Weleetka High School - Outlaw Yearbook (Weleetka, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1967 volume:

Time Waits For No Man 1967 O UTLA W FOREWORD These are the young years, the fruitful years when time means only the day after tomorrow. These are the years of wistful-eyed beings with tender dreams, but youth is brutal as well as tender, and youth is reality as well as a dream. f A Flower blooms and fades and blows away - and blooms again, according to the season; and in like manner youth exists from spring to spring, for to everything there is a time. There is a time to reminisce over pressed corsages and football programs and shed a tear for a lost love. Each page in this book will stir up some memory of the times that are past. • ) is ns Your annual staff. r-yisyi' 2 Contents Dedication Board Of Education Administration Staff Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Jr. High Elementary Favorites Organizations Athletics Candids Annual Staff Advertising 3 Dedication Because you have worked for and with us, becauseyou have given gen- erously of your time and wisdom--we dedicate the 1967 Outlaw to you, Mr. Crawley, our friend and teacher. Whenever there is a film to be shown, a skit to be given, or a concession stand to be run, you are there. You are always cheer- ful and willing to help. We are grateful to you. 5 J.T. SPENCE President HOMER GRIFFIN IVAN GORDON sr- | OR ( ilr Treasure: tBBKBf VELMA ELLARD Secretary FRED SHURLEY D.A. BRIGGS Board Education b The privilege of serving as your school leader during this school year has been deeply appreciated. The chal- lenge has been tremendous! To the Senior, nearing graduation. I would say that you are about to join with one of the greatest forces for change in all of nature—The Mature, Adult Human Mind. The changes wrought by mankind might keep some of our founding fathers from recognizing this land of ours-- (if they should return) - Changes brought about by forces in no way associated with man would probably be negligible. We, then, will be responsible for some change here. Let us hope that someone will be a little better, in one way or another, because of you and me, and thereby we may change this to a better place as we pass by. Lewis B. Kennedy Superintendent of Schools 7 HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL The purpose of schools is that teachers teach and students learn. Fortunately we have superior teachers in all areas. The accomplishments of our students is proof that they learn well. My hope is that we continue this tradition. Will you do your part? DAVID PUCKETT High School Principal As early as 500 B.C., the Greeks realized that for democracy to be successful every citizen must be educated. The purpose of this education was a healthy mind and a healthy body. 24 centuries later we are trying to achieve the same end by the same means. Our success depends upon the realization of the future generation of the responsibilities which they will inherit. Your education should bring awareness of. and prepare you for this responsibility. The means have been provided; the end shall be determined by your efforts. TERRY ALLEN Junior High Principal JUNIOR HIGH PRINCIPAL KENT WASHBURN Band SHIRLEY ALLEN Fifth Grade EDNA STANKEWITZ Second Grade MESCAL GEORGE Jr. High and Librarian NANNIE WINCHESTER Commerce % KATHRYN SMITH Jr. High and English VIOLET KING First Grade BILLIE FOX English W. L. SMITH Athletics Biology History PAULINE KENNEDY Third Grade 10 SHARON DEAN Kindergarten GENE HODGENS Agriculture BETTY MAGNESS Spanish and EL WOOD WINCHESTER Psychology Counselor ESTHER HAMBY Jr. High English JESSIE ROBERTS Kindergarten ANDENA RICHARDSON Home Economics DRATE CATHEY Sixth Grade HARVEY DEAN Industrial Arts and Driver Education BERTA JOHNSON Fourth Grade I I DELBERT DURBIN and KENNETH WADE These people help keep our school running efficiently. Custodians NOBLE WALKER and LLOYD MILUM Cooks CINDY MARTIN, DEXTER GIBSON, MYRA CLEAVER 12 SENIORS Kenneth President Donna David Judy Secretary Vice President Reporter Bill Reporter PHILLIP CRAWLEY Class Sponsor Class Flower - Red Rose Class Colors - Blue and White Class Motto - Not finished-- just begun. 14 LINDA GORDON Football Queen Annual Queen Band 1-2-3-4 FHA 1-2-3-4 Officer 2-3-4 Sub-District Alt. Vice President 3 Annual Staff 4 Football Attendant 3 Dramatics 3 Class Officer President 3 Secretary 2 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Honor Society 1-2-3 Who's Who 1-3 Salutatorian 1 Annual Attendant 2 TOMMY WALLACE Annual King Football 1-3 Track 1-2 Basketball 1 FFA 2-3-4 Who’s Who 1 Dramatics 3 Audio Visual 1-4 Class President 2 MIKE CARTER Football 3-4 Co-Captain 4 Basketball 3-4 Who's Who 2 FFA 2-4 KENNETH SMITH Football 3-4 Co-Captain 4 Track 3 Who's Who 3 Dramatics 3 Industrial Arts Club Secretary 4 Band 4 Class President 4 LADEAN WHITE Band 1-2-3-4 Officer 3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 FHA 1-2-3-4 Officer 3-4 Dramatics 3 Vocal Award 3 Salutatorian 1 15 FFA 1-2-3-4 JUDY WINCHESTER Band 1-2-3-4 Vice President 3-4 Queen 4 Glee Club 1-2-3 Historian Industrial Arts Club FHA 1-2-3-4 Vice President 3 President 4 Class Officer Reporter 4 Secretary 3 Crisco Award 3 Miss Weleetka High 3 Dramatics 3 Annual Attendant 3 Football Attendant 4 Honor Society 1-2-3 Salutatorian 1 Who's Who 3 JIM BUCKLEY DAVID RICHARDSON Football 3-4 Track 3-4 Industrial Arts Club Vice President 4 Interscholastic Meet Drafting 3 Photographer 3-4 Electronics 3 FFA 3 ROCHELLIA CHRISTENBERRY Basketball 1,2,3,4 Honor Society 1-2-3 Dramatics 3 Library 1-2-4 Interscholastic Meet Algebra 1 16 BOBBY CLUCK Football 1-3 Band 4 Audio Visual 1-4 FFA 1-2-4 Class Vice President 2 Who's Who 2 DOWELENE STANFORD Band 1-2-3-4 Officer 4 FHA 1-2-3-4 Officer 3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Dramatics 3 Actress Award 3 BILL OGG Track 2-4 Dramatics 3 Industrial Arts Club President 4 Class Officer Reporter 4 Reporter-Treasurer 2 Annual Photographer 4 Interscholastic Meet Drafting 2-3 BOBBY BARRETT Football 1-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3 Track 1-2-3-4 Class President 1 Who's Who 1 FFA 1-2 Treasurer 2 DONNA BRIGGS Glee Club 1-2 FHA 1-2-3-4 Parliamentarian 3 Secretary 4 Band 1-2-3-4 Majorette 2 Drum Major 3-4 Secretary 4 Annual Staff 3-4 Editor 4 Football Attendant 4 Basketball 3-4 Dramatics 3 Class Secretary 4 ALTA LEE TRUNK JOHNNIE LIKOWSKI Industrial Arts Club 4 Agriculture 4 Secretary 4 18 RONNIE COX Industrial Arts Club Secretary 3 Reporter 4 School Photographer Annual Staff 4 Audio Visual 3-4 DIANNA SUMKA Librarian 3 Basketball 2 DAVID SCOTT Football 1-2-3-4 Co-Captain 4 Basketball 1-3-4 Track 3-4 DAVID MAY Band 1-2-3-4 FFA 2 Dramatics 3 Industrial Arts Club Audio Visual 4 LA PAULA HICKS Glee Club 2 Librarian 3 19 ■I DEAN HICKS Industrial Arts Club 4 FAY UNDERWOOD Vocal Music 4 Pep Club 4 SANDRA FISH Pep Club 1-2-3-4 FHA 2-3 Librarian 4 Basketball 1 HAVNER REID Track 3 FFA 1-2-3-4 Industrial Arts Club 20 GWEN NORTON FHA 2-3-4 Pep Club 2-3-4 Football Attendant 4 Librarian 2-3 JOE CARTER FFA 1-2-3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Track 1-2-3-4 WILLIE BRYANT Football 1-2-4 Basketball 1-2-4 FFA 1-2-4 Dramatics 3 Track 1 LORETTA CARTER FHA 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Librarian 1 Basketball Attendant 2 Football Attendant 4 SANDRA JEAN JACKSON FHA 1-2-3-4 Typist 3 Historian 4 Football Attendant 4 Class Reporter 3 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Maid of Honor 2 Attendant 3 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Cheerleader Alternate 1-2 Cheerleader 3-4 Head Cheerleader 4 Librarian 1 21 RAY FRYE Football 1 Basketball 1 Track 1 FFA 2-3-4 ROGER MAYS Football 3-4 Track 3-4 BARTON HAMBY FFA 1-2 Dramatics 3 BRADY DRAKE Basketball 1-2 Football 3-4 FFA 1-2-3-4 22  BETTY WATTERS Basketball 1-2-3-4 Queen 3 Attendant 2 Librarian 3-4 Honor Society 1-2-3 Football Maid of Honor 4 DANNY GRIFFIN Basketball 2 Science Club 1 Audio Visual 2 Who’s Who 3 Annual Attendant 3 FFA 3 BILLY RAY WALKER FFA 2-3 WINFORD GOLDEN FFA 2-3 Basketball 2-3 Football 3 23 YOUR DRESS IS A LITTLE b SHORT ISN'T IT LA DEAN' For once. Barton, your mouth is IN THIS CORNER DAVID 11CHARDSON. R-R-u-u-s-s-i-a shut! MSS DONNA BRIGGS, THls! AR'S PIN-UP GIRL IN ET NAM Judy had high hopes even as Time changes everything even those who are fortunate enough to be Seniors this year. Can you believe they actually started out to be cute, loving, adorable little kids? bonder what happened! They grew up of course. y JUNIORS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: President, BILL HARJO; Vice President, WAYNE RICHARDSON; Secretary, GLENN DeMOSS; Reporter, RICKY SANDLIN. Sana McGarr Ricky Sandlin 26 Connie F. Joe C. Bill D. Glynda G. Vinita W. Felix Z. Sandy C. Shirley B. Donna H. Gail E. Berta K. Cecil B. Ramona F. Doris S. Lenora B. Helen M. 27 Sharon J. Linda Z. Roger W. Betty R. Jana F. Bill H. Nancy J. Roger E. Felix S. Susan C. Donna W. Rickey O. Rickey W. Sharia U. Gerald S. Glenn D. 28 r r SOPHOMORE OFFICERS: President: LEY; Reporter: TUFFY ROBERTS BOBBIE NELSON; Vice Pres.: TOM WITHERS; Secretary: BRENT SHUR- Gary H. Barbara S. Dan F. Sue H. Bob N. Barbara A. Mike M. Terri M. 30 Glen N. Delores S. Buford H. Nancy B. Bruce J. Debbie W. Teddy J. Lee Graham Tom Withers Bemadine P. David H. Jackie S. Brent S. Darlene R. 31 Bernard D. Norma O. Soloman B. Marilyn B. Johnny R. Eddie E. Steve F. Anthony C. Stanley Z. Tennie P. Beverly O. Cinderella W. Jesse C. 32 FRESHMAN OFFICERS: President: TOMMY SMITH; Vice President, TEDDY WINCHESTER; Secretary, DEB- BIE MASON; Reporters, DEBBIE SANDLIN, AVA LAWSON. 34 Sammy P. Hank I. Barbara W. James U. Mary T. Troy F. Linda G. Dennis B. Ronnie C. Alfreda C. Kenneth F. Debbie S. Henry J. Nancy Y. Robert J. Mary R. Alfred B. Agness H. 35 Detria C. Ricky O. Jimmy K. Linda J. Raymond C. Ronnie C. Jessie C. June C. Gary L. Butch M. Joel F. Charlie L. Kay L. 36 Beth J. Chipper M. Nedra F. Steven F. Terry A. David S. Nancy U. Rocky E. Marsha R. Linda H. Robert W. Tanya H. Willie L. Vera C. William H. Beth M. Ronald A. Donna C. Roger U. Penny B. Clifford G. Ramona F. David R. j Tony K. Neva H. Johnney L. Clifford F. Richard B. Seventh Grade J. Edwards R. McCloud D. Coble D. Radford D. Lentz V. Harjo T. Crump V. Puckett R. Newell L. Taylor J. Wallace K. Williams R. Walker R. Tiger B. Fish V. Whitlow J. Jackson E. Hunt M. Owens L. White pai! E. Ke lough H. Manley N. Pugh 39 Fifth Grade and Mrs. Allen Sixth Grade and Mr. Cathey 42 Third Grade and Mrs. Kennedy Fourth Grade and Mrs. Johnson First Grade Mrs. King Kindergarten Mrs Roberts Mrs. Dean Second Grade Mrs. Starkewitz 44 FAVORITES 1st RUNNER UP Juniors RICKY WALKER AND SUSAN CARROLL 3rd RUNNER UP Freshmen RAY CARTER AND AVA LAWSON These are the people who rep- resented your class in the 1967 An- nual king and queen crowning. This year the senior class won the privilege of reigning. They were represented by MR. TOMMY WAL- LACE and MISS LINDA KAYE GOR- DON. 2nd RUNNER UP 8th grade class KEITH MAGNESS AND NEDRA FITE ANNUAL STAFF REPRESENTATIVES RONNIE COX DONNA BRIGGS AND GLENN DEMOSS A 1st RUNNER UP Sophomores BRENT SHURLEY AND NANCY BURDEN 4th RUNNER UP 7th grade class RICKEY NEWELL AND CATHEY WILLIAMS football queen LINDA KAYE GORDON BETTY WATTERS Maid of Honor SHERRIE GORDON Sophomore Attendant AVA LAWSON Freshman Attendant SANDRA JACKSON Senior Attendant LORETTA CARTER Senior Attendant GWEN NORTON Senior Attendant JUDY WINCHESTER Senior Attendant DONNA BRIGGS Senior Attendant SANA MCGARR Junior Attendant 49 50 SANDRA JACKSON Maid of Honor BETTY WATTERS Basketball Queen BARBARA FRANCES Senior Attendant SHARON JOHNSON Junior Attendant MARILYN BALLARD Sophomore Attendant JACKIE HARJO Freshman Attendant 51 S3 54 SANA McGARR Junior Attendant BARBARA SUTTON Sophomore Attendant JUDY WINCHESTER Industrial Atts Princess DIXIE WILHITE Freshman Attendant MARSHA REDDICK Eighth Attendant FFA Sweetheart Dixie Wilhite FHA Sweetheart Bob Cluck MOSTLY LIKELY TO SUCCEED Linda Gordon and Ronnie Cox MOST TALENTED Judy Winchester MOST POPULA1 Sana McGarr Truck Smith Betty Reddick Boy And Girl Of The Year David Richardson Judy Winchester 58 The 1966 Band of Outlaws participated in parades, marching contests and also entertained during half time at football games. BAND OFFICERS President: STANLEY CHADIC Vice Pres.: JUDY WINCHESTER Secretary: DONNA BRIGGS Reporters: LA DEAN WHITE DOWELENE STANFORD Band Director MR. KENT WASHBURN 61 62 The Pep Club And Cheerleaders Have Time To Cheer For The Team 63 64 65 There's A Time For Work And A Time For Play. Okay Girls, You Can't Fool Me. 66 Ten cents Each!! There's A Time For Planning The Rearing Of Future Generations. Mr. Gene Hodgens, Sponsor F.F.A. PRESIDENT, Tom Withers; VICE PRESIDENT, Ricky Sandlin; SECRETARY, Monty Atchley; TREASURER, Wayne Richardson. Farmer's Don't Have Much — 68 WELEETKA 12 22 36 40 46 42 6 28 36 15 WILBURTON 0 PRAGUE 0 ALLEN 0 KONAWA 10 WETUMKA 14 BOWLEGS 18 OKEMAH 6 BUTNER 8 MAUD 70 These boys won a total of 17 first place medals, 10 second place medals, and 5 third place medals. They also won the Jr, High and High School divisions of the East Central Conference Meet, 71 OK, kids! It's time to suit up Jack Jackson Willie Bryant k David Scott Mike Carter 72 for a good game of basketball. LAST CHANCE FOR SENIORS! Sandra Jackson Betty Watters Barbara Frances 73 Look alive Jr. High! Quit clowning and get those basketball suits on. 74 YOU AREN'T HAVING! TROUBLE GETTING UP I THER ARE YOU? 1UPPO0E TO BE TRYING TO WIN A T WHAT I'D LIKE TO aNOW IS, j O.K. KIDS I KNOW YOU'RE RELAY BY PASSING AN ORmNGE WHERE IS THE ORANGE? THESE WERE SOME OF THE ROMANTIC SCENES THAT TOOK PLACE IN LAST YEARS|| JUNIOR PLAY. GREaT .'.' IF 1 HAD A SWING LIKE SUSAN'S JUDY YOU «ERE SUPPOSE TO BE SINGING NOT WHISTLING. % 1 GUESS II'S CLUCK'S 'URN TO HAVE SOME TROUBLE, WOULD THE Rc,AL GLENN 1 DEMOSS PLEaSE STAND UP Happy birthda TOjTtRuI An GOOD GRAojiuUS SUSAN PaNh LuGKS uiKr, YoU KaY HnVE GGTTEN fl-.: t iU', rtJT “V I TaRRI, 1 Kc,aR Yuli HAU TG BUY aN EXTRA pCARF dj CaUSE GNE CGULDH'T GR AGL’LDK'T_G0_ bELARD DG YGU SIT ON KR KR3 NNiuDY'S LAR TG TaaE DICTATIGN CgURSa GN Y a . ng . 1 wHaT'S WRGNG RhY? EE FELLOWS I KNOW WE dhoULLN'T MENTION IT I BUT .mHhT H.-a?FENEU TO oUR STATE CHAMPS?! Boh WELL YOU CAN I______________Ej X. CAN YOU.| wHAT WERE YOU TRYING TO DO' CLIMB aV-RY KOUNT-iiN.!3g5gg FSx RARRR.'i YOU COWGIRLS LOOK AMBUSHED Time has run out and we are exhausted. But it was fun while it lasted. MRS. FOX, Sponsor Linda Gordon Glenn DeMoss Donna Briggs, EDITOR Ronnie Cox PHOTOGRAPHERS Bill Ogg and David Richardson COME IN AND HAVE A SNACK! FIRHOUSE DAIRY BAR Owners, MR. and MRS. BOB SCOTT Congratulations to the Graduating Class of the Best School in Oklahoma from J. B. GROCERY MARKET Weleetka, Oklahoma Fair Dealing- Prompt Service- and Good Eats- Is Our Motto. 11 Phone: SU 6-2257 READ CORNER THE DRUGSTORE WELEETKA AMERICAN Fountain Service Cosnhetics Drugs . Stationery . Photographs . Campus Chatter . Office Supplies Owned and Operated by OLEN WILCOX 1 . Announcements t our QM SU 6-2308 ( ££ DEPENDABLE dm DRUGGIST BOLT’S MUTUAL OF NEW YORK (MONY) Fountain Service Mony Today Means Money Tomorrow Cosmetics FRANK B. McKINNEY Drugs Owned and Operated by Weleetka, Oklahoma JACK BOLT - CARROLL INSURANCE CO. INC. Fire Windstorm y Hail Hartford Automobile Liability- Bonds SU 6-2311 85 J. T. SPENCE 86 Qiit 6d! je the milk in the NEW NO WAX CARTON from Oklahoma’s Great Independent Dairy Gilt 6c8qe o FARMS 0 WELEETKA LUMBER COMPANY Supplies For Every Building Need BUD WHITEHOUSE 88 STATE NATIONAL BANK 89 YOUR TROUBLES HAMBYS For Lowest Prices on Hardware Furniture Dry Goods F or Good F ood Try DIXIE LOU’S The Best of Food and Friendly Service Discount Prices For the Whole Family. THE ANNUAL STAFF BILL QUINTON - Owner 90 Compliments of ALLEN CHEVROLET New and Used Cars Sales and Service FIELD’S SHOE SHOP WILLARD FIELDS, Owner Owned and Operated by ROGER ALLEN All Types of Shoe and Leather Repair Phone: SU 6-2345 Coke Sprite Fanta Tab THE COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Okmulgee Home Owned Home Operated 91 THE GRADE RAISER! W e Have It! Typewriters Portable - Compact - Manual - Electric Sales Service Rentals Also: Adding Machines - Calculators - Dictating Machines Cash Registers Complete Line of Steel and Wood Furniture Moore Business Forms - 3M Copy Paper Everything For Office Efficiency TRI T COUNTY BUSINESS MACHINES Underwood - Olivetti - R. C. Allen - Norelco - Steelcase WELEETKA LUMBER CO. FHA Loans No Down Payments 60 Months to Pay Everything for the Builder Phone SU 6-2395 Weleetka, Oklahoma BUD WHITEHOUSE, Manager 93 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made '