1101 S. 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W. 36th Oklahoma City, OK 73112 946-2627 SEVENTH GRADE Jonathan Anzaldua Norma Blue Joe Borza Kristine Brady Gena Brown Steve Brown Shannon Burklin Donetta Campbell Gene Campbell Tim Carter David Cripps Tommy Cypert Russell Davis Denise Dawkins Peggy DeLeon Susan Drain Tracy Drinkard Suzy Foster John Freeman Todd Gay KEinrM'$ TmjHt]SL .ro(G uiJT Good Luck Class of 82! 59 Jo Ellen Gray Mark Green James Hall Rebecca Harrell Julie Hart Neil Hart Chris Hightower Michael Imotichey Stephanie John Scott Johnson Scott Kennedy Robert Kerbo Michael Kindell Tammy Kreger Tammy Langston Cindy Leader Tajuana Leader Mike Leonard Joe Lyons Deann McCarthick Jason McCarthick Melinda Nunn George Parker Valarie Parkhill Wendy Ratliff Toby Reynolds Darrell Rose Kevin Roundtree Scott Rowland Brian Russell 60 GK(D ® GE„ E ILEA 351 ® ® „ PAM IQlILIf Kathy Rodrigues Christine Sanders John Scoggins Debbie Shelly James Sides Phillip Smith Greg Snowder Brook Upton David Wood Kristi Wood SIXTH GRADE Andrea Alexander Jerry Arterberry George Baken Mica Bergquist Bryant Black Marvin Blood Leah Bryan Scott Burch Jeff Chandler Roy Chaney Cristen Corbin Cherl Cripps Debbie Cypert Wayne Davis Lance Deaver KnnurzK1 $ ccdhrisjebr vaieett Jim, JoLee, Harry, and Leah Kunze 61 Alan Drain Bryan Dunn-ivan Christene Eddington Danny Fiore Bubba Foster Rod Gray Shelli Gray Casey Griffin Kimberly Hall Liz Hamilton Ramanda Hightower Joey Holt Lagretta Huff Kelly Isenburg Britt Johnson George Johnson Rayshelle Johnson Jerry Justus Melissa Kreger Suzanne Lafitte Garrett Martin Kelly Martin Damon McCarty Jeff McCullough Jimmy McLaughlin Becky Morrell Kent Murphree Bobby Nash Ray Nease Kevin Nelson 62 106 E. Main LAFITTE PHARMACY 3 71-3255 Gene Lafitte Andy Price Oscar Ray Angela Reed Keba Rice Todd Roberts Shana Robinson Francis Russell Shelly Russell Van Shelton Monty SIover LouAnn Stevens Tracy Sweat Tobe Thompson David Thomson Ronette Trammell Ray Townsend Ronnie Vandenberg Calvin Vaughn Darrin Weaver Paul Williams Brent Williamson Shelly Woolley FIFTH GRADE Bryan Alberson Carman Allen Jimmy Barbee Brooklyn Beard Malissa Bishop ILAffiffi Y' $ IGA Best Wishes to the Class of '82 63 Cassandra Black Michelle Blakemore Randy Blue Mike Blythe Jeff Brannan Tracy Brown Anthony Bruce Kenneth Burrows Travis Caperton Jana Clary Ronnie Cook Kevin Duncan Carrie Eddington Ophelia Eaves Stacy Estep Monty Gilpin Marcie Gilbert Ryan Green Jamie Green Jon Haines Trina Hamilton Alan Hart Stacy Hefner Charlie Hendricks Michelle Hicks Chad Hughes Brenna Huston Michael Imotichey Laura Ivy Tara Jackson JERRY AND DONNA LAWLEY 64 TEXOMA OIL COMPANY Brandon John Maurice Johnson Aaron Keel Laderica Kemp Doug Kennedy Larry Krebbs Derrick Marquis Brad Martin Misty Martin Jason McKibbins Ramona Moore Maria Morrell Michael Morton Latwyna Nanny Helen Nash Patricia Nease Jodi Newman Hubert Nunn Stefan Perry Todd Ray Gail Riddle Chris Rowe Allison Sanders Dusti Scoggins Dusty Sherwood Marty Slover Clint Spence Mindell Stevenson Scott Stewart Scott Teel 601 W. 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Main Tishomingo 71 Lee Lovett Kathryn Martin Rodney McCurry Christy Moore Larry Morris Susanne Morton Carrie Owsley Jason Parker Sean Pratt Michelle Ratcliff George Reid Ron Robinson Jeff Rowland Kimberly Russell Judy Sabala Chad Sides Dustin Sipes Donnavon Smith Becky Stevens Marty Stinnett Shawn Thomas Eric Townsend Glenn Traughber Justin Underwood Joe Wall Tevia Wellman Michelle White Michael Whitlow Craig Williams Juhree Wilson 1 11 N. Kemp IRK FIRMAE® ATEOISJ FUXTTnmK C(Q . 72 Dealers In Store Cafe Fixtures Jennifer Wooten FIRST GRADE Kimberly Anthony Misty Arterberry Ryan Austin Scott Barr Brandon Beaver Michael Beavers Kimberly Benefiel Luke Bergquist Suzie Billings Debra Blue Rickeal Blue Francie Briscoe Jeremy Castle Secret Curtis Chris Estep Zach Estep Pollie Gilbert Brian Gray Jason Gray Vicky Hardin PAULINE'S STOP-N-GO 500 W. Main Pauline Gene Wilson 73 Kindre Harrison Michael Henthorn Chris Hinds Raymond Huff Becky Jones Heacner Kennedy Richard Larner Thomas Ledford Denise Legg Terry Mathews Silvia Miller Jason Monroe Joel Northcutt Michael Orr Jerry Peltier Michael Ray Mitchell Reed Toby Riddle Jamie Romine Melissa Routh Larry Russell Todd Smith David Stephens Quentin Stewart Dylan Teel Kristi Teel Shea Tyson Heather Underwood Aaron Wallace Rachel Whitehead 371-3681 PEDEN'S GARAGE Ravia, OK Specialists in Front End Work Michael Williams Stella Williams Ginger Winkler David Wootin KINDERGARTEN Keri Alexander Rena Alexander Eric Arles Robert Arnold Jack Baker Sharia Bardin Bradley Black Scotty Black Tarsha Black Christopher Blunt Brady Briscoe Ali Brown Amanda Campbell Lorene Carter Nathan Clemmons Laura Connell Lisa Cory John Cram Kimberly Door Tommy Dove PIER 7 Letha O'Bryan - Linda Cook B. J. Dunn Eddie Garrett John Griffith Trevor Hall Larry Hankins Jennifer Harbert Sarah Harper Wendy Hightower Anita Huff Jon Huston Christine John Heather Kopczynski Carla Locke Kevin Lovett David Martin Gary McCarter Dena McCarver Katrina McKenzie Tyela McKibben Misty McSwain Joe Morris Angelia Morrow Bobby Nanney Tara Orr Justin Parks ♦ Sarah Price Tonya Ramsey Angela Roan Johnny Routh Dustin Rowe PINKY'S DAIRY QUEEN 76 We Treat You Right Kelly Sasser Kristie Sewell Jessa Stallings Melissa Stewart Christopher Trammell Misty Trent Michael Triplett Chad Upton Jackie Walker Karen Wallace A1 Williams SPECIAL EDUCATION Scott Benton Becky Collins Pamela Scribner Jennifer Shatto H35®(0)IF1(D)MAIL lEAILTf Handling All of Your Real Estate Needs 77 RODGER'S SUPER MARKET 1000 W. Main Man. Joe Aldriorht 3‘ To the players as well as to the fans, T.H.S. sports are both exciting and sus- penseful. The players share a unique bond that holds them together as a team through thick and thin. The thrill of winning makes the long hours of practice, the sweat and the soreness all worthwhile. Lifetime friends and memories that will never be forgotten are made during High School and a special place in our memory is reserved for the exciting moments we shared participating in and observing sports. not always to the swift but to those who keep on running. 82 221 W. Main SHARPES' DEPARTMENT STORE Where you always get your money's worth! 371-2261 r........h ! 12-QB-James Stallings I 20-SE-William Gunter | 25-RB-Dale Perry I 52-C-Mike Slover I 61-G-Chris Roan ! 62-G-Allan Barnes , 70-G-Bobby Watkins | 74-T-Ron Smith I 75-T-Jimmy Richardson 1 78-T-Kevin Carter | 81-E-Guy Freeman , 83-E-Terry Carroll ■ 86-E-Garrett Alexander ........................ captains MIKE SLOVER AND GARRETT ALEXANDER The mean Thirteen 86 SPENCE'S CABINET SHOP 407 W. Main - Ph. 371-9285 • • • And Their Leaders Managers Jon Haines and Bryant Black r ■ ,, 1J J t First row: Head Coach, Charles Wyatt, Jr., Assistant Coach, Cary Wyatt, Trey Drinkard, Mike Niblett, Cornell Gunter, Ernie Gastineau, Marty Mills, Guy Freeman, Wayne Hurst, Mike Slover, Coach Boyd Houser. Second row: Mark Canaday, William Gunter, Ron Smith, Mark Slover, L .L. muster, Terry Carroll, David Corbin, Chris Roan. Third row: Assistant Coach Wayne Canaday, Dale Perry, Garrett Alexander, Brent Ivey, Allan Barnes, Bobby Watkins, Jimmy Richardson, Todd May, Ron Loffelmacher, Robbie Cle- nsaons, Layne Carter, James Stallings, Kevin Carter, Kenneth Claborn, As- sistant Coaches: Lynn Woods and Dennis Hendrix. At Stud RICHARD STOWERS QUARTER HORSES Breeze Tease AAA Sales Training 87 SCOREBOARD GAME US THEM AUG. 28 Purcell 19 15 SEPT. 4 Kingston 20 10 SEPT. 11 Coalgate 33 0 SEPT. 18 Konawa 27 41 SEPT. 25 Madill 9 3 OCT. 2 Davis 10 27 OCT. 9 Hartshorne 13 19 OCT. 16 Marietta 27 0 OCT. 23 Plainview 14 0 OCT. 30 Valliant 0 14 - Each year before the beginning of school all prospective football players began to gather for preparation of the season awaiting them. New faces, new talent, all of them eager to try to be more successful than the previous season —challenging new records that had been set before them. Even with long hours of practice, sweat and hard work, they en- dured . Each game created memories that will never be forgotten—The winning touch- down, being beaten by the clock, or mis- takes that lost the game. Together they felt The thrill of victory; the agony of defeat. The joy of winning compen- sated for all the pain; only those who participated can truly understand those feelings. Learning from mistakes, gain- ing in knowledge and confidence and try- ing to make the plays all fit perfectly was the name of the game. The Pride, Determination and Enthus- iasm is brought out in each player game after game. The memories will always be there for the players to reflect upon. Though it may be sad to remember—BE PROUD! The fans and students that cheered you on will always think that you are NO. 1. -K. Parish 88 TTISSffl IL1M1K1 108 N. Broadway Ph. 371-2624 Rivalry :Tish Upsets HTadill James Stallings Allan Barnes Jimmy Richardson William Gunter Kevin Carter Mike Slover Garrett Alexander The following seniors were honored for their accom- plishments this past season by being chosen for the 1981 All-District team. Dale Perry received the well-deserved title for 1981 Offensive Player of the Year. He had a total of 1,048 rushing yards this past season and completed his high school career with an impressive 3,031 yards. Al- so chosen from the offensive unit were split receiver William Gunter who hauled in 23 passes for 376 yards and 7 touchdowns. Lineman,Kevin Carter, had 25 unassi- sted tackles totaling 43 at the end of the season. James Stallings, quarterback, threw for 1,019 yards on 76 completions out of 174 attempts and 14 touchdowns. Defensive selections include Allan Barnes, end, who totaled 48 tackles and tackle, Jimmy Richardson, had 39 unassisted tackles for a total of 68 for the season. Also, Garrett Alexander and Mike Slover, linebackers, received recognition: Garrett with an outstanding 102 tackles and Mike with 87 tackles from his backer posi- tion. Offensive Player of the Year Dale Perry 110 E. Main UNDERWOOD ELECTRONICS 371-9244 'RADIO SHACK EH A EBUSUM' TMEffi CCDBREBJK® VI'S MiKIT Mill 91 Boys, Left to Right: Mike Niblett, Marty Chaney, Wade Johnson, Ron Smith, Layne Carter, Roy Sales, Kevin Carter, James Stallings, Eddie Smith, Glenn Lafitte, Mike Slover, Cornell Gunter. Kneeling Cecil Alexander, Troy But- ler, Manager. Not Pictured, Chris Bardin, Manager. Girls, Standing Left to Right: Connie John, Rosie Burton, Stephanie Pear- son, Kellie Gastineau, Jackie John, Melody Talkington, Robyn Jarman, Gayla Owens, Tina Dilbeck. Kneeling, Lea Stallings, Kim Davis, Robin Estep, Robyn Yearby, Cheryl Ozment, Marlene Smith. 371-2529 WHEELER AUTO SERVICE 701 W. Main Guaranteed Mufflers Wrecker Service 217 West Main A®M$TTB1(Q)]BJ G' $ 371-2116 95 Mmiiieis BlQAMS'anfeTs RMniSfinUiall MiiIKk mmm SilroMeiK SMliinisioM Let Us Sweet Talk You McDonut Sandwich Shoppe ILOJKCOJLKI MIffiCIBR¥ Durant, OK ffiWUDID'W SPEUJJCIEHt FO®ID) 419 W. Ma i n Front Row, from Left to Right: Marty Chaney, Greg Bryan, Bruce Maxey. Back Row: Glenn Lafitte, Mark Canaday, David Anderson, Coach Wood. Recognition for Mahlon Doc Ben- Inett is in order as he closes a door on education and coaching and re- tires to enjoy ranching. During his thirty-eight years of serving as coach and teacher Doc has a list of achievements a mile long . While teaching and coaching at Dundee, Savanna, Eufaula, Oologah Okemah and Tishomingo he has com- piled a football record of 73 wins 37 losses and 3 ties; in boys' bas- ketball 404 wins and 184 losses; girls' basketball 516 wins, 173 losses. In boys' Basketball Doc had twelve district championships and one state championship. His girls' basketball teams had a record of sixteen district championships, conference champs nineteen times, three regional championships and at- tended state tournaments three times. He has coached teams to the state tournaments nine times in different sports. As a youngster Doc finished high school at Tishomingo in 1940. He participated in football, basket- ball, boxing, and track. He was undefeated in boxing during his high sahool career. He served in the U.S. Navy during WWII and while in the Navy was on the San Deigo Navy boxing team. After the war he grad- uated from East Central University in 1947. He and his wife, Carol, have three children, Danny, Larry and Cindy. The highlighc of his career was in 1979 and 1981 when he was in- ducted into the Coaches'Hall of Fame in Boys' and Girls' Basketball. 101 Caring means Organizations Being with our friends is an important part of our high school years. Another very important part is our involvement in high school activities. These needs are met by our organizations. Organizations give students a chance to do things together and to learn to work together to achieve our goals. Our school has many different organizations to meet the curious minds of our students. Everyone should take part in our organizations and keep them alive and an important part of our school. doing things together and getting to know one another. r Cathy Owens—Editor Kelli Parrish—Co-Editor Jeanine McDonald—Staff Angie Willard—Photographer Robyn Jarman—Photographer Kim Wood—Business Manager Robin Hopkins—Assistant Photography Paula Walk—Staff Karen Slover—Staff Kim Hicks—Staff Susan Coker—Staff 1982 TGJIRBOOK STUFF 104 YEARBOOK— I'll say one thing for yearbook, it's not all fun. It takes a lot of hard work and dedication from all the staff members. One person cannot do it alone, that's for sure! It takes everybody, and I would like to say that this year's staff has been very helpful. There's one person who deserves a special Thank you, our photographer, Angie Willard—So here's to you Ang ', THANKS! «901 journal] Kneeling: Troy Butler, Jim McArthur, L to R: Allison Cox, Robbi Glover, Sandra Borza, Teresa Noble, Ron Smith, Chris Roan, Elizabeth Phillips, Linda Graham, Stephanie Alexander. Top: Sandra Borza, Allison Cox, Assistant Editors; Troy Butler, Editor. Bottom Picture: Mrs. Hutchins, Sponsor. E Z H 0 I KAM NsOn PXTT XM'1 H TH S Gfeee pleaders Mascot: Kimberly Stowers Bottom Row, Left to Right: Robyn Jarman, Karen Slover. Second Row: Sheila Ward, Teresa Noble. Third Row: Linda St.Clair, Kellie Johnson. Top: Kimberly Stowers. lOt Top Row, from Left to Right: Robyn Yearby, Robin Estep, Connie John, Shelly McGeehee, Gayla Owens, Kelli Gastineau, Terry Carroll Mike Niblett, Chris Roan. Bottom Row: Kim Davis, Rosey Burton, Michelle Byars, Cheryl Ozment, Melody Talkington, Jackie John, Steph Pearson, Robyn Jarman. Steph Pearson, Vice President Chris Toan, President Robyn Jarman, Secretary Fellowship of Ghpistian Atfelete’s 109 First Row: Terry Carroll, Mike Slover, Guy Freeman, Bobby Watkins, Ron Smith, Allan Barnes, Chris Roan. Second Row: Mark Slover, Todd May, Kenneth Cla- born, William Gunter, Ronny Loffelmacher. Third Row: Kevin Carter, James Stallings, David Corbin, Layne Carter, Cornell Gunter, Brent Ivy, Dale Perry, Wade Johnson. Fourth Row: Wayne Hurst, Robbie Clemmons, Mike Niblett, Jimmy Richardson, Mark Canaday, Ernie Gastineau, D.L. Luster. OFFICERS President-William Gunter Vice-President-Dale Perry Secretary-Kevin Carter Stuco Rep.-James Stallings 7hi’ LE77ERMEN no OFFICERS President-Jackie John Vice-President-Lea Stallings Secretary-Stephanie Pearson Reporter-Robyn Jarman Stuco Rep.-Marlene Smith First Row: Drenda Harris, Robyn Jarman, Stephanie Pearson, Jackie John, Lea Stallings, Marlene Smith. Second Row: Melissa Trammell, Tina Dilbeck, Tonya Cobble, Annette Harris, Gayla Owens, Melody Talkington, Kellie Gastineau. Third Row: Cheryl Ozment, Connie John, Michelle Byars, Belinda Spence, Robyn Yearby, Kim Davis. Ill Standing: Ron Smith, Terry Carroll, Kevin Carter, James Stallings. Seated: Wade John- son, Jim McArthur, and Nelson Woolley. THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOVS STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE First Row: Scott Martinez, Evert Benson, Samuel Huff, Jody Martin, Penny Coff man, Pam Watkins, Judy Bryant, Karen Stowers, Chris Brown. D.L. Luster, Bobby Watkins, Ron Smith. Second Row: Clint Decker, Toby Coffman, Marlin Wood, John Chaney, Danny Hilton, Nelson Woolley, Kim Davis, Cleta Combs, Jim McArthur, Wade Johnson, Mark Slover. Third Row: Mike Tussinger, Peter Coker, Mike Vandivier Kevin Carter, James Stallings, Jimmy Richardson, Todd May, David Corbin, Layne Carter, Terry Carroll, Tommy Waldie. Fourth Row: Luther Harbert, Darrell Brady Sandra Boyd, Sissy Ezell, Robbie Clemmons, Jerry Sullivan, Mike Slover, Mike Ni- blett, Trey Drinkard, Tim McCarter, Kenneth Clayborn, Brent Ivey. Fifth Row: Stan Parks, Bill McCarter, Lori Hardee, Keith Talkington, Darrell Walker, Jerry Maxey, Glen Mathews, Cecil Alexander, Jeff Baxter, Ernie Gastineau, Meredith El- kins . Darrell Johnson. 112 113 First Row: Mrs. Duncan, Oscar Trammell, Sandra Borza, Kristi Blair, Becky Webb, Allison Cox, Jamie Wellman, Debra Duke, Kim Wood. Second Row: Tina Freeman, Gale Perry, Kelly McArther, Gina McCreary, Cheri Harwell, Cindi Vernon, Becky Gray, Lari Hardee, Rachael Woods. Third Row: Donna Schultz, Rhoda Perry, Kim Estep, Phoung Borza, Patricia Plumley, Cleta'Combs, Kim Davis, Deborah Austin, Dana Deaver, Sherry Robinson. Fourth Row: Tonya Cobble, Melody Talkington, Annette Harris, Robin Yearby, Melissa Trammell, Robbie Glover, Gayla Owens, Brenda Stewart, Gina Glover, Gayla Ward. 114 Officers President-Jamie Wellman Vice President-Allison Cox Secretary-Kim Wood Treasurer-Kristi Blair Historian-Sandra Borza STUCO Rep.-Evelyn Sims Parliamentarian-Oscar Trammell Song Leader-Becky Webb Reporter-Debra Duke 115 First Row: Kim Wood, Tina Freeman, Steve West, Tammy Huff, Cindi Bray, Kimmer Pearson, Lora Brown, Cindi Vernon, Debra Duke, Kim Clayborn, Becky Webb, Bret Willard. Second Row: Chris Roan, Sam Mc- Guire, Jeanine McDonald, Allison Boyd, Gina McCreary, Randy Whitebead, Kristi Blair, Brad Roan, Mar- Lene Smith, Wayne Hurst, Denise Hicks. Third Row: Melissa Trammell, Kelli McArthur, Kathy Erickson Greg Ryan, Glenn Lafitte, Dana Deaver, Debra Austin, Stephanie Scates, Jody Martin, Marty Chaney, Cleta Combs, Sherry Robinson, Donald Webb. Fourth Row: JoAnn Daniel, Kim Hicks, Jay Yearby, Stacy Marquis, Mike Tussinger, Randall West, Matt Riddle, Cheryl Ozment, Becky Gray, Bruce Maxey, Shawn Hoffman, Peter Morrell, Bill Debuse. Fifth Row: Bob Stoddard, Don Franks, Allison Cox, Jack- ie John, Brenda Reinhart,Tommi Miller, Angie Willard, Danny Walker, Stephanie Pearson, Jim McArthur, Chris Roan, Brenda Stewart, Kelli Parish, Nancy Westfall, Drenda Harris, Paula Walk, Jackie Baker. Last Row: Troy Butler, Oscar Trammell, Kristi Scarberry, Tabatha Blue, Mike Hart, Karen Krebbs, Lori Hardee, David Anderson, Annette Harris. Annette Harris, Drum Major Vt Band Officers: Annette Harris, President Marlene Smith, Reporter, Kim Hicks, STUCO a Representative, Bottom Row: Kim Wood, 9 Secretary, Steph Pearson, Treasurer and Kelli Parish, Vice President. 116 First Row: Danny Walker, Troy Butler, Chris Roan. Second Row: Nancy Westfall, Brenda Reinhart, Angie Willard, Tomi Miller, Jackie John, Paula Walk. Third Row: Allison Cox, Marlene Smith, Brenda Stewart, Jim McArther, Stephanie Pearson, Kelli Parish, Drenda Harris. Don Stoddard-Associate Director. THE END OF AN ERA During the past 22 years the Tishomingo H. S. band has won 98 trophies and awards. They received 39 Superior ratings, 19 at State Regional Marching contests, and won nine sweepstakes. In 1963 they won sweep- stakes and was the outstanding marching band in Class C at Tri-State. The band marched in the Cotton Bowl parade 6 times. In 1975 the band participated in the Bi-Centennial Half- time Astro-Blue-Bonnet Bowl. The Oklahoma Bandmasters Association elected Mr. Stoddard to the Hall of Fame in 1975. The honors received by the Tishomingo Band through out the past 22 years are a fitting tribute to the man and band members who have worked long and hard hours. The retirement of Mr. Stoddard will leave a position that his successor will find hard to fill, but the tra- dition of winning and being good at what you do best a- long with the man who made that tradition is one that will be remembered at THS. •W Top Left: Jeanine McDonald, 1st Vice-President: Top Right: Troy Butler, President; Bottom Left: Pam Kirkley, SecretaryBottom Right: Chris Roan, 2nd Vice-President. Don 120 TISHOMINGO MOTOR SALES, INC. 102 E. Main St. 371-2657 Little Sandy xffinuK waimijk FRONT ROW: Kristi Blair, Marlene Smith,Jim McArthur, Terry Carroll, and Ron Smith.SECOND ROW: Layne Car- ter, Evelyn Sims,Mark Canaday,Phoung Borza, Kim Hicks,David Anderson,Randall West, and Kelli Parish. SPONSER— Mrs. Wil- liams . Royalty Everyone one day dreams of becoming a king or queen. This year, that dream came true for a few of our students. These stu- dents experienced the thrill and excitement that many of us dream about. For them that dream came true. Although many kings and queens are chosen throughout the years, each is special in his or her own way. This royalty section is dedicated to those per- sons whose dream came true. If you can If you can ■m| Rb I t Escort James Stallings; Karen Stowers, Escort Terry Carroll. Presenting the Bouquet of roses and the crown are Delaina Baker and Bryson Dunn. 125 Marlene Smith Wade Johnson Flower girl: Crissy Houser Crown bearer: Lance Lester Opposite page, top left: Steph Pearson, escorted by James Stallings; top right: Jackie John, escorted by Roy Sales; bot- tom left: Lea Stallings, escorted by Ron Smith; bottom right: Robyn Jarman, escorted by Layne Carter. jim mcarthur STEPH PEARSON BAND QUEEN S KING ATTENDANTS Seated: Drenda Harris, Paula Walk. Middle Row: Tomie Miller, Marlene Smith, Troy Butler, Chris Roan, Jea- nine McDonald. Top: Danny Walker. 128 ts «mi 8 m If all else Faculty We never really realize it, but the most im- portant part of our school days are people that at one time or another we aren't particularly fond. The faculty at Tishomingo schools is one that we can all be proud. Most students aren't aware of the extra effort and hours our teachers put in and they do it for one reason, because they care. They care about us and they care about our future. A teacher's job is pro- bably one of the hardest in the country and our,| teachers do their job well. If you never do anything else in all of your days at school, tell at least one of your teachers Thanks . It will mean a lot to them. ADMINISTRATION S. G. Littlepage, Superintendent. Principals, Top to Bottom: Robert Pearson, HS; Wayne Canaday, MS; Don Martin, GS. BOARD OF EDUCATION: Dale Anderson, Member; Wen- dell Blair, President; Clifford Parish, Member; Wiley Hacker, Vice-President; Richard Vandivier, Clerk. 132 HIGH SCHOOL M. P. Bennett Social Studies Drivers Education Sid Caperton Science Freda Duncan Home Economics Don Franks Band - Music Barbara Hallmark English Luther Harbert Vo. Ag. Vickie Harbert Business Education Kindergarten James Harkey Math Dennis Hendrix Coach Social Studies Susan Hutchins English Wanda Littlepage English Stanley Parks Vo. Ag. 133 Sharron Sneed Business Education Robert Stoddard Band Don Tims Coach Social Studies Wayne Walker Math - Science Robert West Industrial Arts Othalene Williams Counselor Lynn Wood Coach Social Studies Charles Wyatt, Jr. Head Football Coach Social Studies MIDDLE SCHOOL Betty Boyd English Ina Daniels Reading Nancy Harkey Social Studies 134 Boyd Houser Coach Social Studies Kaye Lanier English Billy McCarty Science Bill Miller Science Charlene Miller Social Studies Mary Parks Fifth Grade Jeannie Rowland Math Lab Marlene Tims Special Education Jana Toews Fifth Grade Ronnie Walker Math Debbie Wood Fifth Grade Gary Wyatt Coach - Math 135 GRADE SCHOOL Debbie Caskey Third Grade Vi Caperton Reading Lab Elsie Cole Second Grade Linda Franks Third Grade Wanda Glenn Second Grade Johnnie Imotichey Third Grade Ann Lafitte Fourth Grade Martha Martin First Grade Clara Maxwell Reading Lab Carol McCreary First Grade Betty Nelson Fourth Grade Donnie Rowland Counselor 136 Glenda Rowland Kindergarten Mary Ruth Stallings Second Grade Delores Utley Third Grade Tina Walker First Grade Mary Ann Shepard Special Education AIDES Jackie Baker Flag Corp. Director Virginia Cox Reading Lab Dorothy Green Aide - Kindergarten Wanda Stoddard Aide - High School Carol Slover Aide - Grade School 137 Gloria Pryor Aide - Middle School Glenda Vernon Aide - Middle School SECRETARIES Sherry Upton High School Henrietta Gaddis Middle School Laverle Pryor Grade School COOKS Maxine Dupree Viola Henson Ethel McCurry Francis Rau Lillian C. Rau Shirley Stephenson 138 CUSTODIANS Richard Rau Wayne Seago Harold Watts I am not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yesterday I asked of life. What have you to offer me? tod the answer came, What have you to give. and I love today. 141 T Look TTt Vmi Seniors 0! GRADUATION DAY Today we'll start a new life And we'll say our last goodbyes To all the friends we've grown to love With whom we've laughed and cried. Remembering the fun and laughter, The problems and the fears. And watching all our memories grow Throughout our high school years. The memories of the dances And the new friends that we've met. Vacations, teachers, talking And exams we'd rather forget. Yes, high school days are precious but brief. Where all your dreams come true; It is not the end, but the beginning Of a life we'll start anew. .Joy Shefstad ‘82 143 Remembe r, do yoT temembe r The laughter and the tears The shadows of misty yester-year The good times and the bad you’-ve seen And all the others in between Remember, do you remember 4|j The times of your life? Remember when, things were different then But then all things change, somehow rearrange That’s why while we can we should Remember when. Memories are supposed to be Reflections of what used to be That’s why while we can we should Remember when.