Weleetka High School - Outlaw Yearbook (Weleetka, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1970 volume:

SEANCE BEING HELD INSIDE EVERYONE IS INVITED MAYBE SOMEONE FROM YOUR PAST WILL APPEAR. COULD YOUR FUTURE BE REVEALED IN THE CRYSTAL BALL? 1970 Qut acu Ron Allred, Beth Magness, Mrs. Fox, Alfreda Combs, Chipper Magness, Dixie Wilhite EDITOR Dixie Wilhite foreword The future ishazy and uncertain. It looms as a mist in our path that cannot be penetrated by the eyes of the ordinary person. But with our never«-failing crystal ball, we looked into the future and saw all of you wondering what happened back in 1 97 0 at W.H. S. So, we put all our W.H. S. memories, some good and some not so good, into this book for you, so that when the future comes, you won't need to wonder, you can look. We also saw a future of happiness for every W.H.S. graduate. The Annual Staff 1970 £ M RON ALLRED Dedication For all the little extras she has done for us, for her sincere trust and faith in teen- agers, for her guidance in get- ting us through Weleetka High School without any trouble, and for her never-ending smile, we, the Outlaw staff of 1970, dedicate this yearbook to----- Mrs. Velma Ellard. The Annual Staff VELMA ELLARD Mrs. Ellard at home. Mis. Ellard as a young girl in the Weleetka school. l ie S yns of the future CAPRICORN: December 22 to January 20 AQUARIUS: January 21 to February 19 PISCES: February 20 to March 20 ARIES: March 21 to April 19 TAURUS: April 20 to May 20 GEMINI: May 21 to June 21 MOON CHILDREN: June 22 to July 21 LEO: July 22 to August 21 VIRGO: August 22 to September 22 LIBRA: September 23 to October 22 SCORPIO: October 23 to November 21 SAGITTARIUS: November 22 to December 21 Jfoard of Ccfucation HOMER GRIFFIN J. T. SPENCE FRED SHURLEY President IVAN GORDON BOB CARROLL Treasurer G iese Jjfanets Gontrof Our Gittfe (. )orfcf D. A. BRIGGS LEWIS KENNEDY 7fie cSan 7fiat fJar ns (Jar (Ja axu My congratulations to the editor and staff of the 1970 Outlaw for a splendid job! It must take a great amount of visionto start from scratch and come up with a finished dream like this Outlaw. To the Seniors, I would say that yours is an enviable segment of the total time. There is so much being done and so much to do! There are so many new frontiers being opened that were unheard of justa generation ago. New knowledge and new opportunities abound. Your graduation is the least of the continuously mounting rewards which will accrue to you through determination and perseverance. We commend you for past accomplishments. We urge that you continuously strive toward the attainment of your goals. JKoons Jfiat Reuo ue JJg 2 Sc ioof J rincipaf Oauicf Jjuchett Irouncf 'Junior JfipA J rincipaf lerrtj J.(fie en Our (■ )orfcf FACULTY SHIRLEY ALLEN 5th Grade KAY ANDERSON 1st Grade PHILLIP CRAWLEY Math - A. V. BILLIE GAIL FOX English MESCAL GEORGE Soc. Science - Lib. SHARON HAINES Commerce ESTHER HAMBY Jr. High NINA HARLIN Counselor RALPH HARLIN Drafting - Dr. Ed. GENE HODGE NS Voc. Agriculture MARGARET JOINER 2nd Grade BERTA MAE JOHNSON 4th Grade JEAN JOHNSON 3rd Grade VIOLET KING 1st Grade PAULINE KENNEDY 3rd Grade BARBARA LOGAN Vocal Music OLEANA MOORE Teacher's Aide GEORGE NELSON English - French RUTH PENNINGTON 6th Grade GARLAND PENNINGTON Ind. Arts - Coach Jjarty CJi ' me LOUIE HILL 5th Grade DON PATRICK English - Ok. Hist. EARL PIPPIN Jr. High PAT PUCKETT Office Aide OTHALENE RAINBOLT Kindergarten ANDINA RICHARDSON Voc. Home Economics JESSIE ROBERTS Kindergarten KATHRYN SMITH Reading MARY LOU SMITH Office Aide W.L. SMITH Soc. Sc. - Coach EDNA STANKEWITZ 2nd Grade LENA STILWELL 4th Grade RAY VOTAW Band BEVERLY WINN Teacher’s Aid ARDELL WITHERS Jr. High NAOMI OWENS NEMIE LOGGINS VELVA BOWEN VELMA ANTHONY DEXTER GIBSON i if,, ji , SENIORS ALFREDA COMBS Virgo You can gain favors from others easily. 4-H Club 1 F.H.A. 2-3-4 Reporter 2 President 4 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Dramatics 3 Annual Staff 4 LINDA CAROL GARRISON Libra You are very charming to others. Show them you care. F.H.A. 1-2-3-4 Officer 4 Pep Club 1-2-3 4-H Club 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3 Vocal Music 4 Dramatics 3-4 MARQUETTA HANSEN Taurus Show that you are very efficient. Football Queen 4 Annual Attend. 3 Class Officer 4 Dramatics 3 Vocal Music 4 JACKIE HARJO Scorpio Relaxation gives you a new outlook on life. Basketball 1-2-3-4 F.H.A. 1 -2-3-4 Secretary 4 Basketball Attend. Pep Club 1-4 Vocal Music 2-3-4 Dramatics 3-4 KAY LONG Taurus Come to an understanding with others. Basketball 1 Home Ec. 1-2-3 Glee Club 2 Librarian 3 DEBBIE MASON Taurus Forget any worries you have and be happy. Band 1-2-3-4 Queen 4 President 4 Basketball 1-2-3 F.F.A. Sweetheart 4 Annual Staff 3 Annual Attend. 2 Dramatics 3 LINDA MASON Leo Talk over projects with trusted allies. Football Queen 2-3-4 Class Officer 2 Band 1-2-3 Vocal Music 4 F.H.A. 2 Dramatics 3-4 Basketball 1 NANCY YOUNG Leo You have ambitions and a bright future. Basketball 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Queen Att’d. 2 Twirler 4 Stage Band 3-4 Glee Club 3-4 Pianist 2-4 Dramatics 3-4 Volleyball 2-3-4 F.H.A. 1 JUNE PUGH Aquarius Listen to those who admire you basketball 1-2-3-4 Pep Club 1-2-3 F.H.A. 1-2-3 Officer 1 Class Officer 3 BILL WEST Aquarius A very bright future lies ahead. Football 1-2-3 Basketball 1-2 Track 1 f DEBBY SANDLIN Leo Double-check before act- ing. Band 1-2-3-4 Officer 4 Football Attend. 3 Class Officer 1 Librarian 2-3-4 F.H.A. Officer 2 Dramatics 3-4 KAREN RING Capricorn Watch out for your fut- ure ambitions. Dramatics 3 Pep Club 4 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3 F.H.A. 4 MARY JEAN WILLIAMS Scorpio Don’t let others influence you. Annual Queen 4 Dramatics 3 Vocal Music 1-4 F.H.A. 1 DIXIE WILHITE Virgo Do some comparative shopping first. Band 1-2-3 Annual Staff 3-4 Editor 4 F. F. A. Sweetheart Ind. Arts Princess 1 Vocal Music 1-4 Dramatics 3 Basketball 1-2 Class Officer 2-3-4 JAMES BALLOW Capricorn Let the tree bend accord- ingly. CHARLES JIMMY BROWN Virgo Be diplomatic. F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 MARVIN BROWN Libra Be clever, think before speaking. ALFRED BURKS Pisces Do not act too hastily. RONNIE CHILTON Cancer Plan for those changes now. RONNIE CLINE Cancer Advance today for dividends tomorrow. Football 1 -2-3-4 Class Officer 4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Industrial Arts 1 Shop 1-2 JOEL FRENCH Aries Add new friends to your circle. ” F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 Football 1-2-3 Track 1-2-3 Vocal Music 4 Basketball 1-2 TERRY FRENCH Libra Put your know-how to good use. Basketball 4 ROBERT JACKSON Leo Don't be so unrelenting. Football 1-2-3-4 Captain 4 Basketball 1-2 F.H.A. 4 STEVE JOHNSON Scorpio Put your talents to use. F.F.A. 1-2-3 GARY LOVELL Virgo Your future is bright. Fresh. Valedictorian- Class Officer 3 Dramatics 3 Basketball 1 CHARLIE LOWE Gemini Make good use of spare time. Basketball 1-2-3-4 Annual Attend. 2 Football 4 HENRY MANLEY Aries You will see your future more clearly. Football 1-2-3-4 Co-Captain Track 2-3-4 Annual Attend. 3 Who's Who 4 Industrial Arts 1 Dramatics 3-4 LARRY McLELLAN Libra Make plans for a secure future. Football 2-3 Track 2 SAM PARTON Scorpio You have a clear future to look forward to. Class President 4 Football 1-2-3-4 Co-Captain 4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Shop 1-2 Industrial Arts 1 Who’s Who 3-4 Annual Attend. 1 TIM RADEBAUGH Capricorn Use a philosophical ap- proach. F.F.A. 1 Basketball 1 Baron Club 3 Dramatics 3 ROBERT SMITH Taurus Make wise decisions in the future. Basketball 1-2 Baseball 1-2 TOMMY SMITH Aquarius We see a lot of 55's in your future. Annual King 4 Class Officer 1-2 F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 President 4 Basketball 1-2-3 Industrial Arts 1 Annual Staff 2 Football 1 RICKY WILLIAMSON Virgo Your future is what you make of it. Basketball 1-2-3 Baseball 1-2-3 LOWELL MILLER Sagittarius Make good use of your natural talents. Football 1-2-3-4 Track 1-2-3-4 Co-Captain 4 F.H.A. Sweetheart 4 Vocal Music 4 Who would ever predict, when this picture was made, that we would turn out to be the great senior class of 1970. Stephen Fish Virginia Mathieu Eddie Fish Mike Guynes Lynn Johnson Mark Hansen Billy Harjo Wayne Guthrie Cheryl Wasson Helen Normore Beth less Marsha Reddick ft Bcnn Lucas -y Jerry Lambert Neketa Matthews William Hodgens Terri Nelson Keith Magness Troy Lane I % David Shropshire Violet Atchley Nancy Brown Gayle Chadic Shirley Franklin Gary Barrett 9. y I Danny Bush Terry Crump Mike Coble Debbie Brown Vera Carter Sherry Cline Vickie Harjo Frankie Buckley Stanley Coleman Fred Cosper Carolyn Higginbottom Jackie Gryder Eldon Kelough Tom Golden Lometta Humble Leslie Golden Debbie Mangrum Regina McLoud Eddie Hunt Sharon McLellan Karen Walker Joyce Whitlow Cathy Williams Alan McLellan Maurice Watson Jerry Wallace Linda White Victoria Whitlow Debbie Woods Clifford Shropshire James Wesley Felton Zackery FRESHMEN I Joyce Birdcreek Scoby Anderson Lorene Childers Harley Atchley Buddie Brown Lexie Dwiggins Mechelle French Brian Carroll Cathy Gordon Steve Burden Jack Cosper Ann Goswick Darrell Cox Becky Graham Jerry Grider Marla Hull Joe Harlin Sydney Jones Tommy Mayes Theresa Normore Mark Mason Peggy Owens Kenneth Milam Tammy Revis Paul Morris Glenda Sadler Nancy Watters Sharon Williamson Regina Wind Loretta Yahola JUNIOR HIGH Winfred Chotkey Dana White Pam White Kim Boling Stanley Birdcreek Anita Radford r v y Kenny Crawley Karen Quinton Delbert Erath Debbie Barrett Ivan Drake Elfreda Patton Gary Ellig Sharon Norton Tommy Fisher si Steve French Angela Buckley Ronnie Whitehouse Candye Burden Mike Whitlow Willie Zackery Curtis Headspeth Betty Hart Randy Richardson Gary Owens Brenda Gary Becky Eugene Sherrv Calvin Jacqueline David Deborah Witham Dwiggins Earls Green Woods Hill Davis McLellan Coble 1 •J Jeff Paureita Kenneth Debbie Max Debbie Mosco Combs Joslin Morris Frye Banta Billy Jewel Phil Dover Hart Crawley V Joyce Michael Cheryl Marzett Buckley Nelson Bill Brown Joan Puckett Dean Adkins Denise Phillips Barry McLellan Jamie Radford Jimmy Amy Edwards Woods Kenneth Barbara Zackery Williams Carl Zackery Joy Peavler Donnie Williamson Cathy White Terry Williams Linda Watters Curtis Smith Mary Wasson Jimmy Sandlin Ramona Tiger Allen Roberts Penny Roberts Loren Mason Debra Woods Gregg Linda Court Elaine Ogle Watters Kelough Graham Candy Tabor Barbara Mathew Marylan Vaughn Randy Richards Seoen A ELEMENTARY Hfth Jracfe Sixth Jracfe c ihir ey 7l en Ruth JJennin jion loouie Hi Second dracfe JlCaraaret jfoiner Paufine JCennecfu 7irsi Jrac e 7 )jo e (fna StanJtewiiz .7« ss e Roberts 7l in cferaarten Oi ia ene rfainbo i 7irst Jrac e 7f aye binder son Milk and apples make a re- freshing break. The merry-go-round is the center of attention. 'Primary ScAoof Mis. King is a hard task-master. Mrs. Rainbolt and a second grade reading group. Some second graders. 45 Mis. Johnson's class is hard at work. Mrs. Pennington's seems a little camera shy. You really need a drink after a hard session on the playground. Sharon Whitehouse and her famous baton. 46 ACTIVITIES Royalty is revealed in the future of these people, as well as in the past. r. The royal pair The Yearbook Coronation Attendants SOPHOMORES Debby Brown Jerry Wallace JUNIORS Beth Johnson Billy Harjo 8th GRADE Dana White Gary Ellig 7th GRADE Cathy White Phil Crawley ANNUAL STAFF ATTENDANTS - Ron Allred, Beth Magness, Chipper Magness, Dixie Wilhite, Alfreda Combs FRESHMEN Sharon Williamson Paul Morris Allison Fox and Steve Votaw MAID OF HONOR 71 e n June Pugh and Lowell Miller Marie Ballard and Joel French Linda Mason and Ronnie Cline Sherry Cline and Charley Lowe Sharon Williamson and Bill West Attendants to t ie Tiand Queen Debbie Threldkeld and escort. Chipper Magness Marva Ellard and escort, Mark Mason MAID OF HONOR Nancy Young with escort Charley Lowe JUNIOR Wilma Lowe with escort Ronnie Scott ueen SOPHOMORE Karen Walker with escort Ronnie Cline JiasJtetha 2 ueen Uten cfan s FRESHMAN Susie Thomason with escort Brian Carroll FAVORITES 3.3.31. Sweetheart DeSSie TKason J-JL71. cSrveet ieart 3owe TKi Ier i SNOIJLVZINVOHO NANCY YOUNG Senior NANCY UNDERWOOD Junior Ja irfers I)rum JKajor PENNY BURDEN Junior BETH MACNESS Junior DONNA CRAWLEY Junior LORRIE JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Cathy, Cheryl, Candye, Marla, Cathy, Diann, Paurieta ON YE OUTLAWS On ye Outlaws, on ye Outlaws, Fight boys for your fame. Roll the ball around the field, Touchdown's sure this time. Rah! Rah! Rah! On ye Outlaws, on ye Outlaws, Fight boys for your fame. Fight fellows, fight and We will win this game. Jfigh School JJ ocaf Music HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR FIRST ROW: Sue Fish, Rebecca Mathieu, Debbie Sandlin, Marsha Reddick, Beth Magness, Mary Jane Williams, Martha Shurley, Miss Logan. SECOND ROW; Marqueeta Hanson, Debbie Mangrum, Beth Johnson, Cathy Williams, Penny Burden, Dixie Wilhite. THIRD ROW; Nancy Young, Debbie Mason, Nancy Underwood, Linda Mason, Terry Nelson, Sher- ry Cline, Sydney Jones, Cheryl Wasson. FOURTH ROW; Maurice Watson, Al- fred Burks, Robert Smith, Mike Loggins, Ricky Wes- ley, Steve Johnson, Mike French, Tom Golden, Wil- liam Hodgens, Danny Bush. CONDUCTOR Miss Logan THE CRESCENDOS Marie Ballard, Gayle Chadic, Lexie Dwiggins, Nancy Allen, Linda Garrison, Laura Beavers, Patsy Zackery, Debbie Brown, June Pugh, Tennie Pugh, Lowell Miller, Mike Loggins, M. Watson, Tom G., Felton Zackery, Leslie Golden Frankie Buckley. OFFICERS Tom Smith - President, Chipper Magness - Secretary, Stanley Coleman - Sentinel, Anthony Drake - Treasurer, William Hodgens - Reporter. NOT SHOWN: Milton Nor- ADVISOR ton - Vice President. Mr. Hodgens «t i FRONT ROW: Sharon McLellan, Alice Harjo, Carol Hafford, Louise Roberts, Willie Loggins. SECOND ROW; Helen Normore, Joyce Whitlow, Linda White, Irene Zackery, Alfreda Combs, Patsy Zackery, Jackie Harjo. THIRD ROW; Mrs. Richardson, Marilyn Scott, Linda Garrison, Joel French, Ronnie Chil- ton, Vicky Whitlow, Nora Pugh, Theresa Normore, Tammy Revis. FOURTH ROW; Debbie Wood, Nan- cy Brown, Robert Smith, Terry French, Robert Jackson, Marie Ballard, June Pugh, Mary Owen, Peggy Owen, Brenda Guynes. 7.7171. Installation of new president, Alfreda Combs, by Alice Thompson of Dustin. SPONSOR Mrs. Richardson F.H.A. OFFICERS Jackie Maijo -Secretary, Helen Normore - Vice President, Alfreda Combs - President, Linda White - Recreational Chairman, Nora Pugh - Reporter, Marie Ballard - Treasurer, Linda Garrison - Historian. Registration and more refreshments Refreshments Donna Crawley - President, Ronnie Cline - Vice President, Neketa Mathews - Sec- retary. ROW ONE; Louise Roberts, Karen Turbeville, Neketa Matthews, Marqueeta Hanson, Carolyn Higginbot- tom, Gary Turbeville. ROW TWO: Joyce B., Alice H., Jack C., Carol H., Brenda G., Tammy R. ROW THREE; Donna C., Karen W., Fred C., Steve B., Gary L., Ricky D., Debbie T. ROW FOUR: Nora P., Linda G., Peggy O., Nancy B., Charley L., Ronnie C., Regina M., Mary O. ATHLETICS ROW ONE: Asst. Haines, Hillis Manley, Eddie Fish, David Shropshire, Eddie Hunt, Bill Harjo, Dwain Whitehouse, Donald Crawford. Scoby Anderson, Paul Morris. Samm Parton. ROW TWO: Richard Buckley. Allen McLellan, Mike Guynes, Kenneth Milam, Glen Johnson. Butch Manley, Jerry Mayes, Bill West, Steve Boling, Jacob Jackson, Ronnie Scott. ROW THREE; Asst. Allen, Ronnie Cline, Brian Carroll, Charley Lowe, Anthony Drake, Robert Patton, Lowell Miller, David Hill, Jerry Wallace, Coach Smith. yfiy i School 7oot()a US THEM Prague Sept. 12 62 0 Morris Sept. 19 32 0 Wilburton Sept. 26 56 0 Dewar Oct. 3 36 0 Wetumka Oct. 10 14 8 Allen Oct. 17 Bowlegs Oct. 24 64 14 Beggs Oct. 31 36 6 Butner Nov. 7 44 8 Konawa Nov. 14 48 0 PLAY-OFFS Haileyville 14 8 Marietta 0 25 1 ie Ou facus Jo Jnto c o ne CReaf $J?irmis ies J iis t)ear yiiy i c5 cAoo 73oys7 J)as£eif)a f 7eam FRONT ROW: Hillis Manley, Ronnie Cline, Richard Buckley, Ronnie Scott, Lowell Miller. BACK ROW: Bill West, Joel French, Jerry Wallace, Ronnie Chilton, Charley Lowe. Ronnie and Joel try their luck at dunking it. ROW ONE: Coach Pennington, Sherry Cline, Cathey Williams, Wilma Lowe, Debbie Mangrum. ROW TWO: Nckcta Matthews, Theresa Normore, Penny Burden, Karen Walker, Nancy Allen. ROW THREE: Nancy Young, Susie Thomason, Regina McLoud, Debbie Wood, June Pugh, Nora Pugh. Ihyfi Sc A oof Jirfs 7 J)asAetba I FRONT ROW: Kenneth Milam, Steve Boling, Mark Mason. Dwain Whitehouse. BACK ROW; Coach Smith, Bob Earls, Mike French, Brian Carroll, Glen Johnson. junior JiasJzeiba ff FRONT ROW; Chenita Combs, Paurieta Combs, Theresa Normore, Cathy Gordon, Coach Pen- nington. BACK ROW: Irene Zackery, Mechelle French, Marla Hull, Susie Thomason, Debbie Dwiggins, Sharon Williamson. Mr. Pippin's Greats OK, girls, get 'em. Go, you chick- en-fat, go. Men make good cheerleaders when they're cheer- ing for their women. The officials or??? Jeac iers rf.incf Spor s Iun, Joo! V specially Jn tram ura s Why don't y hair this w Kay Short ason twins Karen Ring h. already rung enny d o that e can' ead.___ Nancy, wh. All I want xor Christmas is my two front teeth King Jwain vAUDS • rei tfouia ua of ng o out s Bad ADVERTISERS PLACE YOUR MONEY IN STATE NATIONAL BANK OF WELEETKA AND LOOK FORWARD TO THE FUTURE Auto Farmer Personal WELEETKA LUMBER COMPANY Weleetka, Oklahoma Phone SU 6-2395 BUD WHITEHOUSE Manager 13___ Hartford Fire W indstorm Hail Bonds Automobile Liability CARROLL INSURANCE AGENCY INC. Phone 786-2216 Weleetka, Oklahoma I'm going down to see my Hartford man before the next raid. J. T. SPENCE Phone SU 6-2302 Weleetka, Okla. Gifts to Please the Entire Family We're Having a Sit-in Against High Prices! B H TRADING COMPANY Like the Sign Say Trade at B H SPILLER FUNERAL HOME Sincere Service Dustin W etumka Weleetka WILLIS BROTHER’S WHOLESALE GROCERS Supplies for Your Concession Stand 6.S YEARS EXPERIENCE!!? SO ffe, DEPENDABLE!!! ENID. OKLAHOMA Holdenville, Oklahoma M.O.N.Y. MUTUAL OF NEW YORK KECK’S GROCERY STATION M. O. N. Y. Today Means MONEY for Tomorrow alice mckinney Your Representative 786-2233 786-2715 YOUR TROUBLES Setter 'Value BURDEN WILLIAM’S DRY GOODS CORNER DRUG STORE RELIABLE.� PRESCRIPTIONS Wide Selection of Gifts CECIL COBLE’S GIBBLE GAS Ya'll come see me Don't Forget to Shop at WILLIAMS GROCERY JIM WILLIAMS I get my boots GO! GO! GO! at AL’S LEATHER SHOP to JACK CHOATE’S BARBER SHOP DAVIS BROTHERS PHOTOGRAPHY 607 North Seminole ' Okmulgee, Oklahoma SPECIAL CONTRIBUTORS TO OUR FUND Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shurley Mr. and Mrs. John P. Morgan Weleetka Lumber Company Jerry Adams Mrs. Ray Whites Laundry Estel Reid J. A. Shadwick Roy Moore Keep it Cool With Coke! COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Okmulgee, Oklahoma ADKIN’S NURSING HOMES MID CONTINENT CONTAINER CORP. SCOTT DAIRY BAR Ya'll Buss Down to Big Bad Bob's There Are Dollars Saved at J. B. GROCERY ALLEN CHEVROLET ROGER ALLEN - Owner 117 East Main - Weleetka, Oklahoma 74880 - Phone 786-2203-4 'Where Deals Are Made - Not Talked to JZ 7. Spence Mr. Spence served on the Weleetka school board for twenty years. For ten of those years he acted as president of the board. There is no reward for being a school board member other than the satisfaction of knowing that you are helping the youth of a community. Mr. Spence certainly must have had that satisfaction. We, as a student body and faculty, are indeed grateful for the time he gave to make our school better.