Weleetka High School - Outlaw Yearbook (Weleetka, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1973 volume:

v v v s v £. v V c WVNeL c Vsi y , v: X x} $ A_ i i ' IT IS US, WE, YOU, AND ME. WE ARE ALL SOMEBODY DIFFERENT. WE MAY BE OF THE SAME SEX, RACE, OR RELIGION, BUT NO TWO PEOPLE ARE ALIKE. THAT'S HOW IT IS HERE AT WELEETKA HIGH SCHOOL. WE ARE INDIVIDUALS. WE HAVE OUR OWN OUTLOOK ON LIFE. WE ARE AT W. H. S. TO LEARN NOT ONLY EDUCATIONAL THINGS, BUT THINGS WE WILL NEED TO KNOW ONCE WE GO OUT TO FACE SOCIETY. WE LEARN THAT WE ARE PEOPLE. 2 Is, Is “Us WE LEARN ABOUT ONE ANOTHER. WE LEARN TO HAVE RESPECT FOR EACH OTHER. WE LEARN TO FACE REALITY AND NOT TO RUN FROM IT. BUT, MOST OF ALL, WE LEARN HOW TO BE OURSELVES. ■ WE DO NOT HAVE THE SAME FEELINGS OR INTERESTS, BUT WE ALL WORK TOGETHER TO MAKE ONE. THIS IS WHAT WE, THE YEARBOOK STAFF, SHALL TRY TO PORTRAY IN THIS ANNUAL. BECAUSE AT WELEETKA, EACH PERSON IS A PART OF US . 3 r' '- vfrt •- . :,w? We Shall Students at Welcctka have their own areas of interest. It is in these areas that they give and do their best. Not every- one plays football, participates in plays, or marches in the band, but all arc given the opportunities to use their talents. Ivan Drake running for a touch- down against Wctumka. With the dedication of the teaching staff combined with the determination of the students, we are given the very best opportunity to succeed. On most occa- sions we do succeed, but at all times, we give our best. Part of the play cast during a break. The Secret to Tne annual staff working on class pictures. At Weleetka we learn a variety of things. We learn to cook with Miss Hayes. We become mad scientists with Mr. Haynes. We become future Globe- trotters with Mr. Pugh. We learn how to speak in front of people and correctly with Mr. Capps, Mr. Porter, and Mr. Challis. Kindergarten students playing with a puppy. Success Is Work Sixth graders working on math lessons. We become more complete young people with the help of these, and many more. All of their help and guidance would be useless without the students' desire to succeed. Success takes work, and we do work. We work to succeed. Geography time for grade school students. 7 Still life in chalk for high school artists. Funny Girl The yda rbook staff is very proud-to open this 1973OUT- I.WV with some colorful ;Vrj scenes f rpni our fi rst broud- V. ,1V musical, ‘Tunny (-i rl. Much time anil work went into the show which was presented Non'. 16 through Nov. IK. 'Tunny � irl,” the story of Fanny; Brice, has lived on in the hearts of millions and will always be especially dear to these people: i i Production Staff Director......................, . ... . Frank Chall is Musical Ditfector ............. Linda Hamer Scenery .........................Fairy Capps Technie.il Supervisor ......... Phillip, c. rawfey Lighting..................Mr. aiurjMrs. i.atfy- Capos . Promotion aiul Business Manager........Don Patrick Stage Manager .................... Don.ilU Smith. Properties ........................ Susie Thomason Mhsicians ......................I iiuta Ranter, Piano JO Mark, Flute String Bass Marva El lard , Trumpet Tommy .Mayes, Rhythm Section Cast Fanny Brice . Nick Arnstein Mrs. Brice . Mrs. Strakosh E«.klie Ryan . Mr. Ziegfcld Mr. Keeney. Mrs. OhMalley Mrs. Meeker Vera .... Polly .... Cathy Harrison i Brian Carroll . Karen Quinton Candyo Burden . Glen Johnson . .Steve Burden . . Dean Adkins . Cathy Gordon . Anita Radford . Marva I Ijaiv Theresa Normore Bubbles ....... Mimsey........... Jenny . . . . . . . . John. ... ......... Paul. ............. Showgirls.......... Fatly Guest........ Kmma ....... Dancers ami-Singers. Barbara Brovey ........... iiii'. White . . . « , . . Kim Boling ........ Greg Ogle . . . Mike Whitlow . . .v . . . . Dana White Ann Goswick ..........I)ee mi I fall .................Jo Mark .............Ernie Hare, Billy Brown, Ivan, Drake, And Phil Crawley. 8 Funny Girl Outlaw 4 Mr. and Miss Most Most W.H.S. Popular to Brian Ernie Dwain Carroll Hare Whitehouse Susie Cathy ■ r Thomason Gordon 12 13 National Honor Society The Weleetka Chapter of the National Honor Society is a non-profit organization. The purpose of this organization is to strive to give practical meaning to the society's dedication to character, scholarship, leadership, and service. Membership is the society is recognized as one of the highest honors that can be gained by a high school junior or senior. This year the National Honor Society has started a scholarship program. The scholarship will be given to some out- standing senior who meets many of the same character, scholarship, leadership, and service qualities that are the main goals of N.H.S. The society also sponsors many other activities in and outside of school. This year's mem- bers are; FRONT ROW, Regina Wind, Marva Ellard, Louise Whitehom, Marla Hull, and Susie Thomason. HACK ROW, Dwain Whitehouse, Glen Johnson, and Brian Carroll. The N.H.S. is sponsored by Mrs. Max Winters, Mrs. Sharon Haynes, Mrs. Diane Weger, and Mr. W. L. Smith. 14 Student Council The Student Council began it's first full year of existance this year. After the constitution was approved last year, an interim council served until this year's members were elected. Representatives from the freshmen class are Damita Posey, Mechelle Morris and Linda Williams. Sophomores are Brenda Witham, Billy Brown, and Jo Mark. Juniors elected are Kale Combs, Candyes Burden, and Karen Quinton. Seniors are Dwain Whitehouse, Louise Whitehorn, and Marva Ellard. The Student Council has sponsored this year's Veteran's Day Program and a Homecoming half-time, assisted by the band. A resolution was adopted to work with the National Honor Society on any projects which could be better served by both. Members FROM LEFT TO RIGHT are: BOTTOM ROW; Billy Brown, Karen Quinton, Candye Burden, Kale Combs, Mechelle Morris, and Damita Posey. TOP ROW; Brenda Witham, Louise Whitehorn, Dwain Whitehouse, Marva Ellard, and Linda Williams. The Student Council is sponsored by Mr. Jerry Porter. 15 We succeed. We learn. We work. Finally, we have become what we've claimed to be for all of our years at Weleetka, an Outlaw. Along with the name comes the responsibility of living up to it. The Seniors have had their years to become someone who knows what to do and when to do it. All others still have a chance to make their place. A chance to be an Outlaw. Football u t 1 a w Savanna Morris Style Allen Butner Bowleg! 30- 6 (W) Kiefer 28-14 (W) 27-12 (W) Davenport 12-38(L) 6- 8 (L) Maud 18-30 (L) 0-13 (L) Wetumka 51- 0(W) 18-14 (W) Luther 34- 0(W) 1972 OUTLAWS FRONT ROW: Brian Carroll, Kenneth Milam, Steve Boling, Jerry Golden, Steve Burden, Glen Johnson, Dwain Whitehouse, Terry Scrutchfield 2ND ROW: Winfred Chotkey, David Proctor, Mike Whitlow, Tommy Fisher, Donald Smith, Curtis Headspeth, Ivan Drake, Dennis May, George Golden, Pat Hare, Ronnie Whitehouse 3RD ROW: Curtis Smith, Sammy Roberts, Steve Burden, William Watson, Randy Wilcox, Max Frye, Buford Henshaw, Billy Brown, Loren Mason TOP ROW: Coach Smith, Coach Allen, Calvin Hill, Mide Buckley, Glen Pike, David McLellan, Randy Richardson, Greg Ogle, Coach Haines, Football Queen Queen apd Kenneth Brian Ind Tieresa Marva leland Barbara Outlaws Ronnie D'Lnnocenzo James Golden Glen Hull Dennis Whitehouse Mark Pennington Alfred Scott Larry Harjo David Bolt Arlon Edwards Mike Griffin Stanley Pigeon Joe Riddle Mike Joslin Cathy D White Soph. High School Cheerleaders Kale Combs Barbara Brovey Cathy Dee White Theresa Normore Cathy Harrison Junior High Cheerleaders Donna Williamson Mannon Hammond Debbie Boling Cindy Adkins Clenna Kub 22 High School Pep Club Cheerleaders: Debbie Boling, Donna Williamson, Clenna Kub, Mannon Hammond, Cindy Adkins. 1ST ROW: T. Dinnocenzo, C. Gaskins, S. Whitehouse, R. Hill, C. Morris, D. Phillips, M. Chadic, S. Earls, J. Sandlin, L. Burden, B. Mark, T. Morris, B. Turbeville. 2ND ROW: B. Puckett, P. Buerger, S. Guest, N. Hill, S. French, D. Radford, B. Sullivan, R. Hudson, S. Birdcreek, P. Long, L. Buerger, C. Buerger. 3RD ROW: K. Wind, D. Tiger, J. West, A. Posey, T. Barnes, M. Mason, C. Ogg, B. Bowman, B. Coble, L. Banta, N. Wood, C. Radford. Jr. High School Pep Club Cheerleaders: Paurita Combs, Cathy Dee White, Cathy Harrison, Barbara Brovey, Theresa Normore. 1ST ROW: Diane Wood, Debbie Simmons, Denise Phillips, Joyce Marzett, Mechelle Morris, Mrs. Haines. 2ND ROW: Louise Whitehorn, Jo Ann Puckett, Debbie Banta, Mary Owens, Beverly Foreman, Betty Jackson, Mary Wasson. 3RD ROW: Susie Thomason, Joyce Wood, Ramona Tiger, Barbara Williams, Amy Woods, Darlene Fish, Brenda Smith. 23 Members Shown: BACK ROW: Glen Pike, Cindy Adkins, Tommy Mayes, Chenita Combs, Jamie Radford, Darrell Cox, Dennis Whitehouse, Mary Chadic, Terry White, Melinda Mason, Glen Hull, Dwain Whitehouse, Karen Quinton, Mike Whitlow, Marva Ellard, SECOND ROW: Sherry Pickett, Manon Hammond, Donna Wood, Candye Burden, Barbara Bowman, Steve Burden, Max Frye Mark Pennington, Dee Ann Hall, Almita Posey, Ronnie JUNIOR FIRST ROW Cheryl Gaskins Sherry Guest Reesa Hill Lesa Burden Belva Mark SECOND ROW Paula Buerger Jacqueline Bush Sharon Whitehouse Almita Posey Vicky Street SENIORS Marla Hull Cathy Gordon Dwain Whitehouse Glen Johnson Darrell Cox School Whitehouse, Joe Riddle, Glen Johnson. THIRD ROW: Debbie Wood, Anna Griffin, Elaine Graham, Ann Goswick, Becky Graham, Cathy Gordon, Donnie Quinton, Randy Richardson, Ronnie Dlnnocenzo, Regina Wind, Marla Hull. FOURTH ROW: Damita Posey, Jo Mark, Cathy Harrison, Dana Rae White, Cathy White, Kim Boling. HIGH THIRD ROW Tina Dlnnocenzo Bambi Puckett Steven Buck Cheryl Radford Keselar Wind Debra Phillips David Bolt BACK ROW Beverly Sullivan Sherry Collins SENIORS Ann Goswick Marva Ellard Becky Graham Regina Wind Steve Burden Thomas Mayes Rhythm Secti' Funny Girl Meets Cathy Harrison starred in the title role of Fanny Brice and Brian Carroll portrayed Nick Arnstein. These people, a- long with the directors, as- sistants and other members of the cast spent many long hours preparing the produc- tion. They met with success for the show was viewed by several surrounding schools, as well as our school and townspeople. With Success Under the direction of Mr. Frank Challis and the musical direction of Mrs. Linda Ramer, the senior, junior, and sophomore classes pre- sented the musical Funny Girl . The play met with much success throughout its run. Many people from the sur- rounding communities and Weleetka attended the per- formances of Funny Girl . Treble Chorale: LEFT TO RIGHT; Marva Ellard, Cathy White, Karen Quinton, Jamie Radford, Candye Burden, Marla Hull, Dana White, Barbara Brovey, Janice Marshall, Anita Radford, Cathy Harrison, and Dec Ann Hall. Treble Chorale Tweenagers Vocal Music Director Mrs. Linda Ramer 2 C OOXO s fl A r -t U iST. rv I loo- .fc e. 943-9501 lov h women •rs ■i igmature JO ring this t our first to e approval. A t. )RP., 15 Mss Lee. ns n 1 c E k 19? M -9201. rti 1 74 s a rship lor un W itol Hill, lO. changer t, 1 00 year. pI jrkmg. $27 II equip- ba I carry JSI .ES 235-5050 rn Mei ig. near pe s week, m a e or $5000, JSi .ES n 235-5050 leu rs, tom- Wl m. a f- ' P n det i sum | dp, ' C.4 I V.V. JjMlU. throughout the Midwest. A moderate investment is re- ou red for inventory eauio- ment, etc. Paid training prior to opening with continuing as- sistance thereafter. Contact Larry Caskey 67? 1335 or Eve. 9461016 for more details. Susy little cleaning plant, storage cility-modern, air operated eoi ment 50 lb. washer, financing, w Box D 490 Oklahoman and Times. ESTABLISHED COIN OPERAT AUTO TRUCK WASH. BU SPOT. GOOD SSSSS MAKER! GO( REASON FOR SELLING. CALL S1 NORDSTROAA BUSI. SALES 721-i Drive-in for sale In Pryor, Ok owner retiring, oolng good busine owner will help finance. Call owr 1-918-825-1852 or 825-0478. DELUXE COIN OP LAUNDRY N BUSY CORNER LOCATION. EQl A-l REAL OPPORTUNITY F( SOMEONE. NOI RDSTROM BUSI. SALES 721-2 Are you interested in earning Sli per month part-time with only S3, to invest in (pre collection sery system)'5 Fully returnable under c tract Call collect. Mr. Sc 904-396-1707. ESTABLISHED DRIVE IN. Bi traffic location. Good moneymaki Call NORDSTROM BUSI. SALES 721-Z Provides ! H KFS I oom, 2Vj bath Townhouses and ■xes. All appliances furnished. Is paid. S300.00 to $350.00 ekends and evenings 789-5314 Days Call 751-0233 exes—Furnished lice 3 rooms, 1 bed, roll-a-way f refer middle age. No pets. Wa rb Pd. S110 mo. 943-4662 :ase. 1117 NW 27. 1 bed brick No bills pd. 528-5585. iv-lovely 2 bed, fully carpeted, washer, disposal, washer 8. Extra nice. $175 you pay elec, 10, 789-5639. 6211 NW 32. lVa Bath, Carport Patio wa- gas Pd. $180 Per mo. 2900 N rbor. 843-0598 or 424-1446 (0 rooms, $75 or $40-2 wks, bills ice furniture, carpet, drapes, ok. 706 N Shartel 523-1670 lls Pd. 7th Indiana, 1 bed, fidr ‘ Children OK. 789-7200 n, bath, SW, carpet, air cond. garb. Couple, no Pets. 685-0565 1 or 2 be' or 3 adults w furn, car 1 no pets, g Villa (O N Cross ( NW AREA LOCATION HOME RENTALS ____2307 Classen, open 9-9, 521-0721 Nice 2 bed, carpet, air conditioned, electric range, $120 month, 2200 Car- lisle. 751-3046 2 Bed $70 Mo. + fe® NICE NEIGHBORHOOD SW AREA HO,ME RENTALS 2307 Classen, Open 9-9, 521-0721 2 bed, carpet, paneled, $95 -4- depos- it. 312 W Marshall MWC 733-1835. night, nays week at 787-0997 2818 N Penn, 12x35 hot retail space air heat 525-5636. a i eve south. Across St. Gate 20 Tinker AFB, new 4 bay shop or storage 8, 6000' Whse. Shop offices. 946-4504 Lease 1500 VIH Exc. retail or service. 2420 N. Robin- sq. ft. in 5 unit strip, ______ . J N. R son. 751-0471. Ample park. $395 MO. 942-4453 6535 NW 10 20'x60 , central air heat, $200 mo. ____________________I 946-2478 or 946-4658_____ LUXURIOUS 4 BED. 821 NO FEE CHARGED TINKER AREA NW 4th-Retail, shoo, off, Whse. rent or sell. 524-0143, 232-9415 RENTAL HEADQUARTERS 3-2 bedroom homes In the Midwest City area for $75 per month-where children are welcome. VACANT! 3300 NW 38 St. Solid Masonry Bldg. 30x60, Shoo, heated, overhead door, office 12x14, $200 mo. Phone 9 7-6719 Mon-Fri. IN MAYFAIR-30X50 2721 NW 50 JOE FARRIS 751-0411 529 NW 5 — 2000 Sq. ft. office or shops. Wilt divide. Central heat, 524-2316, 843-1107 Call 677-5780, OPEN 9-8 3 BED FENCED, DEL CITY WAREHOUSE l-4fl JL Mar!Hian CrtflAXJ fWI C Dr bu: P 946-267 OKL Beauty bu sines Club or 632-0041 LOV1 Great • ing. W NORDS APCO SALE: PANTS Oklahor store, f $1200 about J want o buildinj S 919 N ' GROCE 1C ml ns. carpet, 0 Mo. 9 SE S.W. bills 634-1720 or IV 27. furn 0 lls Paid, lc in. 524-9900 carpet, air, 35 mo dei iew 1 bed, Klein. Upi turn. Matu No pets. W 1. IW 28. adult . 524-9998 at IILLS PD, • 6, FURN. appreciate iquire 2119 t LMKve uud duum aiuc 681- --1 LA hplifivft It 16818107 New Art Buildi I iwner has other busi- lires It run 8. clears er paving all help USINESS SALEjT -5050 nt Reproduction Shop } or 232-9322. Store, NE Oklahoma in inventory, new fix- turn on Investment. 5, Oklahoman I BtAUllhUL NbW LAUNUKT 685-4311. sale. Call DX DX Service station located at 1-40 SE 29th. Next door to Arthur Har Ford. Purchase present inventory move in your own stock and eoi ment. Paid Training. Call 236-3595, eves 685-1536 women to snare duplex with kitchen privileges, $50 mo. ref- :s required 524-4943 , 244 SE 41, $100 mo., bills pd., S 685-3 56. of duplex (5 rooms) near 7th ■Veotern. $25 wk. 751-8888._ extra NW 13. 1 bed, extra nice. . $85. Water-garb pd. 946-7778 central heat, water ms, carpeted, urning fire. $125 mo. d. adults, tenant will show, va- St. 1311 NW IS, 942-5169______ tZY’ NW 1 bed bills Pd ca DPt central locale. ONLY $70. locators 947-6851 small fee. ETS, 789-4677 4, key at 1721 NW 14 ghschool. 681-7272 bills Pd. 1145 NW 42 $140. 1545 SW 36. 4 bed, carpet, air cond. 632-9711 Office space-NW 39th Expressway MacArthur. Parking. 842-5368 Near Tinker, older 3 bed. 1 car IV2 bath, $110 mo. 672-3375, 737-6902 2000 N. MacArthur 848-6677 any size 842-1421 $95. 6201 S. Klien. 3 bed frame, ga- rage. 632-9711 . MEDICAL OFFICES will remodel, central location, free parking 528-7673 or 843-0040. Exec. Terrace Bldg. Suites or Sin- gles. 2809 NW Expressway. 843-9533 Large Plush Offices PLUS RECEPTIONIST Oklahoma City's finest office space ! located on the Broadway extension, i with parking just outside your door. , Furnished or unfurnished, rent 1 or i all. Secretarial bookkeeping serv- ices available. Call 842-6623. 3 bed. 1 bath, central heat i, air, | dishwasher. 1 blk. from Grade School. $125 -f Deposit. 677-1373. Del THE HOME FINDERS Can offer you 2, 3. 4 BEDROOM UNFURNISHED HOMES IN THE Midwest Citv-Del Citv area Call 677-8833 or come by 4513 SE 29 for your home needs 3 bedroom air, central heat, shag carpet, fenced, 608 NW 92nd. 751-9037 or 843-9466. OFFICE SPACE 5201 S. Western 634-3319 Lease 2 bed, total elec, carpet. drapes, built in kit, $135. $50 deposit. Couple no nets. 632-9648 $50 or $60 furn, heat 6. air. 10X12. 632-9711. 1 Shallowbrook. 3 oe j. IVi baths. . 341-2 Exc location, new bldg, 800 sq. ft. L MFG CO. All steel building manufactur Buildings, shear, punch press, er, steel perling rollformer, pr New brk offic 5000 ft new ste BUSY BJ Good location business, zonec BUSY BE Fina service • area, exc. opc ment 737-6651. THE SI Drive-In doing gross, 4100 Nei land equip. Busy Be BUSY BE 1 with 6 Fully eguic CALLAWAY C CLEANEF Plus 2 pickup ventory, equip STORE BLC 794-2450 POTT ECENT RETAI HANDISING • SAffV. I F YOU HAVE THI1'. YPE OF BACKGROUND AND VOULD BE INTE°F$TF-D IN ALKING WITH US, WE WILL BE AKING APPLICATIONS ON MON- B)A Y. TUESDAY WEDNESDAY )F THIS WEEK. I'OU WILL BE ELIGIBLE FOR X- ELLENT COMPANY BENEFITS, JltU wk ynu meet cur requirement nn In- intivr program per wrlllcn agree ieni. Call Mr. Morgan 521-0866 BUTLER DEPT. STORES Day. afternoon evening, : S3 lo $6 hr. plus Hos, Am between 11 AM. 2 PM I : 2 AM. Club_Essej 919 N ' Ij nights a week, 11 pm ■ nappy House child care N Grove 2 blocks E. N M 4?th. 737-2191 MAY BRITTON ROAD EXPERIENCED SALES PEOPLE FOR LADIES FASHION Licensed Beautician, exp« wig styling, Jeanne's Wig SALES XPERIENCE IS MER- 40 HOUR WORK WEEK._ GOOD T A R T I N G SALARY AND ?!fW TO S S S Go-Go GIRLS Factory Saloon S3-4 . 3548_Newcasfle_Blvd._____ Need Masseuse-Will train, ry. 942-0046. 4011 NW 23. N. Western. 525-3774 _ Dancing Girls over 18. Red Dog Saloon, 6417 NW DAY TIME CAR si .40 per hr. 9:30-4. AAon. Ihru. 4101 N. Penn. 524 0 5001 N. Portland, 94t 2500 S. Western. 632 COITS Preparation C Start immediately. We wll SI.75 oer hr. lo start, N Across the Street Resta appr. «.all Kent Kistle-. 84 BUYER’S GIRL FRIDA $4-5-600 FEE P. NO STENO NEEDED Variety of Crafts I own business letters. list vour y follow- lintaining our own ng your preparing to pro- I r,001 INNEL INNEL Bldg. vpply at kkeeoer posting records e bene- for hu- Peolv ! Times davs. Restau- D IN :gree. HENCE IEFITS. PITAL. •MRS. ___ opera- fl 5858____ ™ v hiring applv 2 S. 1-40 it « .«j Sunday. pm, 6 day work wk. includes Call for info and Interview. LADY CLASSEN CAFETERIA 843-6459______ 6903 N May Av Experienced waitresses needed appl m person Rustic Inn Restaurant 36: NW 39 Has clerk typist, per- ----------- _ variety of clerical du- ties. Good starting salary with oppor- tunity for advancement. Complete opening for formanca of a uassen Kers 1330 uassen hr RECEPTIONIST! 2.00 work Plush office! 947-7771 Per 4911 n Portland Experienced cook. Apply in perse 10-3 om. 124 S Byers. Crosstown Re taurant. FEE PAID!! $525-57 OILMAN ONE GIRL OFFICE Enioy the plush surroundings independent oil co. Handle corn in Hi spondencc. make appts., and scree calls. Great Benefits. MERIT Personnel Belsy Ingrahar 1901 Classen Blvd. 521-97C Exncr. full time 2S to 40, lor countc service in Ice Cream parlor. Apol at Glaces, French Market Mall, 63r 8. May or call 943-3620. 848-6968 Clerk Typist to $40 Type 50 to 60 gain experience 8 at vance fast Urgent! Need 4 today. BEACON EMPLOYMENT 3545 NW 58th Suite 460 947-23 STENOS-TYPISTS-KEYPUNCH Exper.-Tcmoorary. KELLY GIRL 2814 City Nat'l Bank Tower 232-3154 WAITRESSES Wilson House Restaurant. 478-0323 TO START $450-50 MEDICAL GROUP RECEPTIONIST Front office position, answer phom greet visitors, schedule appointment s. type medical records for fast mo •ng group Of M.D.'s. Variety with no . It I DNIST $350 [ d Dhone vc -i : - c co,!r fNSON PER ower 2200 Cl R LPN .ing Home. 2.30 hr up •7771 Repub TRAINEE! career! 947- 4911 N. ; V A N T [ = FULL T for people w re honest 21 years ole ith a young i in the bu: call Torr OSS! $4 nswer his io a little s 330 Classen T! Co needs •public Pers ESTAfl FRIDA I pressure Great henrs vord to dcst � dull momc jr boss will greet client , and come IEW NOW! ! I MERIT Personnel Selma ( •M IVMUOI •• IW kQWltyt VH'Ui wee v • v i • ilnqs. Prefer widow, call between 5 Know vour ABC' ft- am IriO 3 ng Completed; TYPIST or Burroughs 2000 billing machine Must be able to type 50-60 words per nute be familiar with 10 key adding machino. Call Jim Mills 135-6321 for appt. Equal opportunity employer. ________________ Meed reliable help, Day night hifts. Apply in person at Hilander wling snack bar. 3315 Northwest ghway______________________________ Bo� H | LEARN A CAREER train in a field with shod supply of ajalified personnel, ages 18 to 32, be- PAR HOUSEWIVES NW Cafeteria h period during w for housewives, i lor students 16 ) formation, call 842-8610. QUEEN At United Foun T.’gmc a Dental skilled technician in a � j y NW Dental Office. Write Box D 493 Oklahoman and Times Woman to work davs. General res- taurant work. Preoaration 8� cashier Good hrs. Good pay Off Sat. 8. Sun. Also Day RtRoys or Girls to work. Annly in Person, Sammie's Charcoal 2 27 NW 50. _____________ Reautician to fake over Targe follow- ing hv Fch. 15. BooMi rent or com $600-$8 Bar Maids—Go- No exrer. ncces ner's No. 3. 5800 Need Ir Woman to work Plant. Must tyr graph. No phone Melody Le. 500 N. WA SALES tv mission. Unique coiffures. 59C0 NW 17. 49. 789-6537 Evening Car Hostesses � 75 WEEK I TIPS 8- FRINGES APPLY IN PERSON HOLLIE’S DRIVE IN WESTERN SHERIDAN RECEPTIC $4-500 You'll keen ano a staff of lively f. out all dav. A. 3V Sf W •••• . • • , handle too-lcvcl correspondence Use vour figure knowhow to keen jmdke contracts for vour boss, who's this fine organization in good stand H0USEKEEPER the No. l man! Here's front-desk sta- tus for the beginner with lust aver- age skills' Benefits are excellent! , Call Mrs. Shaw-Davis 521-9961 ing: Co. will send U to schl so U can oromote vour self Fast! Assist in all financial matters. Call Mrs. VANCE. OR FORD 521-9961 •U us, vuiu-ms i csiawi am, «vi o Council, at 1-40 W Exit. v rnv c Devoir AGENCY SECRETARY LEARN LEG Cxc. typing shorthand skills 4- i Oootv of a lifetime for tt light bookkeeping required. Fxocr. beaver with skills. Succes High School Girls Team: FRONT ROW; Beverly Ogden, Penny Roberts, Kale Combs, Che Che Combs, Theresa Normore, and Cathy Gordon. BACK ROW; Mr. Pippin, Brenda Witham, Deana Thomason, Damita Posey, Barbara Brovey, Susie Thomason, Louise Whitehorn, and Mr. Pennington. High School Basketball Girls Weleetka 74 Paden 55 Weleetka 71 Boley 56 Weleetka 62 Butncr 35 Weleetka 39 Prague 42 Weleetka 58 Okemah 36 Weleetka 63 Prague 52 Weleetka 72 Graham 48 Weleetka 54 Boley 45 Weleetka 62 Wetumka 14 Weleetka 46 Dewar 44 Weleetka 64 Butner 30 Weleetka 62 Paden 42 Weleetka 72 Wetumka 9 Weleetka 46 Konawa 29 Weleetka 50 Bowlegs 36 Weleetka 61 Allen 22 Weleetka Okemah Weleetka Boley Weleetka Graham Weleetka Boley Weleetka Dewar 34 Senior FRONT ROW Louise Whitehorn Cathy Gordon Theresa Normore Players BACK ROW Coach Pippin Barbara Brovey Susie Thomason Coach Pennington 1972-73 Basketball Queen Miss Theresa Normore Maid of Honor Miss Susie Thomason 36 Senior Escort Brian Carroll Senior Attendant Barbara Brovey Escort Donnie Smith Boys Captain Mike Sophomore Attendant Penny Roberts Escort Mike Whitlow - Junior Attendant Paurita Combs Escort Willy Zackery and Escort French Freshmen Attendant Damita Posey Escort Ivan Drake HHHHI Girls BACK ROW Coach Haynes Sandy Sands Barbara Bowman Damita Posey Marie Fish Mary Witham Beverly Ogden Coach Pennington 4H Clubs Expand Membership 39 Officere: President, Robert Ogg; Vice-President, Darrell Cox; Secretary, Dennis May; Treasurer, Kenny Crawley; Reporter, Pat Hare; and Sentinel, Ernie Hare. Future Farmers of America F. F.A. members shown are: FRONT ROW; Ken Joslin, Jerry Neel, Dean Adkins, Steve Kilmer, Dale Roberts, Kenny Crawley, Glen Pike, Dennis May, Ernie Hare, Gary Turbeville, Ricky Patton, and Alvin Wallace, SECOND ROW; Mark DeMoss, Gary Ellig, Buford Henshaw, Billy Brown, Robert Ogg, Steve Burden, Randy Dwiggins, Pat Hare, Carl Zackery, Danny Bush, Scoby Anderson, Willian Watson, and Carl Zackery. BACK ROW: Charles Brown, Carroll McLoud, Greg Ogle, Johnnie Chaffin, Terry Witham, Darrell Cox, Jack Cosper, Brian Carroll, Mark Mason, Kenneth Milam, Mike French, Jerry Threldkeld. The F.F.A. Organization at Weleetka is dedicated to providing better communication between the community and the farmer. These young men sponsor many activities involving not only themselves, but many adults in the community. Many of these boys attend many livestock shows, sales, and contests to improve their knowledge of the farm and the modem farmer. This year, as in years in the past, the F.F.A. members are saving their funds to sponsor the annual Father-Son Banquet. This organization is sponsored by Mr. Gene Hodgens. 40 Future Homemakers of America The F. H. A. Organization is dedicated to making tomorrow a better place to live in. They not only travel to surrounding cities for sub-district rallies, but in the spring these young women travel to Oklahoma City to attend the state convention held there annually. Each member of F.H.A. has, or is, participating in Home Economics. Here they learn not only the domestic skills of life, but ways in which they can contribute to others, as well as themselves. The organization was sponsored first semester by Mrs. Sandra Winters and is sponsored this semester by Miss Hayes. F.H.A. members shown are: FRONT ROW; Mechelle French, Denise Phillips, Kale Combs, Joyce Mareett, Theresa Normore, Glenda Wesley, Irene Zackery, Che Che Combs, and Candye Burden. SECOND ROW; Karen Quinton, Darlene Fish, Mary Wasson, Mechelle Morris, Regina Wind, Jackie Davis, Marilyn Vaughn, Debbie Banta, Betty Jackson, Angela Buckley, Kim Boling, and Dee Ann Hall. BACK ROW; Mrs. Sandra Winters, Carol Scrutchfield, Sherry Puckett, Linda Williams, Damita Posey, Debbie Dwiggins, Anita Radford, Dana White, Lucinda Hicks, and Linda Bridges. Officers: President, Mechelle French; Vice-President, Karen Quinton; Secretary-Treasurer, Kale Combs; Historian, Dana White; Parlimentarian, Chcnita Combs; Reporter, Irene Zackery; Typist, Theresa Normore; and Song Leader, Candye Burden. F.F.A. Sweetheart and F.Fi.A. Beaus 42 Cathy Gordon FFA Sweetheart Ernie Hare and Ivan Drake F.H.A. Beaus Black Image Officers: President, Mechelle French; Vice-President, Ivan Drake; Secretary, Denise Phillips; Treasurer, Irene Zackery; Parlimentarian, Theresa Normore; Historian, Glenda Wesley; and Reporter, Jackie Davis. Black Image The Black Image Society was formed this school year to inform the black students about Negro History, job opportunities, and education opportunities. Its major purpose is to promote co-operation for the benefit of all. This group is sponsored by Mrs. Ardell Withers and Mr. John Pugh. Members Shown: TOP ROW: Billy Watson, Alvin Wallace, Ricky Patton, Scobey Anderson, Steve French, Curtis Headspeth, Danny Bush, Ronald Normore, Michael French. SECOND ROW: Mechelle French, Michelle Morris, Brinda Norton, Joyce Marzett, Chenita Combs, Kale Combs, Damita Posey, Theresa Normore. THIRD ROW: Jackie Davis, Denise Phillips, Ivan Drake, Glenda Wesley, and Irene Zackery. 43 1972-73 Annual King and Queen Mr. Brian Carroll and Miss Glenda Sadler Sophomore King and Queen Randy Wilcox and Penny Roberts Freshmen King and Queen Steve Burden and Deana Thomason Eighth Grade Seventh Grade King and Queen King and Queen Russell Williams Dennis Foreman The Crownings Are Different The Songs Are Different mm Memories ge nfnw The Finest Electronic w OKLAHOMA Equipment SCHOOL SPORTS SUPPLY MARQUISE AWARDS COMPANY STUDIOS INC. INC. Henryetta, Oklahoma Muskogee, Quickest Service Trophies - Sporting Goods Oklahoma Serving You Since 1900 Sporting Apparel With Richard Vaughn, Owner The Finest Portraits RHEBA'S UNION HOUSE OF IRON CLAREMORE WORKS FLOWERS INC. SCHOOL AND SUPPLIES GIFTS Distributor Henryetta, American-Standard P.O. Box 1065 Oklahoma Products Claremore Where Satisfaction is Assured Oklahoma Jimmie and Rheba Withrow McAlester, Oklahoma 74017 Owners Phone 410 W. Main 423-4194 652-3356 PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF OKLAHOMA DONNA'S KECK'S BEAUTY GROCERY SHOP Jewell Lumbert, Owner Complete Beauty And Wig Styling 403 W. 9th Weleetka 105 W. 9th Weleetka Phone 786-2484 786-2366 QUINTON'S PAUL'S SERVICE WESTERN STATION STORE Tires, Batteries, Accessories 302 W. 9th Weleetka 823 W. Main Phone 786-2461 Henryetta, Oklahoma pmLUPS irgm 652-9210 WILCOX VETERINARY CLINIC Pharoah, Oklahoma I. R. Wilcox, D.V.M. 652-4555 Office Hours: 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. 24 Hour Emergency Service NATIONAL BANK HENRYETTA, OKLAHOMA ’’Where People Come First KEA'S SUPERIOR BUS SALES INC. 3737 N.W. 36 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 73112 I DIAMOND Hardware and Sporting Goods 118 - 120 South Second Street McAlester, Oklahoma 423-0288 THE PLACE TO SAVE YOUR HARD EARNED MONEY Weleetka, Oklahoma Adkins Nursing Home and Adkins Weleetka Nursing Home 300 West 9th Street 786-2244 122 East 10th Street 786-2401 A Home Away From Home ADKINS Adkins Grocery Store Adkins Beauty Shop located in Adkins Nursing Home Weleetka 786-2251 300 W. 9th Weleetka 786-2740 WADE AND DeGARIMORE AGENCY Insurance of All Kinds For Homes - Automobile - Business 101 E. 9th Weleetka, Oklahoma Phone 786-2157 McATEE'S Smart Apparel for Misses and Women 417 West Main Henryetta, Oklahoma HENRYETTA MACHINE AND LUMBER COMPANY Phone 652-7333 JACKSON FUNERAL HOMES (Formerly Spiller's) Vernon Jackson Ron Deal Weleetka 786-2389 BURDEN AND WILLIAMS DRYGOODS B AND F OIL COMPANY 116 W. 9th Weleetka Phone 786-2252 523 S. Oneida Offering a Complete Line of Gulf Products GIBBLE GAS Come to US For Friendly, Efficient Service Phone 786-2349 R.H. FERGUSON INC. Louis Martin, Owner Pharoah, Oklahoma Phone 786-2445 BETTY'S SERVICE CENTER 81S S. Creek Weleetka, Oklahoma 786-2766 WELDING SUPPLIES INC. 425 N. Main Street McAlester, Oklahoma MUIR'S QUICK MEAL STEAK CO. 201 W. First St. Wewoka, Oklahoma 257-2745 BROWN PRINTING INC. For Your Invitation, Stationery, and Printing Needs. Henryetta, Oklahoma QUALITY CLEANERS Come to us for quick, professional service. Henryetta, Oklahoma WELEETKA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE To Further the Betterment of the Community ALLEN c C H O E M V P R A O N L Y E . T CHtvroltl • Ch v l!« • Chtvy II • Corv«lr • Cofv tt« THE GREAT HIGHWAY PERFORMERS ARKANSAS PAPER OKMULGEE PACKING COMPANY COMPANY 41 South Third Street P. O. Box 429 Okmulgee. Oklahoma Fort Smith, Arkansas Home of Quality Service We Sell A Complete Line of Paper and Sanitary Maintenance Products ELAM GROCERY ONE WAY HOUSE Pharoah, Oklahoma Henryetta, Oklahoma HAYHURST— WOOD FUNERAL HOME Glen Elam, Owner 786-2532 Where Our Customers Come First Henryetta, Oklahoma Home of Personal Service 24 Hour Ambulance Service 652-4551 Owner, Howard Ardorfer C.E. ATCHLEY'S HARLEY-DAVIDSON Weleetka, Oklahoma C.E.'S HOUSE 8 ; OF BEAUTY Operators: Marion Hare Linda Shafer r ' • ri' rTTr?i' C 'S HOUSf ’ ' $ • Beau-- OT McLOUD'S B AND H TILE, WILLIAMS CARPET, TRADING SHOELAND COMPANY AND The Complete Store Offering you DISCOUNT FURNITURE Drygoods Hardware Furniture Appliances Paint Plumbing the Latest Shoe Fashions for Men 112 W. 9th 115 W. 9th and Women. Weleetka, Oklahoma Weleetka, Oklahoma Henreyetta, 786-2111 786-2317 Oklahoma M.O.N.Y. JIM'S HANDY Mutual TYPEWRITER STOP of SERVICE New York Sales, Service, and For All M.O.N.Y. Today Rentals Your Last- Means Authorized Royal Dealer Minute Needs. Money for 107 North Grand Tomorrow. Box 23 Weleetka, Oklahoma Alice McKinney Your Representative Okmulgee, Oklahoma WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATED STORE Complete Service for Your Appliance Needs HUGHES WELDING AND MACHINE WORKS Pharoah, Oklahoma James Hughes, Owner 120 E. 9th Wty, Oklahoma I786-92QO 786-2600 MOULDER- OLDHAM COMPANY HOLIDAY INN OF HENRYETTA HAMRA'S LADIES SHOP Offering a The Nation's Innkeeper We Make Your INC Henryetta Oklahoma Complete Line of Traveling a Little Offering you the Custodial Supplies More Pleasant Latest Styles Tulsa, Oklahoma Located on the and Fashions Okmulgee Beeline DONATIONS Service With School and Community News DR. M. L. C HO WINS Dignity Reported Weekly WANYE GUEST SHURDEN- BUCHANAN FUNERAL HOME uy GOODYEAR TIRE AND RUBBER CO. WELEETKA AMERICAN CAVE'S JEWELRY DADS AND LADS 109 E. 9th BOB’S CLOTHING Oklahoma 786-2308 DR. E. H. COTHRAN BLACK'S JEWELRY Everything For The Homebuilder THE WELEETKA LUMBER COMPANY INC. Bud Whitehouse, Mgr. Box 398 Weleetka, Oklahoma 74880 Cooks Paints Bathroom Fixtures Phone 786-2395 J AND B GROCERY An Affliated Store Offering you the Best Goods at Low Prices 120 W. 9 th Phone 786-2257 Hardware Wallpaper SOUTHWESTERN SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION INC. Passenger and School Bus Bodies Suite 125 Gulf Building 5509 N. Pennsylvania Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73112 Phone 843-9629 Allen Walsh Manager MUSKOGEE ROOFING-SHEET METAL ACOUSTICAL COMPANY Muskogee, Oklahoma DAVIS BROTHERS WILLIS WHOLESALE Photographers Jobbers and Factory Distributors 607 North Seminole Okmulgee, Oklahoma 200 North Oak Holdenville, Oklahoma WESTRON CORPORATION 1803 E. 57th Place Tulsa, Oklahoma Phone 587-7713 Chris H. Smith District Manager New Pleasures spunos M9| | Marva Ellard Mechelle French and Cathy White These People With the completion of the 1972-73 Outlaw, the staff and I have tried some new, and what we believe to be, exciting concepts in modern yearbooks. We call our 1972-73 Outlaw a never ending book and hope that nobody will be offended by the second half being printed upside down in order to achieve this purpose. Likewise, we hope you will treasure this book always. Marva, Editor-in-Chief School Board LEFT: Counselor, W. L. Smith BELOW: Secretary, Velma Ellard ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL Louie Hill PRIMARY PRINCIPAL Bill Mark Jim Pharoah, Robert Scott (President), Clan Elam Administration and HICH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL David Puckett ASSISTANT AID Pat Puckett Weleetka School Custodians: Delbert Durbin, David Bowman, Lloyd Milum, Norman Walker, and Kenneth Wade After 19 years of faithful service with W.H.S., Mr. Delbert Durbin will retire at the end of this school term. Your friendship and help will be missed by all, Delbert. The Yearbook Staff Cafeteria Help: Dexter Gibson, Velva Bowen, Namie Loggins, Naomi Owens, and Velma Anthony Faculty and Staff JERRY PORTER DIANE WEGER English English BEVERLY WINN MARY LOU SMITH Junior High Aids W. L. SMITH ALAN HAINES Counselor Science GARLAND PENNINGTON Industrial Arts FRANK CHALLIS Debate and Drama English IV Yearbook RAY VOTAW Instrumental Music Band CONNIE HAYES SHARON HAINES Vocational Economics Business Education EDDIE WEGER History LARRY CAPPS French Speech GENE HODCENS Vocational Agriculture Faculty and Staff LACRESIA SPARKS ETHEL MAE SIMMONS MARGARET JOINER LINDA SNELL SHARON PITTMAN First Grade First Grade Second Grade Third Grade Second Grade PAULINE KENNEDY NETTIE SCOTT VIRGINIA POSEY BETTY LOWE Grade School Reading Primary Aids SHARON DAVIS LARRY DAVIS VIRCINA THOMASON TOCHEE WIND Kindergarten Mathematics Elementary Aids Faculty and Staff EVA STILWELL SHIRLEY ALLEN Fourth Grade Fifth Grade BERTA MAE JOHNSON Fourth Grade EARL PIPPIN Junior High Driver's Ed. LINDA REDDICK Sixth Grade RUTH PENNINGTON Sixth Grade PHILIP CRAWLEY Audio Visual MESCAL GEORGE Library ESTHER HAMBY Junior High English ARDELL WITHERS Junior High History LINDA RAMER Vocal Music LINDA PORTER Reading W.H.S. Alumni Hold 4th Annual Banquet WELEETKA ALUMNI OFFICERS: (STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT) President Clarence Norman and Treasurer Bob Johnson, (SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT) Secretary Bertie Coggbum and Vice President Polly Everett. The alumni committee of W. H. S. were very proud to present their new annual pub- lication, THE PURPLE AND GOLD for the first time this fall. Likewise, they were extremely pleased with the attendance for their meeting and banquet at Fountainhead Lodge at Lake Eufaula on Friday, November 24, 1972. The banquet chairmen were as follows: Greeting . . Birdie Coggbum Registration . Elois Burden Decorations . Alice McKinney Transportation David Puckett Photography . Frank Challis Election. . . Caswell Carter Perhaps one of the greatest a- chievements of the alumni is their scholarship program. Each year the board selects one graduating senior for a schol- arship with a minimum of $250.00 and a maximum of $2,000.00 for the purpose of aiding and reserving prospective students to attain a higher ed- ucation. However, this wonderful pro- gram depends upon the support of all alumni members. Their checks are welcome any time of the year and should be made payable to Weleetka Scholar- ship Fund and mailed to P. O. Box 518, Weleetka, Oklahoma. Scholarship checks were presented to Sammy Parton and Ricky Dwiggins by Alice McKinney, Chairman of the Weleetka Alumni Scholarship Board. Karen Walker (Not Shown) received the 1972 scholarship award. Dwight Thomas Jackie Caldwell Jeff Curtsinger Sylvia Fish Destrey Gibson Howard Hughes LaDonna Welch Junior Kub Betty Osborn Mack Ridder Tommy Lucas Lori Reddick Reid VanOrsdel Jolanda Jackson Joey Martin Dianna Porter Danny Chaffin Sarah Kutsch Ricky Burden Pamela Cully Don Gorden Laura Wasson Vincent Cherry Ruby Ivie Donny Cantrell Cathy White Sherlese Plunkett Jeff Walker John David Williams Jennifer Allen Justin Puckett Jerrie Lynn Winny Jimmie Balentine James Newman Michelle Bolt Norman Heneha Diane Poison Tammy Conley Kindergarten FIRST GRADE Petrick Forshee Lainey Yarbrough Debbie Maddox Louis Birdcreek Donald Williams Luster Cherry Roger Tarres Tina Jo Hammond Dewayne Norton Doug Chaffin Alishia Zackery Frank Scott Karen Cordon Richard Shipley David Bencome Elvis Wilson Tina Atterberry Tammy Milam Timothy Jones Melinda Cosper Ronald Williams Lesa Ingersoll Mark Morris Brent Rich Mitchell Bates Mike Walker Penny Kendrick Reed Winney Mike Hutchings Kim Bruton Billy Gordon Leland Micco r Clinton Henshaw Shelia Drake Glen Kramer Rhonda Miller Sharon Kramer Marcus Proctor Betty Owen Timmy Smith Leash Deere 2nd Kirk Coble Sandra Williams Tommy Gaskin Erickee Lucas Kandi Lowe Cash Musgrove Frank Bruton Angela Culley Robert Ivie Clay Gibson Joanna Chaffin Mack Plunkett Gwuenne Phillips Mary Heneha Leslie Crawley Billy Walker Malinda Witham Silas Barber Michelle Crum Allan Banta Terri Landrum Jerry Landrum Boyd Thomason Lana Winn Wendell Whitlow Michele DeGarimore Max VanOrsdal Lori Kramer Wesley Reynolds Becky Williams Charles Guthrie Erickee Lucas Vanita Posey Manuel Marshall Michael Riddlespurger Shelly Davis Steven Votaw Loretta Kelough Marcey Davis Felicia Drake i r Patty Pangle Eddie Boling Burnell Alexander Dale Lucas Ellen Bchn Christine Buckley Ruben Proctor Deanna Williams Destry Cray Rhonda Welch Daniel Witham Barbara Johnson Pamela Neel Darrell Wood Shelly Puckett David Swanson Cheri Maddox Adrain Birdcreek Chiquita Phillips Billie Crawley Lyndon Richmond Robbie Roberts Sharon Williams Gale Lucas Steve Buerger Nova Deere Lola Creech Rachael Lowe Kenneth Hill Woody Tsosie Pamela Fish Craig Joiner Brian Street Marvin Cherry Marty Birdcreek Stephanie Beavers David Posey Carolyn Joiner Vincent Buckley Sheina Heneha Scottie Harjo Robin Earls Neal Walker Maxine Walden Wayne Micco Edith Riddle Kent Crawley Karen Williams Jay Wade Clara Barber Tom Carroll Nina Wiliams ■s. -i t Darvin Gray Tina Musgrove Brett Crawley Shelia Puckett Glen Guest Shelly Behn Kevin Reddick Rosie Roberts Terry Jenkins Marvin Morris Dale Bowman Mosetta Johnson 4th Ricky Pigeon Jean Ann Shurley Timmy Williams Belinda Buckley Joe McLelland Beverly Morris Herbert Pangle Stephanie Pigeon Tommy Hooper Andrea Lowe Timmy Reddick Cindy Burden Freddie Gryder Patty Scott Mike Beavers Diane Thompson Terry Williamson Jean Ann Beaulieu Victor Morris Karen Barrett Rodney Richardson Cindy Long Billy Whitson Joetta White Keith Tiger Connie Gaskins Rex Williams 4th s g sd- - Mike Smith Laura Boling James Puckett Pam Watkins Diana Cline Gene Joslin Darlene Pennington Michael Proctor Steven Street Martha Proctor Pamosky Deer Vanessa Norton Renee Micco Eddie Foreman Angie Collins Jackie Evans Pat Richmond Betty Coble Ray Bowman Denise Wood Jackie Forshee Billy Buerger Regina Riddle 5th Dawn Pharoah Phillip Burden Lynn Johnson David Anthony Roy Mack Moore Robin Yound Kelly White Kelly Coble Netty Coble Steven Smith Brenda Golden Robin Roberts Doyle Burden Tammy Ingersoll Curtis Chotkey Gussie Buckley Deborah White Ronald Osborn Monty Vanmeter Maureen Morris J. C. Barber Victor Combs Jim Pangle William Walden Cindy Walker Joey Boling Johnas Buckley Gail Kelough Jerry' Williamson Kathleen Thompson Jeff Joiner Delores Zackery Herman Taylor Kathy Williams Amos Roberts Dorothy Long Ernest Heneha Christine Tiger Mike Zackery Marsha Maxwell Gregory Drake 6th Pat Hammond Sherry Roberts Kelly Wade Jimmy Hooper Belinda Patton Rhonda Buckley Allen Guest Laura Whitson Mark Barrett Sheila Milum Randy Gryder Teresa Williams Virgil Pigeon Leonard Lindsey Brandon Phillips Chris Pike Cheryl Threlkeld Jeff Boling Chuck Simmons Brends Brown Daniel Heneha Lucretia Bowman 6th 7th Albert Scott Janie Sandlin Jimmy Pugh Mike Griffin Almeta Posey Sharon White house Arlon Edwards Lisa Burden Jeanetta West Stanley Pigeon Denise Norton Consilia Wind Jackie Neel Linda Banta Sherry Collins Larry Harjo Vicki Street Beverly Hooper Brian Cosper Retha Childers Paula Buerger Chumona Deere Ricky Ballow Cheryl Radford Belva Mark Kenny Dutton Etta Hicks Beverly Sullivan Ronnie Scrutchfield Tina D'Innocenzo Jackie Bush Phil Morris Angelita Henneha Nancy Wood Elizabeth Proctor Dennis Foreman Martha Roberts Sherry Guest David Bolt Cherry Morris Debra Phillips Leonard Williams Sarah Hicks Deana Tiger Betty Williams 7th Mark Pennington Sylvia Birdcreek Donnie Quinton Beverly Coble Bobby Rentie Terry Morris Kerry Morris Nellie Hill Ervin Hill Pauline Long Mike Evans Sheila Young Wesley Barnett Dennis Whitehouse Junior Buckley Mike Joslin Reba Hudson Danny Threlkeld Linda Buerger Mark Ellig Becky Turbeville Bill Cline Mark Anthony Eugene Normore Joe Riddle Kenny Tiger Debbie Boling 8th ■ •':! i Tammy Bames Paul Owens Donna Radford Russell Maxwell Mannon Hammond Ronnie D'Innecenzo Sherry French Jeff Dwiggins Teresa Golden Glen Hull Donna Williamson Ricky Atchley Larry Golden Glenna Kub James Golden Mary Chadic Kenneth Flatt Shirley Earls Alex Coble Ginger Ogg ✓ j Russell Williams Melinda Mason Terry White Cindy Adkins Samuel Marshall Cheryl Buerger Mechelle Morris Jo Ann Smith Glen Pike Anna Griffin Patricia Kelough Randy Dwiggins FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Linda Williams Damita Posey Buford He ns haw Carol Scrutchfield Dam ita Posey Sherry Puckett Ricky Patton Marie Fish Anna Coglia Fresh. Linda Bridges Linda Williams Carol Scruthfield Beverly Foreman Donna Wood Sandy Sands Debbie Simmon Diane Woods Lydia Proctor William Watson Brenda Smith Alvin Wallace Brinda Norton Mary Witham Barbara Sealy Tommy Gryder Fresh. Soph. Janice Marshall Max Frye David McLelland Barbara Williams Kenneth Zackery Jackie Davis Carl Zackery Jjoyce Marzett Curtis Smith � i Ramona Tiger Mark Pike Denise Phillips Marvin Lowe Chi Chi Combs Linda Waters Randy Richardson Amy Woods Gary Dwiggins Mary Wasson Brenda Witham Ken Joslin Cathy White Steve Kilmer Billy Brown Elaine Graham Barry McLellan Debbie Banta Soph ' Corky Kelough Jimmy Sandlin Joyce Wood Cathy White, Reporter; Che Che Combs, V-Pres.; Jimmy Sandlin, Secretary; Denise Phillips, Reporter; Penny Roberts, Treasurer; Jo Mark, President. Johnny Chaffin Curtis Headspeth Dennis May Ivan Drake George Golden Sharon Norton Ronald Normore Debbie Dwiggins Donald Smith Lucinda Hicks Tommy Fisher Darlene Fish Ronnie Whitehouse Angela Buckley Carroll McLoud Paurieta Combs Dale Roberts Karen Quinton Mike Whitlow Anita Radford Chester Choktey Willie Zackery Terry Witham Nelson Hicks Tommy Atterbury Marilyn Vaughn Elfreda Patton Steve French Sammy Roberts Betty Jackson Stanley Birdcreek Gary Ellig David Proctor President Junior Class Officers Karen Quinton Vice-President Dana White Secty. - Reporter Pat Hare Candye Burden Dee Ann Hall Jerry Neal Robert Ogg Kim Boling Dana White Kenny Crawley Lorene Childers Vocal Music—1, 2 Librarian— 1, 2, 3,4 Senior Class Officers Brian Carroll Darrell Cox Steve Burden Marla Hull President Vice-President Secretary Reporter Glendia Wesley Basketball—2, 3 Volleyball—2,3 Pep Club—2,3,4 Vocal Music—2, 3 F.H. A.—2,3,4 Black Image—4 Science Club—4 Irene Zackery Pep Club—1, 2, 3,4 Vocal Music—2 F. H. A.—1,2,3,4 Black Image—4 Treasurer—4 Science Club—4 Jerry Golden Football— 1, 2, 3,4 Football Crowning Escort--4 Basketball—2, 3,4 Track—2, 3,4 F. F. A. —1 Basketball Crowning Escort—3 Srs. Darrell Cox Vocal Music—2 Band--1, 2, 3, 4 Band Crowning Escort- F. F. A.—1,2,3,4 Vice-President—4 Class Officer—4 Mark Mason Band--1 Who's Who—3 F. F.A.—1,2,3,4 Mark DeMoss Steve Boling Football—1,2, 3,4 Track—1, 2 4-H Club—4 F.F.A. Club—2,3 Football Crowning Escort—4 Science Club—4 Band— 1 F. F.A. —1,2,3,4 Srs. Paul Haynes Football--2 Brenda Guynes Basketball— 1, 2 Pep Club—1 Vocal Music—2, 3, 4 4-H Club—1,2, 3,4 Art Club—3 F.H. A.—1,2,3 Art Club Officer—3 Sue Fish Basketball— 1 Pep Club—2,3,4 Vocal Music—2 4-H Club—1,2, 3,4 F. H. A. —1, 2 Louise Roberts Basketball— 1, 2 Volleyball—1,2 4-H Club—2 F.H. A.—2,4 Rainey Micco Basketball— 1, 2,3 4-H Club—3 Jack Cosper 4-H Club—1,2,3 F.F.A. Club—2,3,4 Assistant Custodian Mechelle French Basketball—1, 2, 3,4 Co-Captain—4 Track—3,4 Pep Club--2 Vocal Music— 1,2,4 F. F. A.—1,4 Basketball Crowning Escort--3 Basketball—1, 2 Pep Club—1, 2,4 Vocal Music—1, Yearbook Staff— 4-H Club—1,2 F.H.A.—2,3,4 President—4 Black Image—4 President--4 2 4 Gary Turbeville Football—1, 2, 3 Basketball— 1, 2 Track—1 4-H Club—1,2,3 F. F. A.—1,2,4 Woodworking Plaque—3 Charley Brown Jerry Gryder F. F. A. —1,2,3,4 Assistant Custodian Ann Goswick Vocal Music— 1, 2, 3 Who's Who—4 Band— 1, 2, 3,4 Drum Major--3,4 Band Queen--4 F. H. A. —3 Typist Award--3 Typist Louise Whitehom Basketball—3,4 Volleyball—1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club—3,4 4-H Club—4 Vice-President—4 Student Council—3,4 National Honor Society—3,4 Officer—3,4 State Honor Society—3,4 Football Queen Attendant—4 Shorthand Award—3 Basketball— 1, 2, 3,4 Co-Captain—4 Volleyball—1,2, 3,4 Pep Club— 1, 2 Cheerleader—3,4 Vocal Music—2 F. H. A.—1,2, 3,4 Typist—4 Football Queen Attendant—4 Basketball Queen Attendant--1, 3 Basketball Queen--4 Black Image—4 Parlimentarian—4 Funny Girl —4 Science Club—4 Treasurer—4 Kenneth Milam Football— 1, 2, 3,4 Co-Captain—4 Football Crowning Escort—4 F. F.A.—l,2,3,4 Srs. Susie Thomason Basketball— 1, 2, 3,4 Co-Captain—4 Volleyball—1,2, 3, 4 Pep Club—4 Who's Who—4 Football Queen—4 State Honor Society—1,2, 3,4 Class Officer— 1, 2, 3 Saluta torian—1 Basketball Queen Attendant--1 Science Club--4 Vice-President--4 Brian Carroll Football—1,2, 3,4 Co-Captain—4 Basketball--1, 2,4 Track--1, 3 Vocal Music—2 Who's Who—3,4 F.F. A. —1,2,4 Class Officer—4 Valedictorian—1 Football Crowning Escort—4 Yearbook King—4 Science Club—4 State Honor Society—1,3,4 National Honor Society—3,4 Ask Any Girl —3 Funny Girl —4 Marva Ellard Vocal Music—3,4 Debate and Drama—3 Who's Who—1,3,4 Band— 1, 2, 3,4 Vice-President--3 Band Queen Attendant—1 F. H.A. —2, 3 Science Club—4 Yearbook Staff—3,4 Editor—4 Class Officer-- 1, 2, 3 Student Council—4 Vice-President--4 Valedictorian--1 Science Club—4 Football Queen Attendant—4 State Honor Society—1, 2, 3,4 National Honor Society—3,4 President—3 Ask Any Girl —3 'Tunny Girl --4 Dwain Whitehouse Football— 1, 2, 3,4 Basketball— 1, 2 Track—1 Vocal Music—2 Who's Who—4 Band— 1, 2, 3,4 Band Officer—3,4 Band Crowning Escort—3 Science Club—4 Officer--4 REC Essay Contest Winner—3 State Honor Society—1,3 Student Council—3,4 President—3,4 National Honor Society—3,4 Class Officer—1, 2 Football Crowning Escort--4 Srs. Cathy Gordon Basketball— 1, 2, 3,4 Volleyball—1,2,4 Band--1,2,3,4 Cheerleader—1 Vocal Music—3 Who's Who—4 4-H Club—1,2 F. H. A.—3,4 F. F. A. Sweetheart—4 Basketball Queen Attendant—2 Ask Any Girl —3 Best Actress Award—3 Funny Girl —4 Barbara Brovey Basketball Manager—3 Basketball—4 Volleyball—1,4 Track—1, 2 Vocal Music—4 Cheerleader--4 Football Queen Attendant—3,4 Science Club—4 Ask Any Girl —3 Funny Girl —4 Steve Burden Football--1, 3,4 Football Crowning Escort—4 Vocal Music--4 4-H Club—1 Band— 1, 2, 3,4 President—4 Band Crowning Escort—4 Class Officer—4 Funny Girl —4 Regina Wind Basketball-1 Volleyball—1 Pep Club—1 Student Council—3 Band-- 2, 3,4 F.H.A. —4 Football Queen Attendant--4 State Honor Society—2,3,4 National Honor Society—3, 4 Vice-President- -4 Ask Any Girl —3 Ernie Hare Football--1,4 Basketball—1 Track—1 Football Crowning Escort— F. F. A. —1,2, 3,4 F.H.A. Beau—4 Baseball—2, 3 Wrestling— 1, 2, 3 F. F. A. Sentinal—4 Who's Who—4 Debate and Drama—2 Funny Girl —4 4 Glenda Sadler Pep Club--2 Vocal Music—3 Debate and Drama--3 4-H Club—1 F.H.A.--3 Yearbook Queen—4 Ask Any Girl —3 Becky Graham Pep Club—2 4-H Club—1 Band--1, 3,4 F. H.A.—3,4 Science Club—4 Marla Ann Hull Basketball— 1, 3 Volleyball—1,3 Vocal Music—3,4 Band— 1, 2, 3, 4 Twirler—2, 3,4 F.H.A. —1 Class Officer--4 Band Queen Attendant--4 National Honor Society—3,4 Terry Scrutchfield Football--4 Football Crowning Escort- -4 Glen Johnson Football—1, 2, 3,4 Football Crowning Escort--4 Basketball— 1 Track- -1, 2 Vocal Music—2 Band--1, 2, 3,4 Salutatorian— 1 State Honor Society— 1, 2, 3 National Honor Society—3,4 Treasurer--4 Science Club—4 Ask Any Girl —3 Funny Girl —4 H 1 xj x 1 «l J wS ; 0 A