Wilburton High School - Diggers Yearbook (Wilburton, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1985 volume:

Memories .... of days past...like the FFA banquet in the spring of '84 when the FHA girls donned their sailor attire and “sailed right through the serving of a fine meal ........or the '84 Junior-Senior banquet with its festive decorations and lots of balloons ........ or if you really want to think BACK, how about kindergarten graduation for those who would one day be the Class of '85! Row 1: Becky Donoley, Judy Swaffard, Teenie Buccini, Tracy Hollingsworth, Tommy Faulkner, Kevin Gwin, Carmen Gwin, James Gwin, Janet Welch, Cyndi Cantrell, Stephen Battles. Row 2: Audrey Davis, David Autry, Dawn Sauerbry, Estelle Grider, Rick Davis, Tiffany Goldberg, Melissa Bernardi, Stephen Brock, Michael Fite, Charlie Lawrence. Row 3: Ann Oliver, Melissa Palmer, Dale Scott, Donna Harden, Jeff Neering, Melinda Newsom, Jeff Cox, Pam White, Regina Smith. Row 4: Jo Ann Wilson, Charlene Gardner, Tina Slater, Joe Ogle, Cody Crawford, Tommy Kendrick, Greg Wagner, Wes Morris, Troy Pogue, Danny Seeley, Kelly Morris. August 15, 1984 and enrollment is in process. Kris- tina Ross and Kim Thompson wait outside the office of Mr. Taylor, who doesn't even have time to push up his glasses. Kirk Miller is talk- ing to the girls, as usual, while James McEvers waits at the win- dow. Mrs. Taylor helps Brian Fails, Travis Motley, Chris Reinhardt, and Christie Stickler check their schedules. Cindy Hendricks and Kim Waugh are just trying to fi- gure out what’s happening! The Annual Ice Cream Social is a busy time for the servers. note Mrs. Holbird's serious atten- tion to cleaning ice cream from her hands. The line is long, but it gives you time to visit with friends. The reward is finally getting some of that delicious cake and ice cream. After Everyone Has had their fill of cake and ice cream, it's time for some to adjourn to the bleachers and others to head for the performance field. Kim Cecil gets involved in cheerleading as the squad shows what they've been practicing all summer. Dianna Sor- rell and Sandra Wilcox are mem- bers of the Flag Corps and Judy Swaffard, Audrey Davis, and Terri Williams are participating in the Rifle Corps presentation. The Football Guys make their first public appearance of the year as the sophomores are introduced, then the juniors, and, finally, the seniors. There must have been a long-winded speaker as the seniors' picture shows it to be much darker than when the sophomores were on the field. Huh, coach? Rain, Rain, Go Away! That's what we were all saying on Homecoming Parade day. And it did — just at the last minute so that we could have our parade. Since the foe for the evening would be the Hilldale Hornets, parade participants were attempting to wipe out those little pests. Queen Kim Cecil was crowned by Dale Scott and Lance Davis at half- time ceremonies. The light rain that was falling didn't diminish the beauty of the queen and her attendants, but the subsequent downpour sent most people scurrying for cover. All-State Player Wes Morris Signs With Kansas State The first Wilburton All-State football player since 1955, Digger Wes Morris signed to continue his grid efforts at Kansas State as his coaches, team- mates, family, and friends gathered to share in the big moment. Wes had been named as District 2A- 16 Offensive Player of the Year, All- Area Center, All-Conference Center, and was a member of the Region Six All-Star team. Wes credits his Mom and Coach But- ler for encouraging him. If fully used, his scholarship amount will be in ex- cess of $36,000. Basketball Teams Advance To Tourneys The Lady Diggers display the 2A-16 District Trophy they won by defeat- ing Hartshorne 54-38 and Heavener 60-36. In the first game of Regional play the girls lost a squeaker to Poteau. Shoot- ing 57 per cent from the field and 84 per cent from the free-throw line, they eliminated their next opponent, Beggs, only to go down to Roland in their last game of the season. Outstanding Forward Debbie Turner signed to play with EOSC next year. Guard Valerie Collums received the Wilburton State Bank Defensive Player of the Year Award. The Diggers also took the 2A-16 Dis- trict Trophy by drawing a Bye and then defeating Hartshorne 51-42. Their first Regional game was a hard- fought 47-44 win over Spiro. Advanc- ing to Regional finals, they lost a tough one to Checotah and then dropped their final game to Wagoner in Area play. Brenton Duncan received the Wilbur- ton State Bank Defensive Player of the Year Award. WHS Has State Champion Lance Davis Wins High Jump Keeping a vow made when he placed sixth in the state meet his junior year, Lance returned to win the state cham- pionship in High Jump with a 6-4. Crediting his parents with encourag- ing him to keep pushing, Lance broke four meet records during the 1985 sea- son. He also broke the school record with his personal best of 6-7. Eleven WHS tracksters qualified for the State Meet by placing in the Regional Meet. Winning Regional championships were Wes Morris, Lance Davis, Arthur Go, Brenton Duncan, and Kim Thompson. The team brought home the first place award from the Wilburton Invitational Meet and for the second straight year claimed both the Black Diamond Conference Championship and the 2-A Regional Runnerup Trophy. All-Sports Banquet The WHS Booster Club's Annual All- Sports Banquet on May 6 treated ath- letes, members, and guests to a tasty assortment of pot-luck dishes fol- lowing the welcome by President Fred Thornburg and the invocation by Steve Miller. The coaches each gave a lengthy dis- sertation about their particular play- ers and the seniors were presented with plaques listing all their high school athletic achievements. The Pep Club honored their retiring sponsor, Mrs. Quaid, with a gift that was pre- sented by Mrs. Wallis. Guest Speaker Houston Nutt of OSU challenged the athletes to be trustwor- thy and to be brave enough to dream dreams. The Sportsmanship Awards were pre- sented to Vicky Thompson and Ar- thur Go. “Moments And Memories In ’85” Junior Class President Peggy Ward gives the welcome to the Junior-Sen- ior Banquet. The response is given by Senior Class President Valerie Col- lums. Jeff Cox, Jeff Fite, Ben Francis, Ricky Gray, and Shannon Clark seem to be enjoying themselves. Leslie Cecil, Christie Wright, Kelli McCullar, and Dianna Sorrell join in the excitement of the evening. The servers worked for hours and did a tremendously good job of feeding this crowd. They looked very nice, too, in their pink and white dresses and white shirts. FFA Banquet The Future Farmers of America host- ed their parents and guests on April 18 for a banquet. Following the Opening Ceremony by the officers, the FHA girls engi- neered the serving of a delicious meal with efficient precision. Linda Brinlee recited the FFA Creed, which she had presented in competi- tion this year. Greenhand, Chapter Farmer, and Pro- ficiency Awards were presented. Named Star Greenhand for the Year was Jerald Hollingback. The Vo-Ag II Member of the Year was Larry Moore and the Vo-Ag III Member of the Year was Joe'l Edington. Michael Fite was presented the Chapter Star Farmer Award. Recognition was given to Chapter Sweetheart Sherri Glenn and Dean Sprouse and James Hollingback were presented as Honorary Chapter Farm- ers. Mr. Hill made the outgoing officer presentations and President Raymond Rice installed the new officers and made a presentation to Coach Hill. The meeting was adjourned with the Closing Ceremony by the Chapter Of- ficers. I Business Club sponsored its Third Annual Talent Show on February 21. Judy Swaffard emcees the Dating Game. On May 9 the Club had a cookout and played crazy games with eggs before devouring the food prepared by the Home Economics students. May 11 found members at the Tulsa Zoo. Hopefully no one got left in any of the cages! Spanish Students were up to their elbows in newspaper and paste, which they called paper mache, making pinatas. They did eventually turn into pretty, colorful pinatas. Springtime At WHS . . . Mrs. Taylor passed the big 4-0. . . . the frogs finally arrived for the biology classes. . . . the computer students finished their programs in time to graduate. .. . and John Askew continued his hall duty vigil. Awards Assembly Awards Assembly on May 8 gave the opportunity to review many of the achievements of WHS students dur- ing the school year. It also was the time when groups from outside the school presented awards and scholar- ships to some of the students. Presidential Academic Fitness Awards Spring Concert Vocal Music students in assorted mod attire presented a concert on April 30 that included a wide variety of musical expressions. Classes and show choirs from both the Junior High and Senior High par- ticipated. Elaine Barnes accompanied one of the Junior High numbers. For the grand finale, the students all joined together to present We Are The World. Spring Band Concert Features Crowning Of Queen A variety of instrumental music entertained guests at the May 9 Spring Band Concert. It was back to work for Queen Marianne as the concert continued. Pausing for a picture after the Concert were the Queen, her attendants, and their escorts. Sixth Grade Presents Musical The band students began the evening of music with instrumental selections. From the time that Announcer Tiffany Jeffrey introduced the program until the Choir sang Anyone Can Be A Hero for the finale, a parade of sixth graders shared stories of American heroes and some of the tall tales of our heritage. Angie Dunham appeared as Calamity Jane to add her tales to the entertaining musical. Grades 1-3 gave a beautiful and exciting por- trayal of American history for their April 11 program. Depicting outstanding people and events from the time of Christopher Colum- bus to 1985, they delighted the standing- room-only crowd with their costumes and ac- tivities. Tribute was paid to two retiring ele- mentary teachers, Mrs. Russell and Mrs. So- kolosky. | Morning Classes Kindergarten Commencemen t At their May 24 promotion exercises, the combined kindergarten classes de- lighted parents and friends with their program of song and dance. h mniuan uimuuiwu And Prom Taking the giant leap from Junior High to High School follows for the Freshman Class of 1985. At their pro- motion exercises on May 23, 1984, they stood together for the presenta- tion of the class. Philip Hawthorne, Valedictorian, and Laura Holland, Salutatorian, received their awards from Mr. Enis. The Class Prophecy was presented by Kellie Price and Davis Harris. The Frosh Prom had an air of festivity with unicorns and rainbows used in the decorations. The students were very attractive in their dressed-up duds. BACCALAUREATE Sunday. May 12.1985 8:00 p.m. Prelude Mr . Janet Sullivan Invocation........................Reverend Delmar Mien Member. Southiide Bapu t Minion “A Prayer For Tomorrow”..............Carl. J. Nygard. Jr. Senior Girl ’ Choir Announcements..........................Mr. John Shero Superintendent Wilburton Public Schools COMMENCEMENT Tuesday, May 14,1985 8:00 p.m. Processional........................................Elgar Pomp and Circumstance” Wilburton High School Band Invocation........................Reverend Billy Hamilton Pastor. First United Methodist Church Maybe Someday”.........................Terre MePheeters High School Girls' Choir Salutatory Audery Davis •Eternal Life ............................Olive Dungan Terry Holman Address...............................Reverend Dan Lokey Assembly of God Church Benediction.......................Reverend Roy Miller. Jr. Pastor. Bowers Baptist Church CLASS FLOWER Carnation CLASS COLORS Pastels CLASS MOTTO If you can dream it; you can achieve it. If you can think it; you can become it. USHERS Paula Morrow Brenton Duncan Susan Hall Vasques Valedictory................................Marianne Hartigan I Am But A Small Voice ......................Roger Whittaker High School Mixed Choir Address......................... The Honorable Mike Turpen Attorney General State of Oklahoma Presentation of Class ..................Mr. Charles E. Adams Principal. Wilburton High School Presentation of Diplomas..............................Mr. John Shero Superintendent. Wilburton Public Schools Benediction................................Reverend Ray Talbot Pastor. First Baptist Church Recessional..............................................Elgar • • Pomp and Circumstance'' Wilburton High School Band The 1984-85 school year has come to a close. With the ending of the school year there comes a flood of memories of the friends, the good times shared, and even the bad times that we have had together. The Seniors have had a good year with all the birthday parties, the ball games, and graduation. Senior Ingrid Raunikar entered a project in the State Science Fair. Tina Slater and Terry Holman received a Superior (I) rating at the State Vocal Music Contest. Marianne Hartigan won the State Speech Championship in Original Oratory and placed in the top 20 of the more than 1300 entries in the Fron- tiers of Science Foundation Essay Contest. This is' a year that we will never forget. Juniors and Sophomores also have their memories of this year for many of the same reasons, but they are still looking forward to more high school years to come. Leaving WHS with this year's Seniors are three retiring teachers - Mrs. Rus- sell from the Third Grade, Mrs. Soko- losky from the First Grade, and Mrs. Quaid from High School English. The 1985 Senior Class made Mrs. Quaid an honorary member, presenting her with a diploma, a graduation cap, and a plaque on which was engraved a line of Robert Frost poetry that she had required us to learn when we were in her class. There are many good people leaving WHS this year, but as we go we know there will be others to fill our places and keep the good traditions going. Valerie Collums, Editor 1984-85 DIGGER WILBURTON SCHOOLS Wilburton, OK Volume 39 DIGGER Y e K a 0 1 r n h g o o k The 1984-85 Yearbook King is Junior Greg Cecil. He is the son of Bill Cecil and Clara Cecil. Greg is a two-year letterman in football, two-year letter- man in track, and an active member in FCA and Letterman's Club. The Year- book King was chosen by the student body by popular vote. F The 1984-85 Yearbook Queen is Sen- ior Shelly Poor. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Poor. Shelly is a six-year high school band member, two-year cheerleader, three-year member of Student Council and a one-year Rifle Corp member. The Yearbook Queen was chosen by the student body by popular vote. Shelly Cecil-Sophomore Leslie Cecil-Junior TABLE OF CONTENTS Opening ........... 1-6 X Academics .........7-24 Sports .......... 25-32 | Clubs ............... 33-50 I People ................51-60 Junior High ...........61-78 IM lij.................... Elementary ..........79-100 Advertising .... 101-120 Editor ..................Valerie Collums Academics ................Sheila Bullett , f Evie Ward Sports ....................... Kim Cecil Valerie Collums f Clubs ........................Leslie Cecil S Tiffany Ryan S People ......................Tammy Bridges Junior High ................ Denise Adam r Juanita Stewart Elementary ................ Beth Holland Kelly Cecil Advisor ................. Mrs. Allen S Presents The Yearbook Staff . The 1984-85 school year has been one of our best. We are extremely proud of the many achievements of our students this year. They have expressed pride and school spirit in WHS through their participation in our many activities. With your continued support, we will make our school the best. Board of Education Paul Raunikar, Spanky Brown, George H. Royce, Gwen Maggi, Gayle Carna- han. Thanks For Your Help Helping us get to school, providing nutritious meals, and maintaining a com- fortable environment are some of the tasks of these people. It takes a lot of telephone calls and paper work to keep 1000-plus students and 90-plus employ- ees functioning. We're glad you're here! Maintenance Jim Bell Office Manager Superintendent's Office Suellen Young Bus Drivers Eugene Taylor, A1 Harley, Ron Clark, Glen Kendrick, Gene Ward, Sam Taylor, John Weidner. Secretary Superintendent's Office Valerie Wartick Cooks Penny Lund, Judy Hollingback, Velma Evridge, Mary Beagle, Sheila Clark, Kaye Durant, Gail Saxon, Lenora Forwoodson. ACADEMICS Administration Support Personnel Keep WHS Running Smoothly Seniors Brenda Allen Tammy Montgomery Bridges Stephen Battles Melissa Bernardi Jeff Brinkley Stacy Brown Christine Buccini Sheila Bullett Cyndi Cantrell Jason Caudill Kim Cecil Kevin Chronister Kevin Clark Cheryl Claborn Valerie Collums Garette Cox Seniors Donnie Hickey Terry Holman Buddy Holt Jeff Houlton Ann Oliver Elder Wade Paxton Shelly Poor Scott Pugh Ingrid Raunikar Roby Reynolds Seniors Sheri Saxon Sheri Robinette Charles Robinson Kevin Rowland Dale Scott Regina Smith Stephanie Sprouse Dennis Stanford Charlie Thomas Vicky Thompson Judy Swaffard Debbie Turner Steven Williams Terri Williams Jo Lynn Williams Sandra Wilcox 100 d ■ ■ Brenda Wilson JoAnn Wilson We've finally made it seems to be one of the most common phrases tossed about during Senior rap sessions. This statement is mingled with a sense of accomplishment—a certain amount of pride in the successful completion of an important twelve years of our lives. Along with the sense of accomplishment, a hint of melancholy can also be detected. There is a certain sadness for those things like friends, teachers, and that twelve-year-long routine that must be left behind. If this were all to which we could look forward, graduating could be very depressing. But there's more! We have a wonderful collection of memories of the good times as well as the not-so-good times. We also have the knowledge that graduation is not an end, but a beginning — a commencement — we are simply making tracks to bigger and better things! Wes Morris Debbie Turner Most Athletic Audrey Davis Arthur Go Most Likely to Succeed Juniors Ilean Aaron Ronald Aaron Steve Alderman Mary Barker Marla Bell Carla Brents Bryan Brinkley Tina Broyles Melanie Bruner Terri Buckles Steven Caudill Greg Cecil Leslie Cecil Viola Cecil Shawn Clark Shannon Clark Susan Clark Barbara Cole I� ? u Mr. Mack Butler: Drivers Ed., Athletics Mrs. Ramona Allen Business, Annual Mr. Lionel Young: Industrial Arts, Drafting Jana Cook Jeff Cox Scott Cox Kristal Crouch Eddie Davis Louisa Duke Brenton Duncan Joe'l Edington Jeff Fite Ben Francis Nikki Graves Rick Gray Susan Hall Cheryl Hastings Paul Hawthorne Debbie Heacock Helen Hobson Mike Hodge Juniors Robert Hokit Roxie Holly Garry Irvin David Johnson Danny Jones Charles Lawrence Gary Lay Alice Lewis Sandi Maxwell Kelli McCullar Angela Miller Kirk Miller Brian Montgomery Paula Morrow Eddie Muse Hershal O'Hern Waylin Ott Tammy Pugh Pam Roberts Michael Robinson Becky Robison Shawn Saxon Kenneth Schiwart Dianna Sorrell Kris Stanford Toni Stark Christy Stickler Mike Sullivan Fred Thornburg, Jr. Steve Tolle Patty Tubbs David Vasquez William Vaughn Peggy Ward Christy Wright Bobby Yarbrough Sophomores Nancy Aaron Denise Adam John Askew Susan Bagwell Kimberly Baker Todd Battles Steve Baxter Howard Blankenship Vicki Boddy Tawana Brown Shelli Buckles Troy Bullard Sean Callaway Larry Caraway Carol Carnahan Kelly Cecil Richard Cecil Shelly Cecil Cheryl Christopher Randy Clark Ronald Clark James Clay Joan Cole Brian Crockett o5 Tim Culberson Brad Davidson Kevin Davis Vickie Deatherage Chris Decker Anthony Denton Mike Dill Kenneth Dodd Guy Donoley Patsy Ellerbe Rodney Emberty Danny Evans Ronnie Evridge Kenneth Ezekiel Brian Fails Larry Fite Kim Fletcher Johnny Fortune Stephanie Gardner Sherri Glenn Jason Green Kent Griffith Chris Griffitts Teresa Haynes Cindy Hendricks Dwayne Hill Meleesia Hill Beth Holland Cathy Hood Danny Hulsey Sophomores Craig Kennedy Renee Kinnikin David LaMar Glen Lance Libby Lawrence Christina Lightfoot Charles Lloyd Monica Mathis Joe McBride Dennis Messex Billy Mitchell Randy Moody Larry Moore Darrin Morris Michelle Motley Travis Motley Jimmy Neering Ray Newberry Mark Paxton Jeff Poe Tim Porter Phyllis Price Stacy Reeves Chris Reinhardt Donny Reynolds Jerry Rigsby Vance Roberts Janie Robison Robin Roper Kristina Ross Tiffany Ryan Kandi Saulter Randy Saulter Monty Sawyer Vicky Schiwart Duane Scott Billy Shadden Sheryl Sheffler Donnie Smith Bobby Sparks Juanita Stewart Kim Thompson Kim Tolle Clyde Turner Jay Warren Kim Waugh Vince Wilcox Betty Williams Cheryl Hastings Drafting I David Johnson and William Vaughn Drafting 1 Mike Hodge Welding (Poteau Campus) Sheri Robinette and Melissa Bernardi Drafting II Viola Cecil Health Service I Angela Miller Health Service I Ricky Gray and Tammy Pugh Computer D A I Carla Brents and Kristal Crouch Child Care I Bobby Yarbrough and Eddie Davis Auto Mechanics I Junior and Senior students have the opportunity to attend Vocational-Technical school in the afternoon at either the McAlester or Poteau campus. It must be time to go home, judging from the attitude of these who attend Vo-Tech at McAlester. SPORTS “The Purple Pride” The band began their work early with practice during the summer and before classes in the fall. This outstanding group supported the football season with exceptional school spirit. At Regional Band Contest at Ada both the Flag Corps and the Rifle Corps received a superior rating. Concert practice began immediate- ly after marching season ended. The band presented a Winter and Spring concert. Row 1: Robert Ott, Gina Murphy, George Monks, Kelly Morris, Chris Griffitts, Jim Clark, Frederic Gardner, Raymond Monks, Raymond Duke, Mr. Vogt. Row 2: Judy Swaffard, Molly Wilson, Kim Forwoodson, Laura Holland, Philip Hawthorne, Eric Parks, Ingrid Raunikar, Tisha Clayborn, Shelley Abernathy, Peggy Davis, Teresa Raunikar. Row 3: Terri Williams, Monica Fazekas, Ann Oliver, Stacy Johnson, Jolinda Laird, Shelly Johns, Tara Arcaro, Catherine Sonaggera, Misti Wallis, Dominick Miller, Chris Michie, Shelly Poor, Melanie Bruner, Sheila Bell. Row 4: Audrey Davis, Brad Johnson, Cindy Hendricks, Chris Decker, Chris Morris, Tim Duncan, Donny Michie, Scotty Moore, Mike Sullivan, Danny Hulsey, Jay Warren, Jason Witt, Regina Smith. Row 5: Marianne Hartigan, Chris Bailey, Tracy Smith, Robin Bartunek, Jackie Cook, Sheri Robinette, Patty Tubbs, Cheryl Hastings, Tiffany Decker, Sandra Wilcox, Dianna Sorrell, Kim Fletcher, Anthony Denton, David Harris. Band Queen Marianne Hartigan, our 1984-85 Drum Majorette, was crowned Queen at the Spring Concert. She is the daughter of Richard and Barbara Har- tigan. Marianne is active in Band, Speech, Mu Alpha Theta, Science Club, Pep Club, and is also a member of the Oklahoma Honor Society. Shelly Poor - Senior Attendant Laura Holland - Freshmen Attendant Kim Fletcher - Sophomore Attendant Dianna Sorrell - Junior Attendant Diggers Are District Champs The Varsity football team had a good year. They began the season by defeating Savanna and We- leetka. The next five games were well- played, even though they were lost. The team began District Competi- tion with a desire for the District Championship, which they won. In the first round of State play-offs, the Diggers easily caged the Konowa Tigers by a score of 27-14. The second play-off game was a bitter disappointment to the Dig- ger team and their fans. Playing the defending Class 2A champs, the Morris Eagles, they lost the contest 14-6. This ended the season for the 1984 Digger football team. Here's looking at next year!!! TO 12 TJ ™ t % I % A W 1 T =$ f t I . M 4 V tf « Row 1: Mgr. Terry Holman, Craig Kennedy, Kenneth Ezekiel, Vince Wilcox, Ronald Clark, Jerry Rigsby, Coach Wood, Coach Wallis, Coach Holt, Coach Butler, Coach Boyd, Coach Taylor, Troy Bullard, Greg Cecil, Kenneth Schiwart, Mike Dill, Robert Hokit, Mgr. Bobby Sparks. Row 2: Mgr. Chris Reinhardt, Donnie Smith, Ben Francis, David Vasquez, Brian Crockett, Jay Warren, Dale Scott, Steve Miller, Brian Fails, Arthur Go, Randy Clark, John Fortune, Waylin Ott! Larry Moore, Donnie Hickey, Randy Moody, Mgr. Mike Sullivan. Row 3: Dennis Messex, Michael Robinson, Greg Wagner, Craig Dill, Charlie Thomas, Dennis Stanford, Kevin Davis, Steve Tolle, Jeff Brinkley, Jimmy Neering, Danny Jones! Shawn Saxon, Charlie Lawrence, Sean Calloway. Row 4: Kirk Miller, William Fortune, Lance Davis, Wade Paxton! Brenton Duncan, Wes Morris, Tommy Kendrick, Ron Aaron, Junior Thornburg, Brian Brinkley. Football Queen Kim Cecil was crowned 1984-85 Homecoming.Queen as a slow driz- zle turned into a steady downpour. Kim is the daughter of Bill and Clara Cecil. She is active in Speech, Cheerleading, Student Council, FTA, and is Vice-President of the Wilburton Chapter of Future Homemakers of America, and of her Senior Class Regina Smith - Senior Attendant Kim Tolle - Sophomore Attendant Melanie Bruner - Junior Attendant Vicky Thompson - Senior Attendant Craig Kennedy, Charlie Lawrence, Jeff Brinkley, William Fortune, Greg Wagner, Gary Lay, Brenton Duncan, Joe McBride, Dennis Messex, Johnny Fortune, Eddie Muse, Randy Clark, Troy Bullard, Kevin Davis. Basketball Queen Vicky Thompson was crowned 1984- 85 Basketball Queen. Vicky is the daughter of Mr. Ronnie Thompson and Mrs. Georgeanna Mace. She is ac- tive in Basketball, FTA, FCA and Girls' Letterman. Vicky is the Pep Club president and is songleader for the FHA Chapter. She was also a foot- ball queen candidate. Lady Diggers The Lady Diggers were an outstand- ing team. The team started three sen- iors Valerie Coliums, Debbie Turner and Vicky Thompson. The Lady Diggers worked hard dur- ing the summer and fall to be ready for basketball season. With new coach Jo Wood, the girls could do nothing better than the very best. Coach Wood, Debbie Turner, Meleesia Hill, Cyndi Cantrell, Teenie Buccini, Kim Waugh, Jo Lynn Williams, Vicky Thompson, Kim Thompson, Valerie Coliums, Sherri Glenn, Paula Morrow, Carol Carnahan, Teresa Haynes. WILBURTON SCHOOLS CLUBS £0© 33 Pep Club members show their spirit as they cheer for the Diggers. They are led by cheerleaders Melanie Bruner, Susan Hall, Meleesia Hill, Kim Tolle, Shelly Poor, Kelli McCullar, Kim Cecil, Ingrid Raun- iker, Christie Wright, Pam Roberts, and Carol Carnahan. Row 1: Carol Carnahan, Melanie Bruner, Meleesia Hill, Shelly Poor, Pam Roberts, Christie Wright, Kelli McCullar, Kim Tolle, Kim Cecil, Susan Hall, Ingrid Raunikar. Row 2: Kelly Cecil, Vickie Schiwart, Monica Matnis, Sheila Bullett, Cyndi Cantrell, Melinda Newsom, Terri Williams, Tina Broyles, Tiffany Ryan, Christie Stickler, Sherri Glenn, Janie Robison, Tammy Pugh, Kelly Morris, Terri Buckles. Row 3: Mrs. Quaid, Teenie Buccini, Patsy Ellerbe, Helen Hobson, Evie Ward, Sheryl Sheffler, Teresa Haynes, Kim Waugh, Stephanie Gardner, Kim Thompson, Cindy Hendricks, Betty Williams, Peggy Ward, Marla Bell, Kris Stanford. Row 4: Mrs. Wallis, Michelle Motley, Cheryl Christopher, Christina Lightfoot, Kristina Ross, Jo Lynn Williams, Vicky Thompson, Paula Morrow, Ann Oliver, Judy Swaffard, Valerie Collums, Regina Smith, Audrey Davis, Debbie Turner, Vickie Boddy, Susan Bagwell, Shelli Buckles, Kim Fletcher, Dianna Sorrell, Sandra Wilcox, Joe’l Edington, Marianne Hartigan. Greg Wagner Pep Club Beau Greg was a starting player for the varsity football and basketball teams. He participated in FCA, Student Council, and Boys' Letterman's Club. Greg is a mem- ber of the 45th Division of the Army National Guard. Future Homemakers Of America had a busy and productive year. The fall casserole contest winners were Kandi Saulter, Beth Holland, Jana Cook and Kristina Ross. The first prize for selling the most Tom Watt items is displayed by Pam Roberts and was won by Terri Buckles. The guest speaker at the Halloween cos- tume party was Dr. William Gentry, who discussed teenage suicide. Row 1: Robin Roper, Jo Lynn Williams, Vicky Thompson. Teenie Buccini, Christina Lightfoot, Judy Swaffard, Kim Cecil, Vickie Schiwart, Beth Holland, Kelly Cecil. Row 2: Shelly Cecil, Cheryl Christopher, Shelli Buckles, Susan Bagwell, Alice Lewis, Pam Roberts, Christi Wright, Kelli McCullar, Kim Tolle, Nikki Graves, Sheryl Sheffler, Kim Waugh, Patsy Ellerbe. Row 3: Mrs. Vinson, Cheryl Hastings, Brenda Allen, Cyndi Cantrell, Becky Donoley, Danita Johnson, Sherri Saxon, David Vasquez, Kirk Miller, Melissa Bernardi, Sheri Robinette, Patty Tubbs, Terri Buckles, Marla Bell, Leslie Cecil, Jana Cook. FHA Beau Michael Fite Michael Fite was chosen as this year's FHA Beau. He is active in FFA by showing cattle at stock shows and serving as their secretary. Michael also holds the office of President of the Business Club. He has attended Boys' State and is listed on the Princi- pals's Honor Roll. President Judy Swaffard presides over a dinner meeting. Mrs. Vinson gives Kandi Saulter her prize for winning first place in the casserole contest. Cyndi Cantrell and Christi Wright demonstrate how to make a pizza snack. Toni Stark, Marla Bell, and Kelli McCullar prepare to serve the dinner. Future Farmers Of America is a very active organization at WHS. They show live- stock at stock shows, participate in FFA curriculum con- tests, and are involved in community activities. To raise funds, FFA members sell turkeys, hams, and sausage. Kevin McCasland, Duane Scott, and Kent Griffith show stock at the Latimer County Fair. Row 1: Duane Scott, Brad Davidson, Timmy Culberson, Guy Donoley, Larry Fite, Danny Emberty, Tonya Ezekiel, Kim Tolle, Linda Brinlee, Bobby Cecil, Brian Culberson, Stephen Battles, Wayne Brown. Row 2: Scott Cox, Kenneth Ezekiel, Phyllis Price, Sherri Glenn, Troy Bullard, Jeff Cox, Mike Dill, Scott Pugh, Richard Sonaggera, Teresa Haynes, Joe'l Edington, Jerald Hollingback, Hershel O'Hern, Richard Robinson, Shane Mitchell. Row 3: Mr. Hill, Smokey Smith, Jeff Fite, Kevin McCasland, Sean Clark, Craig Dill, Marcus Tubbs, Brian Crockett, Chris Morris, Mike Fite, Larry Moore, Dwayne Hill, Kevin Chronister, Meleesia Hill, Robert Sprouse, Raymond Rice. Row 4: Ben Francis, Brian Brinkley, Lance Davis, Lynn Johnson, Kent Griffith, Ron Aaron, Kevin Rowland, Tommy Lance, Wes Morris, Garette Cox, Kurtis Lund, Shawn Saxon, Danny Hulsey, Charlie Lawrence, Eddie Muse. FFA Sweetheart Sherri Glenn is our 1984-85 FFA Sweetheart. Sherri raises Suffolk sheep and presents them at area shows. She is a Sophomore and is her class Student Council Repre- sentative. Sherri is a starting for- ward on the Lady Diggers Varsity Basketball Team. Business Club members learn about business careers through visiting businesses, hearing speakers, and viewing audiovisual presentations. They find time for fun, too, as they have a float in the Homecoming Parade, an officer's planning meeting at the Pizza Hut, and a wiener roast at Judy Swaffard's home. They participated in the Pick-A-Star Christmas program by providing clothing and a toy for a two-year-old boy. Row 1: Helen Hobson, Sheila Bullett, Donnie Hickey, Michelle Gray, Michael Fite, Judy Swaffard, Paula Morrow, Louisa Duke, Jo Ann Wilson. Row 2: Mrs. Allen, Roxie Holly, Evie Ward, Susan Bagwell, Ann Oliver, Melinda Newsom, Terri Williams, Kenneth Schiwart, Joe'l Edington, Nikki Graves, Cindy Hendricks, Kelli McCullar, Christi Wright. Row 3: Vance Roberts, Nancy Aaron, Juanita Stewart, Kim Baker, Stephanie Gardner, Pam Roberts, Ricky Gray, Michael Sullivan, William Vaughn, Vickie Deatherage, Tina Slater, Shelli Buckles, Alice Lewis, Patty Tubbs, Terri Buckles, Jana Cook. Student Council is an organization that helps the school in numerous ways. Audrey Da- vis and Shelly Poor display the school mascot flag, which was purchased with funds raised by the Student Council. Sponsor Sam Taylor looks on as President Shelly Poor presides over a meeting. Melanie Bruner, Greg Wagner, and Arthur Go assist Steve Alderman dur- ing the mock presidential election in November. Charlie Thomas and Kevin Rowland help decorate the Senior section of the hall in the Student Council-sponsored Christmas project. Row 1: Melanie Bruner, Shelly Poor, Audrey Davis. Row 2: Sheryl Sheffler, Kim Cecil, Kim Tolle, Kelli McCullar, Jo Lynn Williams, Dianna Sorrell, Regina Smith. Row 3: Louisa Duke, Joe'l Edington, Valerie Collums, Melinda Newsom, Sherri Glenn, Debbie Turner, Paula Morrow, Lance Davis, Mike Sullivan. Vocal Music students participate in the spring and winter concerts. They also sing for lo- cal organizations when requested. Speech Club is active throughout the school year, as they compete in several contests and present the school play. The Speech students won Sweepstakes in several of this year's tournaments. '42 Row 1: Sandra Wilcox, Kelly Cecil, Randy Saulter, Chris Griffitts, Tina Slater, Joe'l Edington, Roxie Holly. Row 2: Mary Barker, Christy Stickler, Johnnie Fortune, Terry Holman, Brenda Allen, Brenda Wilson. Row 1: Christi Wright, Kelli McCullar, Susan Hall, Joan Cole, Dianna Sorrell, Cyndi Cantrell, Helen Hobson. Row 2: Marla Bell, Kris Stanford, Pam Roberts, Patty Tubbs, Tina Slater, Brenda Allen, Lea Ann Allen, Ilean Aaron. Row X: Stephanie Gardner, Tiffany Ryan, Robin Roper, Shelly Cecil, Beth Holland, Kenneth Schiwart, Bobby Sparks. Row 2: Kim Baker, Daphine Cun- ningham, Marianne Hartigan, Ingrid Raunikar, Shelly Poor, Kim Cecil, Bren- ton Duncan, Debbie Turner, Peggy Ward. Row 3: Chris Reinhardt, Sean Calloway, Terry Holman, Joe McBride, Billy Mitchell, Viola Cecil, Mike Sulli- van, Melanie Bruner, Coach Boyd. Spanish Club Denise Adam, Joan Cole, and Stephanie Gardner prepared a TACO??? It's travel time in Spanish Class. Bring a bag, and be on time!!! Row 1: Joan Cole, Sheryl Sheffler, Kim Waugh, Viola Cecil, Sandra Wilcox. Row 2: Denise Adam, Tammy Pugh, Tina Broyles, Stephanie Gardner, Kim Thompson, Cindy Hendricks, Betty Williams. Row 3: Mrs. Wallis, Carla Brents, David Lamar, Chris Reinhardt, Dennis Messex, Melissa Palmer, Brenda Wilson 4-H Club Members Keep Busy Members of the 4-H Club participate in the Latimer Coun- ty Fair, the county rally, and Share-the-Fun. They have opportunity to win and go to Round-Up at Stillwater. They may also win trips to Oklahoma City, Kansas City, or Washington, DC. Christina Lightfoot, Reporter, and Jeff Cox, Vice Presi- dent, lead the 4-H Club Pledge at the monthly meeting. Row 1: Johnny Fortune, Larry Fite, Jason Green, Richard Cecil, Rodney Emberty, Tim Porter, John Askew, William Vaughn, Ricky Gray. Row 2: Kevin Clark, Vicki Boddy, Tawana Brown, Helen Hobson, Dianna Sorrell, Patsy Ellerbe, Christina Lightfoot, Jeff Poe, Kim Tolle, Jeff Cox, Mike Hodge, Ricky Davis. Row 3: Betty Williams, Cindy Hendricks, Kent Griffith, Duane Scott, Phyllis Price, Mary Barker, Kassandra Wilcox, Ingrid Raunikar, Judy Swaffard, Mike Sullivan, Becky Robison, Stephanie Gardner, Sherri Glenn, Janie Robison. Row 4: Kim Baker, Juanita Stewart, Melissa Palmer, Stacy Brown, Kristal Crouch, Jay Caudill, Carla Brents, Terri Williams, Melinda Newsom, Gary Irvin, Chris Griffitts, Chris Decker, Kenneth Dodd, Todd Battles, Monte Sawyer, Ronnie Everidge, Roby Reynolds, Donny Reyn- olds, Buddy Holt, Tina Slater, Vickie Deatherage, Randy Saulter. Science Club Members of the Science Club sponsor the Junior High Science Fair each year, awarding ribbons in both the draw- ing and project categories. They also enter several curicu- lum contests during the school term. Biology II students gathered leaves for pressing, but Regi- na Smith didn't seem to understand. Preparation for the Science Club float included some time for goofing around. Row 1: Alice Lewis, Patty Tubbs, Ingrid Raunikar, Judy Swafford, Dianna Sorrell, Sandra Wilcox, Barbara Cole, Ilean Aaron, Terri Buckles. Row 2: Betty Williams, Kristina Ross, Kelly Cecil, Vickie Schiwart, Susan Bagwell, Cheryl Christopher, Marianne Hartigan, Shelli Buckles, Larry Caraway. Row 3: Timothy Porter, Donnie Hickey, Danny Emberty, Danny Evans, Tim Culberson, David Johnson, Shannon Clark, Brian Fails, Terry Holman, Paul Hawthorne, Chris Griffitts, Vance Roberts, Ray Newberry. 7 :a Library And Office Aids Cheryl Christopher answers the tele- phone as one of her office aide duties. LIBRARY AIDES Stephanie Sprouse, Mrs. Collums, Audrey Davis, Daphine Cunning- ham. OFFICE AIDES Row 1: Nikki Graves, Ingrid Raunikar, Ann Oliver, Melinda Newsom, Terri Williams, Cheryl Christopher, Christina Lightfoot. Row 2: Kim Fletcher, Stephen Battles, Wes Morris, Mike Hodge, Danita Johnson, Judy Swaffard. Fellowship Of Christian Athletes With over 50 girls and boys making up the membership, the FCA ranks as one of the largest clubs at WHS. FCA presented an assembly in November entitled Despera- does. This assembly had something for all the students and truly ranks as one of the best ever. Row 1: Phyllis Price, Pam Roberts, Christy Stickler, Valerie Collums, Sherri Glenn, Cyndi Cantrell, Meleesia Hill, Debbie Turner, Paula Morrow, Carol Carnahan, Melinda Newsom. Row 2: Jay Warren, Kenneth Ezekiel, Wade Paxton! Bobby Sparks, Ronald Clark, Brian Fails, Steve Miller, Steve Williams, James Clay, Charlie Thomas, Arthur Go. Row 3: Vince Wilcox, Brian Crockett, Donny Smith, Dennis Stanford, Steve Tolle, Bryan Brinkley, Kevin Davis, Larry Moore! Robert Hokit, Greg Wagner, Craig Kennedy, Greg Cecil, Troy Bullard, Randy Clark, Jerry Rigsby. Row 4: Jo Lynn Williams, Vicky Thompson, Teenie Buccini, Sheryl Sheffler, Teresa Haynes, Kim Waugh, Stephanie Gardner, Kim Thompson, Cindy Hendricks, Kim Tolle, Betty Williams. Row 5: Sean Callaway, Clyde Turner, Eddie Muse, Dale Scott, Mike Dill, Shawn Saxon, Ron Aaron, Donnie Hickey, Steve Baxter, Bobby Sellars, Brenton Duncan, Wes Morris William Fortune, Waylin Ott, Kenneth Schiwart, Gary Lay, Steve Alderman, Dennis Messex, Junior Thornburg, David Vasquez, Kirk Miller, Charlie Lawrence, Joe McBride, Johnnie Fortune, Lance Davis. («V u Queen Vicky Thompson was crowned during half-time of the Heavener-Wilburton boys' game. The Lady Diggers won an exciting victory defeating Heavener by twenty points, while the Diggers won by one point. Queen Vicky was crowned by Greg Wagner and Jeff Brinkley. Her flower girl was Laura Woodruff and the crown bearer was Lance Mathis. 'V Letterman’s Clubs are organizations for athletes who are active in basketball, football, or track. These students spend many hours in training and practice so that they might represent our school in competitive sports. Row 1: Jo Lynn Williams, Vicky Thompson, Teenie Buccini, Sheryl Shefler, Teresa Haynes, Kim Waugh, Stephanie Gardner, Kim Thompson, Cindy Hendricks, Kim Tolle, Betty Williams. Row 2: Christie Stickler, Phyllis Price, Carol Carnahan, Pam Roberts, Sherri Glenn, Melinda Newsom, Meleesia Hill, Paula Morrow, Debbie Turner, Valerie Collums, Cyndi Cantrell. Row 1: Jay Warren, Kenneth Ezekiel, Bobby Sparks, Brian Fails, Steve Miller, Steve Williams, James Clay, Charlie Thomas, Aurthor Go. Row 2: Randy Clark, Ronald Clark, Sean Calloway, Wade Paxton, Dale Scott, Greg Wagner, Craig Kennedy, Greg Cecil, Kirk Miller, Jerry Rigsby, Kenneth Schiwart. Row 3: Vince Wilcox, Donnie Smith, Dennis Stanford, Steve Tolle, Bryan Brinkley, Kevin Davis, William Fortune, Larry Moore, Junior Thornburg, David Vasquez, Troy Bullard, Charlie Lawrence. Row 4: Mike Dill, Shawn Saxon, Eddie Muse, Brian Crockett, Clyde Turner, Ron Aaron, Donnie Hickey, Steve Baxter, Bobby Sellars, Brenton Duncan, Wes Morris, Waylin Ott, Gary Lay, Dennis Messex, Steve Alderman, Joe McBride, Johnny Fortune, Lance Davis, Robert Hokit. Newspaper Reporters Grey and Jo Ann Wilson write the articles for the weekly newspapers and prepare the school news bulletin board. Mu Alpha Theta is an organization that recognizes those students who excel in mathematics. Standing: Patty Tubbs, Jo Ann Wilson, Mr. Bockus, Ingrid Raunikar, Terry Holman, Marianne Hartigan. Seated: Melanie Bruner, Audrey Davis, Louisa Duke. “Up Where We Belong” was the theme of the 1984 Junior-Sen- ior Banquet. Judy Swaffard and Valer- ie Collums make a last minute inspec- tion of the banquet room as the Soph- omores anxiously await the chance to serve their upperclassmen. Mr. Shero attempts to repair the speaker as Steve Miller prepares to give the invocation. Melinda Newsom and Ann Oliver . . . What can I say? J Pep Rallies were one of the highlights of the foot- ball season. Seniors, Juniors, and Sophomores had a lot of fun yelling for their team, the Diggers . The Great Sull-ack and the Great Dun-ack predict victory for the Dig- gers in Friday night's football game, while the cheerleaders decide which class does the best job of filling the Spirit Bucket. One rally was even in- vaded by a motley-looking group of outlaws. School Is A Gas That's what students were saying dur- ing the last week of August when WHS sprang a gas leak. Students ar- rived at school on August 30 to the pungent odor of gas, which lingered in the rooms and hallways of WHS for about four weeks. Workers from Weston's Plumbing busily labored to find and correct the problem. This was not a pleasant job as Ann Oliver and Judy Swaffard ob- serve by holding their noses. It seems they didn't make it in time! Seniors in Mrs. Collums' English class have lost consciousness. As a result of this chaotic situation, WHS is the proud owner of a 400 foot orange plastic earthworm crawling beneath our school grounds carrying gas. Workers look on as the Earth Machine covers up the earthworm behind the school. , ssp County Fair The County Fair was a great opportu- nity for students to show off their prize-winning animals. Numerous sheep, cattle, and swine were entered. Robert Sprouse and Scott Moore show their sheep. Teresa Haynes shows her heifer while Raymond and Bryon Rice show off their swine. FFA Sweetheart Skeeter Edington presents an award to FFA President Raymond Rice. CAST Joan Betty Flickie Silas Mr. Morgan Antonia Mrs. Guarineo Evalina Willie Mrs. Vandeventer Mrs. Pidgie Mr. Pozenby Bill Melanie Bruner Kim Cecil Shelly Poor Brenton Duncan Michael Sullivan Tiffany Ryan Robin Roper Peggy Ward Kenneth Schiwart Debbie Turner Marianne Hartigan Bobby Sparks Billy Mitchell A train wreck strands an assorted group of people in the Tombigby rail- road station. Station-Master Morgan and his long-suffering helper, Silas, try to keep everyone happy while re- pairs are being made, when snooty Mrs. Vandeventer claims that her pearls have been stolen. Judge Bill conducts a trial. The accused is found innocent and it is discovered that Mrs. Vandeventer lost her pearls while tak- ing food out of Mrs. Guarineo's bas- ket. “Make It A Memory” That was the WHS Yearbook Staff's theme for the year. Skits depecting A Memorable Day At WHS were used at their assembly to present the theme to the student body. Kim Cecil does a commendable job as Mr. Bockus in Geometry class; but, is anybody listening? Basketball is a lot of fun as Kim Cecil and Jo Ann Wilson dribble the bas- ketball. Beth Holland is the fearsome Coach Wood. Oh, 1 broke a nail, Leslie Cecil seems to be saying as she portrays Mrs. Crane in typing class. Driver's Ed. appears to be very inter- esting as Kim Cecil tries to drive the car and Brenton Duncan (Coach But- ler) grimaces in fear. It was fun, but all good things must come to an end. Tammy Bridges gives notice that the program is over. FHA Costume Dinner Kim Waugh, costumed as a Witch, won the prize for best costume. Farmgirl Kelli McCullar, Fortune Teller Toni Stark, and Clown Christi Wright greeted the guests as they ar- rived. Christina Lightfoot hopped around as a cute little bunny. Mr. Shero, a Scarecrow, and Mrs. Shero, a Raggedy Ann, fit right in with the rest of the goblins. Shelly Cecil was a very striking China Doll. There were many more cute costumes and a kettle of laughs before the strange- looking creatures departed to their habitats to be seen no more. o«Sp fay U A Good Time For All The Halloween Band Carnival offered a variety of fun-time experiences. Dianna Sorrell married quite a few couples that night. I wonder what the parents thought?? Marianne Hartigan got dunked more than she probably liked. Judy Swaffard ran the Basketball Throw. Mrs. Wallis kept everyone looking good? with spray designs. George Monks was a scary-looking goblin. Danielle Poelvoorde looks like she's decided that climbing the crazy ladder isn't what she thought it would be. David Harris was in charge of the Dart Throw. Winter Concert The Junior High and Senior High Vo- cal Music classes and the Band com- bined for the Winter Concert. The Program included several selections of Christmas Music. For the finale of the concert, all the music classes and the band combined to perform, Do You Hear What I Hear? JUNIOR HIGH rm Marianne Alford Alicia Bailey Robin Bartunek Danny Baxter Shiela Bell David Brents Linda Brinlee Wayne Brown Mrs. Ellen Robison: Health, Sci ence. Gifted and Talented Mrs. Claris Poor: English Mr. Greg Wallis: Geography Mrs. Betty Johnston: Science Mike Caraway Bobby Cecil Brenda Cole Janina Collums Jackie Cook Julie Cook Mike Cook Charity Crockett Brian Culberson Tiffany Decker Danny Emberty Tonya Ezekiel F r e s h m e n Melissa Fite Kim Forwoodson Stefanie Freeman Keith Friend David Harris Philip Hawthorne Laura Holland Dana Hollingback F Jerald Hollingback Roger Hugle r e s Lynn Johnson Michele Laird m e n Kurt Lund Kevin McCasland Tanya Me Kinney Chris Michie Don Michie Danny Mickle Glenn Miller Thomas Miller Shane Mitchell George Monks Chris Morris Kim Pendergraft Patrick Poelvoorde Kelli Price Terry Pugh Benny Robinette Richard Robinson Jennifer Robison Brenda Ross Brandon Rowland David Saulter Samantha Shipman Bobbie Smith Smokey Smith Tracy Smith Richard Sonaggera r e 5 h m e Robert Sprouse n Jason Stark Marcus Tubbs David Turner Todd Welsh Tana Wilks Darrel Wilson Michelle Wilson Eighth Shelley Abernathy Michael Albright Marty Askew Tara Arcaro Tracy Allen Lisa Bagwell Ben Baker Shelby Barber Harvey Beach Jennifer Booth Michael Bruner Shawn Callison Brian Cannon Andrea Carter Tammy Christie Tim Christopher Rex Chronister Jim Clark Tisha Clayborn Cindy Cole Robin Conner Mark Cook Nathan Cox Johnny Dallis Michael Daniel Leon Davis Peggy Davis Billy Draper Raymond Duke Tim Duncan David Emberty Monica Fazekas Gary Francis Stephanie Hickey Jeremy Hill VJ Grade David Holbird Rita Kirk Shelly Johns Cathy Johnson Stacy Johnson Sandra Jones Jolinda Laird Carl Lanham John Lloyd Kyle McCullar Chris Mello Cheryl Miller Dominick Miller Scott Moore Shayne Morris Gina Murphy Thomas O'Hern Debra O'Hern Michael Oliver Jerry Pace Eric Parks Lynette Porter Theresa Raunikar Shawn Reeves Joyce Robison Venetia Roper Chris Rowland Kim Shipman Catherine Sonaggera Lance Steel Ryan Van Misti Wallis Danny Waugh Lance Wilcox Michael Wilks Molly Wilson Jason Witt Kevin Yarbrough e v e n t h Tabatha Arcaro Chris Bailey Kim Barber Floyd Barnes Melinda Barnes Darian Bell Carl Boddy Anthony Botello Eric Brinkley Chad Browne Mindia Callaway Patricia Cannaday Mark Caraway Shirley Cecil Kim Chrestman Robert Coffey Scott Cole Diane Coley Steven Cooper Tony Crump Justin Curtis Billy Davis Tammy Doshier Glenda Earls Rosie Fortune Sheila Ganns Frederic Gardner Steven Glenn James Godosky Brandy Graves Gary Guthrie Leland Henry Patty Hunnicutt Russell Hutchinson Billy Houlton Betsy Johnson Brad Johnson David Johnson Michelle Keller Janet Kendall David Kibart Bowdi Kirk Allison Little Verdayne Lloyd Diane Mariott Garvin Mathiews Grant Mathiews Kevin Mathis Shannon Mathis Jim Maxwell Angela Menasco Deane Messex Pamela Millus Ray Monks De De Morris Robert Ott Johnie Pate Danielle Poelvoorde Al Porter Patricia Porter G r Tracy Pugh Bryon Rice a Nicola Robinson d e Anthony Rowland Ashley Ryan Arthur Saulter Andy Scharff Kathy Spotted Horse Bryan Stacey Greg Sullivan Dustin Taylor Heather Taylor Delores Thomas Kim Upton Shelly Vinge Paige Walker Michelle Wartick Brad Williams Linda Williams Karen Wynn F r e s h m e n Row 1: Brian Cannon, Wayne Brown, Carl Lanham, David Holbird, Richard Sonaggera, Danny Waugh, Eric Brinkley, Shelby Barber, Johnny Clark, Kyle McCullar, Darrel Wilson, Lance Steele. Row 2: Jerry Pace, Danny Emberty, Jerald Hollingback, Michael Cook, Kevin McCasland, Michael Oliver, Scotty Moore, Michael Daniel, Shane Mitchell, David Womack, David Saulter. Row 3: Tracy Allen, Michael Bruner, Thomas Miller, Marcus Tubbs, Lynn Johnson, Kurtis Lund, Glenn Miller, Robert Sprouse, Johnny Dallis, Michael Albright, Coach Boyd. s e v e n y h E • i 8 h t h First Row: Jim Maxwell, Mark Caraway, Bryon Rice, Anthony Botello, Brad Johnson, Justin Curtis, Lance Wilcox, Steve Glenn, Chad Browne, Greg Sullivan. Row 2: Shawn Callison, Johnny Pate, Eric Parks, Chris Bailey, Michael Wilks, Brad Williams, Deane Messex, Kevin Mathis, Mark Cook, Brian Cannon. Row 3: Tony Crump, Darien Bell, David Emberty, Ben Baker, Michael Daniel, Jason Witt, Bowdie Kirk, Carl Boddy, Kevin Yarborough, Danny Waugh. Look’s Like We Made It! Football Queen Janina Collums The 1984 Junior High Football Queen was crowned on a wet October 9 at half-time of the WJH vs Savanna game. Queen Janina was escorted by Richard Sonaggera and Thomas Mill- er. Her crown bearer was Jeff Mar- shall and the flower girl was Amber Shelton. Seventh Grade Attendant-Kim Barber Eighth Grade Attendant-Shelley Abernathy Ninth Grade Attendant-Kellie Price Roundballers Show Improvement We had a successful season this year even though we didn't win as many games as we wanted to. I feel we were successful. You measure success by improvement and we definitely im- proved this year, commented Coach Boyd. NINTH GRADE Row 1: Michael Albright, David Holbird, Bill Draper, Nathan Cox, Richard Sonaggera. Row 2: Coach Boyd, Darrel Wilson, Marcus Tubbs, Robert Sprouse, Michael Cook, Thomas Miller. EIGHTH GRADE Row 1: Harvey Beach, Eric Parks, David Holbird, Shelby Barber. Row 2: Fred Gardner, Brian Cannon, Michael Oliver, Mark Cook, Shawn Reeves. Row 3: Coach Boyd, Bill Draper, Chris Rowland, Tracy Allen, Michael Albright, Na- than Cox Basketball Queen Shiela Bell Following two postponements be- cause of snowy weather, Shiela Bell was crowned Junior High Basketball Queen on February 12, 1985. Her es- corts were Marcus Tubbs and Michael Cook. The crown bearer was Bryan Bell and the flower girl was Jamie Cole. Seventh Grade Attendant: Brandy Eighth Grade Attendant: Cheryl Ninth Grade Attendant: Linda Graves Miller Brinlee a� £°o D Ladies Show Determination The 1984-85 Junior High Lady Dig- gers have developed into a much im- proved ball club. The Little Ladies have captured the respect of their con- ference rivals. Playing teams with considerably more game experience, the girls have had to work harder and have learned to play with determina- tion, said Coach Wood. Ninth Grade Row 1: Linda Brinlee, Cheryl Miller, Tisha Clayborn, Janina Collums, Andrea Carter, Robin Bartunek. Row 2: Coach Wood, Shiela Bell, Tonya Ezekiel, Kellie Price, Jackie Cook, Misti Wallis Eighth Grade Row 1: Catherine Sonaggera, Peggy Davis, Misti Wallis, Tisha Clayborn, Andrea Carter, Sandra Jones. Row 2: Robin Connor, Cindy Cole, Tara Arcaro, Cheryl Miller, Jennifer Booth, Theresa Raunikar, Coach Wood. Seventh Grade Row 1: Delores Thomas, Linda Williams, Karen Wynn, Sheila Gann, Kim Barber, Diane Mariott. Row 2: Diane Coley, Michelle Wartick, Michelle Keller, Patty Hunnicutt, Danielle Poelvoorde, Tracy Pugh, Tammy Doshier. Row 3: Coach Wood, Brandy Graves, Kathy Spotted Horse, Nicola Robinson, Rosie Fortune, Janet Kendall, DeDe Morris, Melinda Barnes. Pep Club Beau Richard Sonaggera Richard is a Freshman. He participates in football, basket- ball and track. CHEERLEADERS Misti Wallis, Peggy Davis, Janina Collums, Shiela Bell, Shelly Abernathy, Theresa Rauniker AA VV nyMirn PEP CLUB Row 1: Shiela Bell, Janina Collums, Peggy Davis, Shelley Abernathy, Misti Wallis. Row 2: Mrs. Claris Poor-Sponsor, Paige Walker, Ashley Ryan, Tabatha Arcaro, Patricia Porter, Laura Holland, Alicia N. Bailey, Tammy Doshier, Diane Mariott, Patricia Cannaday, Heather Taylor, Kim Upton, Kim Crestman, Mrs. Ellen Robison-Sponsor. Row 3: Tonya Ezekiel, Glenda Earls, Stephanie Hickey, Rita Kirk, Linda Williams, Angela Menasco, Kim Forwoodson, Julie Cook, Sheila Ganns, Brandy Graves, Robin Conner, Sandra Jones. Row 4: Robin Bartunek, Michelle Wilson, Melissa Fite, Kim Barber, Janet Kindall, Debra O'Hern, Tisha Clayborn, Cindy Cole, Andrea Carter, Tara Arcaro, Cheryl Miller, Catherine Sonaggera, Danielle Poelvoorde, Gina Murphy. Row 5: Tiffany Decker, Shannon Mathis, Shirley Cecil, Marianne Alford, Tracy Smith, Dana Hollingback, Jackie Cook, Kellie Price, Linda Brinlee, Rosie Fortune, Diane Coley, Dewanna Morris, Kathy Spotted Horse. 4-H Club Top Row: Brian Cannon, Lance Steele, Mark Cook, Eric Parks, Marianne Alford, Sheila Bell, Jerry Pace, Tracy Smith, Dana Hollingback, Jackie Cook, Kellie Price, Michael Albright, David Holbird, Janina Collums, Catherine Sonaggera, Misti Wallis, Peggy Davis, Shelley Abernathy, Johnny Clark, Darian Bell, Harvey Beach, Michael Wilks, David Emberty. 2nd Row: Jim Clark, Anthony Botelle, Bowdi Kirk, Shelby Barber, Danny Waugh, Michelle Wilson, Melissa Fite, Kim Barber, Janet Kendall, Tisha Clayborn, Cindy Cole, Cheryl Miller, Tara Arcaro, Debbie O'Hern, Danielle Poelvoorde, Shawn Callison, Jeremy Hill, Michael Bruner, Chris Rowland, Scott Moore, George Monks, Gary Guthrie, Nathan Cox. 3rd Row: Johnny Dallis, Billy Davis, Stefanie Freeman, Robin Bartunek, Tiffany Decker, Glenda Earls, Kathy Spotted Horse, De De Morris, Tracy Pugh, Kim Forwoodson, Linda Williams, Julie Cook, Sheila Gann, Brandy Graves, Patti Hunnicutt, Robin Conner, Sandra Jones, Tony Crump, Mark Caraway, Greg Sullivan, Johnie Pate, Michael Daniel, Chris Michie. 4th row: Carl Lanham, Mike Cook, Bryon Rice, Chad Browne, Patricia Porter, Paige Walker, Ashley Ryan, Tammy Doshier, Dianne Mariott, Patty Cannaday, Heather Taylor, Kim Upton, Kim Chrestman, Stacy Johnson, Shelly Johns, Michelle Wartick, Karen Wynn, Tim Christopher, Brandon Rowland, Steven Cooper, Dustin Taylor, Andy Scharff, Leland Henry, Tammy Christie, Shelly Vinge. Bottom Row: Jason Witt, Jennifer Robison, Samantha Shipman, Raymond Monks, Eric Brinkley, Chris Bailey, Carl Boddy, Anthony Rowland, Billy Houlton, Jim Maxwell, Brian Stacy, David Williams, Deane Messex, Steven Glenn, Arthur Saulter, Floyd Barnes, Shayne Morris STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: Venetia Roper, Cheryl Miller, Andrea Carter, Kevin Mathis, Shannon Mathis. Row 2: Joyce McClain, Chris Rowland, Kevin McCasland, Kurtis Lund, Kellie Price, Laura Holland. OFFICE AIDES Row 1: Sandra Jones, Billy Davis, Jeremy Hill, Andrea Carter. Row 2: Rita Kirk, Shelly Johns, Cheryl Miller, Cindy Cole, Dana Hollingback. LIBRARY AIDES Brenda Cole, Venetia Roper, Mollie Wilson, Stephanie Hickey, Stacy Johnson Speech Club Row 1: Tiffany Decker, Kim For- woodson, George Monks. Row 2: Julie Cook, Alicia Bailey, Kellie Price, Lau- ra Holland. Row 3: David Harris, Dar- rel Wilson, Philip Hawthorne, Don Michie. Christmas Play Sixth Mrs. Jean Bell Tracy Aaron Todd Abernathy Rusty Allen Ellen Askew Sherri Bray Mark Bruner Susan Christopher Monica Davis Jennifer Dollins Becky Doshier Angie Dunham Heather Garner Shawna Gray Keith Gryder Brian Hill Tiffany Jeffrey Jennifer Kinnard Recey Kirk Katrina Laird Mistie Lokey Mitzy Miller Melissa Roberts Jason Robinson Jean Sharp Dawn Stephens Christina Stewart Stephen Webster Amy White Wayne Wilson Grade Vic Bhakta Mistie Cathy Dawn Coffey Paul Corley Lora Evans Mr. Stanley Fazekas Anita Godosky Larry Hugle Cheryl Jones Teresa Lawrence Delta Looper Sean McAllister Eric Porter Chris Reagan Anthony Ross Kristy Rowe Wesley Rowland Craig Shelton David Henderson Erin Hill Brandon Hokit Chrystal Houston Jo Ann Keller Brenda McAlester Tracey Price Bryan Rigsby Brenda Robinson Matt Saulter Debbie Saulter Dale Sitton Tammy Thrash Kevin Vaden Leonard Van Lorrie Waugh Joe Yarborough Mr. Jim Cathey 83 Fifth Mrs. Margaret Westover Jeannie Barnes Brandy Bullard Kay Christie Sue Ann Clark Patrick Dunham Tammie Dunham Angie Evridge Dustin Messex Adam Montana Justin Oliver Michael Ratliff Robyn Reynolds John Robison Trina Saulter Brian Shelton Lee Ann Smith Sam Sutton Robert Turner Stormy Waugh Billy Williams Jamie Yarbrough Mr. Frank Lawrence Jennifer Adams Bryan Adcock Haley Brown Angela Buffington Jason Campbell Lea Caufield Tara Cantrell Mirriah Caudill Tara Conner Joey Cook Anthony Cox Ramon Cox Sonja Deela Shannon Denton Gary Earls Martha Hobson Michael Holloway Grade Abel Baker Colby Boyd Barbara Caraway Betty Cooper Mendy Grady Mrs. Lora Maye Booth Jim Holbird Zebedah Jackson Brenda Kibart Darrell Millus Charles Perry Shea Petricek Verna Shadden Malinda Sharp Daniel Shipman Windy Soden Heather Stevens Aaron Stone Brian Sullivan Robert Taylor Tonia Wilson Heath Wooten Ashley Holt Lynn Houston Deno Jones Brady Mahoney Trade Maxwell Traci Mitchell Katrina Richmond Shannon Robinson Mike Saulter Terri Slocum Kerri Vieux Teresa Von Cannon David Watkins Little Digger Football ROW 1: Colby Boyd, Adam Montana, Brian Sullivan, Heath Wooten, John Robison, Stephen Webster, Anthony Cox, Jim Stickler, Brandon Hokit, Aaron Stone. ROW 2: Ramon Cox, Sam Sutton, Billy Williams, Todd Abernathy, Mark Bruner, David Watkins, Deno Jones, Joey Hood, Alvin Allen. ROW 3: Coach Bruce Ott, Abel Baker, Joey Cook, Howard Spotted Horse, Brian Hill, Sean McAllister, Tracy Aaron, Coach Randy Ragland, Coach Dave Morgan. Cheerleaders Stormy Waugh, Jennifer Dollins, Jeannie Barnes, Tara Cantrell, Anita Godosky, Ashley Holt, Monica Davis, Heather Garner And Basketball Row 1: Dale Sitton, Stephen Webster, Ramon Cox, Jason Robison, Jim Stick- ler, Bryan Adcock. Row 2: Brian Hill, Wade Spotted Horse, Shea Petricek, Colby Boyd, Todd Abernathy, Joey Cook. Row 1: Susan Christopher, Tiffany Jeffrey, Ellen Askew, Mitzy Miller, Becky Doshier. Row 2: Amy White, Jennifer Kinnard, Anita Godosky, Jennifer Dol- lins, Brenda Robison, Misty Smith. Row 3: Lorrie Waugh, Brenda McAlester, Andrea Burgess, Tammy Thrash, Monica Davis, Melissa Roberts, Heather Garner. Gymnastics This activity is open to all elementary students. Under the instruction of Coach Clayborn, the students meet one day a week after school. They are shown performing at half-time of a basketball game. l-H Club Officers Sixth Grade Officers Row 1: Brian Hill, Jason Robison, Jennifer Kinnard Row 2: Wade Spotted Horse, Lorrie Wilson, Keith Gryder Fifth Grade Officers Row 1: Ramon Cox, Kerri Vieux, Haley Brown Row 2: Traci Mitchell, Robyn Reynolds, Bryan Adcock Fourth Grade Officers Row 1: Jason Price, Joshua McGuire, Theresa Cantrell Row 2: Micah Short, Ginger Burnett, Libby Miller Susan Christopher tends her sheep while waiting to show them at the County Fair. Fourth Mrs. Mary Scharff Angel Bailey Robert Bias Kalli Boddy Cody Browne Terry Broyles Ginger Burnett Penni Cannady Daniel Dobson Neil Enis John Fazekas Scott Kibart Jeffrey Laughlin Donald Miller Libby Miller Amber Peterson Jason Price Natia Robinette Steven Rowland Brandi Sharp Katie Smith Melissa Taylor Richard Valbuena Jackie Vaughn Tara Von Cannon Ryan Wallis Mrs. Fern Glenn Vallaya Aynes Joseph Baker Richard Bray Bryan Cole Jimmy Collins David Crump Adam de Roulet Athena Fortune Courtney Harley Susan Keller Grade Buster Ardese Jason Bagwell Tina Bernardi Theresa Cantrell Tezsra Francis Miss Dorothy Cook Misty Helbert Tanya Hendricks Wayne Houston Kristina Kelly Kyle Knapp Todd Mariott Dustin Mathis Timothy McCullough Joshua McGuire Carey Pace Brian Parks Micah Poplin Micah Short April Stanton Jason Ratliff Bobby Reynolds Genia Taylor April Thrash Tammie Williams Jannie Kirk Richard Lopez Larry Mickle Dewayne Miller Dusty Neal Shelly Ross Kelly Rowland David Sawyer Chad Swaffard Erica Wartick Tony White April Wilson Lisa Wynn Third Mrs. Pat Miller Emily Adcock Nathan Barber Chad Botello Rachel Cantrell Cherish Deering J.R. Donoley Jonathan Fazekas Jack Haynes Wade Johnson Melissa Kline Eric Murphy Trevor Parrington Juistin Poe Christina Richmond Ginger Rowland Jeremy Sharp Michael Stevens Danny Sullivon Amy Taylor Victoria Wood Mrs. Jolene Kirkes Richard Barnes Lance Burnett Leona Cambell Clint Cannon Jason Draper Stacy Evans Steven Forwoodson Brian Hulsey Brian Kibart Kelley Kinnard Nicole Malone Carmen McAlester Willy O'Dell Candy Ogletree Michael Ott Octavia Robinson Cheryl Smith Leslie Sparks Joshua Stone Quinn Wooldridge Grade Harrison Bauer Michael Bloxham Aaron Branscum Roger Coley Andrea DeRoulet Mrs. Grace Russell Taylor Deering Bain Durant Jeremy Dennis Erin Glanville Ryan Hatman Jennifer Ratliff Shane Sparks Regina Stacey Nathalie Stephens Jennifer Stickler Donna Taylor Jennifer Taylor Alison Trotter Brandon Webster Houston Yeager Mrs. Glenna Clayborn Melloni Buckles Casey Clayborn Chris Fassio Jason Lawrence Shane O'Donley Breanne Oliver Sabrina Ott Zachary Parrington Travis Petricek Michael Pugh Kirsten Reding Aaron Richardson Heather Scharff Johnny Skimbo Taylor Smith Ryan Stone Lindsay Tate Jamie Taylor Julie Vaughn Jeremy Vinson Andrea Watkins Mrs. Denise Fassio Monica Burns Virgina Clark Tonya Cupp Aaron Deering Zac Fassio Melissa Glenn Jamie Harris Rebecca Hunnicutt Second Grade Daniel Adams Shereen Battles Darryl Beauchamp Daniel Buffington Mrs. Geraldean Roper Jamie Charloe Justin Cole John Hobson Joe Holloway Miranda Laird Christie Leamy Daniel Lokey Stephanie Morrow Carolyn Pace Kyle Phillips Lucinda Rierce Joshua Poor Michelle Shelton Seleena Shipman Samantha Shores Lorie Smith Heather White Erin Wilimon Gerald Irvin Natalie Marshall Gerad Mathis Bruce Rizor Melissa Schiwart Willie Dan Sharp s First Mrs. Jo Jones Terry Adams Roy Bias Larrinda Brown Jeremy Bullard James Clark Justin Crestman Crystal Crouch Christina Dunlap John Francis Cindy Grady Mark Graves Stacey Gryder Natasha Hatman Amanda Hill Jake Langham Jeff McCabe Clifford McDonald COlOMIl UNDtlt MOM Kentucky Fried Chicken. 413 W. Main Wilburton, Okla. 74578 465-3432 Grade Jay Aaron Ashley Boyd Ryan Cantrell Jamie Cole Edward Collins Mrs. Linda Acuff Roxanne Crump Melissa Culberson Doris Dill Richy Edington Holly Floyd Adam Gill Heather Grigsby William Hendrix Teri Kelly Daniel Kline Christina Lorey Sarah McGuire Rodney Melton David Mills Kimberly Morrow Penny Raspotnik Jeremy Robinson Michelle Sinclair Allen Shultz Loy Dean Smith Joshua Taylor Amanda Adams Shawn Barker Summer Bullard Bobby Ethridge Melissa Menasco Mrs. Gloria Herren Teresa Sam Jessica Scott Chad Scroggins Tonya Taylor David Wilson First Grade Miss Andrea Harris Tiffany Arcaro Angie Askew Clayton Aynes Angela Barry Doyle Blankenship Misti Brown Katie Clawser Jesse Cole Amy Davis Donny Dunn Kevin Francis Marty Gill Ricky Guthrie J.J. Hinds David McCullough Lucresha Pierce Lea Ratliff Laurence Rauniker Robert Senter Julie Shelton Shad Sparks Amy Trotter Micheal Vaden James Yocum Mrs. Lois Sokolosky Melissa Barbee Daniel Bray Beth Brown Mindy Bullard Lontia Clark Shawn Coffey Heather Coley Katrina Conner Travis Dollins Delana Gabbard Joy Gann Josh Hawthorne Amanda Hill Aron Holt Carli Hunt Lindsay Lauerman Kara McCullar Daniel Miller Carl Nimrod Amity Petricek Nick Potts Amanda Renfrow Jami Skimbo Josh Wise MORNING CLASS Kindergarten Johnny Alexander, Jr. Jerry Austin, Jr. Deborah Bagwell Shannon Barker Dale Cole Mrs. Maryellen Mooney Jennifer Hodges Taleena James Tony Knapp Jerry Morrow Benny O'Dell Courtney Pingleton Lucas Poplin Kristi Reeves Adam Rigsby Crystal Rowland Nikki Sharp April Stewart Jason Taylor Mike Tomlin AFTERNOON CLASS Kristy Allen Briana Bailey Johnny Blankenship Gordon Bockus Tom Britton Kimberly Cook Brad Enis Bobby Gabbart Julie Gilpen Dustin Herren Carl Lenard April McCarroll Lance Mathis Rachelle Owen Tony Ross Jasten Smith Amy Stark Molly Taylor Rebecca White MORNING CLASS Kindergarten Mrs. Judy Hulsey Israel Beauchamp Tommy Bias Justin Brown Adam Burgess Chris Clawson Marcy Fassio Matthew Glanville Dane Grigsby Jeff Marshall Teresa Osborne Lindsay Reding Jacob Reeves J. R. Shelton Cindy Stephens Bradley Taylor Joey Williams Laura Woodruff AFTERNOON CLASS Angela Ardese Adam Branscum Alanna Davis Jimmy Emberton Laura Hamilton John Haynes Nick Jones Steven Kelley Drew Lerblance Ericka Nickell Zac Rosebure Walter Sam Amber Shelton Jeremy Shelton Eric Wallen Nick Watkins ADVERTISEMENTS PEPSI-COLA OF McALESTER PEPSI 1528 East Electric McAlester, OK 74501 918-423-2360 LOVE BOTTLING CO. 306 East Wyandotte McAlester, OK 423-3024 BOB CECIL DOZER SERVICE 918-465-5146 Rt. 2, Box 337 Wilburton, OK 74578 TALBOTS 149 East Main 465-2223 Flowers For All Occasions Wedding Flowers Hallmark Cards Wedding Invitations and Accessories by Celebration HU SKINS DRUG STORE For All Your Family's Health Needs 103 East Main Wilburton, OK 74578 918-465-2301 $ WAYNE BUS AND EQUIPMENT SALES, INC. 2500 South Meridian Oklahoma City, OK 73108 405-681-6691 Latimer County ABSTRACT COMPANY Pat Royce-President Peggy Kirkes-Sec. Leslie Williams 465-2131 135 Main Wilburton, Okla. 74578 On behalf of the Balfour Company, we would like to extend our sincere CONGRATULATIONS and the BEST of LUCK in the years ahead. CLASS RINGS, ANNOUNCEMENTS, CAPS 6 GOWNS Balfour® From Balfour with pride. W. R. Lierman - L.G. Balfour Co. 5829 N. W. AOth Street Okla. City, Okla.73122 05-789-2052 ROY’S CARDINAL FOOD STORE Super Values Ample Parking Fresh Fruits And Vegetables Hours Main Bank: Monday-Friday 9:00-3:00 Friday Only 4:00-6:00 Drive-In Bank: Monday-Friday 9:00-4:30 Saturday 9:00-2:00 Member FDIC BERNARDI-POWELL REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Mitzi Bernardi - Insurance Agent (918)-465-2003 Connie Powell-Real Estate Broker (918)-465-2637 122 E. Main Phone-(918)-465-3319 Children's Clothing Gifts 201 W. Main Suite B Wilburton Waterline to any location, any time DAY or NIGHT B L Waterline Service 415 W. Main Wilburton, OK 74578 Bus. 465-3807 Water Wagons Fresh Water Systems Satellite Receivers LARRY THRASH 465-5148 MP 426-0660 Unit 3664 COMMUNITY NURSING HOME OF WILBURTON, INC. 200 N.E. First Street Wilburton, Oklahoma 74578 Phillip M. Green Administrator Telephone (918)-465-2221 K'lTW’C GULF STATION 219 E. Main Wilburton, OK 74578 Flats Fixed Tires Changed Gulf WINCH TRACTORS TANDEM DUMPTRUCKS Collums Dozer Service ‘Roads ‘Clearing ‘Landscaping •Ponds JOHN 6 SUNNY COLLUMS Wilburton,OK (918)465-3888 LATIMER STATE BANK We Care 918-465-2327 Member FDIC Main Bank Monday-Friday 9:00-3:00 Saturday 9:00-11:00 301 West Main Wilburton, OK 74578 “Drive-In Bank For Your Con venience’ ’ Jackets T-Shirts Caps Pens Specialty Advertising Calenders of Wl6arto BOB MOORE 1-918- 465- 2087 Home «465-5097 112 W. Main Wilburton,OK 79578 Phone -165-231 3 EDINGTON L-P GAS INC. 112 MAIN ST WILBURTON. OKLA 7457B WILBURTON AUTOMOTIVE CENTER • FRONT END ALIGNMENT REPAIRS • COMPUTER WHEEL BALANCING • CUSTOM EXHAUST MUFFLERS • TIRES • BRAKES NEXT TO HOSPITAL (918) 465-2180 901 CYNTHIA ST. WILBURTON, OKLA. 74578 Compliments Of DR. AND MRS. WAYNE GRIFFITH AND KENT WOOLDRIDGE OIL COMPANY, INC. ROUTE 2, BOX 178 C PH (918) 465-3981 WILBURTON. OKLAHOMA 74578 EASTERN TANK SERVICE Box 6235, Fort Smith, AR. 72960 Mobilfone 918 426-0660 Wilburton, OK. Phone Office 918 465-3330 CRANE • WINCH TRUCKS Dump trucks Bulldozers LOADERS HEAVY HAULiNO FORKLiPT - REAOY Mi CONCRETE ROWLAND CONSTRUCTION COMPANY INC WILBURTON OKLA 74578 0 v RHONE 465 2374 NIG � '' 465 1286 OKLA WATTS 1 800 722 BUI E O ROWLAND MOBILE UNIT 3265 DUKE S AUTO REPAIR 103 S.W. 10th 465-2201 Wilburton Energy Conservation Is In The National Interest KIAMICHI ELECTRIC CO-OP 465-2338 MILLER’S A UTOMATIC TRANSMISSION SHOP 130 W. Main Phone: 465-5457 WOOLDRIDGE MOTOR COMPANY 501 West Main Wilburton, Oklahoma (918) 465-3459 24-Hr. Wrecker Service Night Phone: 465-3359 George Kennedy Realty, Inc. n. 511 West Main Box 366 Wilburton.Oklahoma 74578 Office:918 465-3932 Residence.918 465-3787 THE AUTOMOTIVE INC. 116 W. Main Wilburton Phone: 465-2303 Compliments Of R.M. VALBUENA, M.D. STAFF Congra tula tions From THORNBURGS TEXACO MAYOR AND MRS. HOOD 229 W. Main Wilburton, OK 465-2423 Oil Wash Job Filters Tires Grease Job STATE FARM BILL HALL Office: 465-3646 Residence: 465-3900 'Like A Good Neighbor, State Farm Is There. 105 North Central P.O. Box 396 EASTERN OKLAHOMA STATE COLLEGE Attending classes at Eastern Oklahoma State College are (1-r) Rodney Wright, Jo Lynn Williams, Wendy Hall, Vicky Thompson, and Billy Sharp. sir ALUMNI ASSOCIATION at � ' — f Celebrating their thirty-year reunion was the Class of '54 and their spouses. Class members pictured are Delmer Allen, Jimmy Pirtle, Anna Doris Cocke Pirtle, Tom Poteet, Betty Hendricks Callison, Thelma French Dunlap, Clyde Chigger Holbird, and Lionel Young. The Wilburton High School Alumni Association was established in 1915. They meet annually for a banquet on the Saturday night before Easter. President Gary Boyd, presiding at the 1984 banquet, speaks to the 500-plus members who have gathered in the junior high gymnasium. Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Smith represent the many students and faculty who have passed through the halls of WHS. The Class of '84 will soon be the newest alumni. The Band students serve the large banquet with effi- ciency and have fun at the same time. Melanie Bruner and Shelly Poor prepare to serve more plates of food. FOSTER S BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP 115 W. Main Wilburton, OK. 465-2261 Telephone 465-3641 PAUL WAYNE SOCKEY, D.D.S. Office Hours By Appointment 106 East Ada Street Wilburton, OK. 74578 Carpet Ceramics Drain Boards Linoleum Tile er d's Floor Ce„fi 205 W. Main Wilburton,OK 74578 (918)465-3033 J.D. 6 Norma Reed, Owners -Home of your complete floor needs- Free Estimates • Experienced • Insured Thomas Bros. LUMBER SUPPLY R.O. Box 99 218 E. Main Wilburton, Oklahoma 74578 465-3961 SOONER COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. 902 Industrial Blvd. McAlester, OK 423-0911 things go better,! Coke TOM CROWL DIAMOND SPORTS Basketball, Baseball, Softball, Football, Soccer, Etc. 918-423-8716 2nd ind Wyandotte McAlester, OK 74501 HANDY STOPS 1, 2, AND 3 Sandwiches Ices Fountain Drinks Hot Coffee Magazines Books Video Games Self-Serve Gas Now Serving Pure Ice Cream Banana Splits, Sundaes, Or Cones 6A.M.-12 Midnight 7 Days A Week Complete Line Of Health And Beauty Aids 314 W. Main 801 W. Main 710 Hwy. 2 North WILBURTON RED BUD Paul And Phyllis Howard 306 W. Main 465-2196 -Dint- Overlooking Beautiful Lake Carlton 'Dlie (loot Jituti 'J-lnfc («18)405 30 05 liKTTY HOLLAND M.-in.i rur SWORD OF LIFE Christian Book Store Listening Center-Posters m Cardinal Village ENIS FEED STORE Acco Feeds-Seeds Fertilizer Owners-Orville And June Enis Wilburton, OK. LATIMER COUNTY TODAY 465-3851 Compliments Of DR. RICK GRANT D.M.D., INC. Family Denistry WILBURTON BUILDING CENTER P.O.' Box 699 Wilburton, Oklahoma 74578 Gary Rosebure 918-465-5438 BILLY McCALLIE CLINT McCALLIE Res. Phone Res. Phone LATIMER COUNTY AGENCY (91B) 965-5118 Mobile ‘7350 (918) 965 5593 Mobile 3036 OFFICE RESIDENCE 918-465-2538 465-3561 Minnie M. Cobb Agent Tucker - Downing Agency Protect Your REAL ESTATE BROKERS GENERAL INSURANCE AUCTION SERVICE Happiness With Sound Insurance GERALD DOWNING P.O. BOX 367 NANCY DOWNING WILBURTON, OK 74578 G G SHOES WILBURTON LIONS CLUB. Gladys Smith-Owner 119 E. Main (918) 465-3972 Wilburton, Okla. 74578 Authorized Catalog Merchant Over 20,000 Items Satisfaction Guaranteed Wilburton, Okla. 108 E. Main 465-2304 Serving The Community HOTEL ANTONE Call For Reservations Carpets-Air Conditioning Private Club Minnie Appling, Owner Class Of 1932 465-2393 126 W. Main Sharpe'? DEPARTMENT STORES 101 West Main Wilburton, Oklahoma f BIN FRANKLIN STORE Quality Merchandise 465-2511 147 East Main Wilburton We Buy or Loan on Anything of Value THE JEWELRY BOX 139 East Main Wilburton, OK. 74578 Custom Jewelry Watch Repair Jack And Barbara Webb, Owners 918-465-3821 SUPER SPRAY CAR WASH Deno Maggi Winston Cocke COCKE HARDWARE FURNITURE BOX 628 137 E. MAIN OFF: 466 - 3962 WILBURTON. OR 74578 SITE BUILOING - WINCH DOZERS - FORK LIFT FULLY INSURED SHARP CONSTRUCTION CO. WILBURTON. OK 74570 (018) 465-5183 TERRY SHARP FLOYD SHARP MODIL PM. UNIT 3644 MOBIL PM UNIT 3631 RES 9!0 469-2736 RES 9181 469-9183 127 W. Main Wilburton, OK. Refrigeration Service WESTON PLUMBING AND HEATING Box 496 465-3207 u D R SERVICE SUPPLY CO. HWY 270-PANOLA 465-5025 Ron Cox Jeff Cox John Didlott Fred Pace 465-9965 Joy Cox Beverly Cox Jimmy Didlott Melvin Frances Oil Field Gas - Groceries Pumps Supply-Service OK Feed Hardware LATIMER COUNTY NEWS- TRIBUNE Fred Stovall Publisher Your County Newspaper Since 1898 y i iro� Complete Auto Repair tiMUiijf Foreign Domestic P-hW,w ROGER PRYOR GARAGE EMPLOYEES of 0 PSO GoodOents 918-465-3682 214 E. Main WILBURTON, OKLAHOMA INSURANCE FOR NON DRINKERS ONLY INSURANCE COMPANIES AUTO- CHURCH- HOME- LIFE TED EWING SPECIALIZING IN CHUftCM INSURANCE WE BUILT A COMPANY JUST FOR YOU 1212 N BLAIR PO BOX 250 WILBURTON OK 74578 BUS 918 465 2233 OR 916 485 5135 Compliments Of JONES FUNERAL HOME Office Ph. 465-3778 LATIMER COUNTY INDUSTRIAL CREDIT 715 W. Main Helen Russell Wilburton, Oklahoma Everything For Sanitary Maintenance ACME JANITOR CHEMICAL Fort Smith, Ark LATIMER NURSING HOME Highway 2 North 465-2255 ABERNATHY ENTERPRISES, INC. CITY ELECTRIC DIVISION Industrial, Commercial, Electrical Contractors Air Conditioning Systems Woody Abtrnothy ChoHotto Abtrnothy Rt. 2, Box 138 (911) 465-3829 Wilburton, OK. 74578 t£o 119 FRANKLIN ELECTRIC World's Largest Producer Of Six-Inch Submersible Motors 270 West Stovall Road Wilburton, OK 74578 We use Kodak paper Fora good look WITT'S CARDINAL PRESCRIPTIONS BARNES WITT. R Ph. PAT WITT. R Ph. PROFESSIONAL PHARMACISTS HIGHWAY 2 NORTH WILBURTON. OK 74378 PHONE 465-3965 THANK YOU - WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS WE MAINTAIN A COMPLETE RECOFID OF ALL YOUR FAMILY'S PRESCRIPTION PURCHASES YOURMAN JEWELERS Since 1907 Watches, Gifts And Diamonds 465-2801 131 E. Main 'For Gifts That Last OTASCO Home Owned By Rock Enis 111 E. Main 465-3442 Wilburton, Okla. DRESS SHOP In The Heart Of Downtown Wilburton 128 E. Main Mon.-Sat. 9:00-5:30 Jr. 3-15 Missy 6-20 MasterCharge VISA Marquise Studio, Inc. 3121 N. Van Buren P O Box 906 Enid, Oklahoma 73701 SERVING YOU SINCE 1900 WITH THE FINEST SENIOR PORTRAITS. [120, J L