Wellston High School - Tiger Yearbook (Wellston, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1975 volume:

'fm 3 , 3: , 1 'Jil Eff af! ' BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right Susie Polach, Activities Edi- tor: Margie Schmidt, Co-Edi- IOI: Debbie Hamby, Asst. Business Manager: Helen Schmidt, Asst. Advertising Manager: Bonita Russell, Advertising Manager. SEC- The Journalism Class has put a dir r ,fffiia i 51955 ff 3 5? a . r,ifSQ'g,a,, The rqger OND ROW: Dee Ann Wright, Photographer: Howard Fry, lot of hard work into the 1975 W I I f Photographer: Karen Evans, anfluai' TheY had 3 lot of fun e S Class Editor: Ronnie Daven- domg H' port, Activities Editor: Ernie a h h Yates, Business Manager. TOP ROW: Randy Evans, Faculty Editor: Kelly Selcer, Asst. , Photographer: Norma Bruce, I Editor: Kerry Bobo, Class Edi- tor: Debbi Merkel, Faculty Volume 2 I Editor. Nor SHOWN: Terry Published by fhe Pride, Sports Editor: and Lau- rel Beasler, Sports Editor. Journalism Class Introduction - - - Table of Contents --- Dedication ---- Administration ---- Principals ---- Faculty ------- Teacher's Aides ---- Cooks and Bus Drivers ---- Activities ---- Seniors ---- Royalty ---- Baseball - - - Juniors -- Sophomores - - - Freshmen ---- Eighth Grade ---- Seventh Grade - - - Sixth Grade --- Fifth Grade - - - Fourth Grade ---- Third Grade - - - Second Grade --- First Grade ---- Kindergarten ---- In Memoriam --- Advertisements ---- Autographs ---- Table of Confenfs Mrs. Ellen Mr. Francis Hinkle Coulson Home Economics Shop Dedioafion Students of WHS who have been for- tunate enough to be members of Mrs. Ellen Hinkle's and Mr. Francis Coul- son's classes have enjoyed a rare expe- rience . Few people are loved as much as these two are by their friends, associ- ates, and students. Through their years at WHS , they have always been will- ing to give generously of their time to any individual needing them . They have always gone out of their way helping to see that all of the school functions turn out the best way possi- ble . lt brings great pleasure to the annual staff to dedicate the 1975 Tiger to Mrs. Ellen I-linkle and Mr. Francis Coulson. May both have the best in life. Adminisfrafion Mr. Frank Bryanf Quperinfendenf In his first year at Wellston, Mr. Frank Bryant has instituted a number of improvements and innovations, such as student and teacher evaluations. In the way of expansion a new gymnasium is scheduled for next year as well as new classrooms being added to the high school building. BOARD OF EDUCATION: These men the well being of the students. From presidentg Marvin Evans, member, are responsible for the smooth opera- Left to Right: Richard Ivie , president: Vernon Ebert, memberg and Frank tion of the Wellston school system and Elvin Rawdon, clerk, O. I . Drury, vice Bryant, superintendent. Principals The strength of an institution lies in the quality of its administrative lead- ership and dedication. Don Willis High School A man dedicated to his students, teachers, and the welfare of the high school, Mr. Don Willis, is always ready and willing to help with any problems. if-.. Wellston is fortunate in having such leadership, instructing, and guiding its students. Pauline Harding Elementary and Junior High A woman dedicated to helping the elementary and junior high school stu dents getting the education they want and need - Mrs. Pauline Harding - Fao ulfy Grade School Grade school is where the child gets his or her first impression of the outside world . Students also acquire their love , or lack of it, for school and learning here . Wellston grade school students are getting one of the best educations available with teachers who are acquainted with up-to-date educa- TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Joyce Forgey, B.S. , CSU. Mrs. Forgey is the teacher of the Kindergarten children. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Cynthia Wil- liams, CSU, BS, First Grade tional methods and are willing to try some new innovations if it will benefit the student. There are five new grade school teachers this year. All have taught in other school systems, which give them teaching experience that they can pass on to the other teachers and students. 4. w ,wwf N M fwiivn Z 1 i J4 I ,rj , 3 TOP LEFT: Mrs. Nancy Key, BS, CSU Second Grade. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Jeanie Yates, BS, CSU, Third Grade. BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Jackie Kever, BS, CSU, Third Grade. TOP LEFT: Mrs. Susie McWhorter, BS, CSU, Fourth Grade. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Francis Edwards, BS, CSU, Fifth Grade. BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Viola McLin, BS and MT , CSC , Sixth Grade. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Beverly Chau- mont, BS, USWL, La. , Sixth Grade. 'H 9 .lumor HI h An integral part of the school sys- tem, the Junior High prepares the stu dents to take their responsibilities as citizens and to be able to enter High School with a well-rounded back- ground . LEFT: Shirley Wilson, B.S. , CSU Seventh Grade BOTTOM LEFT: Judy O'Brien, B.S. , BNC Seventh Grade BOTTOM RIGHT: Lynn McWhorter, B.S. . OCC Eighth Grade RIGHT: M.A. Ecker, A.B. , CSU History, Civics , Aeronautics BOTTOM RIGHT: Pauline Harding, B.S., CSU - M.A.. OSU Ninth Grade Junior High Principal BOTTOM LEFT: Don Willis, B. A . , M . A . , SWSC High School Principal i Q.-55: 4 7 V :'i'l'W ..'- Q :Y 5 QQ: 2 'fi v fx r rm, . f- - -V. f- . . - wr ,A ,f,: 1gnf.. z J' . Hi h School 1-rf ABOVE: Lee Acord, BA Journalism, Coulson, BS, SWU, Typing, Short- Music. Richard Pool, BM, ETBC OU, MLiu. Pitt, Pa. , Typing, Jour- hand. Music. nalism, Bookkeeping, German. Carol BELOW: Shirley Sringley, BA, CSU, CLOCKWISE BEGINNING AT TOP: Nancy Davenport, BA, CSU, English, Psychology. Sherry Hovasse, BS, OSU, BS, CSU, English, Speech. Norma Lowe, BS, CSU, MS, CSU, Library. Wise thoughts and dreams of fore- sight denote greatness. Yet without the capacity to communicate or convey this wisdom and creative pondering, people might as well cauterize their minds, stick their heads in the sand, and be resigned to collective igno- rance . Language Arts is a comprehensive attempt to recognize and develop the methods employed in the process of adequate communication. The Language Arts Department of Preparation of the student for taking his or her place in society is the prime objective of the Vocational Program at Wellston High School. Whether the student is enrolled in Vocational Agriculture , Vocational Home Economics or Shop, the knowl- edge and skills gained from these classes will help them in fulfilling their roles as successful citizens. Wellston High is designed to educate through communication expressions in verbal and written form. Creativity and sensitive introspec- tions of students are also goals which are emphasized in the language department, striving to perceive inward notions while possessing the capability of expression. , Language is needed to acquire and sustain a level of education. This real ization constructs We1lston's language department. Participation in FHA and FFA pro- vides leadership abilities by encourag- ing individual and group involvement. The community service projects sponsored by these organizations are instrumental in motivating students to reach out to others. These projects are also planned to promote greater under- standing between youth and adults. COUNTER CLOCKWISE BEGINNING AT TOP: Ellen Hinkle, B.S., OSU, Home Economics, Family Living. William Forgey, B.S. , PHS, MS, OSU, MS, CSU, Vo-Ag. , Farm Mechanics. Francis Coulson, BS, SWU, Shop, Drafting. urn !,.,,.,y,rfr'wv Ax A l 1' f',fA, le fyfffl ABOVE: Ken MOOIG, BSC-ld. SEU, Sci- tion. Larry Sockey, BS, NWSU, Math 61103, DOH Willis. BS, SEU, MS. SEU, BELOW: Lon Hamilton, BA, OCU, Physical Education. High School Principal, Drivers Educa- U. S. History, Physical Education. Non-Teaohin Personnel . . fs .se - . I' - gin .- 4 ,- AVF . Ki? ... fe r xn 0 . I 9 I - ss. E L 'Eff' and Sw: Q- ec. il W4-., X rBOVE: TEACHERS AIDS: Mrs. Lucille Donna Rackley. BELOW: Mrs. Deanna ley and Miss Phyllis Crawford, home Iipper, Mrs. Helen Legako, and Mrs. Braziel, Secretary, and Mrs. Kay Hol- economics student teachers. -MM BUS DRIVERS: Left to Right: Bill Elliot, Eugene Mullendore, Nancy Davenport, Don Willis, M. A. Ecker Francis Coulson. MIDDLE LEFT: Head Cook Lucille Johnson. MIDDLE RIGHT: Vo-Tech bus driver, Ben Milner. LOWER LEFT: THE COOKS: Louise Estes, Maggie Lowe, Alma Ealom, Anna Lorenz, Blanche Adams, Della Smith. LOWER BOTTOM: Custodian Wanda Newby . LOWER TOP: Custodian Everett John- SOI1 . Acfivifies Musical Nofes Pictured in the top left hand corner is the well-known Sound Foundation, putting their best foot forward at one of their many performances. The left picture in the center of the page is Keith Stingley and Marcy Imel holding the CSU Sweepstakes Trophy, Class A , at District contest. X ABOVE: STAGE BAND MEMBERS: Stingley, Gardner, P. Dougherty, Hinkle, J. McLain, Pittman, Martin, B. Russell, M. Dougherty, Roark, McWhorter, Franklin, Fry, Gatten, L. Russell, and V. McLain. LEFT: CHORUS OFFICERS: Marcy Imel, Robin Roark, Howard Fry, Mic- key Dougherty, Norma Bruce, and Bonita Russell. ABOVE: Grade School Band RIGHT: Shown here are three active members of the ever-popular Sound Foundation. They are Marcy Imel, Pat Dougherty, and Cathy McWhorter, doing what they like the best, enter- taining others. It is not a question of whether they like entertaining others, but if others like to be entertained by them. The answer is - YES! BELOW: Just one of the many concerts that the High School Band has been a very important part of. BELOW: Wellston High School Mixed Chorus in its entirety. The Wellston Chorus is, indeed , a group to be proud of, thanks to the hard work of their directors, Mr. Richard Pool and Mrs. Shirley Stringley. i ABOVE: BOYS QUARTET MEM- BERS: Rex Franklin, Howard Fry I RIGHT: TRIO MEMBERS: Left to Right Are: Marcy Imel, Cathy McWhorter, and Robin Roark, three very talented young members of the WHS Mixed Chorus. y H Keith Stringley and Terry War- gin . To the left are Bonita Russell and How- ard Fry thoroughly enjoying themselves as they entertain Meeker High School students, performing their exceedingly comical Da-Da act. Laughter and applause are only two of the results that these two get when they are on stage. It seems that some people are just born entertainers. BELOW: Is the mixed Chorus shown entertaining a very interested audience at the third annual Fall Pops Festival. The chorus was singing a patriotic melody in which all members were putting their best into it. FFA Officers and Members FFA officers pose with Mr. Bill Forgey From Left to Right Officers Are: FIRST ROW: John Ross, Ronnie Davenport, Terry Wargin. SECOND ROW: Rickie Mullendore, Glendon Forgey, and Terry Bailey. FFA MEMBERS: From Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Jimmy Bord- wine, Harold Hammons, Mike Longcrier, Eddie Davis, Ricky Wargin, Donnie Ferrell, John Purcell, Kenneth Evans, Jeff Denwalt, Brenda Moore, Susan Hancock, Terry Bailey, and 20 Helen Schmidt. SECOND ROW: John Ross, Eddie Dillon, Roy Mobley, Bill Don Hinkle , Billy Davis, Pam Vails, Debra Wilson, Patsy Clark, Ronnie Davenport, Bobby Steffenson, Joseph Givens Janet Schofield , Kevin Dorsey , and Mr. Bill Forgey. THIRD ROW: Steve Huff, Johnny Givens Darrell Mullendore, Steve Pitt- man, Debi Merkel, Randy Evans Terry Wargin, Kelly Selcer, Ricky Rackley, Rickie Mullen- dore, Steve Smith, Jimmie Payne, John Page, and Glendon Forgey. FHA a Consfanf Growfh FHA OFFICERS: BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Ellen Hinkle, Pam Bone, Brenda Hin- kle, Norma Bruce, Margie Schmidt, Rhonda Willis, DeeAnn Wright, LaDonna Fisk, Julie Barnes, Beverly Russell, Cathy McWhorter, Diana Goggin. BOTTOM PICTURE: FHA MEMBERS: BOTTOM ROW: DeeAnn Wright, LaDonna Fisk, Julie Barnes, Pam Bone, Brenda Hinkle, Norma Bruce, Margie Schmidt, Rhonda Willis, Diana Goggin, Cathy McWhorter, Beverly Russell, Mrs. Ellen Hinkle, Terry Wilson, Shirley Overstreet, Julia Gatten, Debbie Sackett, Lona Russell, Cathy Becker, Pam Hodson, Sheila Ward, Jan Daniell, Kris Hennessey, Janice Ralstin, Rhonda Threet, Lisa Fisk, Casey McWhorter, Deedra Wright, Kim Evans, Kay Wargin, Brenda Goetz, Susan Newby, Helen Schmidt, Jane Denwalt, Deeanna Becker, Sandra Clough, Becky Lee, Debbie Denwalt, Pattie Merkel, Mary Gunter, Susie Hancock, Judy Spur- lock, Abra Watkins, Carol Becker. Marcy Imel, Pam Martin, Debi Merkel, Debbie Becker, Elizabeth Vails, Diana Daniel, Robin Roark. The FHA . . . A growing activity with a lot of under- standing and very thoughtful people. Qfudenf Council and Vo- Tech STUDENT COUNCIL: FIRST ROW: Diana Goggin 4 Debbi Hamby Ronnie Davenport Susie Polach SECOND ROW: Dorothy Want LaDonna Fisk Debra Wilson . 1 Karen Evans Rhonda Willis J filo THIRD ROW: John Ross Mickey Dougherty Ernie Yates John Page Terry Pride , .z, -'-'. VO-TECH: STANDING: Johny Givens, Mullendore, Melvin Smith, John Ross. Campbell, Terry Bailey, Brenda Randy Milner, Richard McKey, Jerry SITTING: Janet Schofield, Helen Moore, LaGina Brown. 22 Farm Mechanics and Shop FARM MECHANICS: Jimmy Payne. Rickie Mullendore, Steve Smith, Terry Wargin, Patsy Clark, Rickey Rackley, Glendon Forgey, Helen Schmidt, Terry Pride, John Page, Debra Wilson, Kerry Bobo, Mr. Bill Forgey . l , ,J ' ,'.,.'. ' MA Q r ' Z ' SHOP: BACK ROW, STANDING Tom Johnson, Timmy Young, Vaughn McLain, Michael Ealom, Danny Franklin, Dennis Bass, Eddie Bobo. Randy Evans, Roger Lorenz, Ernest Yates, Jimmy Payne, Rick Mullendore, Mickey Dougherty, Ronnie Davenport , Charles Dougherty , Leslie Payne, Mr. Fred Coulson 4 , f 1 , , , . 7, , W 14,4-2-'La' ' 1, 1 ,I , ,,., . V L, ,V v , I J, W, , ,H V, I ...,.a' 'Q'-:fw,,+,,.f fwfvw' 7Wf 1' V 1 V,--' 7 ww' Q fp 'M A I ,,, s , f . M 3 , A fi' , 4, 4 MIDDLE ROW: Jay Estes, Jimmy McLain, Darrell Mullendore, Kelly Selcer, Emerson Thomp- son, Bill Snider, Herbert Hunter, Melvin Graham, Jim Drury, Les ter Ealom, Mike Willis, Warren Sherrell, Olan Miller, Homer Beasler. , 1 f 1 ,, Q , 4, .ff n , V BOTTOM ROW: Billy Riggs, Ricky Danker, Jackie Evans, Lee Bobo, Rocky Arrowsmith, Paul Davis, James Kincaid, Mark Pride, James Hallmark, Ricky Dillon, James Anderson, Felix Goodrich, Pat Dougherty, Jerry Burrow, Kenneth Pryor, Edward Purcell. :ui 2 ,gg ,,440'3 5,-3. fn fs ,.. 5 Junior and Senior 4-H Club SENIOR 4-H: FIRST ROW: M. Ecker, P. Martin, C. McWhorter, L. Beasler, S. Overstreet, K. Hennessey, J. Ral- stin. SECOND ROW: D. Brown, A. Spurlock, P. Givens, L. Davis, D. Wargin, O. White, R. Pryor, L. Hod- son, J. Martin, C. McWilliams, D. Goodrich. THIRD ROW: L. Beasler, J. Daniell, D. Sackett, R. Roark, D. Moore, D. Goggin, R. Whitnah, D. McAtee, B. Snider, R. McCas1in, D. Sanchez, B. Rackley. FOURTH ROW: P. Givens, J. Hamby, J. Denwalt, D. Wilson, D. Stanfield, R. Prough, M. McLain. J. Davis, K. Wallace. K. Willis, K. Evans. FIFTH ROW: M. Caldwell, M. Longcrier, K. Dorsey, H. Beasler, D. Hunt, D. Daniel, J. Anderson. I. Bordwine, D. Denwalt, J. Denwalt. JUNIOR 4-H: FIRST ROW: Y. Jones, W. Brown, C. Walker, C. MaGee, S. Leafty, J. McLain, A. Garrison, R. Burrow, S. Ivie, S. Staley, T. Vogt, S. Guthrie, R. Anderson. SECOND ROW: M. Ecker, P. Thorpe, L. Burns, J. Ealom, M. Bigham, R. Bailey, R. Liter, H. Hokett, J. Horton, J. Ford, 26 R. Bailey, R. Pellerin, C. Cameron, L. Ealom, L. Ealom, J. Wilkson, B T. Prough, B. Ealom. THIRD ROW: L. Nipper, L. Dillon, P. Whitnah, M. Denwalt, P. Roark, E. Colbert, S. Roper, J. Page, D. Jones, D. Fre- drickson, T. Denwalt, C. Roark, N Gwin, C. Beasler, S. Cameron. FOURTH ROW: C. Fowler, L. Bobo, T. Stanfield, J. Denwalt, J. Hunter, Roper, G. Green, D. Hart. FIFTH ROW: L. Seebeck, G. Nipper, T. Christy, K. Walker, S. Denwalt, J. Jackson, B. Hamby, D. Bobo, J. White, D. Daniel, R. McCas1in, M McLain, C. Thomson. Pep Club 5- Debbi Hamby - Head Twila Want Cheerleader Dorothy Want Kathy Becker FIRST ROW: D. Want, D. Coggin, P. Hodson, T. Want, D. Hamby, K. Becker. SECOND ROW: S. Hovasse, M. Ealom, K. Bobo, B. Gardner, R. Roark, I. Barnes, K. Hennessey, T. Wilson. B. Hinkle, D. Becker. THIRD ROW: D. Franklin, D. Bass, J. Page, R. Rackley, B. Russell, I. Estes, L. Watkins, K. Ste- phens, T. Johnson, B. Snider, M. Longcrier. E. Hinkle, R. Pool. FOURTH ROW: L. Bobo, B. Prentice, V. Stand- field, E. Bobo, L. Beasler, L. Fisk, R. Willis, T. Talley, G. Forgey, M. Willis FIFTH ROW: J. McLain, I. Drury, H. Hunter, R. Threet, B. Goetz, S. Hunter, L. Ealom, D. Becker, C. McWhorter, P. Martin, B. Hinkle, C. Becker, L. Rus- sell. SIXTH ROW: K. Stingley, S. Pitt- man, D. Wilson, V. McLain, P. Merkel B. Lee, S. Clough, P. Dougherty, H. Schmidt, M. Dougherty, D. Merkel, R. Franklin. Diana Goggin Pam Hodson 1 Qporfs Hi h School Baskefball l We1lston's Boys Team compiled a record of 9 and 12. Though it was not a productive year in winning, a lot of hard work was put in and it is to be commended. Well- TEAM MEMBERS ARE: BOTTOM ROW Lto R: J. Estes, M. Willis, V. McLain, G. Forgey, B. Stephenson, K. Stevens. TOP ROW, L to R: Coach Sockey, J. Page, R. Rackley, M. Ealom, D. Franklin, C. Gwin, E. Bobo, K. Bobo, Coach Hamilton. 1 ston's only Senior, Kerry Bobo averaged 14. 5 per game this year. Coaches Lon Hamilton and Larry Sockey below. if: , 'zi.w w1s, , . W' .5 V . , ,A?.0'72i. ' ' nz , Q 0 28 .W ,, WH9 Tigereffes winning and losing. Even though their record was 16-6 they tried to keep a fighting spirit. The 1974-75 Seniors played a hard and example for next year's team. tough season , but tried to set a good The starters for the season put up with , -. 4 H ' -.1 THE 1974-75 WELLSTON HIGH Standfield, Brenda Goetz, Helen Lea Ann Watkins, Debi Merkel, Debbi SCHOOL TIGERETTES: FRONT ROW: Schmidt. BACK ROW: Don Willis, Becker, Chrissi Burrow, Julie Barnes, Helen Campbell, Myra Caldwell, Coach, Debra Wilson, Rhonda Willis, Nancy Davenport, Assistant Coach. LaDonna Fisk, Laural Beasler, Vanessa j - -,. Junior Hi h Boys and Girls Baskefball FIRST ROW: Debbie Sackett Shirley Overstreet Lona Russell Betty Campbell Kimberly Willis Casey McWhorter Lisa Fisk Janice Ralstin SECOND ROW: Sheila Ward Sherrie Ealom Carol Becker Deanna Becker Abra Watkins Doris Stanfield Kristi Evans Jackie Hamby Coach Miss Nancy Davenport FIRST ROW: Roy Mobley, Lee Otis Drury Melvin Graham Mark Pride Bobo, James Anderson, Jimmie Bord- and Coach Lon Hamrlton wine. SECOND ROW: Steve Huff, Jim SIXTH GRADE: FIRST ROW: S. Cam- eron, T. Brown, S. Biggs, K. Danker C. Dinse, D. Liter. SECOND ROW: B Stewart, L. Dillon, B. Goggin, C. Roark, I. Wilkson, B. McWilliams, D. Evans. THIRD ROW: B. Ealom, A. Brundage, B. Nipper, N. Gwin, C. Beasler, L. Evans, and Coach, N. Davenport. SEVENTH GRADE: FIRST ROW: S. Matthews, S. Ferrell, L. Harney, P. Givens, L. Davis, E. White, A. Spur- lock. SECOND ROW: S. Becker, A. Want, A. Ross, D. Sanchez, P. Gal- laher, L. Murphy. THIRD ROW: R. McCas1in, B. Snider, K. Wallace, K. Lee, D. Goggin, D. Moore, and Coach N. Davenport. Grade Baskefball EIGHTH GRADE: FIRST ROW: L. Hod- son, T. Murphy, C. McLain, K. Wil- lis. B. Campbell, J. Ward, C. Wil- son. SECOND ROW: S. Ealom, K. Evans, B. Gardner, T. Fredrickson, J. Hamby, P. Givens, and Coach N. Davenport. 6th GRADE: TOP ROW, Left to Right: Mike McLain, James Jackson, Leroy Bobo, Tony Bailey, David Daniels, Mr. Fred Coulson. BOTTOM ROW: Joe Ford, Mark Hawbaker, Harlen Evans, Ronnie Smith, Bobby Hamby, Joe White. 6th AND 7th GRADES: TOP ROW: Timmy Lorenz, John Cameron, Ricky Roark, Randy Prough, Dwayne Danker, Leroy Bobo. BOTTOM ROW: David Wargin, Harlen Evans, David Daniel, Otto White, Tony Bailey, Jimmy Ross, David White. v ii: Liza' J 'WSW ' ' igtiw '1 ' - 'M ,,: --1 . 3' A4 ,j was ' Sf, fs. it li i f i fd 8th GRADE: TOP ROW: Jim Davis, John Alsobrook, Steve McLain, Coach Sidney Wallace, Mike Martin, Charl Gary Townsend, David Wilson, Danny Larry Sockey. BOTTOM ROW: Tim Becker, Larry Beasler, Brent Rackley, Hunt, Calvin Gwin, Jessie Bailey, Estes, Roy Pride, Ronald Whitnah, L Seniors of '75 y S Y get Msg f + -1 ' D 5 , itil K K f ev it ' af i T599 - 3 ssl is S FIRST ROW: Sharon Davis, Twila Want, Laural Beasler, LaDonna Fisk, Debbi Hamby Clark, Bonita Russell, and Nancy Butler. SECOND ROW: Patsy Clark, Susie Polach, Karen Evans, JoAnne Short, Diann Stanfield, LaGina Brown, Karen Young, and N !3 'mfxf' 3 ms.. wma... lain., 'W '59 .W '- Mil K U N W K lr, -F Margie Ferrell Schmidt. THIRD ROW: Davis, and Jimmie Payne. SIXTH DeeAnn Wright, Norma Bruce, Rhonda ROW: Terry Pride, Terry Bailey, Roger Willis, Ronnie Davenport, and Tom- Lorenz, Leslie Payne, Bill Hull, Steve mie Talley. FOURTH ROW: John Ross, Smith, Rickie Mullendore, Keith Randy Evans, Chrissi Burrow, Denzil Young, Kerry Bobo, Gerald Caldwell, Celestine, Howard Fry, and Kelly Sel- Debi Merkel, and Mickey Dougherty. cer. FIFTH ROW: Ernie Yates, Paul , ..., . Y 1Em 'ilun KY E RHONDA WILLIS SUSAN POLACH Seniors of 1975 . . . Followers of Today, Leaders of Tomorrow! Awareness of the necessity of an education in today's world has been a major inspiration in the eyes of the Seniors of 197 5 as they have worked strenuously toward their goals. . School offers much more to a student than book learningg it offers the basic needs of life! As the Seniors of 1975 walk through the doors in their last days of study at WHS , these basic needs shall become more relevant. What life holds in store for every Senior is yet to be seen, but each shall meet the world with open minds and broad wisdom. RX V E r KAREN EVANS LaDONNA FISK KELLY SELCER DEBBI HAMBY MICKEY DOUGHERTY BONITA RUSSELL HOWARD FRY ma ROGER LORENZ j . LaGINA BROWN RONNIE DAVENPORT TWILLA WANT NORMA BRUCE CHRISSI BURROW 1 v-15? if JOHN ROSS DEBI MERKEL ERNIE YATES RANDY EVANS TERRY BAILEY HELEN SCHMIDT KAREN YOUNG KERRY BOBO GERALD CALDWELL KEITH YOUNG DIANN STANFIELD IIMMIE PAYNE SHARON DAVIS IIRII 1 PATSY CLARK DEEANN WRIGHT LESLIE PAYNE RICKIE MULLENDORE NANCY BUTLER Ju. ,N STEVE SMITH IOANNE SHORT TOMMIE TALLEY Senior Honors Valedioforians and Qalufaforian li'-X fi' y 4. Ulf' mlm 3 ' r i 'WW ooo ' . EL if' 3 CENTER: FRONT: Karen Evans. BACK, Left to Right: Susan Polach, Rhonda Willis and LaDonna Fisk. For the first time in the history of Wellston High School, the Senior Class of 1975 can boast of having three valedictorians and one salutatorian. Honors are nothing new to these stu- dents who are entirely familiar with difficult classes. In addition to the required curriculum , Karen Evans and Susan Polach enrolled in several ardu- ous courses during their Senior year such as Geometry, German Il , and Psychology. Bookkeeping and Psychol- ogy are two of the intensive classes in the curriculum of Rhonda Willis and LaDonna Fisk. The valedictorians, Karen Evans, Susan Polach, and Rhonda Willis have each maintained a 4. 0 average throughout their school years. LaDonna Fisk, salutatorian, has maintained an average of 3 . 85 . Karen is the daughter of Mr. and 5 M . ,sv H s : .,,f, ,. Mrs. J. C. Evans. Susan is the daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Polach. Mr. and Mrs. Don Willis are the parents of Rhonda and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fisk are the parents of LaDonna. During her Senior year each girl was chosen to represent her school at the OSU Interscholastic Contest. Karen and Susan entered for German while Rhonda and LaDonna entered in the fields of English Literature and gram- mar. Rogalfg Ann ual Queen Miss Judy Qpurlock Qophomore Selected as Annual Queen for 1974- 1975 , Miss Judy Spurlock. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Spur- lock, pastor of the Baptist Church in Wellston. Each year the class selling the most magazine subscriptions chooses the Queen. For 1974-1975, the Sophomore class topped the other high school classes in magazine sales. Sandra is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. decided by the class with the highest Raymond Ferrell. The winner is magazine sales. Annual Princess Miss Sandra Ferrell Junior High FFA Sweefhearf Helen Qchmidf FHA Kin Jay Esfes Each year the FFA members Choose a FHA raise penny votes to choose the girl from each of the high school FHA King . Helen is the daughter of classes to represent them. Then the Mr. and Mrs. William Schmidt. Jay i members vote on the sweetheart. The the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Estes. FFA FHA Escorfs Howard Fry Pam Hodson Glendon Forgey Judi Mc Whorfer Roy Mobley Lona Russell 1975 Beskefbell Queen Chrissi Burrow Beskefbell Kin Rickey Reckley Each year the boys' basketball team nominates three girls from the girls' team to compete for Basketball Queen. The high school student body then selects the Queen by secret ballot. The young man whom the Queen elects -uf to be her escort is the Basketball King. The 1975 Basketball Queen is Chrissi Burrow, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sid- ney Burrow. The basketball King is Rickey Rackley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rackley . Rhonda Willis Baskefball AHendanf Escorf: Glendon Forgey Laural Beasler Baskefball Affendanf Escort: John Page un Time CLOCKWISE: Norma Bruce, President of FHA, presenting Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hinkle with a plaque for being the out- standing couple of Wellston for 1975, at the FHA Banquet. FOREGROUND: Mr. and Mrs. Bi1lFor- gey and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Ebert at FHA Banquet, February 8, 1975. X x ln: Helen Schmidt, Ronnie Davenport and Adrian Legako, Lincoln County Soil Conservationist, at FFA Banquet. Mr. Bill Forgey, FFA Advisor, pre- senting awards at FFA Banquet, April 4 , 1975. 4 if ,f fs. ' f if ' Hi h School Baseball The High School baseballers got off to their best start in years in 1975 with a 9-1 record and top position in the city area. The team has shown great desire and has an excellent attitude, it has worked together to get the best possi- ble results, and it may pay off . ' - . f-r. ,t's. WX SOME TEAM MEMBERS ARE: TOP ry LEFT: Kerry Bobo, Sr. l TOP RIGHT: Terry Pride, sr. 'ye MIDDLE LEFT: Denzil Celestine, Sr. L My l g -4' MIDDLE RIGHT: Rickey Rackley, Jr. ,T 3 ., 1 3 Z Z BOTTOM RIGHT: Coach Larry sockey. I 1 8-43 BOTTOM LEFT: The team posing for a as picture before one of its victories. A., 4 X Q ix w til: v W fa ' ' J' 5 Jr, ' 41 ' new , , ,af t R-f ly 'int Qi t I' I -TY fi it 'ul - -lQ 'W,'. . ff . 4 'S' 9- 45 X . 11' ,annua- l ' . lm!! , W r fi mn'-rl H' E' 7 'Fl 3 1 ru mu.. -I--5 f - , H W' s 'QE-E' T 'Q A mtv, X .- sn 4 X .Y X s 4 'J .. , , 1 ,lv V g no iff-Qrtjirws-or-.,' , ' V' , fr. - . f-+41-. ,, - QQ. ,J ' I'fk5,'p' , N . W Atta. , .--:tg edt- ' N ,a1.r,:s-fe,,.:- ' .i. .,+'f,f t . r 1' if yy . ff ,Aj-f'.2fgf5Q, Q,-gfgllf ' ,vpn , T. rfT'f 'S :ia-at P + ml W A ll fi :M ii? l llii ...T r N, if 2 Qc K itg M tt. Z ,V ,. L as Q- 5- gt - ov ' Q . f f ' inf fiklj. L X g,..,v2r.r-.,+' , w,,,.,,,, f K , Q 5 ,,,- . - r .Ad -- ,xr 4 -. 'W -l fi, L T it tss , Mus r E 1 .L it , 'fi'-' ' t' Bass, Dennis Becker , Debi Bobo, Eddie Campbell, Glenda Campbell, Helen Duncan , Cathy Duncan , Nancy Ealom , Carolyn Forgey , Glendon Franklin , Danny Givens , Johnny Gwin, Carl Hancock, Susan Hinkle, Brenda Hunter , Herbert Kincaid , James McKey , Richard McWhorter, Judi Milner, Randy Moffitt, Doris Juniors Moore , Brenda Prentice , Bonita Rackley , Rickey Riggs, Tommy Rogers , John Rush, Cindy GERMAN I STUDENTS! Carl Gwirl, Judi McWhorter, and Dennis Bass Va11s , Pam Wargin , Terry Schofield, Janet W3Iki1'1S, L68 Stanfield, Vanessa Whiie, Mafjie Thomson, Jean Wilkson, Cathy Vails, Elizabeth Wilson, Debra JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: lst ROW: Carolyn Ealom. 2nd ROW: John Page, W2-Igill Debra Wilson, Judi McWhorter, and Carl Gwin, Eddie Bobo, and Terry Qophomores Barnes, Julie Bass, Sandy Beasler, Homer Becker, Kathy Bone, Pam Caldwell, Myra Clough, Sandra Danker, Ricky Daniel, Diana Daniell, Ian Davis, Donna Denwalt, Debbie Dougherty, Charlie Dougherty, Pat Ealom, Lester Ealom, Michael Evans, Sandy Evans, Janet Ferrell, Donnie Franklin, Rex Gatten, Julia Goodrich, Felix Goetz, Brenda Goggin, Diana Gwin, Lisa Harney, Clay Harris, Elizabeth Hodson, Pam Hunter, Sharon Imel. Marcy Lee, ,Becky Longcrier, Mike McLain, Jimmy McLain, Vaughn McWhorter, Cathy Merkel. Pattie Wright , Deedra Young , Timmy Miller, Olan Mullendore, Darrell Newby, Susan Pittman, Steve Purcell, Edward Roark, Robin Russell, Beverly Sherrell, Warren Shields, Cindy Snider, Bill Spurlock, Judy Steffenson, Bobby Stephens, Kevan Stingley, Keith Threet, Rhonda Want, Dorothy Wargin, Ricky Williams, Carol Willis, Michael Wilson, Emma Beverly Russell enjgylng 3 moment Music C311 be fllll OI' atleast Keith w1th a good book Stingley and Rex Franklin think so. Anderson, James Arrasmith, Rocky Becker, Carol Becker, DeAnna Burrow, Jerry Bobo, Lee Otis Bordwine, Jimmy Cameron, Don Danker, Esrellerte Davis, Billy Davis, Eddie Denwalr, Jane Denwalt, Jeff Dillon, Eddie Dillon, Ricky Dorsey, Kevin Drury, Jim 'Cr' Everyone seems to be busy before the Casey McWhorter, Lisa Fisk, Pam summer vacation rolls around . Martin, Carol Becker. Evans, Kim Evans, Jacky Evans, Kenneth Fisk, Lisa Fredrickson, Denise Givens, Joseph Graham, Melvin Gunter, Mary Hallmark. James Hammons, Harold Hennessey, Kris Hinkle, Bill Huff, Steve Johnson, Tom Martin, Pam McWhorter, Casey Mobley, Kent Mobley, Roy Norton, Lagueita Overstreet, Shirley Pride . Mark Prior . Kenneth Purcell, John Ralstin, Janice Riggs, Billy Russell, Lona Sackett, Debbie Selcer, LaDonna Standfield, Doris Thompson, Emerson Ward, Sheila Wargin, Kay Watkins, Abra Wilkson, Brenda Wilson, Cindy Wilson, Terry E: hfh Grade Alsobrook, John Bailey, Jessie Barnard, Melody Bass, Darrell Beasler, Larry Becker, Charles Brown, Frank Burns, Jeanne Cole, Lesa Chapman, Trice Campbell, Betty Danker, Kim Davis, Jimmy Dinse, Mark Dillon, Kenneth Dougherty, Tommy Ealom, Sherrie Estes, Timmy Evans, Kristi Fredrickson, Teresa Gardner, Bonnie Givens, Patty Greenfield, Ronnie Gunter, Barbara Gwin, Calvin Hamby, Jackie Hammons, Donna Hunt, Danny Hodson, Loretta Martin, Mike McLain, Cynthia McLain, Steve Murphy , Teri Pride , Roy Pryor, Ralph Rackley , Brent Wilson , Carol Wilson , David P l Ross, Audry Ross, Jimmie Spurlock, Ronald Stanley, Sherrie Stephens, Roger Stewart, Rick Terrell, Johnnie Thomason, Glenda Townsend, Gary Wallace, Sidney Ward, Jeri White, Barbara Williams, Kathy Whitnah, Ronald Willis, Kimberly Wilkison, Ronnie Eighth Grade Officers Becker , Sue Blakeburn , Lorri Brown, David Cameron , John Danker , Dewayne Davis, Linda Denwalt, Teresa Ferrell, Sandra Time out from class work. iX??MIK2'i.+R?si Gallaher, Paula Givens , Peggy Goggin , Deena Goodrich , Diane Hallmark, Johnny Harney , Laurie Lee, Kathy Lorenz, Timmy Se venfh Are these boys interested in the class discussion or the photogra- pher? Martin , Jeff Matthews , Stephanie McAtee, Dennis McCas1in, Ronda McWilliams, Cindy Moore , Darla Murphy, Lynda Sue Prough, Randy W h, if gl? Grade Snider , Beth Spurlock, Aleta Seventh grade boys hard at work. Townsend , Donald Wallace , Karen Want. Anita Wargin, David White, Edith White, Otto Staley , Sherri Standfield , Marcus Stewart , Brenda Stewart , Marcia i Reedy, Eddie Roark, Richard Ross, Audrey Ross, Jimmy Sanchez, Delia Smith, Brook .2 j L I Have these boys been caught in the act of clowning around in class? Qixfh Grade ABOVE , LEFT: If work accounts for knowledge , the sixth grade class should be very wise. They are always busy. ABOVE , RIGHT: Though the students are always busy , they can take time out to do a little posing when the pho- tographer comes to their room. RIGHT: Busy as usual! ! This group of sixth graders has advanced quite a bit since the days of school meant all recess and playing around. Now it seems that all the day holds in store for them is classwork and lessons to take home to do. Life seems rough, but thoughts of the coming vacation will see them through the work! Anderson, David Bailey, Tony Beasler, Cynthia Biggs, Russell Biggs, Shelby Bobo, Leroy Brown, Tina Cameron, Sandra Danker, Karen Daniels, David Denwalt, Daniel Denwalt, George 62 Z5 'ff' Dillion , Lynda Dinse, Carolyn Ealom, Beverly Evans, Darla Evans, Lisa Evans, Harlen Evans, Richard Goggin , Barbara Gunter , Bobby Guthrie , Jeff Gwin , Nancy Hamby. Bobby Hammons, Tommy Hawbacker, Marc Hodson, Gary Jackson, Jack Jones , Liter . Douglass Donna McCas1in , Roy McLain , Michael McWilliams , Betty Merkel, Mike Murphy. Jim Nipper, Benita Pryor, Susanne Riggs. Sammy Roark, Carol Raper, Michael Smirh, Ronnie Stanfield, Debra Thorpe, James Thompson. Chuck Threet , Tommy White , Joe David Whitnah, Paul Wilkson, Joni Anderson . Rhonda Bailey , Randy Becker , Wilma Biggs , Marvin Biggs , Darin Burrow , Roxanne Cameron, Cecil Celestine , Eric Denwalt, Tony Dodson , Gene Ealom , Leon Estes , Lisa Evans, Lorri Folsom , Rhonda Ford , Joe Fredrickson, -David Garrison , Airny Goetz , Stephen Green, Greg Guthrie , Susan Hart, David Hennessey . David Hill, Joe Hokett, Harold Fi ik Grade Liter , Ronnie Magee , Connie McLain , Jamie McWhorter, Jeff Pellerin , Rex Prough , Trisha Horton , James Ivie , Susan I ohnson , Ramonica Leafty , Lawanda Leafty , Sherry Lee , Darin Rogers , Diane Staley . Susan Thompson , Rolonda Vogt, Tammy Walker, Kristie Williams, Mike Fifth grade students concentrate on school work Anderson, Ricky Bigham , Marcia Bobo , Larry Braziel , Lauren A hard day's work for Eddie and Tony. Colbert. Eddie Conkling . Margaret Davis, Richard Denwalt, Lee Ann Denwalt, loan Ealom , Jackie Ealom , Lucy Ebert , Tara Fisher , Larry Brown, Wilma Burns, ,Lisa Carder, Jeanne Christy . Tony Y fix 70 8. Fo urfh Fowler . Carla Hammons , Teddy Hunter , Jackie Jones, Yvette Llewellyn, Lori McKey, Leslie McKey, Lisa Nipper, Glenn Page, Jane Anne Perry, Thomas r -A 'i q '2 if 3 y l. 1 r . .,., X ' 'yr-' ' ,R Q 1 1 - 4 ' ii k x' an s 'P m ' 'Ffh ROPCI, Sharla Thomas, Wayne ' fl' L . Seebeck, Larry Thorpe, Paula Roark, Paul Selcer, Danny Walker, Kevin Ross, Regina Stanfield, Tonja Wilson, Virgil Carla and Larry are doing a little relaxing during their study P6IiOd- Third Grade ,,,,,,, Bryant, Kent Q. n g Caldwell, Duane 'wht Colbert, Brent Casey, Eric B ABOVE: Third graders have found out that leisure time is hard to come by and know that hard work takes lead over all when it comes to school work. RIGHT: Mrs. Jeanne Yates has found that the easiest way to teach third graders to multiply is to make the times table into a song for them to sing . . awf's 'f Chandler, Brad Danker, Hank Danker, Jeffery Danker, Kevin Davis, Johnny Dillon, LaDonna Duncan, Rusty Ebers, Jeff Evans, Jeff Evans, Danny Evans, Rodney Ford, John Ferrell, Susan Garrison, April Green, Joyce Hill, Bonnie Hobet, Dale Imel, Dianne Johnson, Vickie Iumet, Lourie Leafty, Terry Lee, Mike Longcrier, Leslie Lorenz, Christina McWhorter, Beth Morris, Casey Payne, Jon Perry, Michael Seaman, Timmy Staley, Stephanie Stingley, Annette Stokes, Jonnie Lon Terrell, Johnny Lyn Thompson, Lisa Woodward, George Wohba, Paul Second Grade Beasler, Carol Biggs, Gabe Brown, Patrick Campbell, Hurley Chandler, Joe Don Clark, Trey Cole, Michael Danker, Lisa Danker, Todd Denwalt, Phillip Ebert, Jay Evans, Todd Folsom, Debbie Green, Lori Guthrie, Bonnie Johnson, Frances Laxton. Jeri Liter, Karen McCaslin, Darrin Miller, Cody Miller, Yvonne Real, Shelly Reedy, Kimberly Seebeck, Rhonda Shachle, Joe Sullivan, Sarah Thomas, Lori Thorpe, Kathryn Tilley, Randy Vogt, Marsha Wilson, Janette Bailey , Rex Bass , DeWayne Students rn a candid moment Baldwin, Shirley Beasler, Johnny Becker, Mike Bobo, Kim Bolin, Jeff Carder, Donnie Clark, Bruce Danker, Glenn Danker, Jana Denwalt, Michael Denwalt, Scott Denwalt, Timothy Dorsey, Nadine Ealom, Otis Ebert, Brad Evans, Dana Evans, Tracy Harney, Clint Key, Scott Miller, Chris Pool, Rebecca Smothers, Rosalea Terrell, Melissa Wafford, Laura Wallace Tracy Whitnah Wade Bone, Michelle Carter, Carlina Carter, Regina Chandler, Amy Christy, Shannon Danker, Brian Danker, Calvin Danker, Mark Denwalt, David Ebers, Cindy Fischer, Tammy Folsom, Curtis Green, Grant Hammons, Shirley Hokett, Deana Horton, Janice Jantz ,' Vickie Jones, Trisha Jumet, Susan Laxton, Jimmy Lowry, Raymond MaGee, Bobbie McLain, Jeff Miller, Christy Miller, Denice Prior, Ionna Ross, David Schachle, Patrick Stevenson , Anthony Stokes, Charles Thomas, Shelly Tilley, Robert Wallace, Kevin Ward, Stevie Wargin, Jeffrey Williams, Anela Baldwin , Palma Biggs , Dionna Kindergarfen A. 1 v fi ? I I 'F 9 John Daniel Lorenz In Memoriam Serenity and peace bridge the chasm created by the separation of body and spirit. Worry and cares dissolve into tranquility of the soul. On September 28 , 1974, John Daniel Lorenz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lorenz, collided with fate and became a memory in the lives of many. In remembrance of our friend , John, this memoriam symbolizes our love and deep regret at the loss of his physi- cal presence. It is with tragic humility and respect that such an insignificant token be offered to John Daniel Lor- enz, our schoolmate and friend . CURRY FUNERAL HOME 617 Manvel Chandler, Okla . in Chandler: 258-1177 in Wellstonz 356-2798 Chapels in: Chandler Meeker Wellston Stroud EARL HART CHEVROLET C0. 1201 Manuel Avenue Chandler, Oklahoma 73834 On The Move The Chevrolet '75s. Perfect Circle Cruise Controls Sales and Service JACKSON'S SPEEDOMETER SERVICE A11 Makes - A11 Work Guaranteed - A11 Models 14 N. 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