Will Rogers High School - Lariat Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1982 volume:

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Will Rogers High School 3909 E. 5th Place, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74112 Table of Contents Special People 9 Senior Class ,35 Junior Class 64 Sophomore Class ... 86 Faculty 108 Departments 122 Sports 130 Organizations 158 Flashbacks 186 Index 193 Lariat Staff Melanie Allen Diane Anderson Becca Beustring Cindy Bowman Kim Burks lack Calvert Shelley Chapman Ann Chupp Peggy Chupp Tony Cope Penni Foreman Alix French Mike Harris David Kimball Cheryl Martin Heidi Mitchell Tim Scott Mark Shell Susan Skowronski Cyndi Smith Melody Smith Pam Smith Steve Spoon Kathy Stockwell Karen Swank Joni Thurman Ronda Wayne Lana Williams Mark Worthington Luann Wunsch Mary Ann Parker: sponsor Cover artwork by Darlene Moore. Now, now boys! Don ' t fight over me. Melanie Allen, Kim Burks, and Ronda Wayne at their best. FLASHBACKS ' 82 ooh, la la! Remember the good times Come on, Kelly, swing it! Punk out! Keep that spirit up, Big Blue! Hail to the Band Queen! Spirit Chain! It ' s gonna be one of those days. all the times. football games Hex Hale pep rallies parades Seniors candy homework marching band friends weekends gossip plays AuoD|eq sjbdj o ssep Ajimubj ipoz smuaj aqna ,s uqny sp|euoQ3| v saot ssaipug meqa imds sajowoqdos pej} oval T-shirts Class of 82 ' elevator passes Junior Hall cheerleaders Friday Night Sunday cramming memories Hi] TT W sjuSy 3u!smj3 apud siuawaaunouuy juawaauaujujo;} wojd auojsAa | Apq ssep ||Ph jomas Suuds ||eqaseq uojjenpejfj In tribute to those Ropers who are very SPECIAL PEOPLE, itfCT Jltfi. Salute in RfciiOPitjLin t at it ' Intmrni ir. sch m! nr_nni?jfw Mrtst«i«Joq| c«iffriWfioiu t Y ( v W fc 1 ' ««. ' • i v v. •■• •, 0 ( I Miss Will Rogers: Pam Smith The selection of a senior girl to represent our school as Miss Will Rogers is an important part of Roper tradition. This year Miss Pam Smith was given this honor. She was crowned Miss Will Rogers XLIII in assembly on September 25, 1981. 4 Pam has been a very active member of the Rogers student body, and an outstanding student. She served as Secretary of the Senior Class, Varsity Head Cheerleader, Secretary of the National Honor Society, and member of the Lariat Staff. In addition at all these responsibilities, she maintained a 4.0 grade average as she prepared to attend college where she wants to study psychology. Pam was known by her teachers and friends as a young lady of high moral character, enthusiasm, spirit, and dedication. Her reign as Miss Will Rogers set an example for future queens to follow. Miss Will Rogers and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. LeeRoy Smith. (3uiy ,„,,„,„ , ,, m e Q9u Mda?ifo J!.,.,,, t ,., , , .,,.. gg, ..,. -;.. q¥ u u itaM Coronation V:X and Homecoming 1981-82 S2 BaM ' ®lue m Band Queen Attendants The Golden Roper Marching Band was represented by Becky Vance as the Band Queen for the 1981-82 school year. The coronation took place on October 9, 1981, when she promised to uphold her position as Band Queen. She was much more than a beautiful queen; she was a part of the Golden Roper Band. Besides playing alto saxophone in the marching band, she played in the Concert band as well. Becky was also active in the N.H.S., French Club, and the Chorale. Becky was extremely proud to be our Band Queen. At first I was surprised, shocked, and then relieved. It didn ' t hit me that I was Queen until I was standing in front of the school. All of the Senior girls work hard and deserve to be recognized. I ' m very proud to represent the Instrumental Music Department, and I consider it a real honor to do so. I will cherish the memories always. ttes X Karen Headrick and Betty Jackson felt honored to be chosen attendants to Becky Vance, this year ' s Band Queen. First attendant, Karen Headrick, has been in Concert and Marching band for three years. This year, Karen was also the secretary of the Latin Club, which she has been a member of for two years. Second attendant, Betty Jackson, has also been a member of the Marching band for three years. This year, Betty was captain of the flag squads. She devoted many hours of her time to making new drills for the half-time shows. Betty was in the Latin Club, N.H.S., and was formerly a member of the track team. Both young ladies are very proud to represent the band in the finest tradition. Most Athletic: Jamye McKenzie and Larry Herrel Most Intellectual: Laura Dudney and Victor Wren Will ' s Week Best Ail-Around: Allen Harrison and Shelley Chapman Best Dressed: Pat Stangeby and Stacy Gardner Winners: 1982 Friendliest: Vince Johnson and Ann Chupp Most Humerous: Allen Harrison and Kathy Stockwell ana c ana u Tpha t and avid f-yLcmea ana uwznt and and QJom ana O. % BUbj H r  L. 2raa Q xiein ana ana Q vamy ( ytcc cwe AFS: FRED FENGER This year Rogers was glad to welcome AFS student Fred Fenger from Geneva, Switzerland. In Switzerland, German, French, and Italian are spoken and although Fred speaks a little of each language, he speaks French most often at home. In Geneva, Fred attends Ecole Superieure de Commerence (Superior School of Commerence.) Where students change classes in much the same way we do at Rogers except in Fred ' s school students have all the same people in every class. At Rogers, students have many electives while at Fred ' s school students are enrolled in a standard curriculum which does not offer electives. In the United States Fred lives with the Stangeby family. His host brother is Pat Stangeby who is a senior. When Fred started school at Rogers he soon learned about such Roper traditions as the spirit chain and Homecoming. His favorite classes at Roger ' s are drafting and French. Fred has many interests such as photography, bowling, chess, and skiing. Fred says he misses snow skiing (which is hard to do in Oklahoma where there are no real mountains and little snow!) Fred joined the AFS program and came to America because he saw a lot on T.V. about the United States and he was curious to learn about the people and the language first hand. Fred says that he has not seen a lot of the U.S. yet but what he has seen he likes and hopes to see more before he leaves in July. It is worth coming here since I ' m learning a new culture, a new way of life, and new people. I ' m sure that I have a lot to learn now and hope that people around will learn something too! Fred Fenger Fred working in U.S. History 3 % life - | IMk BT • ,k H W. mBf- %• If A B • Fred and host brother Pat Stangeby studying Physics together. TOWER AWARDS During the 1961-1962 school year a Student Council committee devised an award to recognize students who had made an outstanding service contribution to Will Rogers High School. The Tower Service Award gives special recognition to students who have distinguished themselves by giving their time and energy in service -tithe school. The students are nominated both by faculty members and the student body, and final selections are made by a committee of students and faculty members. This year eleven seniors were so honored, and were presented with their awards during the Class Day Assembly in May. K BW H attT _ Shelley Chapman Ann Chupp Laura Dudney Jerry Frisbee Allen Harrison Yince Johnson Rosa Nunez Pam Smith Katfa Stockwell John W ' hitten Luann Wunsch ROPER SALUTES A Roper Salute is an award designed to give honorable mention to seniors who have shown outstanding ability in academics and or leadership during their high school years. Recipients of this award are selected on the basis of participation in clubs, sports, and other outside activities sponsored by the school. Final selections are made by a special group of faculty members and students, and the awards are presented during the Class Day Assembly. Pat Brown Sandy Carr Chris Chenoweth Joel Cole Liz Cotter Sharon Fritts Stacey Gardner Pat Hayman Karen Headrick Beverly Hull David Kimball Charles King Paul Klein Mindi Lawrence Steve McClellan Jamye McKenzie Vicki Newman Sarah Parnall Carl Robison Pat Stangeby Phillip Storm Cassandra Thomas Becky Vance Rhonda Wayne Steve Wiles CD 05 2 u CD Q. en CD IS) CD C CD O o c 05 u Answers on page 1 93 The class of ' 82 first entered the doors of Will Rogers High School in the fall of 1979, perhaps a little afraid of what lay in front of us. We soon became an active part of the mighty Home of the Ropers, and it grew to be our home away from home . By our junior year we were seriously working to raise money for our senior prom, a project which took many long hours of planning and hard work. We entered our senior year with the belief that we weren ' t just a senior class, but we were a family. Our senior year was a special year: the culmination of twelve years of classwork, friendships, growth, and belonging. We had shared our disappointments and successes together. We had collected many memories together. Now, graduation was upon us and in the flurry of getting ready for the prom, mailing commencement announcements, and thank you notes, being fitted for caps and gowns, and filling out admission forms, we suddenly realized that we were facing the end of our high school days and that we would soon confront the challenging world. The friends we had would always share a part of our lives in thought, and we would all remember the words, each happiness of yesterday is a memory for tomorrow . CLASS OF ' 82 ' SENIOR CLASS OFFICER S | ■$ i m i - % ft Vince and Pat hard at work. Bottom row: President, Pat Brown; Student Council Rep. lei Cole; Treasurer, Vince )ohnson; Middle row; Social | Chairman, Kathy Stockwell; Secretary, Pam Smith; Sponsor, Mrs. Wallace; Top row; Vice President, Shelley Chapman SENIOR CANDIDS O CO J 4 E - l • -; 4 Class Colors: lavender and cream Class Motto: Each happiness of yesterday is a memory for tomorrow. Abramson, Lauri Acosta, Michael Addington, Vicky Adkins, Lisa Alexander, Kelley Allen, Melanie Anderson, Melissa Anquoe, Tamra Antone, Calvin Ashley, Regina Avery, Donna Bagby, Patrick Bailey, Patti Baker, Danny Baker, Leslie Bankes, Nile Barber, Pamela Barker, Pat Barnhart, Kelley Bartholomew, Carla Basford, Richard Bennett, Pat Bentley, Sheryl Bolton, Vivienne Boulware, Janet Bowman, John Boyd, Bythe Branscum, Levonia Breeding, David Bringham, Brian Brock, Teota Brown, Carla Brown, Pat Bruce, Linda Burdick, Randy Burger, Rhonna Burks, Kim Caldwell, Jeff Caley, Mary Beth Calvert, Jack Campbell, Lynnette Canady, Marv in Capps, Treasa Carmichael, Kay Carpenter, Jessica Carr, Sandy Casey, Sondra Chalakee, Stewart Chapman, Shelley Chenoweth, Chris Childers, James Chupp, Ann Clark, Rhonda Clay, Tim Cline, Eddie Cole, Joel tj j m ■ Cole, Tammy Collins, Beth Cooper, Cindy Cope, Tony Corn, Melissa Cotter, Liz Countryman, Brad Cowles, Donna Crisp, Robert Cromer, Rex Crow, Dennis Culp, Ricky Cunningham, Cayla Davis, Joe Davis, Lyndon Davis, Mike Delargy, Tim Denney, Dane Derry, Cindy Driver, Paul Dudney, Laura Duggins, Kirk Dunn, April Durant, Colitta Durant, Lolitta Durham, Debbie Dyche, Kellev Easley, Kim Eckles, Darrell Eddingfield, Lavon Epp, Scott Epps, Tricia Ernst, Sarah Evans, Robert Farrar, Kevin Fenger, Fred Fernandez, Pavel Fogle, Debbie Foreman, Penni Fowler, Sandra Fowler, Sharon Freeman, Sherri French, Alix Frisbie, Jerry Fritchie, Don Fritts, Sharon Gardner, Stacy Garrett, Jamie George, Julie Given, Keith Glass, Brenda Goettleman, Steve Graham, Allen Graham, Deborah Gray, Sondra Gray, Tony Green, Lester Green, Kevin Griesap, Mary Griffin, Mike Grindele, Rhonda Guest, Sheryl Guilfoyle, Liz Hale, Teresa Haley, Raymond Halfmoon, Carla Hall, Lori Hammons, Theres Hanes, Glenna Hanner, Cathy Hanoch, Melissa Hardman, Daniel Harjo, Tammy Harris, Jim Harris, Mike Harris, Vanessa Harrison, Allen Hastings, Rebecca Hawkins, Shelley Hay, Jana Hayes, Cindy Hayhurst, Jack Hayman, Pat Haynes, Pammy Haynes, Sammy Headrick, Karen Hearn, Matthew Helinski, Judy Henderson, Kenneth Henderson, Lillie Herd, Kim Hernandez, Irene Herrel, Larry Hicks, Stacey Hoffman, David Holcomb, Tanya Holley, Stephanie Holt, Debbie Hood, Paula Harper Hood, Wesley Howell, Sandra Bean Huckaby, Alice Hull, Beverly Hunt, Dwayne Hunter, Margaret Iverson, Danny Jackson, Betty Jackson, Junior Jackson, William Jiles, Lori Johnson, Dean Johnson, Kevin Johnson, Phil Johnson, Vince Jones, Brent Jones, David Jones, Don Jones, Kim Jones, Tom Jordan, Jonnetha Kelley, Janet Kemp, Becky Kendrick, Cheryl Keys, Tonya Kimball, David King, Charles Kirk, Todd Klein, Paul Knight, Quanah Kupp, Larry Lahmeyer, Sandy Lakey, Gina Landingham, Laura Lane, Jimmy Lawrence, Mindi Leeson, Terry Little, Jeff Little, John Long, Margaret Lowther, Sonja Lucas, Lance Mantich, Lisa Marshall, Pamela Martin, Cheryl Masnica, Deborah Mason, Todd Mayfield, Austin McCarty, Victor McClellan, Steve McColpin, Charles McDaniel, Tona McGee, Bobby Mcintosh, Barney McKenzie, Jamye McKillop, Donna McKinney, Larry McNickle, Joyce Merz, Danny Metzger, William Miller, Randy Mitchell, Heidi Moen, Kathy Monnin, Janet Moore, Darlene Moore, Rozon Morse, Camille Morton, Wendell Moss, Darrell Moss, Greg Mougell, Andrea Murray, John Naylor, Terri Neel, Jay Nelson, Ricky Neville, Chris Newman, Vicki Nicholas, Helen Nodine, Steve Norris, David Nunez, Rosa O ' Dell, Candi Ogden, Candy Overby, Donna Pace, Greg Payne, Rosanna Petre, Curt Philpot, James Pittman, David Ponto, Anne Potts, Peggy Louise Powell, Cathy Powell, Kandi Price, Carol Price, Darrin Price, Terri Pruitt, Mike Queen, Sandra Raffensperger, Jaime Ramsey, Becky Rapp, DeeAnn Reed, Sheena Roach, Terrence Robbins, Beverly Roberts, Donna Roberts, Sondra Robinson, Lisa Robison, Carl Robison, Lisa Rockwell, Carlie Rockwood, Carla Rodecker, Deborah Rodrigues, Marina Rogers, Cindy Rogers, Evelyn Rogers, Sonia Roper, Arty fza Sallee, Cathey Seaborough, Robin Seitz, Greg Seitz, Tony Serna, Diana Sevier, James Shell, Mark Shelton, Mike Shephard, Christina Shoemake, Laura Simmons, Scott Singer, Patty Skowronski, Steve Slama, John Smith, Daphne Smith, Dana Smith, Lisa Smith, Pam Smith, Susan Snow, Rachel Stafford, Timmie Stangeby, Pat Stanley, David Stepp, Bruce Stewart, Larry Stewart, Mike Stinnett, Lora Stockwell, Kathy Storm, Phillip Sullivan, Carol Sullivan, Jeff Surber, Steve Swank, Karen Taylor, Rob Taylor, Saudonna Thomas, Derek Thompson, Chip Thompson, Terry Thurman, Scott Tompkins, Tracy Tottress, Renetta Townsend, Johnna Trevathan, Perry Tunnell, Jody Turner, Willana Vale, Mark Vance, Becky Vaughan, Jimmy Wall, Candace Warren, Barry Watson, Sarah Wayne, Ronda Wells, Bill Whatley, Tracey Whitcomb, Michelle White, Eddie White, Tonya Whitten, John Wiles, Steve Williams, Keith Williams, Sonia Winters, Ann Winton, Chris Wisner, Denise Wunsch, Luann Yingst, Lisa Young, Kim Wooten, Mike Worthington, Mark Wright, Nina Wright, Tammy Senior Dennis Wiggins, who spent most of his senior year as an exchange student in Barva, Costa Rica. Juniors Learn the Ropes Left to right: Miss Nancy Snider, sponsor; Sarah Whitten, Student Council Representative; Layna Daniels, Treasurer; )oni Thurman, Vice-president; lamie Carpenter, Secretary; Lana Williams, Social Chairman; Darelyn Esmeyer, President. We ' ll be free in ' 83! rang throughout the halls during our sophomore year, but as our junior year progressed, feelings changed at the thought of leaving Will on the Hill. Our junior year found us continuing the hard work of fund raising. We sold pom poms and M M candy, raising little money but helping to boost school spirit. As the year grew shorter our funds grew larger as our sales increased. We sold Roper waving hands, key chains, stationary, and sweaters. But our biggest money-raiser was the spirit chain contest in which we took second place by raising $288. Hey Juniors! You re almost there! Addington, Kirk Allen, Babette Allen, leannie V Anderson, Barry Anderson, Diane Anderson, Mike Anderson, Scott r Ansiel, Sharole Applegate, Ginger Arnold, Chad Atchley, Eric Babiavz, Roger Bachlor, Steve Bagby, Tim Biag, Mirza Bailey, Ed Bailey, Jerry Bankston, Randy Barbour, Beverly Barnes, Larry Barr, Suzerte Barrett, Kim Baughman, Sarah Bean, David Beattie, James Berry, Arthur Beustring, Becca Blair, George Bloss, Shelly Bluford, Steve Bookout, James .. Borkpile, Jackie Borrell, Mike Nibbles says, One 11 x 13 please. Boulware, Tom Bowman, Bubba Bowman, Cindy Bowman, Debbie Bowman, Doug Boyd, Kenneth Boyd, Kim Bradford, Desiree Branch, Paula Brashar, Danny Brazeal, Becky Brazeal, Teresa Brown, Charles Brown, Debbie Brown, Donna Brown, Gerry 4 JGt« J . Bullis, Laurie Caler, Sherrill Caley, Sally Campbell, Lori Campos, Joe Carpenter, Carla Carpenter, Eric Carpenter, Jamie Carpenter, Joni Case, LeAnn Casey, Jody Castillo, Randy Caudle, Lori Chilton, Joe Chumley, Brian Chumley, Terry Chupp, Peggy Clarkson, Tracy Cline, Les Cosby, Gina Cox, Donna Coyle, Lori Crittenden, Yvonne Cunningham, Steve Daniels, Layna Davis, Karen Davis, Kim Davis, Phillip Decamp, Leslie DeLeon, Martin DeLeon, Veronia Doakes, )ohn Dolph, Laura Dunivin, Valera Dunn, Sheryl Ebling, Lisa Edwards, Rhonda Edwards, Ruth Elliott, Tammie England, Dee English, Traci L. Esmeyer, Darelyn L. Ferrell, Christine Finley, Sammy Ford, Samantha France, Kim Frago, Jamie Franklin, Angela Freeman, Robin Frew, Mike Cabbert, Mark Garrison, James Gearhard, Terry Gilliland, Teresa Gill iss, Jennifer f s V T Ciroux, Richard i L i Conterman, Charles % Gould, Gerald Gragg, Darin d V Graham, Robyn 3 Gray, Kim Grayson, Richard Green, Cherrie Green, Greg Greenwood, Lester Gregory, Kerri Gulley, John Guthery, Mike Hagar, Mike Hall, Kelly Hall, Laura Hall, Theresa Suong Nguyen in deep concentration. Hamil, Debbie Hanoch, Rusty jfion o Hardesty, Kathy Hargis, Raylene Hargraves, Lisa Harless, Jerry Harney, Deanna Harney, Rodney Harris, Bridget Hay, Mike Headrick, Anita Hembree, Mark Hess, Elizabeth Hicks, Barbara Hill, Tom Hill, Troy Hitchcock, Aletha Hogan, George Hope, Angela Horner, Romona Howze, George Huddleston, Chris Hudson, Becky Hunt, Clarice lackson, Johnny Jamison, Bill (| Johns, Geary Johnson, Anthony Johnson, Patricia v Johnson, Carol -A V . , f Keltner, LeCina Keys, Brent King, Randy Klein, Dan Knigge, Kay Koebring, Christine Lakey, Tonya Landingham, Lesli Lane, Jeff Leatherman, Joe Lee, Hyun Leonard, Brian Little, Donald Long, Paul Loomis, Keith Lovenduski, Rose Lowry, Greg Lowther, Tina Lusk, )oe Lyon, Kenneth Manifold, Diana Manios, Dean Martin, Tom Massey, David n Mauller, Tracy McBroom, Kenneth f w McChee, Jeff McGowen, Becky Mcintosh, J McKinney, Alicia ft O f McLaughlin, April McMillan, Brinda McNickle, Jeff Meeker, Scott Menard, Donald Meseke, Doug Miller, Ron Mitchell, Carla Narcomey, Michael Nelson, Dorothy Neville, Rhonda Neumeyer, Staci Neumeyer, Traci Nguyen, Linh Nguyen, Suong « £ Niblett, Allen Nitz, Larry Norton, Ernie O ' Donnell, Tony O ' Quinn, Pam Overturf, Jimmy Owens, Connie Palmer, Patricia Partridge, Ricci Payne, Martha Patterson, Tony Pena, Teresa Pendleton, LaVonne Penn, Sharyl Peterson, Bobby Pf leeger, Carl Phelan, Debra Pollard, Prisscilla Porter, Don Porter, Gary Porter, James Price, Wendell Proctor, Tina Purdom, Donna Quick, Tommy Qumney, Denita Raguz, Rene Randquist, Detta Redcherries, Noreen Richter, Yvette Riggs, Craig Roark, Judy Roark, Paula Roberts, Roxann Robinson, Randy Rogers, Gary Rogers, Liverty Rosenfeld, Klare Rotramel, Wendy Rowe, Rosle Ruggles, Tony Russell, Sandra Sandlin, Rhonda Scott, Debbie Scott, Tim Setchell, Shawna Shea, loAnna Sheldon, Toble Shelton, Randy Shelton, Vickey Shephard, Phyllis Sherwin, Kerri Simms, Ray Simon, Barry Skowronski, Susan Smith, Bryant Smith, Carl Smith, Cyndi Smith, Melody Smith, Pam Sontheimer, Scott Sparks, Oreland Spoon, Steve Stafford, Cindy Stafford, Shanna Stegall, Norman Steiert, Bill Stevens, Jim Storm, Stephen Still, Sandra Stroud, Patricia Stumbo, Jennifer Styve, Allan Suarez, Ronald Sullivent, Robert Sutherlan, Connie Thomas, Mark Thomas, Phi 1 1 is Thomas, Ronnie Thomas, Timothy Thurman, Joni Tinsley, Harry Todd, Glenn Todd, Monica Trekell, Rhonda Turner, Raybern Turney, Adelle $£fi Friends, Romans, Charlie Brown, lend me your ears! Varnell, Todd Vaughn, Jeff Voight, Barry Vuong, Nga Wade, Donta Wade, Kelly Wager, Sally Walker, Tyrone Walston, Jerry Weaver, Paula 1 Webb, Elaine West, George West, Jackie West, Norah -? Whatley, Sandy White, Kelli Whiteman, Craig Whitmire, Paul t r Whitten, Sarah Wilkins, Lori ilkinson, LaDonna ih Williams, Emily Williams, Lana Williams, Lisa W9A Williams, Terry Williamson, Chrystal Wilson, David Wilson, Jeff Winsworth, Doug Winterstine, Frank Witter, Stacey Wolf, Ricky Wolff, Darin Wonderley, Don Workman, Kellye Youngblood, Curtis In tribute to the hopeful SOPHOMORES WEfcE THE BESTv ku+even MORE, THE CIASS or Sophomore Class Officers On August 31 the Sophomore Class of ' 84 walked down the halls and into the classrooms to begin their first year at Will Rogers High School. The class enrollment was about 490 students, with members coming from Anderson, Bell, Cleveland, Hamilton, and Wilson junior high schools. The class had a very busy year. It all started in September with the election of class officers. Soon the officers and their new sponsor, Mr. Duane Selvey, began fund raising projects which would build a class treasury that would pay for senior year expenses such as a prom and a class gift. Sophomores sold such things as refreshments at the Homecoming Dance, Class of ' 84 t-shirts, fire extinguishers, and World ' s Finest Chocolate. As May rolled around, sophomores excitedly looked forward to the ' 82- ' 83 school year when they would at last be juniors! Left to right: President, Sam Spears; sponsor, Duane Selvey; Vice-president, Phi Than; Secretary, Sheila Chapman; Treasurer, Michael Null; Student Council Representative, Vicky McCombs; Social Chairman, Jody Lewis. Sam and Jody looking for spots to hang posters for yearbook sales. Michael shows a fund raising technique! Abney, Rodney Ackerson, Alfreda Acuff, Tammy Adams, Martin Alcorn, Lynn Alec, Pam Altizer, Tina Anderson, Gayla Anderson, Todd Angel, Kevin Antle, Todd Atkins, Steven Austin, Debbie Bagby, Felicia Barker, Bob Barnhart, Tony Batchelor, Tina Baughman, Kathy Beattie, Billy Beaver, Joylene Bennett, Beth Bennett, John Bentley, Colleen Benton, Jimmy Berryhill, Karrie Bevenue, Tony Bishop, Eddie Blum, Tracy Bonner, Sharon Bosenburg, Lynn Bowline, Darrell Boylan, Joe Bradford, Carla Branom, George Franklin Branom, Jinjer Brashers, John Brewer, Starlett Brisco, Julie Brock, Jom Brooks, Bryan Brower, Samantha Brown, Angelia Brown, Larry Brown, Phillip Jrown, Tammy Brownlee, John Bryan, Thomas Bryant, Gina Burch, Ruthann Burdick, Linda Burr, Tashia Burton, Alice Butler, Kevin Caddy, M.C. Caldwell, Stacy Campbell, Donna Campbel, Kenny Carlile, Becky Carpenter, John Carpenter, Liz n 6 Catholic, Kenneth Caygill, David Chalakee, Michael Chancellor, Chris Chapman, Sheila Charlton, Tracy Chezem, Stacey Childers, Katie Chube, Preston Cindle, Jimmie Coats, Doug Cole, Brian Collins, Delbert Conley, Kellie Conley, Johnny Cooper, Susan Cottingham, Cherry Cotton, Keith Cousins, Debra Cox, Becky Crain, Carla Crosby, Steve Cox, Cayle Cunningham, Sandy Curtis, Steve Dalrymple, Michelle Davis, Darryl Davis, Deborah Delargy, Shawn De Lean, Claudia A Devo reject? Dentis, Rhonda Destieguer, Mike DeVille, Teresa Dinh, Phu Dodson, Angie Dorrough, Richard Dotson, Gary Duggins, Kerri Duke, Kerri Duncan, John Dycus, Scott Edwards, Danny Ellis, Susan Epps, Rhonda Esmeyer, Larry Espinosa, Stan Evans, Stacy Feaster, Greta Flanigan, Connie Foote, Trace Foster, Teresa Fowler, Ronnie Calutza, Steven Garcia, Lisa Gaylor, Robert Gist, Robert Glover, Darren Goff, LaShone Gonzalez, Elsa Gouge, Lee Couker, lames Gourd, Susan Green, Solomon Greenfeather, Bobby Griffith, Samuel Griggs, Yvette Grummert, Allen Gulley, Robert Haas, Rochell , , 4t Haggard, Lynn Eddie can ' t get enough of that good ol cafeteria L fnnrl V Hall, Mary Hall, Melanie Hamby, Katrina Harl, Billy Hart, Tami Hasting, Jessie Hauser, Edward Hawkins, George Hawkins, Marty Hayes, Shannon Hayes, Steven Hayes, Tina Hays, Dewayne Hearn, Faith Hedge, Karen Henry, Sean Herbert, Robin Hernandez, Raymond Hibbard, Clay Higeons, Kevin Hill, Phillip Hill, Tony Hillard, David Holley, Rhonda Hollingshead, Fabian Holmes, Lawrence Holt, Scott Honicutt, Scott Hopkins, )ames Hopkins, Renee Steve Curtis looks forward to the day he can stand in Senior Hall. Hudson, Keith Hughes, Monica Hummingbird, Eddie Hunt, Danny . Hunter, )anene Hunter, Rodney Hutton, Lisa Innes, Anne Iverson, David Jackson, Jane lackson, Terry Jackson, Jim Jaggers, Wayne Jaime, Deanna James, Camie Johnson, Danny Johnson, Dave Johnson, Deanna ohnson, Joseph ohnson, Mitch Judkins, Darrel Kaiser, Sheila Kee, Tom Keith, Barry Killough, Rodger Kincade, Ellen Kliesen, Kenny Knight, Carla Knode, Ann Kron, LaRoyce Kupp, Kenny Larson, Michael Lashley, Candy Ledbetter, Stan Lee, Melanie Leighton, Jeff Leman, David Leeson, Cheryl Lenard, Tammy Leonard, Mike Lydens, Angela Lyles, Elliott Mackey, fames Maggs, Richard Manios, Darren Manley, Dave Marquez, Oscar LL n M Martin, Bridgett Martin, Kelly Martin, Maria Matheny, Joseph Mathews, Ricky Mathis, Ken May, Sheryl Mayfield, Candy McAnally, Brenda McClard, Tina McClellan, Derrick McCellan, Vyron McCombs, Vicky McDaris, Parti McCinnis, Tony McKenzie, Gerald McKillop, Particia McKnight, Darrell McLaurin, Allan McNickle, Julie Mehm, Mary Merrill, Anita Merill, Gary Metzger, Mike Mickle, Julia Miliar), Ramon Miller, John Miller, )udy Miller, Sean Mills, Bruce n - Mitchell, Chris Molesworth, Anita Moore, Bobby Moore, Rodney Moore, Tommy Milligan, Chris Mozingo, Marci Mullins, Debbie 9©. Shelia and Mike fight to keep their curls in place. tf Mullins, Mashell rV fT Murdock, Lisa £ Sophomores learn a new meaning for Study Hall ' Muskrat, Emmie Myer, David Myers, Avery Nunez, Susie Null, Michael Nichols, Lance Nguyen, Hoang Newman, Kathy Nash, Stacey Napier, Anthony Oliver, Sonya O ' Neill, Tina Parks, David Parsons, Diana Patrick, Richard Penn, Darrell Penn, Kenneth Perry, Felicia Pollard, Tonya Poor, Melvin Portwood, Jackie Postoak, Shauna Powell, Gerald Powell, Ivan Powell, Monte n £j Powell, Tracey Price, Bob Price, Greg Purcell, Tobi Pryor, Teddy Randquist, Gayla Ready, Mike Record, ]ohn Redmen, David Reed, Lisa Reed, Marnita Reeves, Todd Remy, Terry Ricketts, Merlin Ridenhour, Tim Rinney, Melvin Rider, Keith Rigdon, Raymond Risinger, Royce Robbins, Doug Roberts, Toby Roberts, Mike Robins, Mike Robinson, Robin Rodecker, Terry Rogers, Sherry Rogers, Valorie Tami Hart has no trouble finding where the phones are located fl fi . l Roper, Melissa Roper, Mike Rotrammel, Wendy Rust, Kenny Sallee, Vicki Sanders, Michelle PMf fi Sanders, Richard Scott, Jack Serna, Joe Shadrick, Colen Shaw, Cathy Shaw, Sharon Shawnee, Billy Sheppard, Mark Shoemake, Kathy Shockley, Lisa Short, Robert Sluder, Kathy Smith, Denise Smith, Doug Smith, Lesa Smith, Michelle Smith, Vicki Spaniard, Richard Spears, Sam Spencer, Derick «0Nlb gm Floyd Bridges is eager to help the girls in woodshop. Two of the prettier Sophomore girls at Rogers. Stake, Lin Star, Jimmy Starkey, Ronnie Stelert, Susan Stephens, Chris Stowers, James Stroud, Cheryl Styve, Gary a Suter, Beverly Sutherlan, Lisa Swope, David Taylor, Johnnie Taylor, Vincent Thomas, Todd Thompson, Debra Thurman, Chris Tievino, Francisco Towers, Vernon Tran, Phi Turner, Raymond 1 Tull, Gary Tyrrell, Sonya Uhles, Darren Utley, Jim VanDera, Maureen Wade, Marty Wagoner, Barbara Wagoner, Tuesday Wallace, Oscar Walters, Jaime We ' re the Best We ' re the Sophomores explore New Horizons in Rogers cafeteria. ?l ft I ; Wolf, Michael Wood, Tammy Woodruff, Cindi Woods, Kim Worsham, Jerry Wright, Chris Young, Brad Young, Jerry Young, Robert Young, Tim But Even More Class of ' 84 In tribute to the fearless PERSONTfi • SS FACULTY Superintendent: Dr. Larry Zenke Superintendent and the School Board Eight members of the Tulsa community made up the Tulsa Board of Education this year. A new member to the staff was Mrs. Judy Eason-Mclntyre, who replaced the late Mr. Chester Ragsdale. For the fifth year Dr. Larry Zenke served as Superintendent of all Tulsa Public Schools. H : School Board, L to R: Mr. Ray Conard, Mr. Vernon Hobbs, Mr. Gary Watts, Mrs. Judy Eason-Mclntyre, Mr. E. T. Watkins, Mrs. Margorie Dougherty and Mr. Walter Hushbeck. PRINCIPAL £ A man whose office is always open to anyone. A man who struggles and fights to maintain the reputation of Rogers. A true, blue Roper. These are just a few of the many descriptions of Martin E. ; McGinty, our principal. Mr. McGinty has been the principal of Will Rogers High School since February of 1973. Prior to taking over the job as principal, he was a teacher, counselor, and assistant principal. He has a major in modern European history, and enjoys reading about this subject in his spare time. Mr. McGinty enjoys his job very much. When asked what I he liked most about his job, he replied, I love working with the fine young people, teachers, and parents in the Rogers ' community. What more could a school ask for? This man is definitely one in a million! Assistant Principals Tom McGuire Mr. Tom McGuire and Mr. Scott Richardson served as Rogers ' assistant principals. It was their responsibility to work with the principal, the staff, and the student body to provide educational and extra curricular activities. Mr. McGuire ' s duties basically concerned school sponsored activities, student fund raising projects, and the Board of Control. In describing Rogers, Mr. McGuire said that Will Rogers High School is a traditional school, meeting the needs of the college bound student as well as those students going into the work force. He added that he really enjoys working Scott Richardson with the staff and students. Mr. Richardson had many responsibilities such as curriculum development, orientation of new teachers, and representing our school on district committees. He said he believes Will Rogers High School is a fine school with the potential to be great. Mr. Richardson said he enjoys the staff and appreciates their efforts to do an important job in trying times. Speaking of the student body, Mr. Richardson said that he found most every student that he came in contact with to be basically a nice person. Mr. Richardson tells a funny. NURSE Mrs. Dorothy Marouk once again took care of the health services duties at Rogers. She was available on Monday, Wednesday and Friday all day, and on Tuesday morning and Thursday afternoon to talk with students about health problems, send ill students home, administer first aid, and keep student health records. LIBRARY AND MEDIA Librarian Sharon Meeks and Library Clerk Tricia Hardin kept the library and the media center running smoothly this year. The library offered materials for research and personal reading, while the media center offered audio-visual materials and equipment for use by teachers who wished to enrich their lessons and classroom activities. DEANS COUNSELORS Among the busiest staff members at Rogers are the two guidance deans, Mr. Rudy Lack and Mrs. Jessie Woodward, and the three academic counselors: Mrs. Versie Alford, Mr. Wes Howl, and Mr. Dean Loyd. It is the responsibility of these people to handle the personal and academic problems of Rogers students as they work toward graduation. Countless hours are spent adjusting schedules, working with students to improve attendance and behavior, and planning for each student ' s future. OFFICES Brenda Bertotti Ann Burkett loAnn Fleming Tricia Hardin Marjorie Lawson Elizabeth Moore Vivian Richards Pat Sloan Carole Tibbs Three separate offices are at work each day to carry out the clerical duties required to keep Rogers going. In the Attendance Office Mrs. Marjorie Lawson and Mrs. Betty Moore spent long hours keeping attendance records, writing admits to class, and publishing the attendance bulletins. In the Registrar ' s Office Mrs. Vivian Richards (Registrar and Office Manager) and Mrs. Carole Tibbs kept student records, compiled the numerous statistical reports, and handled the enrollment and withdrawal of Rogers students. In the Main Office, Mrs. JoAnn Fleming served as Mr. McGinty ' s secretary, while Mrs. Brenda Bertotti worked as requisition clerk and secretary for the assistant principals. Mrs. Ann Burkett operated the switchboard and helped with clerical chores. CO Q O S CJ Left to right: Frank Hobbs, Marvin Chastain, and lack Black. s ssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss sssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss 5 B V Fmnt row left to right Betty Smith, Felipa Isaac, Belulah Kinsey, Irene Murphy, Vanessa Harris, and Ruby Babby Back row Steve D kerson, ' Wilma Hastings, Helen Kuhanski, )oyce )ones, Lou,se Baker, Al.sa Panneil, and Lavelda Bishop. WILL ROGERS FACULTY At Its BEST What ' s that? I didn ' t hear you, implies Mrs. Higgins and Mrs. Woodward Miss Polumbus. enjoy a moment of peace. Coach Coodsell introduces the Roper football team. 1 1 Mr. Richardson, Mrs. Alford, Mr. Howl, and Mr. McCinty have some refreshments at the NHS initiation meeting. Mr. Lack directs traffic in the back parking lot. Miss Shideler introduces the Varsity Football Cheerleaders. Mr. Burton asks, Does anybody know what this letter is? ' m A new addition to the Rogers faculty, Mr. Lonnie Spencer, practices his Roper smile. Coach Morgan says, But it was this big! rr Mr. Brown conducts sociology class Mrs. Watts prepares for an experiment. Coach Inkster awaits the arrival of St. Nick. Mr. Ryan and friend conduct a physiology lecture. 4 Mr. Metzer and Mr. )im Potts enjoy refreshments at a faculty meeting. Mrs. Wallace teaches her daughter, Giny, Coach Austin asks, Want to buy a candy bar? Dorothy Marouk, our school nurse, measures Cyndi ' s height. the rules of the French game While on hall patrol, Mr. McCinty stops to talk to Debbie. Versie Alford Beverly Archer George Austin Betty Bolton Louise Brazier Viola Brotherton Ken Brown Loretta Burnett Jimmy Burton Billy Joe Cagle Clare Caldwell Don Calvert Clifford Criddle Phil Davis Roy Dawson John Dempsey Richard Dennis Suzette Eberhard Jean Freeman Judy Giesick Randy Goodsell Dorthy Gray Carl Hale Barbara Hambric Ransom Herron Lucretia Higgins Shirley Home Wesley Howl Carolyn Hurd Tom Hurst John Inkster Jean Kersten Rudy Lack Craig LaGrone Charles Loper Charles Lowe Dean Loyd Dorothy Marouk Otto Marshall Georgann Martin Mozelle McFrazier Sharon Meeks Joseph Metzer T.L. Montgomery Gordon Morgan Al Paolucci Mary Ann Parker Ian Polumbus Jim Potts JoAnn Ragsdale Jim Ramsey Barbara Redd Hazel Reynolds Mary Louise Rose Bill Ryan Paul Salter Bill Schneider Duane Selvey Loretta Shideler Nancy Snider Lonnie Spencer Brooksie Sylvan Tanya Tibbs Gayle Wallace Carolyn Watts Dixie Wheaton Wendell Wilkinson Zondra Woodruff Jessie Woodward ROGERS FACULTY __ . ih tribute to ' the academic i 1 DEPAR ' NTS Write I ' Right ss English — Four units of high school English are required for graduation. At Rogers students may earn credits in English 10, English 11, and English 12, and or journalism. In these classes emphasis is placed on improvement of grammar and writing skills, and exposure to great American, English, and world literature. Mrs. Judy Giesick served as chairman of the eleven member English Department this year. Math — One unit of high school math is the graduation requirement for members of the classes of 1982 and 1983. Two units of high school math are required beginning with the class of 1984. At Rogers students may enroll in Basic Math, Vocational Math, Personal Math, Pre-Algebra, Elementary Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Math Analysis, or Calculus. Jim Burton served as chairman of the five member Math Department this year. Social Studies — Three units of high school social studies are required for graduation, and at Rogers students may earn these credits in U.S. History, and World History or Sociology. The purpose of social studies is to promote more effective citizenship through an understanding of mankind ' s history and social patterns. Miss Mary Ann Parker served as chairman of the eight member Social Studies Department this year. SPANiSH I Nosotros I UsteS ' stedes El Spanish — Spanish language students at Rogers worked with Miss Jan Polumbus to develop their skills in reading, writing, and speaking espanol as they studied the histories and cultures of Spanish-speaking countries. Most Spanish language students also enjoyed participation in the Rogers Spanish Club. French — Ropers interested in the French language and French culture found just what they were seeking in the classes taught by Mrs. Gayle Wallace and Miss Jan Polumbus. French students were all invited to join the fun in French Club in addition to classwork in their second language. Latin — Rogers students with an interest in the classical world could enroll in classes in the Latin language taught by Mrs. Gayle Wallace, who also served as chairman of the Second Language Department. Latin students expanded their study through membership in the Junior Classical League, better known as the Latin Club. Business Education — Students at Rogers who wished to acquire knowledge and skills useful in dealing with the business world could choose from courses such as Typing, Shorthand, Office Machines, Data Processing, Business Law, Recordkeeping, Office Procedures, Business Math, Careers, Consumer Economics, Accounting, and Cooperative Office Education. Mrs. Beverly Archer served as the chairman of the seven member Business Department. Science — Two units of science are required for high school graduation. At Rogers science students could choose from a variety of courses in which they would learn more about the physical world: Biology, Advanced Biology, Psychology, Earth Science, Physics, and Chemistry. Mrs. Carolyn Watts served as chairman of the eight member Science Department. EIQ I 3B Special Education — Classes in math, history, and English were provided by the Special Education Department for those Ropers with special educational needs. In addition a job related course was available to special education students wishing to earn high school credit and to enter the world of work. Mrs. Lucretia Higgins served as chairman of the six member Special Education Department. Home Family Living Designed to provide students with skills and information useful in home and family life, this department offered courses in clothing, parenthood, housing, family economics, and child development. Miss Nancy Snider served as chairman of the three member department. Physical Education — Two units of physical education are required for high school graduation. At Rogers physical education students are encouraged to develop skills which they can enjoy throughout their lives. Swimming, team sports, tennis, archery, and body conditioning are all a part of the physical education program. Mr. Tom Hurst served as department chairman with Ms. Suezette Eberhard and Mr. Clifford Criddle conducting the eight daily physical education classes. Driver ' s Education — One of the most popular courses at Rogers was driver ' s education. Open to students ]5Vi years old and older, this course offered the student driving practice in simulators and on the street, and study in the theory and rules of driving. Mr. Tom Hurst served as chairman of the three member driver ' s education team. Speech — Speech arts students practiced their skills under the direction of Mrs. Barbara Hambric, who also directed the activities of the stagecraft class. Students enrolled in speech and stagecraft participated in the production and the presentation of school assemblies and school plays, such as The Homecoming which was presented in November. ! •= Art — Mr. T. L. Montgomery offered a variety of experiences in painting, drawing, design, and sculpture for Rogers students seeking credit in basic art or advanced art. Mr. Montgomery also served as chairman of the Fine Arts Department. ini 1 IBI ini Instrumental Music — Mr. Joe Metzer conducted marching band, jazz band, concert band, and orchestra for Rogers students who wished to develop their instrumental music skills. In addition to these performing groups, Mr. Metzer also taught a class in music appreciation. 1 L Urn Mi± 1! 1 -1 - m ML t Z- ' A I | Vocal Music — For students who enjoyed singing, the vocal music department offered participation in Chorale or Choraliers. These singing groups prepared special vocal music programs under the direction of Mrs. Mary Louise Rose, who also offered a class in music theory for the more serious music student. VOCATIONAL ARTS Cosmetology Vocational Printing Vocational Arts classes offer students high school credit for job training and work experience through such programs as Cooperative Office Education, Vocational Printing Cosmetology, and Distributive Education. In each of these program students learn the skills and practices which enable them to serve the public either in the office, the print shop, the retail store, or the hair care center. Graduates of these programs are prepared to enter a full time job upon graduation from high school as a result of their training and experience as students. Vocational students are invited to join clubs such as DECA, FBLA, and VICA as a means of enriching their |OI experiences and training. Cooperative Education Distributive Education INDUSTRIAL ARTS Woodworking Machine Shop =™i i i inr ira inr The Industrial Arts program at Rogers offers students a chance to learn skills which can be a job, in a career, or in the home making repairs or carrying out do-it-yourself projects. This year students could choose from courses such as woodworking, small engines, metal shop, power mechanics, home mechanics, electronics, and drafting. Mr. Al Paolucci served as chairman of this nine member department. in i 1 1 = i pi l i I mi i mr = f VACUUM TUBE CHARACTERISTICS B- B+ — Ml Rl . . : . £ , vi it -0 — ' VS I t o || o — e h CI I ! i C4 I , , ♦ ♦ ® _ - Er .I ,._ ■-■  - M . ™ sckoi run I— I f B, t m R2 ® iTfA _ C2t a • ♦£ Power Mechanics T+ T It -r ' T - Electronics _. n tribute to all those Ropers who participated in Football Action Defense, ready for action Tobie Shelton catches the pass. Quarterback Larry Harrell passes off to running back ]immy Overturf. ROPER FOOTBALL Front Row L to R: limmv Overturf, Danny Johnson, Clay Hibbard, Robert Chapman, Melton Qu.nney Ken Campbell, E Green Tim Bagbv, Larry Esmeyer, Ricky Nelson. Second Row: Tobie Sheldon, Tony Ruggles Stacy Wh.tter Tony Be enue erry Bowman, Barnev Mcintosh, David Redman, Preston Chube, Jason Logan. Third Row: Lyles Elliot, Ipvp rX WilNam Metzer Vince lohnson, Gary Gibbs, Pete Cain, Mike Pruitt, Larry Herrel. Back Row: Randy Bankston £m Chmctnl Robert Evans, Lee Gouge, Doug Smith, Dann Wolfe. George West. Not pictured: William BaliTrd Pat Brown, Johnny Brown, Jody Casey, Mike Harris, Darren Mamos, Larry Stewert, Johnny Taylor, Keith Dixon, Manager: Eddie Hauser. RoDer Football ' 81-82 was under the direction of Coach Randy Goodsell. The team recorded a and 16 season an5 although they weren ' t winners, they kept their spirits up and tried hard. Th,s year ' s squad did score more points against 2nd ranked Memorial than any other team the Chargers played this year Unfortunately the Roper reputation was scarred due to a tight on the t.eld during the next to the last game ot the season However, after this experience Ropers determined to rebuild the high quality of sportsmanship Rogers has always represented in Tulsa. SENIOR MEN ,. William Metzer Mike Pruitt Km Vk Bottom row, L to R: Mike Stewart, Steve McClellan, Greg Lowry, Tom Martin, Trace Foote. Top to Bottom: Pam Smith, Ronda Wayne, Melody Smith, Kim Burks, Babette Allen. During the spring of ' 81 , tryouts were held and judged by cheerleaders from surrounding colleges. Five boys and five girls were selected for the cheerleading squad, and cheerleaders began their practices, which were held from 6:00 til 8:00 every morning during the summer. It was a lot of hard work and time spent for the cheerleaders but it all paid off in the end with a winning squad. The cheerleaders attended two NCA cheerleading camps, where they won altogether four blue ribbons and two spirit sticks, a great honor that proves the squad had plenty of spirit. During this past school year the cheerleaders kept spirit going by having pep assemblies, selling spirit ribbons, and inviting everyone to come out to the games. The cheerleaders did a great job of supporting the football team and our school. Roper Football Scoreboards Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers 14 22 12 12 8 12 6 VARSITY 20 33 34 34 20 28 23 26 49 Central Muskogee Broken Arrow Washington East Central Edison Memorial Hale McClain Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers 16 8 6 6 JR. VARSITY 6 20 44 6 7 21 26 Central Muskogee Washington Broken Arrow Edison Memorial McClain JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS We have spirit! The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders raised spirit and pep at all B-Squad football games They never lacked in pride and always had the determination to win. Mrs. Shideler sponsored the cheerleaders this year. .V. Cheerleaders, L to R: Suzi Nunez, Susan Gourd, Ellen Kincade, Cheryl Stroud, Carla Crain, and Tammy Swafford. t p f I ■ AT ITS BEST Varsity Basketball Scoreboard Rogers 73 64 Edison Rogers 70 71 East Central Rogers 71 68 Edison Rogers 76 67 Hale Rogers 49 46 Union Rogers 78 89 Central Rogers 89 52 Webster Rogers 65 49 Union Rogers 56 59 Sand Springs Rogers 81 61 Memorial Rogers 79 64 McLain Rogers 70 68 Muskogee Rogers 80 52 Broken Arrow Rogers 65 93 East Central Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers 71 67 57 93 65 63 64 63 59 61 Memorial McLain Muskogee Broken Arrow Hale 79 63 Regionals 67 61 Tahlequah Muskogee !■ - £ . , „ ROPER BASKETBALL Fmn. Row I to R- Brent Kevs Gary lones Troy Hester, Vincent Taylor, David Iverson. Middle Row: Davey Redman, Keith Dixon, Randy King. Coach Spencer gives Troy and Gary the game plans. The 1981-1982 Rogers Varsity Basketball team, under new leadership, stunned Roper basketball fans with a winning season. The Ropers charged onto the court in November with two returning starters and a new head coach, Mr. Lonnie Spencer. Coach Spencer came to Rogers with eight years experience in leading teams to victory. After a decade of losing seasons, Roper fans found it hard to get used to thinking of Roper basketball as something worth going out to see, but as the season progressed the crowds began to grow. Coach Spencer did not put as much stress on winning as on getting the best from each player. This let winning take care of itself. Fundamentals of the game, defense, and playing team ball were what Coach Spencer worked on most. These elements were the keys to success, and made the 1981-1982 Roper basketball season one of which all Ropers could be proud. SENIOR BASKETBALL MEN Lyndon Davis At 5 ' 9 and 158 lbs. Lyndon Davis chose to play basketball because he enjoys the competition. He thinks that to become as successful as Dr. J , whom he admires, it will take lots of hard work and time. Lyndon spends six hours each Saturday practicing, and works out with the basketball at least four days a week after school. He has been playing for seven years, and is best at passing and shooting. Lyndon wants to attend college, but at this time is undecided about where. Dedication, talent, and someone to push you are what 6 ' 2 , 165 pound Allen Harrison thinks it takes to be successful. He chose basketball over any other sport because it is fast-paced, and requires a combination of intelligence and talent. Allen began playing basketball when he was a little kid on the playground, and he has played competitively for seven years. On the court, hustling and good defense are Allen ' s strengths. He plans to attend college and go into the Christian ministry. Allen Harrison Troy Hester Troy Hester was one of Rogers ' returning starters, playing point guard, an extremely important position on the team. At 5 ' 10 and 150 lbs., Troy ' s strengths include good defense, quickness, and a good shooting ability. He began playing basketball at age nine, and wishes to be like Dr. j. Troy practices at least two to three hours a day after school hours, four days a week. He hopes to attend college, although he has not yet decided where. In college he wants to continue playing basketball. David Jones played one of the most responsible positions on the floor: center. At 6 ' 5 , 200 lbs., David was a returning starter with a great deal of ambition. He has been playing basketball since seventh grade, and plans to stay with the game in college. He is best at shooting close to the basket and at rebounding. David most admires Larry Bird David )ones and wishes to be like him because of Bird ' s ability to play team ball. A lot of practice and hard work are what David thinks it takes to be successful. After all, he believes, if you want something bad enough, you work for it. VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Front row, L to R: Rosa Numez, Colitta Durant. Second row: Una Williams, Kathy Stockwell, Kim Burks, Ronda Wayne, Joni Thurman. Th,rd row: Melody Smith, Pam Smith, Babette Allen. GIRLS BASKETBALL Standing: Tressa Capps, Stacy Gardner, Sherry Rogers, Tomita Tillman, Brenda McAnally, Sheryl Bentley, Kerri Duggins, Coach T.L. Montgomery, Coach Austin, Susan Smith, Becky Hudson, Jamye Mckenzie, Cherry Cottingham, Kathy Shoemake, Missy Weddle. Kneeling: Sheryl Penn, Teresa Gilliland, Jennifer Gilliss, Not Pictured: )oylene Beaver. The 1981-1982 Girls ' Basketball team faced another year of struggle and rebuilding. The Roper girls had only one returning Senior, Stacy Gardner, who devoted a third year of hard work to the Roper basketball program. The Roper girls broke their two year losing streak by defeating the Webster Warriors, 52-47. Coaches Austin and Montgomery were pleased that each player was dedicated to the team, and considered the 1981-82 season a season of growth. Both coaches expressed hopefulness for the team ' s continued improvement next year. ROPER GIRLS IN ACTION SENIOR BASKETBALL WOMEN Tresa Capps enjoys basketball a great deal because she feels that she is achieving something due to hard work and diligence. Teresa plans to attend O.U. She has played basketball for four years, and at 5 ' 8 is a guard. Her favorite pastimes include softball, and horseback riding. Jamye McKenzie has picked up many ideas about basketball strategy by watching other teams. She has been playing the game herself for three years, and hopes to continue in college. Jamye is 5 ' 4 tall and enjoys playing team basketball most. She plays both guard and forward. Outside of school she puts in about two hours of practice daily. Stacy Gardner has been playing basketball for three years and hopes to continue her career as a basketball player at Oklahoma Christian College. At 5 ' 4 she plays guard for the mighty Ropers. Stacey enjoys the exercise more than anything else about the game, and admires the TU Hurricane. Susan Smith most admires Larry Bird. At 5 ' 9 tall Susan hopes to play basketball at Southwestern University where she wants to major in art and minor in printing. Susan thinks that the competition and the effort it takes to stay in shape are the best aspects of basketball. She has been playing for seven years. Teresa Capps Pat Hayman Quanah Knight Jayme McKenzie )aime Raffensperger Front Row, L to R: Tami Hart, Jennifer Gilliss, Jaime Raffensperger, Quanah Knight. Middle Row: Teresa Capps, Kathy Stockwell, Sherry Rogers, Jayme McKenzie, Sonia Rogers, Lynn Duty. Top Row: Christine Baugh, Brenda McAnally, Susan Smith, Coach Gordon Morgan, Pat Hayman, Christy Holt, Mary McAnally. Rogers 7 Hale 12 Rogers 1 Edison 15 Rogers 21 McLain 9 Rogers 11 McLain 7 Q Rogers 3 Memorial 9 Q£ Rogers 1 Muskogee 5 o CO Rogers 5 Muskogee 16 Rogers Broken Arrow 4 C£ Rogers 6 Broken Arrow 13 O Rogers 15 Washington 1 U Rogers 2 Owasso 4 Rogers 4 East Central 10 Rogers 6 East Central 4 Rogers 1 Memorial •District 9 Susan Smith Coach Morgan demonstrates pitching form. Kathy Stockwell ' 47 1980-1981 Varsity Basebal hell loe Smith Kirk Duggins, M.ke Harris, Coach Cordon Morgan, Jimmy Overturf, Johnny Kn Mart WorthTn n Back Ro S r Bill DudneyVvm Farrar Barry Simon, Ross Bachlor, Tom Cray, Larry Herrel, Cass McKenzie, Randy King, David Berry, Tommy Montgomery, Perry Trevatnan. The 1980-1981 Varsity Baseball team had an outstanding season, finishing third in its conference. The twenty-seven victories attained by the team marked the fourth highest season in Rogers ' baseball history. There were several exceptional players on the squad, including Cass McKenzie, who set a city and school record for the most RBI ' s in a season: 48. He was also selected to be on the Tulsa Metro All-Star Team. Randy King set a school record for most wins as a sophomore pitcher with eight victories. Senior Bill Dudney also set a school record for the most walks in a season, with a forty-six, compared with a career average of seventy-four. Coach Gordon Morgan was well pleased with the performance of the team, but said that he expects even more from the 1981-1982 team. The coach commented that the underclassmen that remain for the ' 82 season will give Rogers a strong nucleus for a run at the state championship. Another exciting moment in Roper baseball! fTT £r_ Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Bishop Kelly Sand Springs McLain Jenks Union Sapulpa Memorial Midwest City Yukon Muskogee Hale East Central Broken Arrow Bixby B ' ville Sooner B ' ville Sooner Edison Hale McLain N.W. Classen Del City Putnam City West 22 (OK City) Marshall 4 Webster 9 East Central 4 6 14 9 3 4 4 8 6 1 1 6 2 4 12 6 14 20 5 14 13 Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers 1st Rogers Memorial 2 Hale 15 Cascia Hall 3 Muskogee 4 lenks 2 Holland Hall 5 McLain 1 Jenks Union 2 Bishop Kelly 15 Sapulpa 2 Jenks 2 East Central Broken Arrow 6 Memorial 11 REGIONALS 10 Central 1 3 Muskogee 7 Muskogee round of State 4A Playoffs 1 Moore 5 ' 80- ' 81 Jr. Varsity Baseball Front Row, L to R: Rick Wolf, Mike Griffin, Coach Phil Davis, Jerry Walston, Norman Holt. Back Row: Keith Loomis, Steve Bachelor, George Blair, Steve Nodine, Mike Pruitt, Pat Brown. SCOREBOARD Rogers 8 Sand Springs 3 Rogers 1 Sand Springs 3 Rogers 10 Union 11 Rogers 5 Memorial 3 Rogers 6 McLain 1 Rogers 1 Hale 3 Rogers 14 East Central 3 Rogers 17 Edison 1 Rogers 2 Hale 12 Rogers 25 McLain 3 Rogers 4 Jenks 8 Rogers 15 Cascia Hall 2 Rogers 14 Sand Springs 11 Rogers 3 East Central 12 Rogers 5 Memorial 2 S. jj 5s f r l rjafejr Coach Davis holds a conference on the field. U fcfc t jj m j wfly I fH k X Mark waits for the next pitch. Ready for action! Roper players taking it easy! ROPER WRESTLING The 1982 wrestling team worked hard to reach their goals. Everyday after school from 2:10 until 4:30 p.m. they worked out at either Rogers, Central, Hale, Edison, or Webster. They participated in the tournaments at Union, Memorial, and Edison. Since there are only three seniors on the whole team, almost the entire team will return next year. £ e ©n JS  «_V Front L to R: James Couker, Kenny Rust, Greg Green, Bobby Greenfeather; Back: Coach Don Calvert, John Gould, Steve Goetlemen, Daniel Hawkins, Glenn Todd, Dean Manios, Darrell Eckles, Bubba Bowman, Larry Esmayer, Stacy Witter, Deanna Harney. Individual Honors Were: Bubba Bowman — 2nd at Memorial, 3rd at Union, and 3rd at Edison. Darrell Eckles — 3rd at Union, and 4th at Memorial. Ken Rust — 3rd at Memorial. Stacey Whitter — 3rd at Memorial, and 6th at Edison. Coach Don Calvert Darrell Eckles Steve Goetlemen John Gould Hey, Look, We ' re on Candid Camera Wrestlers congratulate the other team. WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS Front Row, L to R: Sandy Carr, Cherrie Green. Second Row: Andrea Mougell, Janet Monnin. Standing: Donna Purdom, Shelly Hawkins, Kandi Powell. This year ' s wrestling cheerleader squad consisted of eight girls who were chosen in the early fall according to their spirit, smile, execution of a cheer, and overall appearance. The wrestling cheerleaders practiced two days a week and cheered throughout the entire wrestling season. They supported the wrestling program and boosted Roper spirit by giving it their all! k LU Determination and spirit held this year ' s Roper swim team together despite lack of support from the studet body. Coached by Ms. Suzette Eberhard, the swimmers practiced nearly every day after school and participated in swim meets throughout the Tulsa area. Sophomore swimmer Conn e Mena d achieved I a time of 1 . 1 8 in the 1 00 yard breaststroke, which placed her about fifth in the ate in a ebrua ry conference meet Connie won a first place gold medal and freshman teammate Mary McAnaNy won a third place award. The team looks forward to an increase in student involvement and support, and a better record next year. ft Branom. TENNIS The twelve member 1982 Roper Tennis Team was largely a novice team, having only tour returning players from last year: Kim Herd, Yvette Richter, Scott Sontheimer, and David Stanley. The team, composed of five seniors, four juniors, and three sophomores, was considered by Coach Don Calvert to be a good team all the way to the bottom of the line up. Outstanding among the team members were 1 seeds Steve Curtis and Yvette Richter. Steve ' s strength lay in his good baseline play and his lob shot, while Yvette ' s determination and hustle made her an important team asset. The team practiced on the Turner Park courts during 6th hour and after school, and spent long hours preparing for matches against local high schools. In late March the Ropers played in the Metro Tournament, and on March 13 played in the Oklahoma Conference Tour. In April team members played in the Girls State Tour and the Boys State Tour. Coached by Don Calvert and Lonnie Spencer, the 1982 Tennis Team called upon their skill, spirit, and determination to demonstrate the finest in Roper sportsmanship on the tennis court. TEAM Lynn Busenburg Joanie Carpenter Steve Curtis Ricky Culp Johnny Duncan Fred Fenger Scott Hamilton Kim Herd Yvette Richter Scott Sontheimer David Stanley John Whitten TEAM Larry Esmeyer Phil Johnson Jay Neel Susie Nunez Lisa Reed Scott Thurman GOLF Three novice players joined four experienced golfers to comprise the 1982 Roper Golf Team. Although small in number and somewhat neglected by the student body, the Golf Team had no shortage of dedication and spirit. Coached by industrial arts teacher Charles Loper, the golfers practiced at Mohawk Public Golf Course as often as the weather permitted, and played in tournaments against Tulsa and surrounding area high schools teams. Outstanding team members were senior Phil Johnson and sophomore Lisa Reed, who was a Girls State Team Champion last year. Both players had the ability to shoot low scores and keep abreast of the competition. The Roper Golf Team kept a busy schedule, and joined Jenks in hosting the Boys and Girls Metro Tournament on March 31 at Mohawk. In May the team took part in the Girls State and Boys State tournaments. Front Row, L to R: Bridgett Byrd, Paula Branch, Babette Allen, Tonya Lakey Yvette Richter Tarn. Hart. Middle Row: Winford Edwards, Vanessa Harris, Sammy Haynes Huy Dao, Jeff Warren Tina . ctor Back Row: Trace Foote, Gary Dotson, David Massey, Coach T. L. Montgomery, Rick Bates, Steve Curtis, Randy Burdick. The Cross Country girls ran past the cross country boys in ' 81 - ' 82. The girls were in first place in all of their dual tri meets this year. All the girls plan to return to the Roper team next year, except Vanessa Harris who will graduate this spring. Babette Allen is considered to be the best outlook for the future, and will lead the girls in the success they plan to continue in the ' 82- ' 83 season. This year ' s boys team was young and lacked experience, but time took care of these weaknesses. Much will be expected next year from Steve Curtis, Jeff Warren, and David Massey. Ropers run in fast company! The boys take a break at a meet. Tina Proctor psyches up for a meet. Front Row L to R: Danny Johnson, Tony Ruggles; 2nd Row: William Ballard, Robert Evans, Coach Craig LaCrone; 3rd Row: Herbert Johnson, Hasan Yero, Sammy Hanes; 4th Row: Linn Nguyen, Dan Klein, Stephen Storm; 5th Row: Tony Hill, Clay Hibbard, Vyron McClellan. if | ' « 1 Front Row L to R: Camie James, Sheryl Penn, Tammy Hart, Susan Gourd; 2nd Row: Marci Mozingo, Tina Proctor, Tonya Lakey, 3rd Row: Becky Hudson, Rosanna Payne, Sheryl Bentley, Venessa Harris, Coach John Inkster. In tribute to the members of all the m 1 j i? T V 5 National Honor Society is an organization formed to recognize those students with outstanding achievements in scholarship, leadership, and service, and those with high moral character. Over 100 Rogers students were given the honor of membership in the society during the 1981-82 school year. The formal NHS initiation was held on Back-to-School Night in October. In January the society, under the leadership of Mrs. Carolyn Hurd, sponsored the annual rock-a-thon, which is the club ' s primary fund-raising event. NHS is an honorary society admitting only those students who have met the necessary academic requirements. Juniors inducted into the society must have maintained a 3.5 grade point average during grades nine and ten. A senior considered for membership must have a 3.25 grade point average in grades 9-1 1 . One of the privileges that senior members of NHS can expect is the honor of wearing a white stole imprinted with the National Honor Society emblem upon graduation. Membership in this society is an honor that students carry with them far beyond their high school years. Members are encouraged to list NHS on job applications, scholarships, and personal resumes for years to come. National Honor Society officers, left to right: Vice-president, Beverly Hull; Secretary, Pam Smith; Treasurer, Laura Dudney; President, Ann Chupp. Members enjoy cookies and punch at the first NHS meeting. National Honor Society Roll SENIORS Michael Antfiony Acosta Vicky Ann Addington Melissa Earlene Anderson Donna Gayle Avery Hratricia Lynn Bailey Deborah Lynn Baughman David A. Breeding Kimberly Beth Burks Zena Kay Carmichael )essica Lynn Carpenter Shelley Lynette Chapman Ann Marie Chupp Rhonda Lachelle Clark Tammy Lynn Cole Elisabeth Ann Cotter John R. Gulp Laura Jame Dudney Sarah Louise Ernst Penny Kaye Forman Alix Gerald French Jerry Lee Frisbie Sharon Kay Fritts Stacy Daun Gardner Sondra Kay Gray Ronda Kay Grindele Theresa )o Hammons Allen Albertnarrison Jack Richard Hayhurst Patricia Kay Ftayman Karen Eileen Headrick Judy Ann Helinski Irene Patricia Hernandez Beverly Joan Hull Elizabeth Louise Jackson ham Lurtis Jackson Tommy Leon Jones Jr. David Michael Kimball Charles William King James Todd Kirk Paul Joseph Klein Sandra Kay Lahmeyer Gina Kay Lakey Jimmy Dale Lane Darlene Moore Vicke Annette Newman Rosa Cristina Nunez Candy Lynn Ogden Donna Jo Roberts Lisa Jeanette Robinson Carl Wayne Robinson Cindy Lenae Rogers Catherine Denice Sallee Mark Anthony Shell Pamela Denise Smith Susan Louise Smith David Lee Stanley Kathryn Lynn Stockwell Phillip Scott Storm Karen Jean Swank Jody Kay Tunnell Rebecca Lee Vance Ronda Kay Wayne Michelle Loree Whitcomb Tonya Dannette White Jonathan Anion Whitten Victor Theodore Wren Luann Marie Wunsch JUNIORS Barry T. 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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The 1982 Lariat Staff wishes to acknowledge the following individuals and companies for their help in the production of the 1982 Lariat: SALES Senior, Junior, and Sophomore Class Officers and Sponsors Pat Sloan — School Bank, and Homeroom Teachers ART T. L. Montgomery Darlene Moore PHOTOGRAPHY Don Jurick Studios Enterprise School Photos Engler Photo Visual Sports Network PUBLISHING Claudia Bennett — Hunter Representative Hunter Publishing Company, Winston-Salem, North Carolina Answers for the baby pictures on page 34: 1 . Pat Stangeby 6. Louann Wunsch 1 1 . Sharon Fritts 2. Pam Smith 7. Pat Hayman 12. Tom Jones 3. Rosa Nunez 8. Joel Cole 13. Larry Herrel 4. Perry Trevathan 9. Shelley Chapman 14. Steve McClellan 5. Allen Harrison 10. Colitta Durant 15. Kathy Stockwell Scoring: 17-16 Can ' t fool you! 15-14 Pretty good eye for babies 13- 8 Good guessing 7- All babies look alike to you! Heidi Mitchel Kim Burks NDEX Senior Class individual pictures appear on pages 42-63 in alphabetical order. junior Class individual pictures appear on pages 66-85 in alphabetical order. Sophomore Class individual pictures appear on pages 88-107 in alphabetical order. Acosta, Michael — 182 Acree, Clenna — 1 77 Acuff, Stanley— 176 Acuff, Tammy — 168, 182, 184 Adkins, Lisa — 176 AFS — 29 Alcorn, Lynn — 177 Alec, Pam — 10 Alford, Versie — 1 20 Allen, Babette— 136, 137,144, 156, 175 Allen, leannle— 168 Allen, |ohn — 185 Allen, Melanie — 3, 160, 175 Anderson, Barry — 172 Anderson, Diane — 160, 168, 173 Anderson, Gayla — 1 77 Anderson, Melissa— 178 Anderson, Mike — 142, 174 Anderson, Scott — 162, 182 Angel, Kevin — 169 Ansiel, Sharole— 176 Archer, Beverly — 1 20, 1 78 ART CLUB— 174 ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS — 111 Atkins, Steven — 1 70 Austin, Debbie— 170 Austin, George — 119, 120, 145 Averv, Donna — 1 78 Bachlor, Steve — 151 Bagby, Felicia — 179 Bagbv, Patrick— 134 Bailey, Patti — 160, 168, 177 Baker, Leslie— 173 Ballard, William — 175 BAND QUEEN — 16 BAND QUEEN ATTENDANTS— 17 Bankes, Nile— 154 Bankston, Randy — 134, 185 Barbour, Beverly — 179, 181 Barrett, Kim — 172 Barholom, Carla — 168, 182, 183 BASEBALL: VARSITY SQUAD — 149 IUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD — 151 BASKETBALL: GIRLS ' — 145 VARSITY — 142 Bates, Richard — 1 56 Baughman, Debby — 1 72 Baughman, Sarah — 172, 177, 182 Beattie, lames — 181, 182, 184 Bentley, Sheryl — 145, 157 Berry, Arthur— 182, 184. 185 Berry, David — 148 Bertotti, Brenda — 1 1 3 Beustring, Becca — 160 Bevenue, Tony — 1 34 Bishop, Eddie— 170 Blair, George— 12, 151, 174 Blum, Tracy— 182 Bolton, Betty — 120 Boulware, Tom — 168, 170 Bowman, Cindy — 160 Bowman, Debbie — 1 77 Bowman, Jerry (Bubba) — 134, 152 BOY GIRL OF THE MONTH — 20-28 Boyd, Robert — 1 77 Boylan, Joe— 185 Brady, Lorri — 1 73 Branch, Paula — 156, 168, 177 Branom, George — 154 Branom, Jinjer — 154, 174 Bratt, Angela — 1 54 Brazier, Louise — 120 Brewer, Starlett — 181 Brisco, Julie— 170 Brito, Jesus— 170 Brock, Jim— 177 Brock, Teota — 1 77 Brooks, Shannon — 170 Brotherton, Viola — 120 Brower, Sammie — 179 Brown, Johnny — 148 Brown, Kenneth — 117, 120 Pat 131, — rsr- Bruder Cindy — 154 Bryan!, Gina — 182, Jjg Burch Ruthann — 168 Burdick, Linda 1 — 170 Burdick, RandyV ,5t Burger, Rhonna — 177 Burkett, Ann — Hi Burks, Kim — 3, 136, 1 5 , Loretta — Burton, |immy — 116, 120, 1fa6. leW B BUSINESS LDULAIIOT« 3ag; 1 — 168, 169 Byrd, Bridgett — 1 56 [totter, Liz— 168, 172 jjfcjitingharn. Cherry 144, Cox, Cayte— 174. 181 I rain, Carla— 139 C riddle, Clifford— 120, 142 CROSSCOUNTRY 156 Culp, KTcky— 168, 172 ■tirtis, Sieve — 1 59 Fleming, JoAnn Jogle, Debbie ROTBALL TE 133 I I 5 Foole Trace 156 Ford, Samanath.i I 2 1 OREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT-— 12-1 Foreman, Penm — 160, 17ll r Caddv, M.G. — 182 CAFETERIA CUSTODIANS— 114 Cagle, Billy Joe — 1 20 Caldwell, Clare — 1 20 Caldwill, Stacy— 182, 184, 185 Caler, Sherrill -170 Caley, Mary Beth — 172, 182, 184 Caley, Sally- 182, 18 ' ,, 184, 185 Calvert, Don - 1 20 1 52 Cameron, Randy — 177 Campbell, Kenny — I 14 Campos, Nora - 181 Capps, Tresa — 145, 1 46, 147, 172 Carmichael, Kay — 172, H 181 Carpenter, )amie — 65, P 168 Carpenter, Joni — 182, 185 Carr, Sandy— 153, 168, 179, 180 Case, LeAnn— 182, 184 Casey, lody — 1 77 Casey, Sondra — 182, 184 Castillo, Randy— 181 Chalakee, Stewart — 1 68 Chancellor, Chris — 1 14 Chapman, Robert — 134, 142 Chapman, Shelia — 13, 87, 168, 175 Chapman, Shelley — 12, 18, 21, 31, 36, 160, 168 CHEERLEADERS: IV FOOTBALL — 1 39 SWIMMING WRESTLING VARSITY BASKETBALL — 144 VARSITY FOOTBALL — 136-137 I Childers, ]im — 185 CHORALE — 179-180 CHORALIERS — 181 Chube, Preston - 1 14 Chupp, Ann— 1, 19, 20, 31, 160, 162, 164, 166 Chupp, Peggy — 12, 160 Clay, Tim— 1 54, 1 15, 172 Cline, Les— 179, 180 COE — 1 28 Cole, Joel — 25, 36, 168 Collins, Delbert— 179, I 81 1 CONCERT BAND— 184 Cook, lustin — 181 Cooper, Susan— 168, 181 Cope, Tony— 160, 168 COSMETOLOGY— 128, 177 Davis, Kim — 1 68, 170 Davis, Lyndon — 142, 143 Davis, Phil— 120, 151 Davis, Phillip - 182 Dawson, Roy — 120 DEAN WELORS — 112 DECA — 1 76 DeLean, Claudia — 168 Dempsey, John — 1 20 Dennis, Richard — 120 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION— 12 Dixon, Keith — l|S||| Dolph, Laura — 176 Dotson, Gary — 156 Doyle, Doris —SvWF Driver, Paul — 179, 180, 181 DRIVERS ' EDUCATION — 126 Dudney, Laura — 18, 31, 164, 1-66, 120, 171, 172 Duggins, Kerrl— 145, 174 Duggins, Kirk — 21, | 148, 174 Dunivin, Valera — 168, 174, 177 Dunn, April — 168, 173 Durant, Cohtta — 23, 144, 1 73 Durant, Lolitta — 1Z8 ■ Fowler, Sandra — 17 Freeman, lean 1 20 French, Alix — 160 FREN HCLUB - 168, frisbie, lerry — 31, 162, c m Cabbed, Mark — 171, 182, 184, 185 Galutza, Steven — 1 34 Garcia, Lisa — 170 Gardner, Stacy— 19, 25, 145, 146, 166 Garrison, James — 182, 184 George, Julie — 162, 163, arrtson, 20, 31, 1 4 1 70, 1 74 Hart, Tami — 147, 156, 157 Hawkins, Daniel — 1 52 Hawkins, Marty — 182, 184 Hawkins Shelley— 153, , lonrfWbvid — 23, 142 141 170, 171 yunes Gary— 142 |one Kim B TJBa ■- 182, 183 Jones lo«L=— 26 ludkin Cheryl 182, 184 Judkii Darrel— 170, 184 Junior i )fl eo i,S ' A 179 174 uezette Eberhard 120 Eckles, Darrell — 152 Edwards, Wmford — 1 c 1 • . 1«1 Elliott r.immie — 181 Epps, Rhonda — 158 Epps, Tricia — 168 Erby, Tim — 142 Ernst, Sarah — 166, 16 Esm F Farrar, Kevin — 148 FBLA -178 FCA — 1 74 Feaster, Greta 182, 184 Fellinger, Travis 176 Fenger, Fred — 29, 168 Fernandez, Pavel — 170 FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT — 127 Finecy, Vivian— 170, 182 184 Gerhard, Terry— 182, 1841 Giesick, Judy — 120 Gill ict, Teresa — 145, I 170 Gilliss, lennifer— 145, 141 Glass, Brenda— 178 Coettleman, Steve — 152 Golf — 155 Goodsell, Randy — 1 1 5, 120 ■ Gouge, Lee— 134, 175 kiuker, lames — 152 Kould, Freddie Jr. — 142 ■buld, lohn— 152 Gourd, Susan - 139, 1 Graham. Robyn — 1 7™ Gramlich, Mark — 185 Gray, Dorothy — 1 20 Green, Cherne — 1 53 Green, Gregg — 1 52 Green, Kevin — 134, 135 Greenteather, Bobby — 152 GnTfin, Mike— 151 1 Griffith, Samuel — 182 Grummert, Allen — 177 Guillovte Liz — 176 Gullev lohn 182 184 185 Gwm, Keith — 176 Hayman, Pat — Haynes Bhnmy — 1 75 176, iST B Headnck, Karen — I ) 172, 182, 184 Hearn, Ellen — 168 Hedge, Karen — 181 LHembree, Mark — 1 70 nderson, Kenneth — rHerrel, Larry— 18, 28, 132, 134, 135, 148 Herron, Ransom — 1 20 Hester, Troy— 142. 143 Hiubard, Clay— 134, 1S7 Hicks, Barbara — 1 77 Higgins, Lucretia — 115, 120 Hill, Tony— 157 Hitchcock, Aletha— 177 Holley, Brandy— 182, 170, 184 Holt, Christine — 147 Holt, Debbie-— 1 76 Holt, Norman — 1 5 1 Home Living — 126 ilood, Paula— 176 Hoof Prints— 16. Home, Shirley Houser, Eddie — Howell , Sandra — Howl, Wes — 1 20 Huddleston, Chris I Hudson, Becky— 145, 157 Hull, Bevfifl - 164, 172 Hunt, Dw,aJ|— 162, 168 Hunter, Jarflne — 181 Hunter, Margaret — 177 Hurd, Carolyn - 1 20 Hurst, Tom -k 1 20 Hutton, Lisa— 182 r k 182 H Hale, Carl 120, r 5 Haltmoon, Carla - I 75 HaliTraBra — 168, 1 7Q Hall, Marv— 168, 17 Hall, Theresa — 170, 174 Hambric, Barbara — 1 20, 185 Hamby, Katrina — 181 Hamil, Debby — 182, 183 Hanes, Glenna — 176 Hanoch, Melissa — 1 76 Hanoch, Rusty — 176 Hardin, Triela — 113 Hargraves, Lisa — 170 Harney, Deanna — 152, 181 Harney, Rodney — 170 Harris, Bridget — 176 Harris, Mike- 148, 160 Indian Club— 175 Industrial Arts Department — 129 Inkster, John — 118, 120, 157 Iverson, Dannv — 1 76 Iverson, David — 142 lackson, Betty - 17, 182, 183 Jackson, Johnny 1 0 Jackson, Kevin — 185 lames, Camie — 157 lamison, Bill- 182, 184 l.i z Band — 184 lohnson, Dannv ■ — 1 S4. 157 lohnson, Dean — 177 lohnson, Deanna — 182, 184 I lohnson, Herbert Edward - 157, 177 lohnson Vince — 19, 22. 31, 36, 134, 135, 176 lones, Craig — 1 72, 1 77 Keltnei, lei ,m , l o Kersten, lean KeyT Brent — 142, 174 ujfev s, Tonya — 1 76 TcTmball-Ji vid — 160. 168, 169, 179, 180, 182 184 kincade,aien — 139 King.TFTaTles — 162, 163, 185 King. Randv — 13, 142, 148 Kirk, Todd- 168 1 2 Klein. Dan — 157, 172 Klein, Paul . ' 1 2 Knight, Qua 179 Knode, Ann — It Kron, Lafoyce- U ' Lack, Rudolph — 116, 120. LaCrone, Craig — 120, Uhmever, Sand - 178 ikey.Jonva - 1 57, 1 2 jndingham, Lesli — If, |ane, leff — 170, 182 8- Jarial — 160, 161 Latin, Club— 172 Lawrence, Mindi — 1 68A 161, If,-, ' Lawson, Marjorie - 11 lee, Melanie - 181 1 eeson Terry 1 6 Lester, 12, 184. a- 112 179. 180. Little, leff Little, John - 181, 185 Little, Melissa — 181 Loomis, Keith — 151 Loper, Charles — 120 Lowe, Charles — 120 lowrv, Greg— 1 16, 11 . 170 Lowther, Sonja — 1 76 Lowther, Tina — 1 79 Loyd, Dean — 1 21 Lucas, lody — 87 Lucas, Tracy — 168 tjtvdens, Angela — 1 7? vies, Elliott - 1 U I von, Kenneth — 1 70 M 17 Manifold, Diana - 180 Manios, Dean — 152 ' Mantich, Lisa — 162 MARCHING BAND 182 Marouk, Dorothy — 1 2 I 119 Marshall, Otto — 121 Marshall, Pam — 173 Martin, Cheryl — 160, I ' • Martin, Ceorgann — 1 2 I 121 Martin, Leslie — 177 Martin, Maria — 179 Martin, Tom — 136, 137, 162, 163, 168 Massey, David — 1 56 MATH DEPARTMENT — 123 McAnally, Brenda — 147, 145, 174 McAnally, Mary — 1 54 McBride, Cindy— 173 McClellan, Steve— 136, 137, 162 McCellan, Vyron — 157 McCollough, iBennie) — 173 McCombs, Vicky — 89 McCoy, Theresa — 1 70 McCurry, Dana — 1 70, 179, 182, 184 McFrazier, Mozelle McChee, Jeff — 1 70 McGinty, Martin — 110, 116, 119 McGowan, Becky — 176 McGuire, Tom — 111 Mcintosh, Barney — 135, 134, 175 Mcintosh, Cilia — 175 McKenzie, )amye — 12, 18, 26, 145, 146, 147, 174 McKillop, Donna — 176 McNickle, Jeff — 170 McNickel, Julie— 170 Meeker, Scott — 1 84 Meeks, Sharon — 121 Menard, Connie — 154 Menard, Donald — 1 54 Merill, Gary— 177, 13 Merrill, Anita — 177 Merz, Danny — 1 76 Meseke, Doug— 168, 182, 184 Metzer, |oe — 121, 182, 118, 183, 184, 185 Metzger, Mike — 182, 184 Metzger, William — 134, 135 Miller, Jon — 182, 184 Miller, Ron — 170, 182, 184 Miller, Sean— 182, 184 Milligan, Chris Allen — 177 MISS WILL ROGERS— 10, 11 MISS WILL ROGERS ATTENDANTS— 12, 13 Mitchell, Carla — 168 Mitchell, Heidi — 160, 177 Tvtizer, Linda — 182, 184, 185 Moen, Kathryn — 177 Monnm, Janet— 153, 168 Montgomery, T.L. — 121, Pr?5, 156, 174 Moore, Darlene — 177 Moore, Elizabeth — 113 Moore, Rhonda— 17 P Morey, Tina — 177 3 Morgan, Gordon — 117, UW 4791.48, 1 |lf Morse, Camille — 162, I ( ! Mougell, Andrea 153 Mozingo, Mai li — I 57 N Narcorney, Michael — 1 Nelson $icky — 1 34 inh — 157, t H64, 165 176 Nofire, Kaylene — 1 77 Null, Michael — 87, 168 Nunez, Rosa — 31, 144, 166, 177 Nunez, Susie— 139, 181 NURSE — 112 o O ' Donnell, Tonv — 176 OFFICE STAFF — 113 ORCHESTRA — 85 Overby, Donna — 1 79 Overturf, limmy — 148, 170 Owens, Connie — 1 34 Redd, Barbara — 1 2 1 Redman, David — 142 Reed, Lisa — 181 Reynolds, Hazel — 121 Richards, Vivian — 113 Richardson, Scott — 111, 116 Richter, Yvette— 156, 162, 163, 172 Ricketts, Marlin — 173, 181 Rider, Keith — 1 70 Rinney, Melvin — 134 Roark, Judy— 177 Roark, Paula— 177 Robinson, Lisa — 1 78 Robinson, Carl — 162, 172 Robison, Lisa — 177 Paolucci, Al Parker, Mary Ann — 121, 160 Patten, James — 185 Payne, Martha — 168, 176 ' Payne, Rosanna ■ — 157 Pena, Teresa — 168, 170, 177 Penn, Sheryl — 145, 157, 170, 182 Perry, Felicia — 182 s Phelan, Debra — 176 Phillips, David — 176 Philpot, James — 172, 182, 184 PHYSICAL EDUCATION — 126 Pittman, David — 176 Polumbus, |an— 115, 121 Porter, Gary — 142 Postoak, Shauna — 182, 183 Potts, James— 118, 121, 173 Powell, Cathy— 182, 183 Powell, Kandi — 153, 162, 168 Powell, Tracey — 182, 184 Prewitt, Steve— 179, 182 Price, Carol — 1 77 Price, Darrin— 168, 181 Price, Terri — 1 78 Price, Wendell — 168 PRINCIPAL — 110 Prine, Mindy — 177 Procter, Tina — 156, 157, 174 Pruitt, Mike— 134, 135, 151 Prucell, Tobi— 13, 170 Prudom, Donna — 153, 168 Q Queen, Sandra — 1 78 ■Quick, TfJmmy — 1 77 Quinnev, Melvin ■ Raffensperger, laime — 147, 170 Ragsdale, JoAnn — 1 2 1 162, 163 Ramsey, |im — 121, 176 Rapp, DeeAnn — 1 77 Record, John - 168 Redcherries, Nnreen — 175 RED CROSS— 173 Roclecker. Terr? ' — 182, 1 84 Rodriguez, Francisco — ' W2 Rodngues, Marina — 176, 178, 179, 182 Rogers, Evelyn — 1 76 Rogers, Gary — 1 77 Rogers, Sherry -- 145, 147 Rogers, Soma — 147 Roper, Melissa — 132, IJ83M85 ■fl Roper, Mike — 168 Rose, Mary Louise — 121, 179, 180, 181 ' Rosenfeld, Klare — 168 Rotramel, Wendy — 177 Ruggles, Tony— 134, 157 Rust, Kenny— 152, 170 Ryan, Bill— 121, 118 Salter, Paul— 121 Sanders, Michelle— 182, 182 Sanders, Richard - 184 Sandlin, Rhonda— 168 Schneider, Bill— 121, 140, 141, 177 SCHOOL BOARD— 109 SCIENCE DEPARTMENT — 125 Scott, Debbie— 166, 168 Scott, Tim — 160 Seals, Maria Jean — 176 Selvey, Duane — 87, 121 SENIOR OFFICERS — 36 Serna, Joe — 1 77 Setchell, Shawna — 176 Shawnee, Tony — 175 Sheldon, Tobie — 131, 134 Shell, Mark — 148, 151, 160, 174 Shelton, Mike— 162 Shelton, Vickey — 170, k 179 Shephard, Phyllis— HjH Sheppard, Mark — 182 H 184 Shideler, Loretta — 1 1 6, 121 Shockley, Lisa — 1 54, 1 68 Shoemake, Kathy — 145 Simon, Barry — 148 Skowronski, Steve — 185 Skowronski, Susan 160, 168, 169 Sloaifc.Pat — 113 Smith, Bryant — 1 77 Smith, Carl — 177 Smith, Cyndi — 160, 173 Smith, Daphine— 178 Smith, David— 177 Smith, Doug— 134 Smith, Melody — 13, 136, 137, 144, 160, 170, 179 Smith, Pam — 10, 11, 27, 3b, 136, 137, 144, 160, 164 Smith, Pam — 176 Smith, Susan — 31, 145, 146, 147, 174, 177 Snider, Nancy — 65, 121 Snow, Rachel — 1 77 SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT — 123 E OFFICERS ichard — 182, Sparks, Oreland— 168 Spears, Sam— 13, 87, 168, 174 SPECIAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT— 125 Spencer, Lonnie — 117, 121, 142 Spoon, Steve — 160 STAGEC RAIT — 185 Stangebv, Part— 12T19, 29, 162, 168 Stanley, David — 168 Starkey, Ronnie— 181 Steiert, Bill — 182, 18J, 184 Steiert, Susan — 182, 184 Stewart, Mike— 136, 137 Still, Sandra— 173 Stockwell, Kathy — 19, 28, 31, 36, 144, 147, 160, 174 Storm, Phillip— 179, 1 8« 182 , 1 Storm, Stephen — 1 57 Stroud, Cheryl — 139 Stroud, Patricia — 170 I STUDENT COUNCIL— ■ J 66, 167 Sullivent, Robert— 170 B Surber, Steve — 1 76 Sutherlan, Connie — 175l Sutherlan, Lisa — 154 Swafford, Tammy — 139 Swank, Karen — 1 60 SWIM TEAM — 1 54 Sylvan, Brooksie — 121 T Taylor, Johnnie — 142, 179 Taylor, Vincent— 142 TENNIS— 155 Thomas, Mark — 1 76 Thompson, Chip -- 177 Thurman, Joni — 65, 144, 160, 170 Tibbs, Carole — 1 1 3 Tibbs, Tanya — 121 Tillman, Tomita — 145, 173 Tinsley, Harry — 168, 170 Todd, Glen — 152, 170 TOWER AWARDS — 30, 11 Townsend, Johnna — 168, 179, 180 TRACK — 157 Tran, Phi —87, 168 Trekell, Rhonda— 162. 176, 182, 183, 18 4 Trevathan, Perry — 24, 148, 174 Tunnell, Jody — 174 Vance, Becky — 14, 168, 178, 179, 182, 184 VICA— 177 VOCATIONAL PRINTING — 177 Vuong, Nga — 1 72 w Wade, Donta — 1 70 Wade, Kelly — 174 Wattle, Deborah — 1 77 Wallace, Cayle — 36, 118, 121 Walston, lerry — 151 Warren, left — 156 Watson, Sarah — 176 Watts, Carolyn — 117, 121 Wayne, Ronda — 1, 136, 137, 144, 160 Webb, Elaine — 170fl 184 Webster, Steve — I Weddle, Missy— 14 ' , West, George — 1 34 West, Norah — JJ5 Whatley, Sandy — 176 Wheaton, Dixie— 121 White, Kelh — 176 White, Tonya — 177 Whitmore, Paul— 177 Whitten, lohn — 11, 170, 171, 172 Whitten, Sarah - 65, 162, 170, 171 Hfe Whitter, Stacy — 134, 152 Wiles, Steve— 182, 184 Wilkinson, Wendell Williams, Keith — 1 Williams, Kern — II Williams, Lana — 65, 144, 160 Williams, Lillian — 175 Williams, Lisa — 168 -Williams, Maria— 173 Williams, Mike— 177 Williams, Sonia — 178 Williams, Terry— 185 Wilson, David — 177 Winsworth, Douglas — 1 70 Wisner, Dentse — 1 74 Wolf, Ricky— 151 Wolff, Darin — 1 34 Woodruff, Zondra — 121 Woods, Kim— 168 Woodward, Jessie — 115, 1 1 121 Worth ington, M, 160 m Wren, Victor— 18, 72 WRESTLING— 152 Wright, Nina — 178 Wright, Tammy — 177 Wunsch, Luann — 3, 24 31, 160, 168, 169, 17 XYZ Yero, Hasen — 157 Young, Brad— 168, 182 184 Young, Robert — 1 77 Young, Tim — 182, 184 Yrttima, Jeff — 1 77 Zenke, Larry — 1 09 48, Reserved For Someone Specia OA «0 to V. o V_ J TV bX-A £ : o ■ ' r J r ( tub Kicjl M , C-a sSl $ MA OU CU« S Second Vtouir X+wasavcal bla6+, hop Pv .o I ' ll see. d u Ae -f y W- SUyitA Di ty «.ic s+av 3 - ytx o $ £Q£, C6n 0 . 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