Waynoka High School - Railroader Yearbook (Waynoka, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1985 volume:

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Shan- non Miller recieved 1st in the long jump and 1st in the 100 meter hurdles. She was also a member of the 1st place 400 meter and 800 meter relay teams. Lori Sutherland placed 3rd in the 200 meter dssh, and was on the winning 400. 800, and 1600 meter relay teams. Dana Smiley received 3rd in the 300 meter hurdles and was also on the 400, 800, and 1600 meter relay teams. Natalie Brown and Ana Ramirez were also first place medal winners. Natalie was on the winning 400 and 1600 meter relay teams and Ana was on the 800 and 1600 relay teams. Oina Nutter also went to the state meet 8S an alternate for the team. The relay team of Mindy Zook, Stephanie Lenhart. Tippe Kephart. and Sherri Zook did not place at the state meet, but did however set a new school record. Seven more school records were set by the girls this season. Lori Sutherland in the 200 meter dash. Natalie Brown in the 400 meter dash, Shannon Miller in the 100 meter hurdles and long jump, Dana Smiley in the 300 meter hurdles, and the 400 meter relay team and 1600 meter relay team also set new school records. The Waynoka School now has five high school All-8taters. They are Dana Smiley. Shannon Miller. Natalie Brown, Ana Ramirez, and Lori Sutherland. The track team participated this year in nine meets, bringing home four runner-up trophies and five championship trophies. The remain- ing member of the track team, Jen- nifer Bixler. was unable to attend the state track meet. The Annual Staff would like to congratulate these girls and dedicate this years annual to them along with Waynoka's other state champions. Had an Outstanding Year Winners. r ■� Sandy DeVilbrss Mrke8impson K 9tate Farmers Three youths from Waynoka were among Oklahoma’s top Future Farmers of America. These students are Sandy DeVilbiss. Darin Clapper, and Mike Simpson. These FFA members are the top graduating seniors studying vocational agriculture in Oklahoma's high schools. They represent the top three percent of Oklahoma's FFA membership, who are eligible to receive the state’s highest degree. Sandy. Darin, and Mike were judged on their vocational agriculture projects, FFA activities, leadership, community and school activities. This year’s group brings the total to 13.918 Oklahoma Future Farmers of America who have received the degree since the First charms were granted in 1928. FFA is a youth organization for students who are enrolled in voca- tional agriculture classes and who are pursuing a career in some Field of agriculture. The Annual Staff and the Waynoka school are proud of these three students accomplishments and would like to dedicate this years annual to them along with Waynoka's other state champions. Fronfc Robert Curiis. Brenda Olson. Back: Brian Olson, Anjie Pepper, and Raven Curlie. 9tate History Day Winners Waynoka's State Championship History Day team traveled to Washington, D.C. to compete in na- tional History Day competition dur- ing June. On April 12 the team of Robert Curliss, Raven Curliss, Ana Ramirez. Brenda Olson, and Brian Olson received a superior rating at the District History Day held at Northwestern Oklahoma State University. The History Day team had a change in cast before the state competition. Ana would be unable to attend national competition if the team placed first at state, therefore, she was replaced by Anjie Pepper. The team performed an original musical play, “The Donner Party Tragedy.’’ Students' projects for History Day are selected in accordance with a nationally selected theme. This year's theme, Triumphs and Tragedies, was selected by a na- tional committee. At the state capitol on May 10 the team from Waynoka placed First. There were no separate divisions for schools of different sizes so the Waynoka team competed against schools of much larger enrollments. They received a superior rating scoring 98 3 points out of a possi- ble 100. The play is about a pioneer group, the Donner Party, enroute from Illinois to California. They took an untested shortcut and were stranded in blizzards on the back side of the Sierra Mountains. Having no food and nearing starvation the desperate survivors turned to can- nabalism. The Donner Party holds rts place in history by showing the will of man to survive st any cost. The Annual Staff would like to wish them good luck and dedicate this year's annual to them along with Waynoka's other state champions. Each Event Adds Another Brick in the Wall. 1 The Chain Gang spells WHS. 2 Michele makes up Sherri's face as a down for play school. 3 Troy trying to persuade his sfeer � o move. 4 Kim giving a demonstration. 6 Not every one is fond of music as Roxy Nutter demonstrates. 6 Mr. Yadon kisses a chimp at a school assembly. 7 Mrs. Troyer dressed as BOY GEORGE for PUNK ROCK DAY. Kindergarten Daniel Bekewell Matthew Barnes Joseph Bradford Charlie Cunningham Jeremy Cunningham Ryan Cunningham K arena Donavon Jason Durkee Heidi Eggleston Jacob Gamble Shannon Heusel Ashlyn Kysar Sarah Lopshire Chad Lyon Van Marsalis Chris Peacock Crystal Rebel T. J. Treece Jason Trissell Amy Wolverton First Jenny Barker Eric Bouse Mindy Drake Dustin Durkee Mekeyle Eppinette Brandon Eelick Adam 0ask ill Kyle George Trenton Gullrford Geneva Haight Michael Hettom Richard Harley Gebe Hope Casey Hufford Ryan Hutchison Ricky Inman Brett Kimbro Greg Lendin JoDena Nutter Lisa Parsons Hope Prather John Rebel Kori Seaman Regan Sims Charles Woods Mark Cunningham Rex Cunningham Austin Dew aid Jeremiah Eslick Alan George Chad George Charyse Heutse! Elizabeth Johnston Brent Lyon Jeremy Lyon Melanie Marshall Stana Mavity Amanda Meek Maria Ramirez Amy Redgate Shelly Ross John Stine DeNee Strohmeyer Kirk West Angel Wilson Third Anna Brune Tobi Buttle Criston Call Lonnia Corn Alicia Criaaup Melissa Cunningham Francis Haight Michelle HaBom Rebecca Hutchison Tisha Kimbro Brandon Kysar Melisse Lenhert Melvin Like Phillip Long ion Moody Monica Redgate Henry QmBh Rebecca 9eechris Erin Traace Amanada Urban Fourth Sherry Baird 8cott Belch Lisa Boham Ray Brown Tami Brown Lisa Cross Lisa Curliss Michael Davidson Tessa George J. D. Higgins Amy Hofen Gina Inman Patricia Johnson Stacee Martin Flynn Mason Corey Miller Ellie Nutter Kyle Payne Lucinda Ramirez Sandra Ramirez k—j 0' JL - V -J Jl r T TM c-hjei R r±rr T — - •- O - - L- AVI Q e 1 i j E JLZ L ML 7 S __i H—-La... £VUe n a u 1 Fifth Sixth Seventh Ricky Baird Kevin Belch Debra Barrett Chip Beale. President Kim Bence Ron Bouziden Carl Cells Kim Chipmen Mariana Davidson Travis George Lori Hutchison Teresa Jacobson Ryan Mavtty Cullen Olson. Sec.Trees. Brenda Ramirez Steven Ross. 9TUCO Rep. Davida Shaw. Reporter Hickie Swartz. Vice-Pres. Butch Wilson Eighth Freshman Robin Ber ce Jack Blackwell Dustin Bradford Rebekah Brown Quinlan Brune. 8TUC0 Rap. Aaron Carter Brad Corbin Jason Conway. Vice-Pras. Jimmy Edick Joleyne Foust Eric Oeorge Troy Oosnay, Reporter Roy Helton Ira Johnston Kenny Kephart Robin Knol Bhereena Lika Eddia Lyon Kenni Marsalis Cara Mayhugh Brad Millar. President Tracy Millar Oina Nutter. 8ec.-Trees. Tim Olson Bean Plumlae Jannia Ralston Kelly Rebel John Smith Wendi Thomas Bob Trissetl Sophomores Mike Belch Richard Barrett Heather Boler. Vice Pres. Stan Bouse Raven Curliss Robert Curtiss Susan Evans Bryan Gregg Loree Johnson 8tephanie Lenhart Angela Martinez Dawn McGolden. 8TUC0 Rep. Brian Olson Clint Olson. Reporter Anjie Pepper. Sec.-Trees. Ana Ramirez. President Tom Ray Jovonna Robinson Jeff Shu+z John Smiley fl David Belch 8cott Bence. 8TUC0 Rep. Jennifer Bixler. Trees. Michele Cohlmia, Reporter Lorinda Danner Trisha Decker Jason Denney Karen Durkee. Vice-Pres. Linda Eggimar. Marci Elliot Tracy Hayes Teresa Helton Raymond Huffman Stephanie Inman Dina Jacobs Stephanie Jacobson. Sec. Tippe Kephart Donnie Martin Tony Martinez Patrick Meek Shannon Miller Sherri Miller, President Anna Parkins Steve Seiger □ L rznr—j UOUOHS Blue and Silver 1 e zzr , FLOWER □ L_=LZ=1 1 I Carnation I p conquer.' CLA X I T m Darlene Reynolds Benson £ SMeven Ray Blackwell Ronald James Bolar i fB Phillip L. Brune Darin Lee Clapper James Andrew Cook Jaunrta Bixler Cook 18 Tracy Oail Ross Michael Ross Simpson Dana Anna Smiley I Marco Anthony Ramirez Shonda 0. Russell Lisa Clark Unruh Nancy Lynn Gamble Charles Freeman King II Tammy Christine Ray Jeffrey Shawn Selvey Mindy Nutter Zook 19 STEVE BLACKWELL: HERO 2. 3 at Pampa, Texas. RON BOLAR: Football I. 2. 4. All District Safety 4, King 4: Basketball I, 2. 3. 4. Attendant 2. King 4; Baseball 1: Boys' State 1984: STUCO 3. 4. Vice-President 3. President 4: Who's Who Among American High School Students 3, 4: Oklahoma Honor Societu I. 2, 3. 4; Superintendent's Honor Roll I, 2, 3. 4: Class President 3. 4; Youth Citizenship Seminar 3: Special Usher 3: Society of Distinguished High 8chool Students 4; Annual Staff 4: FCA 3. 4; Chain Gang 4; Co-Valedictorian. PHILLIP BRUNE: Basketball I. 2. 3. 4. Attendant 4. Most Improved Basket- ball Player 3: Baseball I; FFA I. 2. 3. Treasurer 4: FCA 2, 3, 4. Treasurer 4: Class Reporter 4: STUCO 1, 4. Vice- President 4, State Convention 4: Chain Gang 4: Who's Who Among American High School Students 4. DARIN CLAPPER: FFA I. 2. 3, 4, Pasture and Range Judging I, 2. 3, 4, Livestock Judging 2. 3. 4. Sentinel 3. Beau 4: Outstanding Wood Student (at Woodward. Oklsnoma) 1: STUCO 4: Who's Who Among American High School Students 3: Captain Railroader of Chain Gang 4. JAUNITA BIXLER COOK: Track 1. 2. 3. State Track Meet 3; Softball 1. 2: Band 1. 2. 3. Band Attendant 1. Stage Band 1, Tri-State 3; Pep Club I. 2, Basketball Cheerleader 2; Class Secretary I: Who's Who Among American High School Students 3, 4: FHA 1: FFA 1: FCA 2: FTA 2: STUCO 2. SANDY DEVILBISS: FFA 1. 2. 3. 4. Sweetheart 2. Reporter 2. Secretary 3, President 4. Grand Champion Steer, Oklahoma 4-H and FFA Jr. Livestock Show 1983. Northwest District FFA Reporter 1982, Nor- thwest District FFA President 1984: Most Agricultural: 4-H Club I. 2. 3. 4. 4-H President 2, 3: Pep Club I, 2: Miss Waynoka 1st Runner-Up; STUCO 4: Basketball I, 2. 3. 4. Most Improv- ed Basketball Player 2: Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Spanish 2: School Play 3. Best Supporting Actress 3. BRIDGET DEVINE: FHA 2; Newspaper Staff 2: Who's Who Among American High School Students. CHRIS FERGUSON: Pep Club 1. 2, 3. 4. Mascot I. Cheerleader 2. 3. 4. Senior Listing Head 3. 4: Basketball 1, 2: Softball 1. 2: Student of Today I, 3; Football Homecoming Queen 3: Sophomore Class Vice-President: Junior Class Secretary Treasurer: Honor Society t. 2, 3, 4: Bausch Zr Lomb Recipient 2. 4: Annual Staff 1. 2. 3. 4: FHA 1: FCA 1, 2: Newspaper Staff 3. 4: Girls' State 3; OCC Leadership Seminar 3: Who's Who Among American High School Students 3, 4: Special Usher 3; Superintendent’s Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. 4; Society of Distinguished High School Students 3. 4: Miss Waynoka 4: All School Play 3. Best Actress 3: Most Outstanding Art Student 1: Co-Valedictorian. NANCY GAMBLE: Annual Staff I. 2. 3. 4: Band I, 2: FHA 2: School Play 3: Who's Who Among American High School Students 3: STUCO 3. 4. Reporter 3. MIKE GOUCHER: Football 1. 2. 3. 4: FCA I. 2. 3. 4: Annual Staff I. 2. RICK HAYE8: FFA 1: Vocal. DENISA JOHNSON: FHA 1. 4: FTA I: Band 1: Newspaper Reporter 4: Soft- ball I, 2. 4; Basketball 1. 2: Speech 3: Pep Club 2. 3, 4, Cheerleader 1: Task Force 3. CHUCK KING: Who's Who Among American High School Students 3. 4. BRENDA KOPF: Pep Club I. 2. 3. 4. Yell Leader 3. 4: Vocal 4. BRENDA OLSON: Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Reporter I, 2, Secretary 3. 4. Nor- thwest Oklahoma Honor Band 2. Who's Who in Music 4, Tri-State 1. 2. 3. 4. District Solo and Ensemble Con- test I, 2. 3. 4. State Solo and Ensem- ble Contest 3. United States National Band Academy; Vocal 4. Jazz Vocal 4: FTA 1. 2: FHA 1. 2. 3. 4: STUCO 2. 3. 4, Reporter 2. 4. Treasurer 3: An- nual Staff I. 2, 3, 4: Pep Club I. 3. 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. 4: Honor Society 1. 2, 3. 4: Honor Usher 3: 8ocietu of Distinguished American High School Students: Class Reporter I, 2, 3, Class Secretary 4: All School Play 3: NWOSU Curricular Contest 1. 2. 3: Class Academic Bowl Representative 3: Miss Congeniality and Talent Win- ner. Miss Waynoka Pageant 4: Delegate to American Citizenship Seminar 4. MARCO RAMIREZ: Basketball I. 2. 3. 4, Attendant 4: Track 3. 4: FCA 2. 3, 4, Reporter 4: FTA 1. 2: An nual Staff 1. 2: STUCO 1. 2. 3. 4. State Convention 4. Treasurer 4: Spanish Club; Chain Gang 4: Com- petitive Speech 3; Journalism: Class President 1, 2, Class Vice-President 4: Who's Who Among American High School Students: Boys’ State 1984: Student Council Convention 4; Youth Citizenship Seminar 4; Societu of Distinguished High School Students 3. 4: FCA Reporter 4: Class Vice- President 4; Student Council Treasurer 4; Newspaper Staff Reporter 3: Oklahoma Honor Societu 1, 2, 3, 4: Principal's Honor Roll- Superintendent's Honor Roll. TAMMY CHRIS RAY: Freshman Ensemble; Vocal I. 4: Basketball 1. 4; Track 3. 4: FHA 1. 2. 3: Y-Teens (Alva) 2; Basketball Cheerleader 4. DARLENE REYNOLDS: Band I. 2. 3: Pep Club 1, 2: Annual Staff 2. 3: Vocal 4: Football Attendant 3: FHA 3. 4. TRACY ROSS: Track 1, 2: Softball 2. 3. 4: FHA 1. 2: FCA 1, 2. 3: Vocal 4. JEFF 8ELVEY: Vocal 1; Track 3, 4: Chain Gang 4. MIKE SIMPSON: FFA 1, 2. 3. 4. Presi- dent 3. Treasurer 4. Parliamentarian 2: STUCO 3: Who's Who Among American High School Students 3: 4- Hl. DANA SMILEY: Basketball t. 2. 3. 4. Queen 3. Orient Conference Co. All Tournament Team 3. Most Improved Basketball Player 2, 3; Most Athletic 4: Softball I. 2. 3. 4: Track t. 2. 3. 4, State Track Meet 2, 3: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 3. 4: FHA 2: Who's Who Among American High 8chool Students 3, 4. LISA CLARK UNRUH: FFA 1. 2. 3. Secretary 2, Vice-President 3, Sweetheart Candidate 2. Sweetheart 3: FHA 2. 4. MINDY NUTTER ZOOK: All School Play 3; Softball 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4; Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Mascot 1. Cheerleader 2, 3: Band 1. 2, 3, 4, Drum Majorette 3. 4. President 4, Who's Who in Music 4; Show Choir 4; Annual Staff I. 2. 3. 4. Editor 4: STUCO 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Secretary 3. 4. State Convention 2, 3: FCA 2, 3: Oklahoma Honor Society I. 2, 3. 4; Hugh O'Brian Leadership Conference Delegate 2: Girls' State Delegate 3: Who's Who Among American High School Students 3. 4. 20 Senior Sisters and Honor Maids Chris Ferguson, Ana Ramirez Darlene Reynolds, Anna Perkins Lisa Unruh. Dawn McOolden Bridget Devine, Jennifer Bixler Nancy Gamble, 8uzy Evans Brenda Olaon. Kenni Marsalis Tracy Ross. Anjie Pepper Mindy Zook. Gina Nutter Denisa Johnson. Lori Johnson Chris Ray. Lori Sutherland Dana Smiley. Heather BoJar Not Pictured Shonda Russell. Trisha Decker 21 Senior Most Versatile Mindy Zook Philip Brune 22 Class Clowns Denisa Johnson Jim Cook Most Athletic Dana Smiley Ron Bolar Best Hall Roamers Brenda Olson Chuck King Personalities Mosi Agriculture! Sandy Devilbiss Mika Simpson Bast Scholars Marco Ramiraz Chria Farguson Senior Survey The following are the results of a survey taken of the Senior Class. FAVORITE CAFETERIA FOOD ... Pizza FAVORITE SPORT ... Football FAVORITE SUBJECT... Art FAVORITE TEACHER ... Cindy Percival FAVORITE HANDOUT ... Red Light FAVORITE COLOR ... Blue FAVORITE HOLIDAY ... Christmas FAVORITE ROCK GROUP ... Huey Lewis and Def Leppard FAVORITE TV 8H0W .. . MASH FAVORITE 80AP OPERA . .. Days of Our Lives FAVORITE PROFESSIONAL SPORTS TEAM ... Dallas Cowboys FAVORITE MAKE OF CAR ... Porsche FAVORITE CLOTHING BRAND ... Levis 23 School Board Members Bill Marshall Ray Gamble Administration ■ Superintendent Glen Love H.8. Principal Bob Yadon J.H. and Elem. Principal Bill Evans 24 FACULTY Carolyn Baird — H.9. and J.H. Buamass Education Yearbook Advisor Norene Barker — Elamantary and Secondary Music Darrel Barnett — Basketball Softball. H.9. and J.H. (Ms Track Coach. Athletic Director. Driver's Ed. JoAnn BeNmon — Fifth Grade. Sixth Grade Math Rodeana Bixler — Special Reading. H 8 Pep Club Sponsor Gail Bliss — Art. History. H.8. Pep Club Sponsor Buddy Collier — Band. Vocal. Senior Sponsor Linda Constantin — J.H. Math and Social Studies. Grade School P.E.. 8eventb Grede Sponsor Murletta Cnssup — First Grade Tim Crissup — Industrial Arts. P.E., Freshman Sponsor Sonya Cummins — Accelerated Learning (Gifted) and Eighth Grade Math Greg Dewaid — Vo. Ag.. FFA Sponsor Linda Drake — Third Grade GeWy Eggleston — Fourth Grade Kathy George — First Grade Mary Ooeney — Second Grade Mary Oottsch — Learning Disabilities Carol King — Sixth Grade. Fifth Grade Science 8cott Kysar — Learning Disabilities. J.H. Football Reta Love — Library. J.H. English. Eighth Grade Sponsor Judy Meek — J.H. English. Speech. Daily Living. Social Studies. Eighth Grade Sponsor. J.H. Pep Club Sponsor Qeien McCune — Vo. Ag.. FFA Sponsor Alan Nutter — H.8. Math. Computer Science. Junior Sponsor Karen Payne — H.8. English. 8peech. Senior Sponsor. Newspaper Sponsor Cindy Percival — H.8. Math. H.8. Counselor. Student Council Sponsor Fleta Reed — Second Grade Tom Shirley — H.8. and J.H. Science. Junior Sponsor Bobbie 8mith — Home Economics. Family Living. Housing Marriage. FHA. YHO. and 4-H Sponsor Janice Troyer — H.8. English. Spanish. Spanish Club Sponsor Mery Walker — Kindergarten Bill Wilson — H.8. and J.H. Science. Seventh Sponsor Rick Word — History. H.8. Football Coach and Assistant J.H. Football Coach. FCA Sponsor. H.8. and J.H. Boys Track Rod Young — Driver's Ed.. Assistant Basketball Coach. Head J.H. Boys Basketball Coach. FCA Sponsor 25 SUPPORT PERSONNEL Teachers' Aides Sandy Evans Lula Judd Secretaries Karen Sharp — Superintendent s Secretary Sail Nickelson — High 8chool Robin Kysar — Elementary Cooks leAnn 8tine — Supervisor Gertie Brownell — Head Cook Ruth Sharp Phyllis Baird Bus Drivers Custodians Tim Crissup. Max Olson. Rev Baird. Jim Case. Kay Muhle. LeAnn 8tine. Not pictured are substitute drivers. Alberta Oleon and Phyllis Baird, end Activity Bus Driver. Gilbert Gum. Reia Lenhart. Velaria Bakewell. James Morris, and Marilyn Wilcox. Not Pictured: Gilbert Gum. 26 28 And the New Miss Waynoka Is_ Contestants perform in talent phase of competition. Needing encouragement. Posing for the judges. Sherry Winegerdt presents Sandy with First Runner-Up Trophy as the audience awaits the an- Former Littie Miss. Melissa Bouse, crowns New nouncement of Miss Waynoka. � « . Cassandra Crissup. 29 a Chris 3, ercjuAon 30 Talent Winner and Miss Congeniality Brenda Olson 1st Runner-Up Sandy DeVilbiss Little Miss Waynoka The YHO held its second annual Little Miss Pageant in conjunction with the Miss Waynoka Pageant. The ages of the Little Miss Contestants were 3 to 5. They were judged on personality, poise and appearance. This year's winner was Cassandra Crissup, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tim Crissup. and she was escorted by Joseph Bradford, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bradford. 31 Softball Front Row: Anji Martin . Lori Sutherland. Oma Nutter Ana Remire . Middle Row: Sharri Millar Tracy Roes. Jovona Robinson Heather Bolar. Sury Evans. Stephen Lanhart. Anj e Pepper Back Row: Darryl Bamstt. Coach: Daniea Johnson. Shannon MAer Dana Smiley. Mindy Zook. Jotayne Foust, and Wandi Thomas. r «i ft Waynoka S Am ber-Poc asset ii Waynoka 1 Taloga 21 Waynoka 6 Am ber-Poc asset 8 Waynoka 1 Taloga 18 Waynoka 7 Aline-Cleo 12 Waynoka 8 Aline-Oleo 6 Waynoka 2 Alva 8 Waynoka 14 Alva 6 Waynoka 16 Helena-Goltry IE Waynoka 1 Lahoma 16 Waynoka 17 Aline-Oleo 16 Waynoka 1 Alva 19 Waynoka 16 Helena-OOKry 8 WAynoka 18 Helena-Goltry 6 Waynoka 1 Alva 20 Waynoka 22 Alva 19 Waynoka 3 Taloga 6 Waynoka 6 Taloga 11 Waynoka 4 Lahoma 9 Waynoka 6 Aline-Oleo 10 Waynoka 6 Aline-Oleo 4 Waynoka 12 Aline-Oleo 6 Waynoka 4 Taloga 26 r 32 A School Year Off fo a Good Sfart. Reading day in English dess. 33 Rails Football 16 Pond Creek-Hunter 36 12 Buffalo 24 8 Balko 32 28 F organ 0 41 •Freedom 0 23 • Helena-Goltry 6 16 •8haron-Mutual 8 7 •Jet-Nash 31 60 • Carmen-Dacoma 8 0 •Ring wood 36 • Denotes District Games Front Row: Brian Oregg, Ron Bolar. Stanley Bouse. Ira Johnston. Dustin Bradford. Johnnie Bmrth. Mike Whipple Robert Curliss. Mr. Rick Word. Back Row: Mr. Dale Zook. Mr. Bcott Kysar. John Smiley. Jason Denny. Richer Barrett. Tony Martinez. Clint Olson. Tom Ray. Bob Trissefl. Eric Zook. Mike Ooucher. Attendants Mike Goocber Shannon Miller Dana Smiley Clint Oleon Caesie Sutherland Preston Kysar Football King and Queen 36 School Publications Are Responsibility of Newspaper Staff and Annual Staff NEW8PAPER 8TAFF MEMBER8 — Michele Cohlmie. Chris Ferguson and Lorinda Dannar, published a monthly edition of the Railroader Express Newspaper. ANNAUl STAFF — Patrick Meek. Quintan Brune. Dustin Bradford. Mindy Zook. EdHor: Chris Ferguson. Brenda Olson. 8herri Miller Nancy Gamble. Ana Ramirez. Ron Bolar. Darkroom Photo.: Heather Bolar. Oina Nutter. Dawn McOolden. 8hannon Miller. Michele Cohlmia. Lori 9utherland. Bred Miller. Shereena Like and Teresa Lenhart. 37 Itvfi Qtudent Council Has Busy Qchedule Two homecoming dances and weekly changing of events on the marquee were activities QTUCO members participated in this year. They also supervised the doors at the basketball games, sponsored motivational workshops and films, and decorated the Christmas tree for the commons area. Additional activities included helping with the Waynoka Academic Bowl, college career night, and the financial aids night. The Qtudent Council officers also attended the Student Council state convention on the OSU campus. Their last order of business was holding officer elections for the 1884-85 school year. Front: Brenda Olson. Phillip Brune. Marco Ramirez. Mindy Zook. Ron Bolar. Chris Ferguson. Sponsor Cindy Percival. Second Row: Anjie Pepper. Sandy DeVilbiss. Nancy Gamble, Wendt Thomas Suzy Evans. Ana Ramirez. Heather Bolar, Quintan Brune. Travis Ball. Back Row: Cathy Sabedra Lori Hutchison. Michele Cohlmie. Sherri Miller. Darin Clapper. Brad Miller. Gina Nutter, Scott Bence. Lori Hutchison arid Teresa Jacobson change the marquee in front of the school. 38 Front: Larry Harley. Chip Beele. Jay Johnston. CaH Cad. 8teven Roes Culler. Oleor.. David Eslick. Ronnie Bouzidan. Travis Bell. 8econd Row: Billy Brown. Jon Sabedra. Ryan Mavity. Tim Meek. Dan Brown. Travis Bell. Beck Row: Dale Zook. Student Teacher: 9cott Kyear. Coach: Don Alan DeVrfbiss. Hickie 8wartz. Gary Ooucher. Jon Bek swell. Tim Jacobson. Kevin Belch. Rodney Inman. Butoh Wilson. Rick Word. Coach. Jr. High Rails Have Disappointing Year The Jr. Rails having lots of potential and little experience had a win-loss record of 2-4. The outlook, however, for the coming year looks good. 39 Win or Lose. The Pep Club Always Supports the Teams. Decorating the Front: Sherri Miller. Shannon Miller. Mindy Zook. Brenda Oteon. Brenda Kopf. Angie Martinez. Lori Sutherland. Suzy Evans. Kenni Marsalis. Stephanie Jacobson. Lorinda Dannar. Stephanie Inman. Stephanie Lenhart. Wendi Thomas. Rebekah Brown, and Tracy Ross. 40 Mr. Criesup in skit. Cheering for the team. Cheerleaders Keep Fans Cheering Dana and Oina perform in skit. Front: Chris Ray. Second Row: Dana Smiley. Oina Nutter. Ana Ramirez. Chris Ferguson, and Michele Cohlmia. Halloween Is for Ghouls and Ghosts J.H. Cheerleaders and Pep Club Cheer for Their Teams. let Row. left to Right: Teresa Jacobson. Mariana Davidson. Cathy Sabedra. Teresa Lenhart. Gina Zook. Pam Corn. Cathy King. Second Row: Judy Meek. Sponsor: Rebecca Barrett. Debra Barrett. Kim Bence. Hanna Carter. Sherri Trittill. Lori Hutchison. Performing at assemblies. Students and parents work with a computer. Grade students do a square dance. Students sing western songs. Fourth and fifth graders sing Spanish songs under the direction of Scott Bence. Parents Visit School Open House is a time for parents to see whst their children have been doing in school. It is held in conjunction with National Education week. Parents spent the evening visiting the grade school, junior high, and high school. A program followed the visitation period. For the entertainment this year, the First, sec- ond, and third grades presented a Cowboy Jam- boree musical program under the direction of Mrs. Norene Barker. The fourth and fifth graders sang Spanish songs they had learned from their Spanish lessons which were taught by Marco Ramirez and Scott Bence. Students ask Mrs. Bliss. AH teacher, questions. 45 Among the Spanish Clubs many activities, were preparing and eating a Spanish meal monthly, teaching Spanish to grade students and singing Christmas caroles at Christmas. Scott Bence and Marco Ramirez spent time each week teaching Spanish to the fourth and fifth grade students. At Open House and the Christmas Program these grade students then performed by singing several songs. At Christmas time the Spanish Club and Spanish classes walked through the halls and sang Christmas caroles to the students in other classes. On the final day of school at the Awards Assembly. Stephanie Inman was presented an award for being an Outstanding Spanish 8tudent. Front Row: Michele Cohlmia Marco Ramirez. Linda Eg- giman. Nancy Gamble. Middle Row: Shannon Miller. Lori Sutherland. Stephanie Inman. Eric Zook. Back Row: Mrs. Troyer. 8cott Bence. Jason Denney. Robert Curliss. 46 Christmas Caroling in the halls. Club De Espaniol 9coW listens fo 8herry Baird count in Spanish. Charlstts Barrel and Busan Bradford serve chili. Compliments of: Hair Designs By Susan Waynoka, OK 824-1271 47 Students take money at the door. Chili Supper All Sports Club Volleyball Tournament Main Activity for FCA Front: Rictt Word. Sponsor: Clint Olson. Msrco Ramirez. Ana Ramirez, Phillip Bruns. Oins Nutter. Wendi Thornes Rod Young. Sponsor. Sec- ond: Tom Ray. Dsvids Shew. Revet. Curlies. Ouintsn Bruns. Ronnie Boler. Heather Bolsr. Anjie Pepper. Angie Martinez Rebekah Brown. Kenni Marsalis. Third: Cathy King. Brenda Ramirez. Eddie Lyon. Mike Whipple. Bryan Gregg Robert Curtiss. Eric Zook. Jason Denney. Jeff Schulz. The Qecond Annual FCA Volleyball Tournament was a big hit with everyone including the faculty. There were two teachers teams and six student teams. The tournament was played after school hours. The two teachers teams played for the championship and were victorious for the second year. 49 Stevie. Oven ( tvUetmeie Provides Entertainment 6th grade singing Deck the Halls and Here we Come a Wassailing” 3rd grade singing ' Christmas Is Coming'' and Thirty-Two Feet and Eight Little Tail's 6th grade singing Friendly Beasts' and 0 Come 0 Come Emmanuel'' 2nd grade singing 'Still. Still. Still' and Away In The Manger” 1st grade singing I Hear Them and Christmas Day 50 Christmas Parties, Programs and Concerts Add to a Busy Ceason Band King and Queen 53 Compliments of JIMMY JACOBSON STYLING SALON, Alva Qchool Band Performs at Activities Other Than Concerts Among the bands many activities were performing at the basketball and football games, the Christmas Concert in December, and the Spring Concert in May. They also played Pomp and Circumstance at the graduation ceremony and had many fund raising projects. Four students, Mindy Zook. Brenda Olson. Suzy Evans, and Trisha Decker qualified to go to the State 9olo and Ensemble Contest where they received a II ranking. Drum Majorette Mindy Zook School Band — Grade 5-12 First Row: Jon Bek swell. Eric George. Devid Eelick. Dustin Bradford Ricky Baird. Joy Bekewell. Second Row: Quinten Brune. Teresa 8ims. Stephanie Jacobson. Brenda Ramirez. Teresa Jacobson. Mariana Davidson. Third Row: Amy Meek. Cullan Olson Jay Johnston. Travis Ball. Richard Barrett. Wendi Thomas. Bred Miller. Jason Denny. Scott Bence. Fourth Row: Erick Bradford, Rebecca Morris. Lisa Inman. Rebecca Barrett. Pam Corn. Kenni Marsalis. Linda Eggiman. Brian Olson. Brenda Olson. Fifth Row: Debra Barrett. Cathy Sabedra. Hannah Carter, Trisha Decker. Ana Ramariz. 8uzy Evans. Mindy Zook. 54 Rah! Rah! It's a bird! It’s a plane! No! It's Captain Railroader and his Chain Gang. This year fans, opponents, and players had something extra to enjoy at the basketball games. They were an all-boy pep club and they called themselves the Chain Gang. The group was open to any boy, freshman through senior, who was willing to con- tribute his time. They had their own cheers and performed many stunts during timeouts. The Chain Gang was led by two 6enior boys. Ron Bolar and Darin Clapper, who were known as Captain Railroader. The Chain Gang brought much excitement to the games and was enjoyed by many. The members were: Ron Bolar, Darin Clap- per, Stan Bouse, Tom Ray. Brian Olson. Brad Corbin, Johnny Smith, Roy Helton, Jason Denney, Ray Huffman, Marco Ramirez, Clint Olson, Mike Whipple. Dustin Bradford, David Balch, Phillip Brune. Quinten Brune. Jeff Selvey. Troy Gosney, Tim Olson, John Smiley. Scott Bence, and Jimmy Cook. Roy watches the game. Basketball King and Queen Candidates and Escorts Ron Bolar Flower Oirl: Sera Barnes Crown bearer: Brandon Barnett 57 Rails Have Upsetting Season Front Row: Quinton Brune. Eric Zook. Ron Bolar. Brad Millar. Mike Whipple. Back Row: Coach Darral Barnett. Philip Brune. Jacon Denney. Jeff Schulz. Raymond Huffman. Coach Rod Young. FHA Front Row: Stephanie Inman. Shereena Lika. Rebecca Brown. Dawn McGolden. Step ante Lanbart. Michele Cohlmia. Sherri Millar. Shannon Millar. Back Row: Lorae Johnson. Lorinda Danner. Jolayne Foust. Wendi Thomas. Suzy Evans. Anjie Pepper. Lori Sutherland. Ana Ramirez. Jr. Rails Basketball Teams Have Disappointing Year. We They Helena-Goltry 13 34 Progressive K) 31 Ring wood 16 40 Freedom 17 27 Lahoma 9 19 Ames 28 47 Freedom 17 28 Aline-Cleo 17 26 Carmen-Dacoma 21 18 Progressive 24 23 Front. L to R: Jay Johnston, Travis Ball. Jerry Aldridge. Ryan Mavrty, Travis Oeorge. Culan Olson. Ronr Bouziden. Carl Call. Back: Don Alan DeVilbiss. Freddie Bister. Hickie Bwartz. Jon Bakawall. Rod Inman. Butcf Wilson. Billy Brown. Coach Rod Young. Helena-GoHry Progressiva Ring wood Freedom Lahoma Freedom Ames Aline Carmen Front. L to R: Brenda Ramirez. Davids Shew. Shelly Oregg. Kim Chipman. Mariana Davidson. Oina Zook Cathy Sabedra. Teresa Lenhart. Back: Cathy King. Debra Barrett. Kim Bence. Rebecca Barrett. Lori Huk chison. Teresa Jacobson. 62 Fifth and Sixth Basketball Front: Travis Oosnay. Larry Goff. Tim littarback. Ryan Radgata. Bryan Marshall. Bacond Row: Rusty Smith. Marc Martinaz. Eric Bradford. Kavin Brown. Jim Moody. Clay Martin. Front: Sasha OuHiford. Michala Piaroa. Dawndi Bouzidan. Karria Millar. Kallis Millar. McKay Foust. Andras Urban. Jackia Whip- pla. Bacond Row: Tambi Qutharland. Dana Radgata. Lisa Inn- man. Niki Btrohmayar. Karria Bakawall. Malania Draks. Backy Moor is. Amy Maak. Nats Btina. 63 Jr. 4-H Members Front: Melvin Like. Ryan Redgate. Kyle Payne. Brian Marshal. Travis Oosney. Amy Hof an. Sherry Baird. Tisha Kimbro. Middle: Brian Kutz, Larry Golf. Rusty Smith. Tim Utterback. Jim Moody. Dawndi Bouziden. Patricia Johnson. Mandy Smiley. Back: Stacy Martin. Dana Redgate. Becky Morris. Lori Hutchinson. Kim Bence. Travis George. Cullen Olson. Ronnie Bouziden. Ricky Baird. Qr. 4-H Members Front: Pam Com. Teresa Lenhart, Butch Wrlon, Freddie Slater. Don Allen DeVilbiss. Back: Jennie Ralston. Jovonna Robinson. Sandy DeVilbis. Jennifer Warren. Stephanie Lenhart. Shereena Like. Costume contest at Halloween party. johnny needs some lipstick Among the many activities of the Waynoka 4-H Club were Ohare-the- fun. Dress Revue and Appropriate Drees contest, talks and demonstra- tions. stock shows, fairs and many others. The club held a Oenior Citizen party. They had a covered dish sup- per. listened to music played by Rose Tnsseil end then the members shared some of their projects with the guests. It was a night of fun and games on October 31 at the 4-H Halloween par- ty. Those attending participated in the costume contest and games. Refreshments were served and music W86 played by senior members who were pleyir the role of disc jockey. 65 Oivir a demonstration. Future Farmers of America Front: Sandy DeVilbiss President: Clint Olson. Vico-president: Dawn McOolden. See.: Mike Simpson. Trees.: Tom Ray. Sentential; iovenna Robinson. Reporter. Second: Jay Johnston. Robin Knoll. Johnny Smith. Troy Oosney. Darin Clapper. Jennifer Warren Oalen McCone. Leader. Back: Bob Trissel. Steve Seiner. Tim Olson. Mike Whipple. Eddie Lyon. Stan Bouse. John Smiley, and Tracy Miller. FRESHMAN LIVESTOCK JUDOINO TEAM Troy Oosney. Jennifer Warren. Tim Olson. Johnny Smith. SENIOR LIVESTOCK JUDOINO TEAM LAND JUDOINO TEAM Jovenna Robinson. Dawn McOolden. Sandy DeVilbiss. Darin Clint Olson. Jovanna Robinson. Troy Oosney. Darin Clapper. Tim Olson Calpper. Clint Olson, Mike Simpson Tom Ray. 66 FHA Beau and FFA Sweetheart Darin Clapper Shannon Miller 67 Hog Quarantine Puts Damper on Spring Shows An outbreak of pseudo-rabies which is found in hogs made it necessary for a state wide quarantine on all hogs. The outbreak couldn't have come at a worse time with Spring stock shows beginning all over the state. Students having hogs had to sell them for slaughter and were unable to show the hogs. The disease is not always fatal to hogs but is to other farm animals if they contact it. Money that had been collected for prizes was divided among the hog showers. The Local Spring Stock Show was dedicated to those students. Sandy DaViimcc Ricky and Tisha chow at county chow. Tim Oisoo Dawndi drias calf. 68 Troy givac calf a bath. 69 Track Teams Have Outstanding Year Mwnlwt of the boys' track team ware: Raymond Huffman, dint Olson. David Belch. Mike Whipple. Eric Zook. Marco Ramirez. Jimmy Cook and Jason Denney. Clint, Mika. Marco and Jimmy qualified for the State meet. Compliments of WHEAT’S WESTERN STORE Alva, OK 71 Grade Students Enjoy Track 72 Winners Attended the Little Olympics in Alva 73 Oklahoma Honor Society Recognizes Students' Achievements Malt ins bread Preparing tbe cookies. Jennie Nutter Memorial Benefit The benefit was under the direction of Mrs. Bobbi Smith. The Family Living Classes planned and prepared the meal and decorated. The dinner was held Feb. 12 in the commons area, in memory of Jennie Nutter. The meal was a French theme. Entertainment was provided by Marty and Alicia Crissup. Lori Sutherland, and the 4 Quartz. The money earned went into a Education fund for needy students. Making «ba salads 75 Annual Playschool Attended by Many Children The home ec. classes held a one-day playschool under the supervision of Mrs. Smith. Home Ec. Teacher. The day started at 8:30 and ended at 3:30. There was a large number of kids who attended. The children were entertained with skits per- formed by the speech class. They had several activities to keep their little minds busy. Such activities include finger painting, coloring easter eggs, puzzles, playing in Cool Whip, recess, snack time, nap time, and lunch. At the end of the day the kids were exhausted and ready to go home. Everyone enjoyed it and it was a big success!!! Derin and Praeton Kyear painting pin P� . m9 Playing with Lago’s Raver. Curtiss antertaining the children 76 A Full Day of Activities Was Enjoyed by All. The 1985 Prom was held in The school commons area for the 6econd year. The decorations were black, white and red balloons, top hats and red carna- tions. The meal was catered by Hidi-Ho of Watonga and music was provided by Jeff Kelsely’s Music Machine. Mr. end Mrs. Ferfiueon enjoy two-step. Belloon drop. 80 Easier Egg Hunis and Ofher Fun Things Grade school students enjoyed a day of fun and games. The day started by hunting easter eggs which were hid by room mothers. After they found all the egg6. the children played various games and then had Easter treats. Lisa Parsons tries to find another egg. Ryan Hutchison enjoys hunting Easter eggs Kids break in new merry-go-round Children Have “Baskets of Fun Helping e friend find en egg A figM breaks oof over en egg 81 Jr. High Students Gain Valuable Experience From Science Fair Seventh end eighth grade students were encouraged to enter a project in the local science fair. Winners were chosen by a team of judges and attended the regional science fair held annually at NW09U. Eight seventh graders and one eighth grader were chosen to represent Waynoka. David. Shaw Lori Hutchison Kim Chipman 82 History Day Students Perform for Grade School Mr. I ova congratulatos studanto after accepting the State Trophy on behalf of the Waynoka School. Large Cast Required for All School Play Front. L to R: Brad Miller. Bill Wilson. Oail Bliss. Linda Constantin. Dana Smiley. Michele Cohlmia. Brenda Olson. Nancy Gamble. Jolayne Foust. Cin- dy Per civ al. Middle: Ana Ramirez. Stephinie lenhart. Dustin Bradford. Roy Helton. Quintan Brune. Sherri Zook. Jason Denny. Troy Oosney. Anjie Pep per. Patrick Meek Chris Ferguson. Natalie Brown. Marco Ramirez. David Batch. Jimmy Eslick. Back: Dawn McGolden. PANTHERS — L to R: Rindy Danner. 8herri Miller. Jennifer Bixler. Shannon Miller. Lori Sutherland. Tracy Ross. THE PINK PANTHER 8TRIKE9 AGAIN (CA8T) Clouse eu Jason Denney Francois Brad Miller Cato Quinten Brune Dreyfus Troy Oosney Dr. Duval Dawn McOolden Drummond Dustin Bradford McLaren Dana Smiley Dr. Fees bender Patrick Meek Margot Anjie Pepper Olga Sherri Zook Jarvis Roy Helton Mrs. Japonica Nancy Oamble Mrs. Leverlilly Ana Ramirez Mrs. Bullock Michele Cohlmia Mr. Shork Mr. Buddy Collier Mrs. 8tutterstut Chris Ferguson Toumier Jimmy Eslick Hindu Harry Dustin Bradford Cario Fred Brad Miller Mafia-Type Jolayne Foust Inmate Natalie Brown Orderlies Raymond Huffman David Batch Waitress Brenda Olson Italian Assassin Michele Cohlmia Polish Assassin Mrs. Oail Bliss Japanese Assassin Mrs. Cindy Percival Chinese Assassin Mr. Bill Wilson Mexican Assassin Quinten Brune Swedish Assassin Dana Smiley Nigerian Assassin Mrs. Linda Constantin Arabian Assassin Nancy Oamble Chuck Dawn McOolden Emcee Natalie Brown Couples Oina Nutter. David Batch. Stephanie Lenhart. Ray Huffman French Lady. French Man Chris Ferguson. Marco Ramirez Waiter Jolayne Foust Technician Brenda Olson Messenger Chris Ferguson Desk Clerks Dawn McOoldsn. Stephanie Lenhart Oerman Oirl Oina Nutter Pink Panthers Shannon Miller Sherri Miller Lori Sutherland Jennifer Bixler Tracy Ross Rindy Danner 84 3 Brenda Oteon Jason Denney Crowning of Band King and Queen Highlight of 9pring Concert and Art Festival A large variety of numbers were performed at the annual Spring Concert. High school. Jr. high and grades school vocal students and Show Choir entertained with a number of songs. The school bands also played numerous selections. The Band King and Queen. Jason Denney and Brenda Olson, were crowned during the evening. Art and wood students displayed their work in the commons area. A mini perk was set up in the center of the commone area. 86 A Time of Happiness and Tears. Graduates Wear the Maroon and Grey for a Last Time Counselor Cindy Percival is acknowledged as an Outstanding Counselor of the Northwest District. Former student Brenda with Bcholership. 88 Natalie lends a hand. Boosters Brian. Julie. Janice Troyer Dr. and Mrs. Dennis Unruh Bob and Darlene Short Evelyn Kamas Wilma Cox Jim Hannaford Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lancss+er Dr. E. L. and Mrs. Hefner Branden and Wesley Rhodes and Jason Duane Hofen Jim, Lorraine. Angelia and Valarie Case Marge Cohlmia J. V. and Karen Sharp Marvin. Sally. Sherri. Brad and Corey Miller Glen and Reta Love Christine and Flynn Mason Mrs. Laura Patton Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Gosney. Troy and Travis Ray. Lynett, and Jacob Gamble Mr. and Mrs. Ron Bouziden. Ron, Mitchell and Dawndi Mr. and Mrs. Max Hofen, Amy and 8cott Chris. Marilynn. Clint, Cullen and Kristi Olson Rev. Chester C. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Dan Strohmeyer. Mike, Sheila. Niki and DaNae Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Treece, T.J., 8hawn8, Jenna and Jimmy Mr. and Mrs. Steve Redgate. Ryan and Monica EnAvant Sorosis (Community Service Womens Club) Lyle and JoAnn Bellmon Bob. Beverly and Bonnie Yadon Brad, Brenda and Brandi Beck Rex Ivan, Carolyn, Ricky and Sherry Baird Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Crusinbery Waynoka 4-H Club 1984-85 Annual 8taff 90 Enid, Okla. Mike and Brenda Marsalis, Owners Jennie A jbrapery S hop Custom Draperies Bedspreads, Verticals, Mini-blinds, Woven Woods 405-327-1999 116 Flynn Alva, OK COLONIAL HOUSE BUFFET Smorgasborg and Banquet Facilities 1705 College Boulevard Alva, Okalahoma 405-327-4010 THE BRASS BUEKET 103 N. Main Waynoka, OK 824-1541 Surprise baby shower 92 Helen’s fTlERLE NORfTlflN The Place for ihe Custom Face 611 Klynn Alva. 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