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

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1983 volume:

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(late % to ic v o n memories toere aide and s ared . . . dl(H ers 5 tia sirtat pc?S LARIAT STAFF Jeannie Allen Diane Anderson jimmy Benton ■4 Becca Beustring Sheila Chapman Stacey Chezem Allen Grummert Zona Isaac Tonya Lakey Jody Lucas Tracy Lucas Marci Mozingo Don Porter Tina Proctor Rhonda Sandlin Debbie Scott Tim Scott Shawna Setchell Susan Skowronski Cindy Smith Michelle Smith Oreland Sparks Steve Spoon Jennifer Stumbo Rhonda Trekell Sandy Whatley Lana Williams Mary Ann Parker: Sponsor Photographers: - Becca Beustring Steve Curtis Zona Isaac Tina Proctor Michelle Smith TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction 2 Special People 3-32 Faculty and Departments 33-52 Academics 53-120 Seniors 53-82 Juniors 83-101 Sophomores 1 03- 1 20 Organizations 1 2 1 - 1 52 Sports ... 153-187 Activities 1 88- 1 92 Acknowledgements 1 93 Index 193-195 mm . jjjj ij; T — I ' ••■ III ' i ii y hii ,. Will Rogers High School 3909 E. 5th Place. Tulsa, Oklahoma 74 1 1 2 Cover Artwork by Rusty Mullinex w w. Richard Cox, Principal NEW 1 ROPER! Mr. Richard Cox came to us this year from Edison High to serve as principal. He played a very important role in the lives of everyone at Will Rogers, making major decisions everyday. He worked hard to help build school spirit and get everyone involved. Mr. Cox graduated from McAlester High School, and went on to The University of Tulsa, where he earned his Bachelor of Music Education degree and his Master of Educational Administration degree. He also did post-graduate work at TU. His first teaching job was at Clinton jr. High in 1955, where he taught instrumental music for three years. In 1958 he was offered an instrumental music position at the new Edison High School, where he originated Tulsa Public Schools ' first jazz band, which subsequently won many state and national music honors. After seven years, he moved from instrumental music instructor to class counselor at Edison. He served as counselor for four years, then he accepted the position of Assistant Principal. Finally, after eight years as Assistant Principal, he took on the job of Principal of Edison High School. In June of 1982, Mr. Cox was transferred to Will Rogers High School. Mr. Cox says he is very impressed by the school ' s history of pride and tradition, and he has found Rogers students and faculty to be very friendly. They welcomed him with warm smiles. Mr. Cox ' s major goal is to commit himself to helping keep up a good reputation for Rogers, and to give the students a positive attitude toward succeeding. He wants all Ropers to feel enthusiastic about their education and to join in extra curricular activities. Mr. Cox realizes that he cannot achieve these goals alone — he needs the help of the faculty and the student body, as well as the parents, and he is working to achieve this. He also hopes to improve Rogers ' academic standing. Mr. Cox is very proud to be a Roper and wants to be known as Rogers ' 1 fan! So far Ropers think that he is well on his way! This year Tina Kay Proctor was chosen to represent our school as Miss Will Rogers XLIV. She was chosen for her friendliness, beauty, and participation in school activities. Tina served as head basketball cheerleader, Vice-President of the Senior class, member of the Lariat Staff, member of FCA, and she was chosen September Girl of the Month. Tina enjoys the stock car races with her dad, and waterskiing at Grand Lake. She plans to attend Northeastern University at Talequah next fall where she hopes to become a cheerleader. Tina with her escort Mark Gabbert Tina with her parents, Eddie and Debbie Proctor. J fe Will Slttetia ants eJK.OM W6 ent o s OY?ieeom i( and (joronatum «  « Each year the Roper Band Queen is nominated by the band from among the senior girls enrolled in Instrumental Music and is then elected by a popular vote of the student body. This year the student body selected Miss Dana Lee McCurry as Band Queen. Dana was active in the National Honor Society, Wind Ensemble, Jazz Band, Chorale and the ever-popular Marching Band. She is also a very active member of the Glen Station Church of God. As Band Queen, Dana attended all band activities. She lent her spirit in all Marching Contests, Parades, and at all football games. The best part of being Queen was knowing that I was chosen to represent the Instrumental Music Department, she stated. 1382-4383 Sfcand 2lae , f t ' ' t UNIVERSITY OF TULSA - SKE CONGRATULATIONS MISS DArffi LEE MCCURRY 13S2 ROGERS BOND GUEEN Ropers E Z UU les BQ QUARTER j immsan 3 3 3 tjmeoutsleft OSmO TO GO 00 BALI ON 00 NEWSCEIMTER Congratulations to Queen Dana Lee McCurry. Her royal highness On-field Coronation. Linda Mizer served as First Attendant to Band Queen Dana McCurry. Linda was active in Marching Band, Concert Band and Orchestra. Her other activities included Softball, playing clarinet in the Tulsa Community Band and participation in the Youth Group at First Christian Church where she attends regularly. When I found out I was an attendant to Dana, I was thrilled to be chosen to represent the Music Department of Rogers, Linda proclaimed. ind LJt een S ftenaan s c de tHaa Ji The Second Attendant to the Band Queen was Miss Brandy Holley. Brandy, being the active person that she is, was involved in various activities. An outstanding member of N.H.S., she was also active in Wind Ensemble, Marching Band, and V.I.C.A., as well as an active member of the Roselawn Baptist Church Youth Group. Brandy ' s reaction to the outcome of Band Queen was one of surprise. I ' m happy to stand along side Dana and Linda, but most importantly, to also show how important the Instrumental Music Department of Rogers really is! % N.H.S. Sponsor and Officers: (L to R) Mrs Hurd, Dan Klein, Darelyn Esmeyer, Mark Hembree, Brent Keys. The purpose of the National Honor Society is to promote scholarship, leadership, character, and service, therefore membership in N.H.S. is nationally recognized as one of the highest honors that can be bestowed upon a high school student. The Will Rogers chapter of N.H.S. this year initiated 74 members at ceremonies held during Back-To-School Night in October. The seniors initiated each had a grade point average of 3.25 or better, while junior candidates were each required to have a 3.5 average. A reception for new N.H.S. members and their families was held in the library after the initiation ceremonies. Melody Smith and Darelyn Esmeyer serving punch. yVa uyrwd cTUJstvcw yoote u Seniors: Barry Anderson Ginger Applegate Kim Barrett George Blair Cindy Bowman Danny Brasher Tashia Burr LeAnn Cline Leslie Cline Rolayna Daniels John Doakes Darelyn Esmeyer Christine Ferrell Jamie Frago Mark Gabbert Jennifer Gilliss Cherrie Green Theresa Hall Lisa Hargraves Mark Hembree Nancy Holdt Brandy Holley LeGina Keltner Brent Keys Daniel Klein Rose Lovenduski Diana Manifold Theresa McCoy Dana McCurry Ronald Miller Suong Nguyen Linh Nguyen Larry Nitz Teresa Pena Don Porter Yvette Richter Christy Roberts Klare Rosenfeld Rosalee Rowe Rhonda Sandlin Deborah Scott Timothy Scott Phyllis Shephard Kerri Sherwin Carl Smith Cynthia Smith Melody Smith William Steiert Sandra Still Stephen Storm Robert Sullivent Joni Thurman Elaine Webb Darin Wolff Nga Hang Vuong Juniors: jimmy Benton Cina Bryant Alice Burton Lynnette Busenburg Greta Feaster Lisa Hutton David Iverson janell Pitts Lisa Reed Raymond Rigdon Terry Rodecker Sherry Rogers Melissa Roper Michelle Sanders Phi Tran Alan Young Timothy Young Second year members. M £7oiO€ {loa vls s 11 II Nil Hi ,,„ SIM !M! tiki R 2 Mt Ir I In every Roper graduation class there are students who have dedicated their time and energy in service to our school. The Will Rogers Tower Service Award, named after the highest point in the building, rewards these outstanding students. This year eleven seniors were selected to receive this award. They provided leadership for such organizations as Student Council, the Senior Class, French Club, Red Cross, Spanish Club ,FCA, Lariat, and Latin Club. They made other contributions through participation in Band, Stagecraft, Orchestra, Chorale, and Dramatics. •■ it ■■ ■• $ ■ . . • ( ' ' ■ • , , ' . {,« ;• , Ihir i Cv Z r V (f fSr fS f tfS ' Oareuit a r Qian ! , (Je odp ■ fmit i ' or . t m u QSarm . Inden ( ' i )t i ■ Teresa Jlmr £ OlOPER SALUTES A Roper Salute is an award designed to give honorable mention to seniors who have demonstrated outstanding ability in academics and or leadership during their high school years. This year twenty-four recipients were selected on the basis of their participation in clubs, sports, and other outside activities sponsored by the school. Final selections were made by a special committee of faculty members and students, and the awards were presented during the Class Day Assembly in May. Steve Bachlor Kim Barrett George Blair Rhonda Edwards Samantha Ford Jennifer Gilliss Rodney Harney Mark Hembree Brent Keys Randy King Diana Manifold Dana McCurry Ron Miller Rusty Mullenix Linh Nguyen Larry Nitz Jimmy Overturf Tina Proctor Klare Rosenfeld Phyllis Shephard Bill Steiert Steve Storm Kelley Wade Doug Winsworth Friendliest: Bubba Bowman and Tina Proctor Most Humorous: Barry Anderson and Rosie Rowe WILL ' S WEEK ■ ij ::! — ■ i ' is ri i if Best Ail-Around: Mark Gabbert and Tina Proctor ft - Best Dressed: Debbie Scott and Rodney Harney WINNERS Most Athletic: Jennifer Gillis and |immy Overturf Most Intellectual: Darelyn Esmeyer and Mark Gabbert BOY AND GIRL OF THE MONTH , i P T E M B E R Mfy Wcu e £7ina Proctor If ■■■ w o c T o B E R ,0 ' co ye Go cur ( u N O V E M B E R c u jffma yyuuamA D E C E M B E R a ia J A N U A R Y Ifar i GaMert a ta iae oau ' Vmitn ■ F E B R U A R Y - 0a fflleia and r e i u er 6 c fas M A R C H A . f Ac t isider on JfOni c r uf t A P R I L a id Wiana . (fa i o c M A Y AFS: Nicky Hopa The AFS program offers high school students the chance to live in a foreign country and to experience a culture which is different from their own. This year Rogers students welcomed Miss Nicky Hopa from New Zealand, who spent the year at Rogers as part of the senior class. Nicky lived in the home of her AFS parents Don and Carol Collins, who have been supporters of AFS for several years. Ropers found Nicky to be a bright, totally charming girl, who maintained an A average in her classes while staying busy with special correspondence lessons from her school in New Zealand. Nicky also took part in AFS activities in Tulsa, and was a member of the Spanish Club, and part of the Roper tennis team. When she found time for hobbies, she enjoyed horseback riding, swimming, dancing, and just having fun! A major adjustment for Nicky was coping with American English, which to her ear sounded quite different from the English she spoke. The size of Rogers also called for some adjusting, since Nicky ' s school back home was much smaller. Nicky said that she loves Rogers and the people she has met in Tulsa, and that when she returns home to New Zealand, where she will enter college and study to become a teacher, she will look forward to one day returning to the United States, and to Tulsa, her second home. Nicky reads a note from a friend. Nicky and her AFS mother, Carol Collins, smile for the yearbook. Steve Curtis teaches Nicky to play the guitar. FACULTY DEPARTMENTS xW t « F A C U L T Y RANDOM Mr. Loper looks bewildered Mrs. Gray cuts the grease. Miss Parker making a new wor ROPER FACULTY Beverly Archer George Austin Judy Bogey Betty Bolton Viola Brotherton Ken Brown Loretta Burnett Jim Burton Billy Joe Cagle Clare Caldwell Don Calvert Johnny Carson Clifford Criddle Phil Davis Roy Dawson John Dempsey Richard Dennis Carol Dunegan Jean Freeman Dorothy Gray Carl Hale Barbara Hambric Ransom Herron Lucretia Higgins Shirley Home Carolyn Hurd Tom Hurst John Inkster Jean Kersten Craig LaGrone Charles Loper Charles Lowe Pam Lundy Otto Marshall Mozelle McFrazier )oe Metzer T.L Montgomery Gordon Morgan Al Paolucci Mary Ann Parker |an Polumbus lim Potts JoAnn Ragsdale Jim Ramsey Barbara Redd Mary Louise Rose Bill Ryan Bill Schneider Kathy Segura Duane Selvey Loretta Shideler jim Smittle Nancy Snider Lonnie Spencer Brooksie Sylvan Tayna Tibbs Gayle Wallace Carolyn Watts Dixie Wheaton Wendell Wilkinson all smiles SUPERINTENDENT AND THE SCHOOL BOARD In his sixth year as Tulsa School superintendent, Dr. Larry Zenke dealt with such problems as federal funding cuts and declining enrollment. His goals were to implement the school effectiveness program, and to continue his master plan to improve Tulsa ' s northside schools. This year the school board consisted of seven members, with Mrs. ]oni Schietzelt replacing Mr. E.T. Watkins. Dr. Larry Zenke School Board. L to R: Ray Conard, |udy Eason-Mclntyre. |oni Schietzelt, Gary Watts. Walter Hushbeck, Marjorie Dougherty, Vernon Hobbs. ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS Mr. Tom McGuire had many important responsibilities as assistant principal of Rogers this year. Among these were overseeing school sponsored activities, student fund raising, and Board of Control. He played an important role in the life of all Ropers. V Tom McGuire Mr. McGuire discusses an important matter. Just finishing his third year at Rogers. Mr. Scott Richardson was a vital part of the Rogers community. In addition to overseeing curriculum development, orientation of new teachers, and representation of the school on district committees, Mr. Richardson worked hard to make life easier for everyone at Rogers. Mr. Richardson explains to Mrs. Richards. Scott Richardson NURSE Dorothy Marouk The school nurse Mrs Dorothy Marouk, as usual worked hard to make sure that Ropers maintained good health. She was on duty all day Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, and in the morning on Tuesday, and in the afternoon on Thursday, since she also served at a Tulsa elementary SC A°headache, a toothache, or a major medical emergency - Mrs. Marouk was ready to care for and comfort a student patient in a most professional way. LIBRARY Sharon Meeks Tricia Hardin The library at Will Rogers is a pleasant place to be, whether a student or faculty member wants to study or research information or to find a book or magazine to read for enjoyment. Mrs. Sharon Meeks, the librarian, and her assistant, Mrs. Tricia Hardin, worked hard to keep the library services the best. In addition to printed material, the library also handled the audio-visual services at Rogers — a huge job involving film orders, equipment, and video tape screenings for entire classes. The librarian and her staff worked long hours to serve Ropers ' library needs. Tricia hard at work Mrs. Meeks arranges flowers for the NHS reception. . -V I Mrs. Alford shows us her Monday smile Deans and Counselors s z Mrs. Woodward calls a parent. Mr. Lack hard at work. Mr. Loyd takes care of business. Mr. Howl takes time out to pose. This year Rogers had the services of three academic counselors and two guidance deans. Our deans and counselors did more for our school than we sometimes gave them credit for. It was not always an easy job keeping Roper students in line. The deans and counselors helped with personal as well as academic problems when students were in need of guidance. They worked to help students maintain a good attendance record and they worked to improve student discipline. The deans and counselors put a lot of effort into their jobs and made a big difference in many Ropers ' lives. Versie Alford Wes Howl Dean Loyd OFFICE STAFF Mrs. Tibbs enjoys her work! Without the help of the office staff, most school days would be mass confusion. Often taken for granted, the ladies who run the three offices at Will Rogers help keep things running smoothly at Will on the Hill. Their jobs are not easy, considering how many students and how much paperwork they must keep track of daily, but by working long hours and caring about the people they serve, the staffs of the Main Office, Registrar ' s Office, and the Attendance Office make a tough job look easy. ]oAnn Fleming Principal ' s Secretary Mrs. Arney needs an extra hand. Vivian Richards Registrar Brenda Bertotti Requisition Clerk CUSTODIANS Mr. Frank Hobbs mm Ms. Mary Warrior Mr. |ack Black Building Superintendent Front Row, L to R: Wilma Hastings. Helen Kuharski, Beulah Kinsey, Felipa Isaac, Ruby Babb, Brenda Lees; 2nd Row: Alicia Pannell. Irene Murphy, Louise Baker, Ellie Kilburn. Lavelda Bishop, Macel Clapp. Art — Mr. T.L. Montgomery served as the chairman of the Fine Arts Department this year. Mr. Montgomery was Rogers ' only art teacher, but he offered a variety of courses in painting, drawing, design, and sculpture to Ropers seeking credit in Basic or Advanced Art. sssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss Business Education — - Mrs. Beverly Archer served as the chairman of the 6 member Business Education Department. Rogers students who wished to acquire knowledge and skills useful in dealing with the business world could choose from a variety of courses such as Typing, Shorthand, Office Machines, Data Processing, Business Law, Careers, Consumer Economics, Accounting, and C.O.E. SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS 5SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS Driver ' s Education --- One of the most popular courses at Rogers was Driver ' s Education. Open to students 1 5 ' z years old and older, this course offered the student driving practice in simulators and on the street, and study in the theory and the rules of driving. Mr. Tom Hurst was chairman of the three member Driver ' s Education Department. English --- Four units of high school English are required for graduation, and Rogers students could earn these credits in English 10, 11, and I 2. and or Journalism. These classes emphasized improvement of grammar and writing skills, and exposure to great American, English, and world literature. Mrs. Judy Bogey served as chairman of the 10 member English Department this year. . ; i . :. :. .:. ;. -;- ; ;- ;- . . : -;. ..- ;-.- ; -;.:- :-:.;.;-:- :.:. -:.:.:- - - -: 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. sssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss Industrial Arts -— The Industrial Arts program at Rogers offered students a chance to learn skills useful in 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, electronics, and drafting. Mr. Al Paolucci served as chairman of this seven member department. 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 |an Polumbus. French students were also invited to join the fun in French Club in addition to classwork in their second language. v- :- - :- :-.- :-■..- :- - :.:.:-v-:- - - - - :-;- - ;-i-v- -v- -v-v- -v- 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 language study through membership in the Junior Classical League, better known as the Latin Club. _ i . ; _ i . v _ _ v _ v . v _ i _ . v . i _ ..-. ; - _,. ,- -.- v-v_ .-:- v-v- -:---:- ;-.-- -.-:- -.- -- -.- -:_ -;_•_v-:- - -v- - -v- -:-:- 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. Instrumental Music — Mr. )oe Metzer conducted marching band, jazz band, concert band, orchestra, and wind ensemble for Rogers students who wished to develop their instrumental music skills. Vocal Music — For students who enjoyed singing, the vocal music department offered participation in Chorale or Choraliers and smaller specialized vocal groups. The vocal music students prepared special music programs under the direction of Mrs. Mary Louise Rose, who also offered a class in guitar instruction. Math Department --- One unit of high school math is the graduation requirement for members of the classes of 1 983 and 1 984. Two units of high school math are required beginning with the class of I 985. 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 six member Math Department this year. ' -T-_— — - M Physical Education --- Two units of physical education are required for high school graduation. At Rogers Physical Education students were encouraged to develop skills which they will enjoy throughout their lives; swimming, team sports, tennis, archery, and body conditioning were all a part of the physical education program. Mr. Tom Hurst served as department chairman, with Mrs. Kathy Segura and Mr. Clifford Criddle conducting physical education classes. «SgS8S8S8SSS8SSSS888Sg88SS8888888SS8SSS8SS8S8SS8S88S888S8S8S88SSS8SSSSesS8888SS8SSSSS8S88: Science --- Two units of science credit 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. gS88g8gSSSS888888S888SS88SS8888SS888S8888SS88SS888S8SeS8S8S8Sg8gSSeS888SS8S888gSSS8SS8g8S Social Studies --- Three units of high school social studies are required for graduation, and at Rogers students earned 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 nine member Social Studies Department this year. Special Education — For students with special needs in the classroom, the six-member Special Education Department, for which Mrs. Lucretia Higgins served as chairman, offered guidance and instruction in basic academic subjects, and worked with students individually to plan for the future which might mean a job or further education. A job-related program was available for students who wished to work while still in high school. « gS8S8S88SS8S8Sesg88S8S8S8S8S888SSS8SSS8SgS888SS8S8SS«888888SS8S88g88S8SSe88888SSS8gS88o Speech — The Speech Department was chaired by Mrs. Barbara Hambric again this year. Mrs. Hambric also directed the stagecraft class and taught speech arts. Students enrolled with Mrs. Hambric participated in the production of school assemblies, and the presentation of all-school plays, such as Our Town, which was presented in December. Hl ssgsssaessgsgsssisse Vocational . Industrial Arts Vocational Arts classes offered Rogers students credit for job training and work experience through such unique programs as Cooperative Office Education, Vocational Prining, Cosmetology, and Distributive Education. Mrs. Beverly Archer served as chairman of the Vocational Education program. Industrial Arts classes taught students skills which would enable them to get a job in industry after graduation, or simply to repair or build things around the home. Mr. Al Paolucci was chairman of the Industrial Arts Department this year. to g 5 z u u_ to Q Twinkle Toes Criddle. ' Mrs. Watts wearing her favorite goggles. Coach Lagrone after eating in the cafeteria I III! | ; i ,a ■ -•■ % i u Mrs. Redd in the true Christmas spirit. Mr. Cagle and Mr. Dawson walk for their health. : m ? ¥•; Brent Keys and George Blair can ' t handle the situation. Pam Smith enjoying the camera. Ill Don Porter caught singing. Karen Davis trying to hide. Diane Anderson tells Oreland Sparks the point. s E N I O R S Tom Martin and Rusty Mullenix Becca says, Seriously folks! Tonya and Tina the T.T. ' s The Wedding of the year Nicky phoning home. - Sandy and Jeannie spread gossip. Happy Shawna and )eff. Randy gives |ohnny the evil eye. s E 1 N I O R Kneeling L to R; Lana Williams — Secretary; )oni Thurman — Treasurer; Tina Proctor — Vice President; Charlotte Williams — Social Chairman; Darelyn Esmeyer — Student Council Representative; Top Row: Miss Nancy Snider — Sponsor, Kelly Wade — President. As the class of ' 83 entered the halls in September, we felt the excitement of finally becoming seniors. With a new principal and a few new teachers, some changes were made. But each senior was able to adjust to these changes, and we considered ourselves as one big family. Yet with each passing day, the senior class was saddened at the thought of leaving Will on the Hill. There were many senior-sponsored activities that not only raised money for the class, but made our year more memorable — activities such as the Howdy Dance, Homecoming, selling Roper sweatshirts and Christmas carnations, Class Day, Vespers and so many more. Most felt the year passed too quickly, and with graduation upon us, we finally faced the end of our high school years. But for the class of ' 83, the end is the only the beginning. Glenna Acree Stanley Acuff Debra Adams Kirk Addington Jeannie Allen Barry Anderson Diane Anderson Michael Anderson Scott Anderson Sharole Ansiel Ginger Applegate Chad Arnold Roger Babiarz Steven Bachlor Angel Bagby Timothy Bagby Mirza Baig Edward Bailey Randy Banks ton Beverly Barbour Larry Barnes Suzette Barr Kim Barrett Sarah Baughman David Bean James Beattie Arthur Berry David Berry Becca Beustring Gaylon Bevan George Blair Shelly Bloss Steven Bluford James Bookout Cindy Bowman Debbie Bowman Jerry Bowman Kenneth Boyd Michelle Boyd Desiree Bradford Paula Branch Danny Brashar Teresa Brazeal Shannon Brooks Deborah Brown Donna Brown Tashia Burr Pete Cain Sherrill Caler Sally Caley Lori Campbell Joe Campos Timothy Cantrell Tommy Cantrell Carla Carpenter Jamie Carpenter |oni Carpenter LeAnn Case Joseph Casey Sonya Catholic Victor Childers Joseph Chilton Brian Chumley Terry Chumley Tracy Clarkson Les Cline Jerry Cook Gary Cooper Donna Cox Lori Coyle Woodrow Crear Yvonne Crittenden Steve Cunningham Rolayna Daniels Alisa Davis Karen Davis Kim Davis Phillip Davis Shelly Deatherage Leslie DeCamp Martin DeLeon Veronica DeLeon Peggy Dickson Gina Dillard Scott Dillard John Doakes Laura Dolph Lesa Dunagan Valera Dunivin Lisa Ebling Rhonda Edwards Ruth Edwards Judith Eggleston Traci English Darelyn Esmeyer Travis Fellinger Christine Ferrell Vivian Finecy Sam Finley Samantha Ford Jamie Frago Angela Franklin Robin Freeman Tracy Freeman Mark Gabbert James Garrison Terry Gerhard Gary Gibbs Teresa Gilliland Jennifer Gilliss Charles Gonterman Robyn Graham Richard Grayson Cherrie Green Greg Green Lester Greenwood Kerri Gregory |ohn Gulley Mike Guthery Laura Hall Theresa Hall Rusty Hanoch Lisa Hargraves Raylene Hargis Deanna Harvey Rodney Harney Bridget Harris Scott Harris Stephanie Harris Mike Hay Anita Headrick Mark Hembree Thomas Hill Nancy Holdt Brandy Holley Norman Holt Nicky Hopa Keith Horn Chris Huddleston Rebecca Hudson Clarice Hunt Terry Ingle )ohn Jackson Bill Jamison Carol Johnson Patricia Johnson Stacy joiner Craig )ones Anthony Jones Teresa )ones jack Kearby Norman Kee Robert Kelley LeGina Keltner Brent Keys Randy King Daniel Klein Kaye Knigge Christine Koehring Jodi Lafayette Tonya Lakey Leslie Landingham Jeff Lane Joe Leatherman Hyun Lee Brian Leonard Donald Little Keith Loomis Rose Lovenduski Greg Lowry Tina Lowther Kenny Lyon Diana Manifold Dean Manios Tom Martin Lora Matthewson fciki Linda McClellan Bennie McCollough Theresa McCoy Dana McCurry Debbie McElroy Jeff McGhee Becky McGown April McLaughlin Jill Mcintosh Alicia McKinney Brinda McMillian Jeff McNickel Julie McNickle Scott Meeker Ron Miller John Mitchell Anthony Mitten Belinda Mizer Rhonda Moore Pamela Morrison Rusty Mullenix Michael Narcomey Dorothy Nelson Rochelle Nero Staci Neumeyer Traci Neumeyer Rhonda Neville Linh Nguyen Mary Nguyen Suong Nguyen Allen Niblett Larry Nitz Connie Owens jimmy Overturf Tony O ' Donnell Patricia Palmer Ricci Partridge Teresa Pena Wynema Pendleton Sharyl Penn Robert Petersen Debra Phelan Prisscilla Pollard Don Porter Gary Porter Wendell Price Mindy Prine Teresa Pringle Tina Proctor Donna Purdom Tommy Quick Denise Quinney Detta Randquist Yvette Richter Craig Riggs Judy Roark Paula Roark Roxann Roberts Ernest Clayton Robinson Randy Robinson Gary Rogers Liberty Rogers Klare Rosenfeld Rosie Rowe Tony Ruggles Sandra Russell Rhonda Sandlin Brett Schlemme Debbie Scott Tim Scott Shawna Setchell Randy Shelton Phylis Shephard Karri Sherwin Ray Simms Barry Simon Susan Skowronski Susan Slater Carl Smith Cyndi Smith Melody Smith Pam Smith Scott Sontheimer Oreland Sparks Cindy Stafford Shanna Stafford Norman Stegall Bill Steiert Jim Stevens Sandra Still Stephen Storm Patricia Stroud Jennifer Stumbo Ron Suarez Robert Sullivent Connie Sutherlan Phillip Taylor Mark Thomas Tim Thomas joni Thurman Sheldon Tobie Glenn Todd Monica Todd Rhonda Trekell Rayburn Turner Adelle Turney Todd Varnell Barry Voigt Nga Vuong Donta Wade Kelly Wade Sally Wager -J.) Victoria Wagner jerry Walston Danetta Ware Paula Weaver Elaine Webb George West Jackie West Sandra Whatley Kelli White Craig Whiteman Paul Whitmire Sarah Whitten Lori Wilkins LaDonna Wilkinson Charlotte Williams Lana Williams Lisa Williams Regina Williams Rodney Williams Terry Williams Chrystal Williamson David Wilson Doug Winsworth Frank Winterstine Stacey Witter Darin Wolff Ricky Wolf Kelley Workman Curtis Youngblood Rob Zerbe . ( , ■ Vlolert . ' ft tn . (firit ' 24, ) ' - . I ' c ran , r At. p g 9(cS sAo( Q)ead f cannot s , a (d ol sou , d • t c ccu . ' . (c i Ju t c a . If ' a cAeeru s e, and a amoe tAe nand, ffle Aas atandered Into an unAnoam land . ( d ( as area ru za now oe ' ( r c l needs- mu t e. since ne unaers. mere-. . indaou — , . coAo tAe (oddest ' ( car ore o d-f (• s e , ( l e a rela v . 77 A ( ( ( ( . ( S ( ( ' ( ' S tAe ooc l tere as t e love of ' ere. . ( ' of Aim s ' as tAe so c. say. f Ce (s not dead — ne s si i . - ' a es ll deo da a BABY PICTURES Can you identify these senior babies? Answers are at the bottom of page 82. 1 fo|ji?n v ejpu s sAAoa s|5o suj ?iiiim ?sn p up puv i uo s aiqqaa ■saipi||! v ajioppio ' jjrQDw vupq i| mu i uiej upuunm |uo| Sujiq] vs - ' qjiws ipuA} Suuisnag ?: : ag ■unpuvs ppuoqy ssimo Jsj|uua| ' joijojj vu uA..iiis| uA|ajpa ' spjPMp epuoqy ii ' 1 ! !• ■-, euMeqs Z8 aSvd - an w jjs| uaqquQ pew ueujMog vqqng sSSix S|eo s jpds puepjo uaaiQ Ssjo ' suen jja| uosispuy s i!W ' 3P?M IRX Jauoj uoq qJMX pe| uosjapuy Jivg Sujx Cpu ?y ' jo|ipeg 3Aais jqSjj 01 ys| — 18 Svd 01 sji-wsuv o o; Officers, Left to Right: David Iverson, Steve Galutza, )ody Lucas. Duane Selvey, Vicki McCombs, Phi Tran, Jimmy Benton. ' 84 0fflk M The six junior class officers met each day first hour in sponsor Duane Selvey ' s room to discuss ideas, plan events, raise funds, and lead the mighty junior class in building it ' s treasury for its senior year activities, juniors sold World ' s Finest Chocolate, sunlights, class t-shirts, and yearbook, and sponsored the Homecoming Dance to raise money. This year ' s officers worked hard and served the class of ' 84 well. CL C o What ' s up, Mr. Selvey? ■p Vicki counts the cash. c Abney, Rodney Acuff, Tammy Adams. Marty Alexander, Byron Anderson, Todd Angel. Kevin Atchison, Melvin Atkins. Steven Bagby. Lisa Barnhart, Tony Baughman, Kathy Beattie, Bill Bell, Frankie Bennett, Beth Bennett, Gina Bentley. Colleen Benton, )immy Bevenue. Tony Blackwell. Linda Bowline, Darrell Boylan, )oe Brisco, Julie Brock, Jim Brower, Sammy Brown, Angela Bryant, Gina Bunnell, (ill Burch, Ruthann Burden, Ken Burdick, Linda Burton, Alice Busenburg, Lynn Butler. Kevin Caddy, Michael Cain, Zina Caldwell, Stacy Campbell, Kenny Cantrell, Eric Carlile. Becky Carpenter, Liz Carter, Shelly Casasola, Juri Catholic, Kenneth Cato, Rhonda Caygill, David Chancellor, Chris Chapman, Sheila Chezem, Stacey Chube, Preston Cole, Brian Collins, Delbert Conley, ]ohnny Cook, Shawn Cooke, |oyce Cotton, Keith Cousins, Debbie Cox, Gayle Cox, James Crain, Carla Curtis, Steve Dalrymple, Michelle Davis, Deborah Davis, Patrick Delargy, Shawn DeLeon, Claudia Dentis, Rhonda deSteiguer, Mike Deville, Teresa Dick, Darlene Dinh, Phu Dodson, Angie Dorrough, Rihcard Dotson, Gary Drury, Donna d r ui Duggins, Kerri Duke, Kerri Duncan, johnny Dycus, Scott Ellis, Susan Epley, |oey Epps. Rhonda Esmeyer, Larry Espinosa, Stan Feaster, Greta Foote, Trace Foster, Teresa Fowler, Ron Galutza, Steven Gambell, Lequita Garcia. Lisa Geary, Todd Gibbs, Dave Gist. Robert Glover. Darren Goff. Lashon Goodwin, Darla Gould. Freddie Gouge, Lee Gourd. Susan Greenfeather. Bob Grummert, Allen Hackett. Loren Hagar, Mike Hall, Mary Hall, Meliane Hamby, Katrina Harbin, Clyde Harp. Bob Hauser, Edward Hawkins, Kent Space Invaders? Hawkins, Marty Hayden, fames Hayes, Shannon Hayes. Steven Hayes, Tina Hays, DeWayne Hearn, Faith Hedge, Karen Henry, Sean Herbert, Robin Hernandez, Raymond Hess, Eliza beth Higeons, Kevin Hillard, David Hoggard, Lynn Hughes, Monica Hopkins, Kristi Hopkins, Renee Hudson. Keith Hunt, Danny Hunt, Etta Hunter, Henry Hunter, janene Hunter, Rodney Hutton, Lisa Isaac, Zona Iverson, David Jackson, jimmy ]ackson, jane Jackson, Kevin Jackson. Terry (aggers, Wayne lames, Camie Miffij LeCouix, Chanda Lee, Melanie Leeson, Cheryl Lefler, Kevin Leighton, Jeff Lemon, David Lewis. Denise Lewis, Renee Little, Ellen Little, Melissa Littles, LaShon Louthan. Ruth Lower, Tawny Lucas, Ken Lucas, |ody Lucas, Joyce Lucas, Tracy Lucas, Roger Lyles, Elliott Maggs, Richard Manios, Darren Markland. Marie Martin, Bridget! Martin, Maria Mason. Allen Matthews, Ricky Maxwell, |immy May, Sheryl Mayfield, Candace McAnally, Brenda McClellan. Derrick McClellan, Vyron McDaris, Patti McKillop, Patricia £ McKnight, Darrell McGinnie. Anthony McLaurin, Allan McMillan, Mike Mehm, Mary Metzger. Michael Meyers, Ron i v.f ]im Brock sitting pretty. Mickle, Julia Miller, (on Milligan, Chris Mitchell, Chris Moment, Lisa Morey, Tina Moore, Rodney Bob Price doing what he does best. Moore. Vincent Morris, Ivan Morrison, Jessie Moss, Elizabeth I 7 . £l ' Mozingo, Marci Mullins, Debbie Murdock, Lisa Myers, Avery Neal, Anita Newman, Kathy Nichols, John Nicholas, Mike Noah, Terry Null, Michael $ ' % Nunez, Susie O ' Banion, Sheila Parks, Clarence Penn. Kenneth Perrier. Ken Pinkstaff, Robert Pitts. |anell Pollard, Tonya Postoak. Shauna fftfl 0 i tf tf tfi«tf « j Powell, Gerald a Powell, Monte x Powell, Penelope ?5 Powell. Tracey Price, Greg Pryor. Teddy Purcell, Tobi 55 a Santa visited Rogers and he said P T ft l Quinney. Melvin Randquist. Gayla Ready, Mike Redman, David Reed, Lisa Reed. Marnita Reed, Michelle aw Reeves, Todd Reid. Tina Ricketts, Marlin Rider. Keith Rigdon, Raymond Ringer. Lisa Riter, Wendy Roberts. Mike Roberts, Toby Robison, Robin Rodecker. Terry Rodriguez, Francisco Rogers. Sherry I CC C -tf - vatac none -jr. ;«s. ' vats-vm vsrk  5R. - : xmk at ; Rogers. Valorie Roper. Melissa Roper. Mike Rummerfield, David $ Rushing, Dennis 1 Rust. Kenny  Samuels. Sonya § Sanders, Michelle % Sanders. Richard Sanders. Sandy % Scarborough. |ames Scott. )ack Seabourn. Penny Shaw. Cathy Shockley, Lisa Smith, Doug ft i Smith, Lesa 1 I Smith, Michelle ifi f|ft6 ,«-: : x« : .«o x aK  y • : vvati. ' «, ' « :.. •:♦;■ 9KW HBO •K wsjgaasK ..•;♦ . •:♦ : :♦: -:♦: • .■ . r . •:♦ . •:« .-a : e- 3 i k Spears. Sam Spencer. Derrick $ Starkey. Ronnie I 8 Steiert, Susan k Stephens. Chris Stephens. John Stowers, ]ames Stroud, Cheryl Styve. Gary Sutherlan, Lisa Swafford. Tammy I $ Swain, Marvin Swope, David Taylor, Chris Taylor, |ohnny 2 Taylor, Vincent jj Tewell, Teresa Thacker, Becky Thomas, Michelle Thomas. Phillis Thurman, Chris Trammell. Frances Tran. Phi Tull. Gary Turner. Raymond Uhles. Darren Van Dera, Maureen Verner, Vara Vernon, Nichole Von Aschen, Brad Von Aschen, Brent Waddel. |odi Wagoner, Barbara Walters, Kim Wagoner. Tuesday Watson. Michele Winters, Patricia Webb. Chrystal Webster, Steve Weddle, Missy White, Mary White, jimmy White, Rhonda Wiesinger, Lisa Williams, Marie Williams, Randy Williams, Ronnie Woodruff, Cindi Wright, Bill York, Tina Young, Brad Young, David Young, Tim {Junior fFlasfibacks} It ff «i u Friends Remember )ohn with his fa mily. John would always tell me to keep a smile on my face because he never wanted to see his friends unhappy. — Candy Mayfield John gave me my first kitty cat and remained a true friend until the day he died. I ' ll never forget him. — Lesa Smith I could talk to him about my problems and he would listen understandingly. — Patti McDaris He was a great guy who knew what life was all about. That ' s why he was special. And that ' s why we ' ll remember him for a long time. — Sean Henry John was an excellent student and a fine person. — Mr. Otto Marshall When I needed help, he would help me. — Melissa Little John was always there to help his friends. He took an interest in them and cared what happened to them. — Zona Isaac When John kidded people — which he did a lot — he never meant it in a mean way. — Stacy Chezem SOPHOMORES Back Row, L to R: Tom Klein, Student Council Representative; Lori Esmeyer, Vice-president; Donna Wagoner, Secretary: Margie Ogden, Social Chairman; George Austin, Sponsor; Front Row. L to R: Philip Morris, President: Leslie White, Treasurer. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS The Class of 1 985 got off to a good start this year at Rogers. They demonstrated their spirit by taking second place in the spirit chain, a first in the history of the school. They engaged in many money raising activities, such as selling T-shirts, Christmas ornaments, and candy bars. The Sophomores also sponsored the Christmas and Valentine dances. Sponsored by Mr. George Austin, the class had almost 500 members coming to Rogers from Anderson, Bell, Cleveland, Hamilton, and Wilson junior high schools. By the end of the year, the sophomores felt they were true Ropers. Jingle bells, jingle bells You ' re sure well make some money on this dance? Abbeduto, Michael Abell, Terry Allegrezza, David Allen, Julie Altizer, Tina Anderson, Dwayne Anderson, Gayla Anderson, Rebekah Anderson, Tonya Arnold, Paula Artberry, Michael Ashby, Barbara Avlestia, John Bagby, Candi Bahe, Tonia Bailey, Jeri Barnard, jerry Barnes, Danny Barr, jerry Bartel, Richard Baugh, Christina Baxter, Bob Bear. Bobby Beedenbender, John ®$ Valerie Crabtree contemplates. 1985 Belcher, Christina Belden, Freddie Belden, Therese Bell. Jeff Bennett, Leesa Bennett, Richard Berna. Kip Bersch, Melinda Bethel. Michael Bilby. Daryl Billups, Tammy Blackwell, John Blair. Keith Bohm, Karla Boyd. Joe Boyd. Kevin Braley. Larry Bratt, Angela Bray. Doug Breiner, Mary Brewer. Rashaun Bridges, Loyd Bright. Sina Brown. Eric Brown, Steve Brownlee, John Leslie White ' s first love. . ( Bruder, Cindy Brummet, Steve Buckley, Brian Buffington, Tammi Burks. Sonya Burris, Bobbie Burtner, Terri Caley. Linda Campbell, Renee Campus, Pam Carden, Renee Casebolt, David Casey, Jeff Casey, Lise Chamberlain, Mike Chamberlin, Rhonda Chambers, Mike Chaplin, Yolanda Clark, Rae Clarke, Debbie Coffman, Roger Collier, Mary Comer, Tina Cook, Theresa HABITS FALL Cothran, Steve Cox, Anna Angela Bratt hard at work. Cox, Martha Crabtree, Valerie Crawford, Charlene Crittenden, Traci Daniels, Debbie Daniels, Doyle Daniels, Steven Daskem, Steve Detherage, Terrie Decker, Stephanie DeVore, Teresa Dickinson. Paula Dobbs, Rhonda Dobson, Cindi Duty, Lynn Dyche, Shelley Eaton, Chris Edwards, Gary Edwards, johnny Emberton, Lisa Esmeyer, Lori Esparragoza, Victor Essington, Chris Estira, Theresa Ezell, Roy Pam joyner and Dawn McNeil: Sophomores phone home Farrar, Stacey Farris, David Farmer, Marjorie Fifer, Lamont Fishwick. Rebecca Foley, Carla Fowler, Paul Francis, Pam Franklin, Dianna Gambell, Melody Carbey, Kim Garrison, Debbie Glasco, Rachel Golden, Lucinda Goletto, Jeff Good, Lisa Goodin, Virgil Goodwin, Michelle Goree, Stacy Gouge. Cynthia Gough, LaTonya Gougler, Kim Graham, John Graves, Vaynetta Green, David Margie Ogden, Shaun Niles, Theresa Lstria. and Theresa Cook are looking forward to their senior year. Green, Dwayne Green. Stewart Green, Wade Gresham, Lisa Griesinger, Dana Griffith. Kelli Grimes, Ronald Grundy, Derrick Guest, Joseph Guest. Raymond Hammons. Lisa Hargis. Gina Hargrove, Randall Harjo. Danna Harris, Jeff Harris, jimmy Harris. John Harris, Kim Hawkins, Don Hayes, Laura Hayes, Traci Haywood, Eduardo Hearn, Chester Henderson, Jeff Hendricks, Bobbie Henry, Doug Henson, Sonia Hernandez, Ernesto Hernandez, Hector Hernandez, Pablo Herrel, Bradley Hicks, Matt Hicks, Tony Hill. Walter Hinton, Dana Hitchcock, Karen Hodges, Mark Holley, Sandra Hopkins. Kevin House, Mike Housewright, Erik Hunter, Marcus Hurst, Otis Hurt, |ames Hutchison, Richard Hutchison, Sandra Ingram, Keith Iron, Andrea Iverson, Eric ]ackson, Kenneth (ackson, Marcel Jameson, Mark Jefferson, Ricky |ohnson. Brian lohnson, Cloteel Keys, Leann King, Heidi Kinyon, |onathan Kirby, Kim Kirby, Tim Klein, Tom Kramer, Lisa Kuhns, Michael Landingham, Rob Lang, Christy Langley, Janice Lawson, |immy LeClair, Annette Lee, Alisha Leitka, Marian Leslie, Tanya Liggins, Elesia Lindquist. Stacey Littlejohn, Leslie ■L ' tit ft w Lucas, Carl Lucas, Michelle Lucero, Linda Lundy, Steve Marcel Jackson says, Look, Ma! No cavities! J tip ' Mabes, Tracy Maish, Kellie Manuel, Sammy Marrow, Jackie Marchall, Patricia Martin. Andrea Martin, Kim Martin, Michael Matheny, Yolanda Matthews, Kim May, Tommy May, Wynona McAnally, Mary Mcintosh, Paulette McMahan, Lori McNeill, Dawn McWhorter, Sarah OAf Medlock, John Mefford, Mike Mendez, Missy Meseke, |ane Miller, Chris Miller, David Miller, Dena Miller, Tim Mitchell, johnny Moore, Holly Moore, John ' tZ!l junior Felicia Chaplin: Cowgirl! r Mi i Moore, Nichelle Moore. Tisa Moreland, Rhonda Moreno, Cathy Morris, Philip Moses, Rodney Moss. Lee Nance. Angel Neel, Mark Nelson, Charles Newman, Willie Nguyen, Hope Nguyen, Sy Nichols, Cina avf Niles, Shaun Norgren. Mike Norgren. Rich O ' Dell, Angela Ogden, Marie O ' Quinn, Denise O ' Quinn, Diana Palmer. Rusty Payne, Charlie Pendergrass, Rodney Peterson. Diane Pettit. Donna Petty, Tracy Perkins, Pat Ponds, Richard Porter, Chris Potter, Amanda Potter. Steve Prewitt, Daniel Probst, Michele Proctor, Peggy Pruitt. jay Pruitt, Kellisha Pruitt, Kelly Randolph, |im Rea. Rod Rea, Todd Record, Tom Richardson, Chad f ,o f ' f ichardson, LaDonna 0. Rice, Mike Riddle. Micah Robinson, |eff ( Robinson, Larry T believe in the uh Li Rowbotham. Wendy Roy. Barbara Russell. |ohn Sac. Kevin Sawyer. Ann Schroeder. Pam Scritchfield, Laura Shehan, Tonya Shope. Larry Shouse, Danny Silver. Mike Singleton. Rodney Slate. Lama Smith. Bill Smith, lames Smith. Terri Smith. Vernon Snider. Eddie Snively. Curtis Soper. Debbie Sparks, Rhonda Stacey. Vicki Stafford. Mary Stanley, Corina Stanley, Dana Shaun Niles tests her strength. Steele. Lonette Steward, Terry Still, Tracy Stratton, jimmy Teel, Candy Thacker. Becky Thompson, Stacey Timmons, Debbie Tinsley, Patricia Tipton, Brett Tobie, Theoplis Toney, Becky Torres, Hector Towers, Bert Townsend, Kim Trekell, |ames Trimble, Tom Tucker, Gina Turney, Vance Tuter, Melissa Tyler. Chris Tyre. Mike Vaughan, David Vargas, Clem Vermillion, Marty Villarreal, Aldo Candy Bagby cheers for biology. Vogel, Tris Vowels, Phillip Vulgamore. Scott Vuong. Huong Vuong, Lan Waddel. |odi Wade, lonna Wadlow. Elana Waggoner. Lance Wagoner. Donna Wainwright. Dean Walls. Tim Ware, Tracy Walker. Tammy Watkins, |ames West, Leslie West, Tina «  r ' X White. Leslie Whitehorn, |oey Wilks. Arthur Williams. Chanelle v Williams, Donna Williamson, Patricia Wilson. Byron Wilson, Mary Wilson, Ronnie Sophomore Speedway! Wilson, Ronnie Wilson, Verna Wolf, Mike Wonderley. ]eff Wood, Tammy Woodruff, Lynnette Wooten, Darren Wyatt, Michelle Wright. Billy Wright, Patricia Class President Phillip Morris. What ' s this? asks Sandy Hutchinson. bMi -.. • -•-rv -v ■ ' V- v. Lj — -tj «a % ' •. £ « t m ft r-. Tooimcw Student Council serves as the governing body of Will Rogers High School. The organization ' s primary objective is to give students a voice in the affairs of the school. The Student Council consists of one representative from each homeroom elected to attend meetings. Mr. )im Burton served as the Student Council sponsor for the fourteenth year. During the year the Student Council officers participated in and sponsored many activities. In October the Student Council sponsored the monthly Superintendent Advisory meeting. In November they attended the State Convention at Yukon, Oklahoma. The convention was held at the Yukon High School where the visiting students were taken in by host families. The convention was a learning experience consisting mainly of discussion groups. Also in November the Council sponsored Will ' s Week, held annually to celebrate Will Rogers ' birthday. The week consisted of competition in roping, wagon and tricycle races, and the outstanding Seniors were selected by the student body. Other Student Council sponsored activities included the sale of TWR blue and gold rubgy shirts, a Christmas Tea, and a leadership breakfast held for incoming sophomores. The Council also selected a committee of interested students to revise the Student Council Constitution, which will be effective in the year 1983-84. Student Council Officers, back row, (L to R): Sponsor, |im Burton; Secretary. Debbie Scott; Vice-president. Sam Spears: Social Chairman, Barry Anderson. 2nd row: Parliamentarian, Dan Klein: Chaplain. Phyllis Shephard. Front row: Treasurer, Melody Smith; President, Mark Cabbert. ■ ► ' j Debbie Scott and Mark Gabbert cut Will ' s S.C. officers discussing the revision of the constitution, birthday cake. Student Council Officers support each other! Dan selling those famous chocolate bars we all love. Melody guards the S.C. treasury. Phyllis serving at the Christmas Tea. Front row, L to R: Parliamentarian Cyndi Smith; Secretary Suzie Nunez: Sergeant at Arms Rosie Rowe. Back row: Vice-President Ron Grimes; Treasurer Theresa McCoy; President Tom Trimble; Sponsor |im Potts. RED CROSS The Rogers chapter of the American Red Cross, sponsored by Mr. Jim Potts had several activities lined up for Will-On-the-Hill this year. In December Red Cross members filled nearly 200 Christmas stockings with candy, nuts, fruit, and toys. These were distributed to several recreation centers around Tulsa. The club held a membership drive in February, and later in the year conducted a blood drive at Rogers, urging all faculty members and any student who was 17 or 18 years old to give blood. Red Cross members fill the stockings The 1 983 yearbook staff, consisting of 28 members, met every day in room 305 during 4th hour to create the 1 983 Lariat. The first step was to decide what went where in the book, and how many pages were needed. At the beginning of the year staff members worked hard to learn how to draw a layout, write copy, and crop pictures, then the real work began: doing it all. We faced a constant battle against deadlines, but we worked with confidence and enthusiasm. We hope the ' 83 Lariat will be one of your high school years ' treasures! forgo: to load the camera! ' Say cheese, please. ' ' Don ' t ask me anything! ' Questions! Questions! ' 1 LARIAT j I AT : www ! W ORK i -  « Jim Benton — hard at work. _. , Tonya puts on her best smile. Lariat Staff Front Row, L to R: Rhonda Trekell, Oreland Sparks, jeannie Allen; 2nd Row: Miss Mary Ann Parker, Becca Beustring, Susan Skowronski, Diane Anderson; Top: Cyndi Smith. : %Jf, L to R: Rhonda Sandlin, Tracy Lucas, |amie Carpenter, Jennifer Stumbo, Lana Williams, and Debbie Scott. L to R: Tina Proctor. Tonya Lakey, Sandy Whatley. and Shawna Setchell. tfl L to R: Jody Lucas. Sheila Chapman, Marci Mozingo, jimmy Benton. ■ ■X L to R: Don Porter. Steve Spoon, Tim Scon. L to R: Allen Grummert. Zona Isaac, and Stacie Chezem. HOOF HOOF HOOF HOOF HOOF HOOF HOOF HOOF HOOF HOOF HOOF HOOF HOOF PRINTS PRINTS PRINTS PRINTS PRINTS PRINTS PRINTS PRINTS PRINTS PRINTS PRINTS PRINTS PRINTS Mike works to meet the deadline. The Roper Hoof Prints staff met during 4th hour in Room 409 with their sponsor Mrs. )o Ann Ragsdale, who has been the journalism sponsor since 1 970. The staff worked hard to put out each newspaper, and the reporters explored everywhere to find neat and exciting Roper news to write about. Approximately one month of work was required to put out each edition. Hoof Prints staff consisted of nine seniors and two juniors. This year ' s editor-in-chief was senior Darelyn Esmeyer. Copies of Hoof Prints were printed by Mr. Bill Schneider ' s vocational printing classes, and approximately 350 copies of each edition were sold for 25 t each. When the paper was delivered during 4th hour, sales were always excellent, since Ropers were eager to reade the news. Geary enjoys the finished product. m - Left to Right: Tim Young, Teresa Pena, ]on Peavy, Barry Anderson. Geary Johns. Sponsor Mrs. Ragsdale. Darelyn Esmeyer, Brian Chambers, Mike Nicholas. .•i.--.-- -.--.-.-- .--.--.-- -- SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS5SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS J Teresa sets type for Hoof Prints. Sponsor Mrs. |oAnn Ragsdale checking over student work. Front Row, L to R: Mrs. Barbara Hambric. Tammy Swafford, Rhonda Edwards, |oni Thurman, Lana Williams. 2nd Row: Christine Ferrel, Teresa Cilliand, Jennifer Stumbo, Diana Manifold, Carla Knight. 3rd Row: Chanda LeCoix. Sharonda Barre, Donna Purdom, Darrell Penn, Doug Winsworth, Michele Watson, Susan Skowronski. 4th Row: Eric Cantrell. Eddie Snider, Mike Anderson, Terry Ingle, Phillip Davis, Rodney Harney. Stagecraft Masque and Gavel L to R, standing: Mrs. Barbara Hambric. Randy Bankston. 2nd Row: Darin Wolff, Phillip Davis, jerry Young, Billy Beatty, Terry Ingle, Jimmy White Sitting: Pres. Mike Anderson. 2nd Row, L to R: Michele Watson, Pari.; Doug Winsworth, Vice-pres.: Diana Manifold, Treas.. Not pictured: Lana Williams, Sec. The Masque and Gavel Club, sponsored by Mrs. Barbara Hambric, brought together people who shared a mutual interest in the theatre arts. The club produced Thorton Wilder ' s Our Town. After lots of hard work and after school rehearsals, the curtain went up on Dec. 9th, for 2 performances with Mike Anderson in the lead role of stage-manager. Members of Masque and Gavel Club also participated in the Memorial speech contest and Voice of Democracy speech contest. In the spring the club staged The Man Who Came to Dinner. This was the final play for senior members and when the final curtain came down, it brought many tears and fond farewells. This year stagecraft was once again supervised by Mrs. Barbara Hambric. The group was small in number but big in enthusiasm. The crew ran sound, lights, and built all stage sets for assemblies, concerts, and forums held in the Will Rogers auditorium. Mrs. Hambric commented. They arrive early, work hard and leave late. 3 Ell IEIE an =.n | „, =ln „ = Front Row, L to R: T.L. Montgomery, sponsor; 2nd row: Don Slaughter, Kim Cougler, Dana Grieslinger, Christel New; 3rd row; Brenda McAnally, Tom Martin; 4th row: janelle Pitts, Rhonda Edwards. Teresa Gilliland, Kerri Duggins, jane Meseke, Randy Shelton; 5th row: |im Stevens, Tonya Lakey, Debbie Mullins, Trace Foote; 6th row: Tom Hill. Anthony Johnson, Eric Cantrell, Sean Henry, Chris Huddleston. The Art Club was 28 members strong this year, and was sponsored by Mr. T.L. Montgomery. The club ' s purpose was to create an active and intelligent interest in arts and crafts among students. In addition, club members were also encouraged to participate in community art activities through visits to art centers such as Gilcrease and Philbrook, and to contribute to an exhibition of students art at Triangle art gallery. In keeping with the community spirit at Christmas time, club members painted Christmas symbols on the windows of Burger King at 1 1 th and Harvard. The most important event for Roper art students, however, was the chance to compete in Jan. for a $ 1 ,788 art scholarship at Tulsa University. L to R: Anthony Johnson. Treasurer; Brenda McAnally. Vice-President; |im Stevens President; janelle Pitts, Secretary. Sponsor T.L. Montgomery. I ! ! 3 I I I ] i 8 E -£ ? S-- . m ' 5 — rt , 4- , . -v,- — - (i L. (j , , (— ft _t S, £ (U £ « 00DOfc- 5 ! 5_ .15 t ' = Or c-i !C £ 1= «j u o m jSt ao u - jS cy CllfcJ 3 -c O ± -=-5 ' ' c fftetlfaii! iH1|il|MIU n - l l « CO r-T-. C s m ' 811t|l , -5JiIi €S i f.uS i £ V v J5 ; c _□ .c co - CO CU DO C I QZ O i cj - o u s5 s oo3 _cc- .y(u ' 5 , cu o 5 3 b .1 co d. g • S i -c n, | t¥E i| -HiS OXQ-3 ie d „, ._ ; n oo- p a a- i o 3 - i m .? ™ s .— cu 5J| — ? , O 1 _ Q = o S = .S c ■ ' E CJ 0J 15 c c — cu c S O 5 ; n cu 73,2 £ Ee G u ra iccu amti iuea  French Club sponsor, Gayle Wallace, enjoying her fondue snack French club officers can can-can too! Left to right: Secretary, Diane Anderson; Treasurer, Teresa Pena; President, Susan Skowronski; Vice-President. Sam Spears and Social Chairman, Tracy Lucas. This year the 90 member Will Rogers French Club, with the help of sponsor Gayle Wallace, livened its spirit and made a big effort to make all Rogers students aware of Francais. This was the first year for selling home-made bumper stickers manufactured by Rogers Printing classes, and for selling Advent Calendars. The French Club also prospered through selling candles, wrapping paper, and stationary. The French Club ' s purpose is to promote the French Culture through various activities, so fondue, crepe, and croissant parties were held to give French _ H students a taste of some French mk cuisine without having to go to France. V J To test their skills against 4 p French-speaking students „ j£ throughout Oklahoma and the surrounding states, Rogers students traveled to Austin College in Texas, and to Oklahoma University in Norman to win awards for their French-speaking talents. Busy was the year for the French-speaking Ropers, and learning became tres epatant. Samantha and friends guard their meal at the fondue party. Maria and Stacy test the Bouche de Noel. Can-Can volunteers stay in step at the International Dinner. o 01 . ■f. j= ' 5 3 5 C •S y.S.SI ' ilil B ' v o ■5E ! _ £ w C O ■S S zlc-H o o o 11 8 -H 2 — - - - ■ 5 v £ it: « f! . o o o a 7 ? c — - O ■o o p .5 x ■ J! 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Tli05r , i Officers; Top Row, L to R: Kevin Lefler, Olympic Advisor; Mrs. Cayle Wallace; Barry Anderson. Treasurer; Dan Klein. Pro-Consul: Michael Narcomey, Consul. Bottom row: Samantha Ford, Social Chairman; Darelyn Esmeyer, Secretary: Yvette Richter, Publicity; Nga Vuong, Certamen Chairman; Kim Barrett, Historian. The Latin Club was again sponsored by Mrs. Gayle Wallace. In this club, members studied Roman culture, history, civilization, and mythology. They participated in a number of activities to further their knowledge, such as the December celebration of Saturnalia, the sale of slaves, and certamen (competition). Other club events included national and state conventions, pizza parties, the fourth annual International Dinner, and Latin Initiations. The Rogers Latin Club was also proud of its record as state champions in volleyball among the foreign language departments! m It ' s guys against girls in Certamen! INDIAN CLUB Front row, L to R: Mr. Carl Hale, |immy Starr, Cilia Mcintosh, Paulette Mcintosh, Mrs. Lillian Williams; 2nd row: Marian Lietka, Emmy Muskrat, Susan Gourd, Connie Sutherlan: 3rd row: Lynette Steele, Tonia Bahe, Pam Francis. Karen Hedge, Karol LeClair: Back row: Katrina Hambrie, Kevin (ones, Lee Gouge, joey Whitehorn, Mike Wolfe. The 1982-83 Rogers Indian Club was again sponsored by Mr. Carl Hale and Mrs. Lillian Williams. The club met in room 321 every Wednesday morning at 7:35 a.m. At these meetings members learned about Indian heritage and culture, and developed pride in their Indian ancestory. Indian Club members participated in a variety of activities which included collecting baskets of food and filling Christmas stockings for the needy. In the spring the club put on an assembly to show aspects of Indian culture. Officers, L to R: Patricia Kingfisher, Connie Sutherlan, Andrea Iron, and |oey Whitehorn. F C A Front Row, L to R: Sheryl May, Sheila Chapman, Mary Karlskint. Jennifer Gillis; 2nd row: Brent Keys, Kenny Campbell; Back row: Willie Newman. Eric Iverson, Chris Chancellor. Not pictured: Brian Johnson. Larry Esmeyer. Gary Porter, Steve Galutza, Davey Redman, Doug Bray. Mike Anderson. Jimmy Overturf. Kelly Wade. Bubba Bowman. Brenda McAnally, Sherry Rogers. Tina Proctor, |eri Bailey. The Fellowship of Christian Athletes has one main objective: to help athletes learn and to have fun in a true Christian atmosphere. This year FCA meetings were held about every two weeks, and membership was open to all 6th hour athletes. Under the sponsorship of Coach Gordon Morgan, many activities were held for members. Included were a huddle with T.U. athletes, and evening of Christmas caroling, an FCA rally, and lots of refreshments. s p r t Front Row. L to R: Secretary |ennifer Gillis. Chaplain Sheila Chapman; 2nd row: Coach Gordon Morgan, sponsor: President Mike Anderson, Vice-President Kenny Campbell. Officers FBLA Front Row: L to R: Cherrie Green. Rosie Rowe. Back Row: Paula Branch, Layna Daniels. LeGina Keltner. Chris Stevens. Vickey Shelton. Officers, sitting L to R: Treasurer Paula Branch: Secretary. Rosie Rowe: President LeGina Keltner: Reporter. Vickey Shelton. Standing: Historian. Layna Daniels: Vice President. Cherrie Green: not pictured Parliamentarian: Alisa Davis. Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) is an organization for students enrolled in a business education course at Rogers. Mrs. Beverly Archer was again the FBLA sponsor, as she has been since 1963. FBLA members were active in projects such as a Roper Car Wash, the Installation Ceremony, and the Fall Leadership Conference held at the Tulsa Excelsior Hotel. There were approximately ten members in the club this year. Members sold acrylics from Princeton Industries to raise funds for the club whose purpose was to provide personal growth as well as fun for business students. LeGina Keltner and Rosie Rowe discussing business with Mrs. Archer. 1st row: L to R, Kerri Duggins, Linda Burdick, |ulie Brisco. Michelle Smit h, Wendy Riter. 2nd Row: Rhonda Trekell. Gary Cooper. Rusty Hanock, Norman Kee. Kerri Duke, Lisa Reed. Tina Hayes. Kelli White. Kevin Lefler: 3rd row: Susan Gourd, Cheryl Stroud. |oann Gambell. Vara Verner, Sharole Ansiel, Mr. Ramsey, Shawna Setchell, Sandy Whatley, Martha Payne. Teresa Pringle. Becky McGowan, Stanley Acuff. Alan Niblet. Not pictured: Nancy Holdt. Michelle Boyd, Debbie Cousins. Sheila Kaiser. r Sponsor: jim Ramsey DECA Officers: Kneeling. L to R. Treasurer: Rhonda Trekell: President: Kelli White. Standing. L to R, Chaplin: Julie Brisco; Reporter: Michelle Smith: Secretary: Shawna Setchell; Vice President: Sandy Whatley. Back row: Michelle Smith, Susan Steiert, Kelli White. Nancy Holdt, Kerri Duke, Tina Hayes. Front: Santa Claus. DECA members with children from the Turley Children ' s Home. DECA DECA had a busy year of activities in 1 982- 1 983. Members participated in the annual Bosses ' Breakfast, they visited the Turley Children ' s Home at Halloween, and they sold metal key rings to raise money. At Christmas DECA members assisted with the Senior Citizen Shopping Day at Target, handing out flowers and greeting the guest shoppers. This year DECA had thirty members, and was again sponsored by Mr. Jim Ramsey. As part of the year ' s activities, delegates from the Rogers chapter attended the DECA conference in Oklahoma City and competed in a variety of categories. Shawna Setchell 1982-83 DECA Sweetheart. Allen Niblett helps out at Senior Citizen Day. 1 -I Sandy Whatley washing tables during Senior Citizen Day. VOCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL Front Row, L to R: Tina Reid. Michelle Dalrymple, Melissa Little, Teresa Tewelh 2nd Row: Sarah Clay, Lori Wilkins, Robyn Graham. Sally Wager, Veronica DeLeon; 3rd Row: Valera Dunivin, Glenna Acree, Mindy Prine, Debbie Bowman. Debbie Hicks. Leslie Landingham. The Rogers chapter of VICA is part of a national organization, the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America, an organization open to all high school students enrolled in vocational education courses in industrial, health, or technical fields. VICA clubs provide experience for students in various aspects of the vocational fields they study in school. Membership in the Rogers VICA club is open to members of the cosmetology and printing classes. Sponsored by Mr. Bill Schneider, VICA engaged in various fund raising activities this year, such as selling salad dressing and bumper stickers. The money raised was used to purchase jackets and awards. Front Row, L to R: Susan Ellis, Shannon Hayes, |uanita Jones, Susie Nunez. 2nd Row: Melanie Lee. Lspie Sanchez, Rhonda Dentis, Camie |ames, Charlotte Williams. 3rd Row: Deanna |ohnson. Terri Keith, Kim Walters, Wendy Yost, Cindi Wheeler, Loretta Shideler. 4th Row: Becky Ward, Lisa Wiesinger, Teresa Foster. Loretta Erby, Kathy Baughman, Robin Robison. Lisa Shockley. Valera Dunivin and Sarah Clay practice on the heads before they get the real thing. CLUBS OF AMERICA Front Row, L to R: Craig Jones, Donna Cox. Carl Smith; 2nd Row: Pam Morrison, |ody Casey. Paul Whitmire, Frank Winterstine; 3rd Row: Mr. Schneider, Scott Shaw, David Smith, Curtis Youngblood; 4th Row: Bryant Smith, Tommy Quick. Front Row. L to R: jane Jackson, Ruthann Burch. Gayla Anderson. Anita Merrill, Lynn Alcorn; 2nd Row: |ohn Record, Tony Bevenue. |immy Maxwell, Dave Sandell. Mr. Schneider; 3rd Row: David Hillard, Gary Jones, Robert Young, David Wilson. Scott Shaw and |ody Casey work on the letter press. Front Row, L to R: Marjorie Farmer, Tina West. Tisa Moore, Denise O ' Quinn, Mary Collier, Teresa DeVore: 2nd Row: Lisa Hammons, Teresa Pena, Mike Larson, Tom Record, Pat Perkins, jim Randolph; 3rd Row: Rob Landingham, Bill Smith. |oe Guest, johnny Mitchell, Jeff Casey, Richard Bennett, Mike Chambers; 4th Row: Terry Abell, Steve Potter, Lance Wagoner, Daniel Prewitt, John Hawkins. O «t g ££ Souj iiin= t u n -j m . n s y .r c 3 id S S ffl -S •= s uj OJ C _0 c jj c - $ V, Z ° £ _o; C llj J; lx|-Ef|-5 o it 1 2 £ I Q -5 fj c§ 3 c ffl 0; = . C 5 .5 •£ c jn c it- 2 - -2. i -u £ ■C ;Oj,-Q CS L , ■ pea -j — o s a! fc 9 -O g i5i N -5 g « -g 5 I iS3gb!£2£. Sc - « - E J2 — Ji !s  i52j$ i j •- - O O D o P - c jifiljfi SPIRIT OFFICERS: Front Row. L to R: Bill Steiert. Gina Bryant; 2nd row: Ron Miller, Teresa (ones, Linda Mizer. Cheryl Judkins, Mr. |oe Metzer, Robin Robinson. Elaine Webb. Rhonda Trekell. Sally Caley; 3rd row: Tim Young. Brad Young. Greta Feaster. Dana McCurry. ft ' - t - p H J : | August, the hottest month, was the most critical time for the Roper Marching Band, for the four weeks of August were filled not only with hot, humid weather, but with eight hours of practice each day. Through this effort, however, the Tulsa Roper Spirit emerged. It took a lot of hard work, and we kept our chins up and our heads high, but most of all we concentrated; that was the key word, said Senior Flag Captain Rhonda Trekell. The hard work paid off when the Roper Band took the field during halftime during the football season. ROPER SPIRIT L to R: Sandra Holley, Teresa Jones. Sonia Henson, Cathy Moreno, Debbie Clarke. Maria Williams, Sally Caley, Kelli Pruitt, Rhonda Trekell. Shawna Postoak, Renee Campbell. Myra Parsons, Linda Caley. Darla Goodin. Donna Williams. Michelle Wyatt. L to R JAZZ BAND . CONCERT BAND Standing (L to R): Mr. Curtis (Intern), Mr. Metzer. ]ames Beaty. Marty Hawkins, |ohn Gulley. Steve Bluford, Dana McCurry. Front row: Michelle Sanders. Cina Bryant. Linda Mizer. Greta Feaster. Ron Miller. Bill Steiert. 2nd row: Glen Vargas. Terry Gerhard. |oe Boyd, Chris Lssington. Back row: |ames Garrison, jon Miller, Terry Rodecker. Darrel |udkins. Richard Sanders. In addition to Marching Band, Mr. Joe Metzer directed Jazz Band and Concert Band. Jazz Band consisted of students, by audition only, who had an interest in playing in a smaller, specialized music group. The Jazz Band received Superior rating at the Webster Jazz Festival and in the Tulsa Public Schools Jazz Contest. Concert Band is a group for younger, less experienced players. Concert Band differed from marching band in the kinds of music it played, and in the use of a wider variety of instruments. First row (L to R): Tammy Acuff, Susan Steiert, Laura Scritchfield. Lee Kiefer, Renee Lewis. Ron Miller. Cheryl Judkins. 2nd row: Terry Pollard, Linda Mizer, Mike Metzger, Arthur Berry, Steve Grummet, Richard Jondrow, Debbie Clark, |oe Boyd. 3rd row: David Farris. Becky Fishwick, Darrel |udkins. |ames Garrison, Jacque Marrow, Marty Hawkins. Standing: Jeff Goletto, |eff Henderson. Mr. Metzer, Mr. Curtis (Intern). ORCHESTRA WIND ENSEMBLE 1 E t sf • t A i JL 1 - H 1 ■ W try iff Front row (L to R): Arthur Berry, Tracy Petty. Sally Caley, Lee Keifer. Renee Lewis. Larry Esemeyer. Kevin lackson. Standing: Linda Mizer. Mr. Metzer. Mr. Curtis (intern). Eduardo Haywood. Michael Caddy. Wind Ensemble is a symphonic wind band that performs at concerts, and is also a contest group. This group performs at Christmas with the vocal music department and performed at the Will Rogers Invitational Contest and the State Band Contest at OSU. Orchestra is made up of string players exclusively. This group studies both pop and classical music with emphasis on string technique. This group performs in concerts and for conventions. ' 4k ! ■ Front row (L to R): Paula Dickenson. Lisa Hutton, Ron Miller. Tammy Acuff, |onna Wade. Michelle Frost. Alice Burton. 2nd row: Arthur Berry. Cheryl Judkins. Linda Mizer, Wendy Rowbotham. Richard Saunders. Mike Metzger, Gina Bryant. Greta Feaster, Michelle Sanders. Bill Steiert, Melinda Bersch. Terry Gerhard. Glen Vargas. Chris Essington. Back row: |on Miller. |acque Marrow. Terry Rodecker, Darrel |udkins. lames Garrison, Tim Young, Robert Pinkstaff. |ohn Gulley. Scott Anderson. Standing: Dana McCurry. Marty Hawkins. Pat |ones. |ames Beaty. Brad Young, Sam Griffith. Mr Metzer. Mr. Curtis (Intern). ■ ■ p m CHORALE CAVDID5 ss Chorale is the elite vocal music group at Rogers, filled by student tryouts in the previous year. The 3 1 -member group was again directed by Mrs. Mary Louise Rose. Among the activities Chorale members participated in this year were Christmas singing at the Williams Plaza Hotel, singing for private parties, performing for the PTA and for the Principals ' Annual Christmas Banquet, singing at feeder schools to promote enrollment in music at Rogers, and performances for Tulsa civic organizations and community churches. Chorale also sang at the Vesper Service during graduation, at the high school choir festival, at the Rogers Spring Concert, and twice at The University of Tulsa. To raise money for Chorale activities, members sold soap and tickets to their spring concert. The Chorale also received some donations from several Tulsa civic groups. 1982-1983 Chorale officers were chosen by a vote of the choir members. The officers were Diana Manifold, President; Les Cline, Vice-President; Maria Martin, Secretary-Treasurer; and Diana Manifold, Student Director. Gospel Quartet performs in an assembly. Diana Manifold directs the school in the Alma Mater. CHORALE Front Row, L to R: Shaun Niles, Lisa Reed, Etta Hunt, Melissa Little. Ron Starkey. Stephen Storm. Delbert Collins. Lisa Bagby. Maria Martin. Gayle Cox, Mrs. Mary Louise Rose. Second Row: Diana Manifold. Beverly Barbour, Shawn Cook, |ohnny Taylor, Marlin Ricketts, Philip Davis, David Vaughn. Melody Smith. Ellen Little. |ammie Brower. Third Row: |anene Hunter, Dana McCurry. Lisa Hutton, Kay Williams. Melvin Quinney. Terry Ingle. Les Cline, Steve Curtis, Terri Smith, Deanna Harney, Katrina Hamby. X m o c Left to Right: Les Cline, Mrs. Mary Louise Rose, Marlin Ricketts, Delbert Collins, Phillip Davis. Left to Right: Delbert Collins, Lisa Bagby, Etta Hunt, Terrie Smith, Marlin Ricketts. KllH mimnn flCIHK Front Row, L to R: Shaun Niles. Dianna Franklin, Diana Manifold, Gary Dotson, Keith Ingram. David Rummerfield, Marie Markland, Barbara Ashby, Venticee Maya. Middle Row: Mrs. Mary Louise Rose, |ill Robbins, Ann Sawyer, jonna Wade, Danny Prewitt, Steven Cannon, William Burleigh. Debbie Clarke, Deanny Harney, Christinna Darnell. Top Row: Candy Teel, Denise Quinney, Chanda LeCouix, Phillip Davis, DeWayne Cooper, Kevin Angel, David Farris, Angel Bagby, Tracy Ware. Not Pictured: Karla Bahm, Tod Gray. Tawny Lower. Cynthia Matthews. Angela O ' Dell. CHORALIERS Everyday Choraliers met to sing during 4th hour. They practiced for upcoming programs such as the Thanksgiving Assembly, the Christmas Assembly, and the Spring Pop Concert. Choraliers helped to promote enrollment in vocal music at Rogers by singing at feeder junior high schools during the spring enrollment drive. To qualify for membership in Choraliers, students were required to try out during enrollment the previous year, at which time director, Mrs. Mary Louise Rose, chose the choir members. Singing with Choraliers was a great experience for Ropers who loved to sing, and who wanted to be involved with new friends in musical activities. . 1 ' ! , SPORTS ROPER BASEBALL Front Row L to R- Mark Shell. Willie Newman. Mark Worthington. |immy Overturf; 2nd Row: Kelly Wade. Kevin Farrar. Perry Trevathan. Russ Childers: 3rd Row: Mike Pruitt. George Blair. Larry Herrel. Coach Gordon Morgan. Randy King, Kirk Duggins. Kevin Green. «««« «          • • The 1981-1982 Varsity Baseball Team had an outstanding season, finishing 2nd in its conference and runner-up in the state championship. The 33 victories attained was the 2nd best season in Rogers ' history. (They had 8 losses.) Roper members of the Metro All-Star 1 st team were Larry Herrel (who was Player of the Year), Kirk Duggins, Russ Childers, and Randy King. Jimmy Overturf was on the Metro 2nd team. Three pitching records were set in the 1 982 season by Larry Herrel: Single season most W j ns _ 1 4 (which was a city record;) Career wins — 26 (which was tied to a city record-,) and the Single Season team record for most strike outs — 1 48. Coach Gordon Morgan had hopes that the 1982-1983 baseball team could repeat last season ' s fine performance and perhaps win the state championship and the conference title. Coach Morgan anticipates another victory. Eager Ropers await the pitch. Russ Childers swings at a sinker. VARSITY BASEBALL w Rogers 12 1 Sand Springs Rogers 15 Sand Springs Rogers 1 5 1 McLain Rogers 5 1 Union Rogers 3 2 Sapulpa Rogers 5 3 Memorial Rogers 2 Midwest City Rogers 1 4 Yukon Rogers 3 4 Muskogee Rogers 5 6 Bixby Rogers 4 .4 Hale Rogers 6 5 East Central Rogers 10 4 Broken Arrow Rogers 10 2 Bartlesvilie Sooner Rogers 1 Bartlesville Sooner Rogers 3 1 Edison Rogers 17 16 Hale Rogers 18 3 McLain Rogers 26 3 Putnam City West Rogers 9 Del City Rogers 13 2 Northwest Classen Rogers 1 1 7 East Central Rogers 14 3 |enks JL Rogers 14 Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers 5 Hale 5 Cascia Hall 4 Muskogee 5 Edison 4 Memorial 2 Sapulpa 3 Union 6 Sapulpa 2 East Central gf Bishop Kelly HB Central REGIONALS Rogers 1 1 1 McLain Rogers 5 Sand Springs Rogers 6 3 Sand Springs STATE CHAMPIONSHIP Rogers 5 4 Putnam City West Rogers 2 1 Moore Rogers 5 Yukon TURNPIKE TOURNAMENT MEMORIAL TOURNAMENT METRO TOURNAMENT -x- -X- •X •X- ■X- •X -X- ■X- •X- -X- •X- -X- ■ -X- -X- ■X •X- •X- ■X- •X- ■X- -X- ■X- ■X- ■X- ■x- •X- ■X- ■X- •X- ■X- •X- ■x- ■X -x- •X- CO UJ I ) CQ uJ o George Blair Outfielder Kelly Wade Catcher 73 o D m DO CO m do jimmy Overturf Shortstop Steve Bachlor Outfielder Ricky Wolfe Third Base 1 983 VARSITY SENIOR MEN j.V. BASEBALL m Front Row, L to R: Todd Reeves, Wayne |aggers, Ricky ]efferson, Kenny Campbell. David Iverson. Steve Bachlor, Danny Hunt; Back Row: Steve Galutza, Eric Iverson. |immy Stratton, Chris Chancelor. Brian |ohnson. Brad Herrel. Steve takes a needed break The j.V. Baseball team had a great year in 1981-82, finishing best in the city. They played two especially fine games: one against Hale, and one against Union. In the Union game the Ropers showed their strong spirit by coming back for a 10-6 win after being down much of the game. The Hale game was , ' especially exciting for Coach Phil HI y Davis because he is a Hale graduate, and he was delighted with his Ropers ' 1 to 9 win over the Rangers. The j.V. team won the Bixby Invitational in the consolation bracket, and three out of four games in the tournament. r i lm I, a, t UN m. | IT jft ■ t r ■ H l-_ Ricky gets mentally ready his next turn at bat. Front Row, L to R: Tonya Blalock, Carol LeClair, jerry Bailey, Mary Karleskint, Jennifer Gilliss, Marion Leitke Paulette Mcintosh; Back Row: Coach Cordon Morgan, Lynne Duty, Terri Deatherage, Brenda McAnnally, Sherry Roeers Marv McAnnally, Cristina Baugh, Michelle Herrel, Kim Deatherage. The Roper Girls ' Softball team had the best season ever at Rogers, a 7-9 season in which they took 4th place in conference, and shut-out Hale 6-0 in the Hale Tournament. Coach Gordon Morgan worked hard developing the team ' s skills, and he predicts that next year ' s team will be a good one since only one player from this year ' s team will be lost through graduation. Softball is a new but growing sport at Rogers, one which offers female athletes a place to use their talents and do their part for school spirit. Mini totem pole. , VflB £-.i- • Y? ' rl ii iifii t..; • •♦ A ■ Jennifer in action! Sherry strikes out again! ■ ■ liJ i (MY J tS Scoreboard Rogers 2 Hale Rogers 2 Edison Rogers 7 McLain Rogers 10 McLain Rogers 1 East Central Rogers 5 East Central Rogers 2 Memorial Rogers 4 Memorial Rogers 7 Muskogee Rogers Muskogee Rogers 6 Hale 7 6 1 9 12 1 6 5 4 k Varsity Football ni r Front Row L to R- Traci Willie. Dwayne Green, |im Brock, George Branom. Kenny Campbell, Gerald Gould loeSerna lames Stowers. |eri Bailey; 2nd Row: Clyde Harbin. Preston Chube. Bubba Bowman. Daniel ' Hawkins Melvin Quinney, William Ballard. |ack Kearby; 3rd Row: Don Hawkins. Elliott Lyle. Larry Esymeyer PeteCain Ivan Morris. Lee Gouge, Doug Meske ; 4th Row: Tony Ruggles. Doug Bray, Willie Newman ' Steve Galutza, Tony Bevenue. Ricky Wolfe, ]erry Young: 5th Row: George West. Tommy lohnson Doug Smith. Spanky Redman, Patrick Davis. Chris Chancelor: 6th Row: Gary Gibbs Ricky leffersori Bob Baxter. Danny |ohnson. jimmy Overturf. Kenneth Stowers: Back Row, L to R: Coach LaGrone ' Coach Smittle, Coach Carson, Coach Davis. Coach Criddle. Coach Dan Crookham. Go Ropers! Yeah Team! Go Big Blue! m _ V£ The Roper Varsity Football Team had a new coach this year, Mr. Dan Crookham. Coach Crookham worked hard to develop the team ' s talent, however the Ropers ended the season with only one win (over Bartlesville) and one win against Webster in the All-City. The football season started for the Roper team on August 10 with hard practice during the morning, afternoon, and the evening hours. Practice continued daily during sixth hour once school began. SENIOR MEN Doug Meseke Tight End Gary Cibbs Quarterback Tony Ruggles Offensive Tackle Gerald Gould Defensive End Stacy Witter Tight End William Ballard Tackle u L ROGERS h CU QUARTO ft] mtmsan 3 3 3 mumm w 0 moo do muoa00 It must be an illusion. L -A J Stacey enters the twilight zone. We ' re mad too, George. TOUCHDOWN! ' YEAH! Bottom to top, L to R: Kevin ]ohnson, Steve Bachlor, Tom Martin, Trace Foote, Greg Lowry, Bennie McCollough, Lana Williams, Rhonda Edwards. |oni Thurman, Melody Smith, and Cheryl Stroud. VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS In the spring of ' 82, tryouts were held and the new Varsity Football Cheerleaders were selected. The squad began practicing during the summer from 7:00 to 9:00 every morning. They also practiced during sixth hour throughout football season. The varsity squad attended an N.C.A. cheerleading camp at T.U. and received four superior ratings, one super-star squad award, and two spirit sticks, the highest award for spirit. The football cheerleaders were chosen to cheer at the preview of the movie Tex in Tulsa. Throughout the season the squad showed their Roper Spirit by cheering at Varsity football games and pep assemblies, and by selling spirit ribbons and decorating senior hall. |SA 1 f 164 Who ' s the best in T-town??? TWRM! JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS This year the junior Varsity cheerleading squad consisted of ten spirited girls. The girls practiced for two hours a day during the summer, and one day a week after school started. The J.V. cheelreaders displayed spirit by cheering at Varsity and J.V. football games, at basketball games, and by attending pep rallies. Front row: Margie Odgen. Lori Esmeyer. Patricia Wright, Denna Nance. Stacey Farrar, Kellie Maish. Tonya Shehan, Theresa tstira, Dawn McNeil. Donna Wagoner. w ' ¥ { VARSITY SC( W.U iRM ■ W ■ ' ■ - ™ — Rogers Rogers Rogers R ogers Rogers Rogers Rogers East Central Central % Muskogee Broken Arrow Bartlesville Memorial McLain Washingt Edison i i _1 a JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL The Junior Varsity football team started the season with a new coach, Mr. Johnny Carson and a determination to work hard. Although their overall season was 1 -9, the team was justly proud of its 22- 1 6 defeat of Edison. junior Varsity in action. Getting ready for a game. - ' ' -V- V o Front row, L to R: Kenneth Stowers, Vernon Smith, Johnny Mitchell, Rod Rea. James Stowers. Richard Bennett. Back Row: Wilbur Casey, Mike Rice. Calib Yero, Coach Carson, Dean Wainricht |oe Newlun Matt Hicks. s ' , 6 9 VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row: L to R, David Redman — Manager; Richard Ponds. Wade Green. Brent Keys, Eddie Hauser — Manager. Second Row: Coach Criddle, |ohnnie Taylor, Kent Hawkins. David Green. Melvin Ouiney. Kevin Sims. Coach Spencer. Third Row: Gerald Gould — Manager: Larry Nitz, Gary Porter, Byron Alexander, Mike Anderson, Gary |ones — Manager. The 1982-83 Roper Varsity Basketball Team, coached by Lonnie Spencer and Clifford Criddle, set its goals early in the season and by mid-season had made real progress toward achieving them. The basic strength of the team lay in its exceptional balance; and success followed quickly in January when the Ropers placed second in the East Central Tournament and came out on top as champions over ranked teams in the Union Classic Tournament. That was exciting, Coach Spencer said with pride. The team practiced daily from two o ' clock to four-thirty and played a busy 5A schedule against ranked teams from the city and surrounding area. In assessing the 1982-83 Roper team Coach Spencer had this to say; This team has fought very hard to become a good basketball team. They have faced a great amount of adversity in losing some of their teammates to academic and disciplinary problems, but 1 am proud of their efforts and happy for the success they have enjoyed. s E I E N Brent Keys Mike Anderson Gary Porter Larry Nitz Varsity Basketball Scoreboard 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 Union Class Champions 2nd Place East Central Classic 71 Central 70 69 Edison 77 64(OT) East Central 65 80(OT) Hale 82 51 Central 53 63 Hale 47 78 Sapulpa 68 57 Owasso 46 89 Memorial 61 69 McLain 66 80 Union 60 54 Central 52 60 East Central 61 48 Edison 61 60 Muskogee 69 78 Broken Arrow 57 74 East Central 70 74 Memorial 50 69 McLain 73 74 Muskogee 75 77 Broken Arrow 64 65 (OT) Hale 63 61 Bartlesville 54 51 Edison 60 69 Oklah Sapulpa oma Six Conference 70 ions (6-4) Top to Bottom, L to R: Cheryl Stroud. ]oni Thurman Una Williams, Janell Pins. Bridget Martin. Melody Smith, Patricia Stroud. Rhonda Edwards. Tammy Swafford, Tina Proctor J.V. v Sophomore Basketball Front Row, L to R: Michael Artberry. Kent Hawkins. Marvin Swain. Richard Ponds, Frankie Bell: Center Row: Coach Clifford Criddle, Stacey Goree, Wade Green, Eric Brown, Coach Lonnie Spencer; Top Row: Lamont Fifer. Galib Yero, David Green, Baron Wilson. Melvin Quinney, Eddie Snider Not shown: Doyle Daniels. In addition to the Varsity Basketball Team, this year there were two other boys ' basketball teams at Rogers: a Junior Varsity team and a Sophomore team, both coached by Clifford Criddle. Members of the Sophomore Team sometimes filled in on the |V Team, and |V players often became part of the Varsity squad. Coach Criddle felt that some of the strong points of his players were their quickness and the great attitude they had for the game. He also felt that one weakness was a lack of concentration about 25% of the time. Coach Criddle ' s standards for players were a good academic record, a good disposition, and the will to work hard for the team. Outstanding |V and Sophomore players were Doyle Daniels, David Green, and Baron Wilson. The )V Team finished its season 15-1, while the Sophomore Team compiled a 14-0 season. Next year the Ropers can look forward to an exciting season as these players move on to the Varsity Team. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Rogers 88 Central 95 Rogers 92 Edison 65 Rogers 74 East Central 63 Rogers 59 Hale 50 Rogers 63 Central 53 Rogers 65 Memorial 59 Rogers 43 McLain 35 Rogers 67 Edison 59 Rogers 59 Muskogee 52 Rogers 87 Broken Arrow 59 Rogers 79 East Central 49 Rogers 70 Memorial 48 Rogers 53 McLain 46 Rogers 53 Muskogee 46 Rogers 64 Broken Arrow 56 Rogers 72 Hale 56 SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL Rogers 92 Bishop Kelley 43 Rogers 78 jenks 49 Rogers 60 Edison 57 Rogers 86 Central 83 Rogers 87 East Central 49 Rogers 67 Webster 35 Rogers 62 Hale 36 Rogers 65 Bishop Kelley 49 Rogers 84 East Central 40 Rogers 89 Webster 56 Rogers 1 I 1 Cascia Hall 48 Rogers 95 Broken Arrow 73 Rogers 85 Memorial 69 Rogers 60 Memorial 47 ■r c Girls ' Basketball Kneeling, L to R: Bobbie Culver, Marian Leitka, Mandy Beavers, Jennifer Gilliss, RaShaun Brewer Standing: Missy Weddle, Vaynetta Craves, Rhonda Cato, Becky Hudson, Brenda McAnaily, Coach |im Smittle, Coach Kathy Segura, Rhonda Moreland. Donna Petitt. Mary Karleskint, Teresa Gilliland. Not pictured: Leslie Littlejohn, Cynthia Mathews. This year Mrs. Kathy Segura joined the Rogers coaching staff as head coach for Girls ' Basketball. Coach Segura is a graduate of Kingston High School in Oklahoma, where she was an all-starter and All-American on the Class 2A school ' s basketball team, and although her high school was small, its emphasis on sports was big. As a coach Mrs. Segura worked hard to get her girls fundamentally sound in skills, team unity, and determination to do their best on the court. Team members were about equal in skills, but Coach Segura felt that each girl had something special to contribute to the team ' s performance. Although this year as a year for learning, and the team did not see a winning season, their coach felt that they worked well together and came close to winning many times, and in our book that counts, Coach Segura said, adding that she was proud of my ladies for their hard work. She was especially proud of the Junior Varsity Team ' s 4-5 season after having no-win seasons the past two years. Coach Segura works from the sidelines. c S — i -4 imt SENIOR WOMEN Jennifer Gilliss Forward Becky Hudson Guard Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers SCOREBOARD 39 30 33 22 49 21 32 44 45 37 35 29 49 31 16 36 45 36 42 21 22 53 29 Central Edison East Central Hale Central Sapulpa Pawhuska Bixby OT Memorial McLain Sand Springs Memorial Webster OT Edison Muskogee Broken Arrow East Central Memorial McLain Muskogee Broken Arrow Hale Broken Arrow Union Tournament Webster Tournament Regionals 64 55 69 60 59 87 70 48 72 63 65 55 51 57 68 77 70 45 69 92 87 65 74 Teresa Gilliland Guard O u 4 Front Row, L to R: Steve Storm. Aaron Thornton. Tony Hill: 2nd Row: Mike DeSteiguer. Brad Von Aschen. Mike Norgren. Gene Hubbard; 3rd Row: Vance Turney, Ricky Matthews, Roger Coffman. Jonathan Kinyon: 4th Row: Tracy Hayes. Yvette Richter, Rhonda Chamberlain, LaDonna Richardson, Lynette Woodruff. SENIOR RUNNERS The Roper Cross Country Team was coached again this year by Mr. John Inkster. There were no returning runners from last year, so the team had to start over building unity and skill. Coach Inkster said that he felt that the team had some pretty good runners, but that the season was not as good as he had hoped for since there were only two wins in dual meets, no wins in invitationals, and the girls ' team took 3rd place and the boys ' team 6th place in conference. Perhaps next year, with some team members returning, the Roper runners will compile a record that is a bit better and more representative of their fine spirit. Yvette Richter Steve Storm CROSS COUNTRY and TRACK Dana Griesinger warms up for meet. Becky Hudson practices the shotput. ■ •Se- tt ■Se- tt tt tt tt tt Se- tt tt tt tt ■se- tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt •se- tt ■se- tt ■x- ■x tt tt tt tt tt tt ■X- Boys Girls Track Team a § £ a % K « ' 1st Row: Lori Littlejohn. 2nd Row: Leslie Littlejohn. Rhonda Cato. 3rd Row: Coach Craig LaGrone. Rhonda Chamberlin, Tracy Hayes. Michelle Goodwin. Lynette Woodruff. Mi. ■■ iiii iiii g . a e a Q rrf s ' Ik i 1 m $m Front Row, L to R: Mark Destrigeur. |eff Warren. Victor Lsporragoza. Don Hawkins, Dewayne Green, Brad Vonaschen. Back Row: Coach |ohn Inkster, Patrick Davis. |ames Watkins, Melvin Atchinson, Hasan Yero, Pete Cain, Tony Hill. William Ballard. GOLF TEAM f a Inf The 1 983 Golf Team was short on experience but long on determination. The seven member team, made up of 3 sophomores, 3 juniors, and I senior, worked hard to prepare for their nine matches against area schools. The team ' s only returning player was also its only female member: Lisa Reed. She was one of the best girl golfers in the state, and one of the team ' s great strengths. All the team members worked hard to make the season a success. L to R: Coach jim Smittle, Brett Tipton, Todd Reeves, Doug Meseke. Mike Abbeduto, Kenny Rust, John Russell. Not pictured: Lisa Reed.  TENNIS TEAM Front Row, L to R: Manager Sheila Chapman, Terri Burtner, Michelle Wyatt. Christie Hopkins, Lisa Wyatt, Hope Nguyen: Back Row: Coach Don Calvert, Thi Nguyen, Steve Curtis. Klare Rosenfeld, |im Steven, Yverte Richter, Sam Spears, Niki Hopa. Robert Sullivent, Lynn Busenburg, johnny Duncan. Phi Tran. Tom Klein. The 1 983 Roper Tennis Team was larger than teams in recent years, since it had seventeen players: 9 girls and 8 boys. Although the team lacked experience, last year ' s top seeds, Steve Curtis and Yvette Richter, did return, adding to the team ' s overall strength. The larger number of team members gave the Ropers greater potential, however. The Tennis Team played a 1 4 match schedule, including the Metro, Regional, and State tournaments. With a team made up largely of sophomores and juniors, the foundation for strong future teams was laid. ylo er Wre t tsia Top Row, L to R: Bubba Bowman, Stacy Whitter, Ricky |efferson. Bill Shawnee, Stacy Thompson. Bottom Row: Todd Grey, Charles Verner, |ames Gouker, Steven Daniels. Johnny Mitchell. Je e uor Mob J urn . Bubba Bowman Stacy Whitter sssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss W Kst i iy £7 1 tfleoiew This year the Roper Wrestling Squad, due to a shortage of team members, competed under a handicap, forcing the forfeit of several matches. Coaches Dan Crookham and Johnny Carson. however, were pleased with the team ' s performance, although the coaches were disheartened by the lack of support from Roper fans. Throughout the season the team maintained its spirits and kept morale high as they worked hard in competition. Thanks to the capable coaching and outstanding team ability, the Roper Wrestlers were determined competitors in high school wrestling. Daniel Hawkins. Ricky on the mat. Lee Maxwell goes for a ride. Coach Carson confers with Ricky. Bubba tired but satisfie d. wrestling Top to Bottom: Lisa Smith, Charlotte Williams, Wendy Riter. Tonya Lakey, Vickey Shelton, Becca Beustring. c h e e r I e a e r s r ROPER SWIM TEAM Front Row, L to R: Christina Belcher, Dana Grieslinger, )ane Meseke, Angela Bratt, Marie Marklancl. 2nd row: Dean Wainwright, Virgil Goodin, Mike Rice, Gaylon Bevan, Greg Price, Jeff McNickle. 3rd row: Mary McAnally, Coach T. L. Montgomery, Christian Moeller. The Roper Swim Team surprised many people this year. Although the team was young, they were a strong challenge to more experienced opponents. The team, consisting mostly of sophomore, was ranked sixth in the city. Led by Senior Jeff McNickle, who set a good example for the team with his enthusiasm and spirit, the swimmers and divers worked hard to improve their aquatic skills. Thirteen of the fifteen team members were underclassmen, and these swimmers plan to work hard over the summer to perfect their strokes, breathing, and endurance. The Will Rogers Swim Team proved this year that it has a bright future ahead. Dana Grieslinger performs an inward pike. 2 ;y irxyr rvvj- how do you FEEL? My best friends Favorite things to wear: Place to eat Expressions: Music Groups: TV Shows: Funniest thing that happened at school this year: Hangouts: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The 1983 Lariat Staff wishes to thank the following individuals and companies for their help in the production of the 1983 Lariat: SALES Senior, junior, and Sophomore Class Officers and Sponsors: School Banker Pat Sloan; and all Homeroom Teachers. ART T.L. Montgomery Rusty Mullenix PHOTOGRAPHY PUBLISHING Don jurick Studios Enterprise School Photos Visual Sports Network Claudia Bennett — Hunter Representative Hunter Publishing Company, Winston-Salem, North Carolina Photographs of Will Rogers used on the title page and the division pages were furnished by The Will Rogers Memorial in Claremore, Oklahoma. INDEX Senior Class individual pictures appear on pages 60-79 in alphabetical order. junior Class individual pictures appear on pages 85-100 in alphabetical order. Sophomore Class individual pictures appear on pages 105-120 in alphabetical order. Abbeduto. Michael — I 32. 136, 183 Abell. Terry — 143 Acree, Glenna — 142 Acuff. Stanley — I 40 Acuff. Tammy — 132, 144. 147. 148 AFS — 3 1 Alcorn. Lynn — I 43 Alexander. Byron — I 72 Afford, Versle — 43, 116 Allen, leannie — 58. 126. 132 Anderson. Barry — I 7, 20, 122. 129. 132. 136 Anderson. Diane — 56, 126, 132. 133 Andderson, Gayla — 143 Anderson. Lewis — I 32. 144. 148 Anderson. Michael — 1 7. 28, 130, 138, 172, 173 Anderson. Rebekah — 132 Anderson. Tonya — I 32 Angel, Kevin — 132. 152 Ansiel. Sharole — 140 Archer, Beverly — 38, 139 Arnold. Paula — I 20 ART CLUB— 131 Artberry. Michael — I 76 Ashby. Barbara — I 52 ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS — 41 Atchison, Melvin — 182 Atkins. Steven — I 34 Austin. George — 35. 37. 38, 104 Avlestia, |ohn — 134 B 156, Bachlor. Steve - 157. 165 Bagby, Angel — I 52 Bagby, Candi — I 18 Bagby. Lisa — I 50. 151 Bane. Tonia — 137. 152 Baie. Mizra — 132 Bailey, |eri — 132, 138. 158. 160 Ballard, William — 160. 162. 182 BAND QUEEN — 12 BAND QUEEN ATTENDANTS — I 3 Bankston, Randy — I 30 Batbour, Beverly — I 50 Bargey. Kim — I 32 Barre. Sharonds — 1 30 Barrett, Kim — 132. 136 BASEBALL: VARSITY SQUAD — 154. 156 IUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD — 157 BASKETBALL GIRLS ' — 178. 179 VARSITY — 172. 174 IUNIOR VARSITY — 176. 177 SOPHOMORE — 176, 177 Baugh, Chtistina — I 58 Baughman. Kathy — 142 Baxter, Bob — 1 60 Beattie. Bill — 130, 144 Beattie |r., |ames — 147, 148 Beavers. Mandy — I 78 Belcher. Christina — 140 Bell. Frankie — 176 Bennett. Beth — 134 Bennett, Leesa — 132 Bennett, Richard — 143. 169 Benton, |immy — 84. I 25. 127 Berry, Arthur — 132. 144 147. 148 Bersch. Melinda — 144 148 Bertotti. Brenda — 44 Beustring. Becca — 57, 126. 186 Bevan. Gaylon — I 40 Bevenue, Tony — 143 160 Bitch. Ruthann — 132 Blair. George — 23. 56. 154, 156 Blaylock, Tonya — I 58 Blufotd, Steve — 147 Blum. Tracy — I 36 Bogey, |udy — 38 Bolton, Betty — 37. 38 Bowman. Debbie — 142 Bowman. |erry — 20. 138. 160. 162, 184, 185 BOY . GIRL OF THE MONTH — 22-30 Boyd. Darnita — 140 Boyd, |oe — 144, 147 Branch. Paula — I 39 Branom, George — 160 Bratt. Angela — 107. 132, 140 Bray, Doug— 138. 160 Brewer. Rashaun — I 78 Brisco, |ulie — 140 Brock. |im — 160 Brotherton, Viol — 38 Brower. |ammie — I 50 Brown. Eric — I 76 Brown. |ohnny — 58 Brown, Kenneth — 35. 38 et. Steve — 144 Bryant. Gina — 13. 144, 145, 146. 147, 148 Burch. Rughann — 143 Burdick. Linda— 140 Burkett, Ann — 37. 44 Burley. William — I 20. 152 Burnett, Loretta — 38 Butris. Bobbie — 132 Burtner. Terri — 132. 183 Burton, |lmmy — 38. I 22 Busenburg. Lynn — I 32. 183 Burton. Alice — 144. 148 Caddy, Michael — 1 48 CAFETERIA — 45 Cagle, Billy |oe — 38, 52 Cain, Pete— 160, 162, 182 Caldwell, Clare — 38 Caldwell. Stacy — 1 44 Caley. Linda — 144, 146 Caley. Sally — 1 43, 1 44, 148 Calvert, Don — 36. 38, 183 Campbell, Kenny — 135, 138, 157, 160 Campbell, Renee — 144, 146 Cannon, Steve — I 52 Cantrell. Eric — 130, 131 Carpenter, Jamie — 57, 126 Carson, |ohnny — 34. 38. 160. 169. 185 Casasola. |uri — I 32 Casey. |eff — 143 Casey, jody — I 43 Casey, Lise — 1 36 Casey. Wilbur — 169 Cato. Rhonda— 178. 182 Chamberlin. Rhonda — 134. 180 Chambers. Brian — 129 Chambers. Mike — 143 Chancellor. Chris— 138. 157. 160 Chaplin. Felicia — I 15 Chapman. Sheila — 8. 127. 132. 138. 183 CHEERLEADERS |V FOOTBALL— 167 VARSITY BASKETBALL — 175 VARSITY FOOTBALL — 164. 165 WRESTLING— 186 Chezem, Stacey — 127, 134 CHORALE— 149-151 CHORALIERS — 152 Chube. Preston — 160 Clarke. Debbie — I 44. 146. 147. 152 Clay. Sarah Baughman — 142 Cline. Les— 150. 151 Coffman, Roger — 1 80 Collier. Mary— 143 Collins. Delbert — I 50. 151 CONCERT BAND — 147 Cook. Shawn — I 50 Cook. Theresa — I 36 Cooper. Dewayne — I 52 Cooper. Gary — 140 Cousins. Debbie — 140 Cox, Donna — 143 Cox. Gayle — 1 50 Cox, Richard — 4-5 Crabtree. Valerie — 105. 134 Criddle, Clifford 38. 52. 160. 172. 176 Crookham, Dan — 160 CROSS COUNTRY — 180 181 Culver. Bobbie — I 78 Curtis. Steve — 31. 1 50. 183 CUSTODIANS — 45 Dalrymple. Michelle — 142 Daniels. Rolayna — I 7. 132. 134. 139 Daniels. Steven — 184 Darnell. Christinna — 152 Davis, Alisa — 139 Davis. Karen — 56. I 34 Davis. Patrick — 1 60. 1 82 Davis, Phil — 35. 38. 160 Davis. Phillip —130.1 50, 151. 152 Dawson, Roy — 38 DEANS . COUNSELORS — 43 Deatherage. Kim — I 58 Deatherage. Terrie — I 58 DECA — 40. 4 1 Decker. Stephanie — 1 32 Deleon. Claudia — 132 Deleon. Veronica — 142 Dempsey, |ohn — 38 Dennis, Richard — 38 Dentis. Rhonda — 142 deSteiguer, Mike — 180. 182 DeVore, Teresa — 143 Dickinson. Paula — 144. 148 Dotson. Gary — 152 Duggins. Kerri — 131. 1 40 Duke. Kerri — 140. 141 Dunegan, Carol — 38 Dunivin. Valera — 142 Duty. Lynn — 158 Dyche. Shelley — I 32 Edwards, Rhonda — I 30. 131. 164. 165. 175 Ellis. Susan — 142 Emberton. Lisa — I 32 Esmeyer, Darelyn — 1 4. 17. 21. 25. 59. 129. 136 Esmeyer. Larry — I 38. 148. 160 Esmeyer. Lori — 9. 104. 167 English. Traci — I 32 Epps. Rhonda — 1 32 Erby. Loretta — I 42 Esparragoza. Victor — 1 34. 182 Essington. Chris — 147. 148 Estira. Theresa — 167 Farmer, Majorie — I 43 Farrar, Stacey — 9. 1 67 Fatris. David — 144, 147. 152 FBLA— 239-140 FCA — I 38 Feaster. Greta — 134. 144. 145. 147. 148 Ferrell. Christine — 130 Fifer. Lamont — 1 76 Fishwick. Rebecca — 144. 147 Fleming, |oAnn — 35. 44 Folds, Denise — I 34 FOOTBALL TEAM — 160-163 Foote. Trace — 131. I 64. 165 Ford, Samantha — I 36 Foster. Teresa — I 42 Francis. Pam — 137 Franklin. Dianna — I 52 Freeman, |ean — 38 FRENCH CLUB — 132-133 Frost. Michelle — 148 Gabbert, Mark — 7. 17. 20, 21. 26. 122. 123. 134. 135 Galutza. Steven — 8. 84. 138. 157. 160 Gambell. Lequita — 140 Garrison. |ames — 144. 147. 148 Gerhard. Terry — 144, 147. 148 Gibbs. Gary — 58. I 60. 162 Gilliland. Teresa — I 30. 13 1. 178. 179 Gilliss. Jennifer — 21. 27. 138. 158. 178. 179 Goff. Lashon — 1 36 Goletta. |eff— 144. 147 GOLF— 183 Goodin. Darla — 144. 146 Goodin. Virgil — I 40 Goodwin. Michelle — 132, 182 Goree. Stacy — 1 76 Gouge. Lee — 137. 160 Gougler. Kim — 131 Gouker. James — 184 Gould. Gerald — 160. 162. 172 Gourd. Susan— 137, 140 Graham. Robyn — 142 Graves. Vaynetta — I 78 Cray. Dorothy — 36. 38 Green, Cherrie — 139 Green, David — 172. 176 Greene, Dwayne — 1 60. 182 Green, Gregory — 57 Green, Wade— 172. 176 Greer. Travis — 132 Grey. Todd — 152. 184 Griesinger. Dana — 131. 140 Griffith, Kelli— 132 Griffith. Sam — 144. 148 Grimes. Ronald — 1 24 Groan. Kevin — I 54 Grummert. Allen — 127. 134 Grummet. Steve — I 47 Guest, loseph — 143 Gulley. |ohn — 144. 147. 148 Guthrey. Mike — 80 H Hale, Cart 35. 38. 137 Hall. Laura— 132. 134. 135 Hall. Theresa — 132. 134, 135 Hambric, Barbara — 38. 130 Hamby, Katrina — I 37, 150 Hammons. Lisa — 143 Hanoch. Rusty — 140 Hatbin. Clyde— 160 Hardin, Tricia — 42 Hargraves. Lisa — I 34 Harney, Deanna — I 50 Harney. Rodney — 21. 130. 152 Hauser. Eddie — 172 Hawkins. Daniel — I 60. 185 Hawkins. Don — 160. 182 Hawkins. |ohn — 143 Hawkins. Kent— 172. 176 Hawkins. Marty — 144. 147. 148 Hayes. Shannon — 142 Hayes. Tina— 140. 141 Hayes, Traci — 132. 180. 182 Haywood. Eduardo — 148 Hedge. Karen — 137 Hembree. Mark — 1 4, 134. 135 Henderson. Jeff — 144. 14. 147 Henry. Sean — 131 Henson, Sonia — 144. 146 Hernandez. Raymond — 134 Herrel. Bradley — I 57 Herrel. Michelle — 158 Herron, Ransom — 34, 38 Hicks. Debbie — 142 Hicks. Matt — 1 69 Hicks. Tony — 182 Hlggins. Lucreda — 38 Hill. Thomas — I 3 I Hillard. David — 143 Holdt. Nancy — 140. 141 Holley. Btandy — 13. 1 44 Holley. Sandra — 144. 146 HOOF PRINTS— 128. 129 Hopa. Nicky— 3 1. 57. 134. 183 Hopkins. Kristi — 183 Home, Shirley — 38 Howl. Wes — 34. 43 Hubbard. Gene — 180 Huddleston. Chtis — 131 Hudson. Befcky — I 79 Hunt. Danny — I 57 Hunt. Etta — 1 50 Hunter. ]anene — 150 Hunter. Marcus — I 34 Hurd, Carolyn — 14. 38 Hurst. Otis— 132 Hurst, Tom — 38 Hutchinson. Sandra — 1 20 Hutton. Lisa — 144. 148. 150 I INDIAN CLUB— 137 Ingle. Terry — I 30. 1 50 Ingram. Keith — I 52 Inkster, |ohn — 38. I 82 Iron. Andrea — I 37 Isaac. Zona — 127. I 34 Iverson. David — 84, I 34, 157 Iverson. Eric — 138. 157 lackson. |ane — 143 Jackson. Kevin — 148 lackson, Marcel — 113 jaggers. Wayne — 157 James. Camie — 142 |AZZ BAND — 147 Jefferson. Ricky — I 57. 184. 185 |ohndrow, Richard — 144. 147 |ohns. Geary — 56. I 28. 129 |ohnson. Anthony — 131 Johnson. Brian — 138. 157 |ohnson. Danny — 160 Johnson, Deanna — I 42 Johnson. Kevin — 164 Johnson. Tommy — 160 |ones. Craig — 143 Jones, Gary — 143, I 72 |ones. |uanita — 142 |ones. Kevin — 137 Jones. Pat — 144, 148 Jones. Teresa — 144, 145. 146 loyner. Pamela — 1 08 judkins. Derrel — 134. 144, |47, |48 ludkins. Cheryl — 144. 145, 147. 148 |UNIOR OFFICERS — 84 K Kaiser. Shelia — I 40 Karleskint. Mary — 132. 138. 158. 178 Kearby. |ack — 1 60 Kee. Norman — 58. 140 Keifer. Lee — 147. 148 Keith. Tetri — 1 42 Keltner. Legina — I 39 Kendall. Dan — I 32 Kersten, |ean 34. 37. 38 Keys. Brent— 14. 25. 56. 138. 172. 173 King, Randy — I 54. I 56 Kingfisher. Patricia — 137 Kinyon. lonathan — 180 Klein. Dan — 8. 14. 17. 27. 122. 123. 136 Klein. Tom — 9. 104. 183 Knight. Carla — 130 Kuhns. Michael — 134 LaGrone. Craig — 34. 38. 52, 160. 168. 182 Lakey. Tonya — 57. 125, 126, 131. 186 Land. Korine — I 34 Landingham. Leslie — 142 Landingham. Rob — 143 Larson, Mile — 110, 132, 143 LARIAT— 125-127 LATIN CLUB— 136 Lawson. Marjorie — 35. 44. 52 LeClair. Karol — 137. 158 LeCouix. Chanda — 130. 152 Lee, Melanie -142 Lefler. Kevin — 136. 140 Leitka. Matian — 137. 158. 178 Lewis. Renee — 147. 148 LIBRARY . MEDIA — 42 Lindquist. Stacey — I 1 2 Little. Ellen — 150 Little Melissa— 142. 150 Littlejohn. Leslie — 178. 182 Littlejohn. Lori — 182 Loper, Charles 36. 39 Lowe, Charies — 39 Lower. Tawny — 152 Lowry. Gregory — 164. 165 Loyd, Dean — 43 Lucas. |ody — 84. 127, 132 Lucas. Tracy — 126. 132. 133 Lucero. Linda — 1 34 Lundy, Pam — 39 Lyles. Elliott — 160 M Maish. Kellie — 167 Manifold. Diana — 29. 130. 134. 149. 150. 152 MARCHING BAND — 144. 145 Markland, Marie— 140. 152 Marouk. Dorothy — 42 Marrow. |ackie — 144, 147, 148 Marshall. Otto — 39 Martin. Bridgett — I 75 Martin, Kim — I 34 Martin. Maria — I 50 Martin. Tom — 57. 13 1. 132. 164. 165 Massey. David — 132 Matheny. Yolanda — 134 Matthews. Cynthia — 152. 178 Matthews. Ricky — 180 Maxwell. |immy — 143 Maxwell. Lee — 185 May. Sheryl —134.1 38 Maya. Venticee — I 52 McAnally. Brenda —131. 138. 158. 178 McAnally. Mary — 140. 158 McCollough. Bennie — 164. 165 McCombs. Vicki — 84 McCoy. Theresa — 1 24 McCurry. Dana — 12. 144. 145. 147. 148. 150 McFrazler. Mozelle — 35, 39 McGee. |eff — 58 McGowan. Becky — 140 McGulre. Tom — 4 1 Mcintosh. Cilia — 137 Mcintosh. Paulette — 137. 158 McMillan. Mike — 136 McNeill. Dawn — 1 08. 167 McNickle. Jeff — 134. 140 McNIckle. |ulie— 134 Meeks, Sharon — 42 Merril. Anita— 143 Meseke. Doug — 160. 162. 183 Meseke. Jane — 131. 132. 140 Metzer, |oe — 39. 146. 147. 148 Metzger. Mike — I 34. 144. 147. 148 Miller. |on — 134. 144. 147. 148 Miller. Ron — 134. 144. 145. 147. 148 MISS WILL ROGERS — 6. 7 MISS WILL ROGERS ATTENDANTS — 8. 9 Mitchell. John — 143. 169. 184 Mizer, Linda— 13. 144. 145. 147. 148 Montgomery. T.L. — 36. 39. 131. 140 Moore. Holly — 132 Moore, Tisa — I 10. 143 Moreland. Rhonda — I 78 Moreno. Cathy — 144. 146 Morgan. Gordon — 39. 138. 154. 158 Morris. Ivan — 1 60 Morris. Philip — 104. 120 Morrison. Pam — 143 Moses. Rodney — III Mozingo. Marci — 127 Mullenix. Rusty — 57 Mullins. Debbie — 131 Muskrat. Emmy — 137 N Nance. Deana — 167 Narcomey. Michael — 1 36 New. Chrystal — 131 Newlun. ]oe — 169 Newman. Kathy — I 34. 135 Newman. Willie — 9. 1 38. 154. 160 Nguyen. Hope — 134. 183 Nguyen. Linn — 58. I 32. 136 Nguyen. Sy — 1 34 Nguyen. Thi — 1 83 NHS— 14-15 Niblett. Allen — 140. 141 Nicholas. Mike — 128. 129 Niles. Shaun. — 117. 150. 152 Nitz. Larry — 29. 1 34. 172. 173 Norgren. Mike — 180 Null. Michael — 132 Nunez. Susie — 124. 142 NURSE — 42 O ' Dell. Angela — I 52 OFFICE STAFF — 44 Ogden. Margie — 1 04. 167 O ' Quinn. Denise — 143 ORCHESTRA— 148 Overturf. jimmy — 9, 21. 24. 138. 154. 156. 160 Paoluccl. AJ — 39 Parker. Mary Ann — 39. 36. 126 Parsons. Myra — I 32. 144. 146 Payne. Martha — 132. 140 Paynter. Leigh — I 34 Peavey. |on — 1 29 Pena. Teresa —17.1 29. 132. 133, 134. 143 Penn, Darrell — I 30 Perkins. Pat— 143 Pettit. Donna — I 78 Petty. Tracy — 1 48 Pinkstaff. Robert — 134. 144. 148 Pitts. |anell — 131. 132. 175 Pollard. Terry — 144. 147 Polumbus. |an — 39 Ponds. Richard — 172. 176 Porter. Don — 56. 127 Porter, Gary — 138, 172. 173 Postoak, Shauna — 144. 146 Potter. Steve — 143 Potts, lames — 39. I 24 Prewitt. Daniel — 143. 152 Price. Dale —132.1 40 Price. Wendell. — I 32 PRINCIPAL — 4.5 Pnne. Mindy — 142 Pringle. Teresa — 1 40 Probst, Michele — I 36. 144 Proctor. Tina — 6. 7. 20. 28. 57. 59. 125. 126. 138. 175 Purdom. Donna — I 30 Pruitt. Kelly — 132. 144. 146 Quick, Tommy — 143 Quinney. Denise — 1 52 Quinney. Melvin — 1 50. 160. 172. 176 Ragsdale, |oAnn — 39. 129 Ramsey. |im — 35. 39. 140 Randolph. |im — 143 Rea. Rod — 1 69 Rea. Todd — I 1 4 Record. |ohn — 143 Record. Tom — 143 Red Cross — I 24 Redd. Barbara — 39. 52 Redman. David — 138. 160. 172 Reed. Lisa — 1 40. 1 50. 183 Reeves. Todd — 15 7. 183 Reid, Tina — 1 42 Rice. Mike — 140. 169 Richards. Vivian — 44 Richardson. LaDonna — 180 Richardson. Scott — 34. 41 Richter. Yvette — I 36. 180. 183 Ricketts. Marlin — I 50. 151 Ridenhour. Tim — 1 44 Rigdon. Raymond — 136 Ringer. Lisa — 1 32 Riter. Wendy — 1 40. 1 86 Robinson, Randolph — 58 Robison. Robin — 142, 144. 145 Rodecker. Terry — I 32. 144. 147. 148 Rogers. Sherry — I 38. 158 Rollins. |ill— 152 Roper. Mike — 132 Rose, Mary — 37. 39. 150. 151. 152 Rosenfeld. Klare — I 32. 134. 183 Rowbothanm, Wendy — 144. 148 Rowe. Rosalee — 20. 1 24. 139 Ruggles. Anthony — I 60. 162 Rummerfield. David — I 52 Russell. |ohn — 183 Rust. Kenny — 144. 183 Ryan, Bill — 34. 39 Sandell. Dave — 143 Sanders. Michelle — 136. 144. 147. 148 Sanders. Richard — 144, 147, 148 Sandlin. Rhonda — I 26. 132 Sawyer. Ann — I 52 Schneider, Bill — 39. 143 SCHOOL BOARD — 40 Scott. Debbie — 8. 17.21. 23. 122. 123. 126. 132 Scott. Tim — 127 Scritchfield. Laura — 147 Segura. Kathy — 36. 39. 178 Selvey. Duane — 36. 39. 84 SENIOR OFFICERS — 59 Serna. joe — 1 60 Setchell. Shawna — 58. 126. 140. 141 Shaw, Mike — 132 Shaw. Scott — 1 43 Shawnee. Bill — 184 Sheehan. Tonya — 167 Shelton. Randy — I 3 I Shelton. Vickey — I 39. 186 Shephard. Phyllis — 30. 122. 123. 132 Shideler. Loretta — 36. 39. 142 Shockley. Lisa — 1 42 Shouse. Danny — 134 Sims. Kevin — 172. 173 Skowronski, Susan — I 26. 130. 132. 133 Slate. Lama — 134 Slaughter. Don — 13 1 Sloan. Pat — 34. 44 Smith. Bill — 143 Smith. Bryant — 143 Smith. Carl — 1 43 Smith. Cindy — 124. 126. 132 Smith. David — 143 Smith. Doug — 160 Smith. Lesa— 135, 186 Smith. Melody — 14. 17. 26. 122. 123. 134. 150. 164. 165 Smith. Michelle — 140. 141 Smith. Pam — 56 Smith. Terri— 150. 151 Smith. Vernon — 169 SmrttJe. |lm — 39. 52. 160. 178. 183 Snider. Eddie — 130. 176 Snider, Nancy 39. 59 SOFTBALL— 158. 159 Sontheimer. Scon — 58 SOPHOMORE OFFICERS — 104 SPANISH CLUB— 134. 135 Sparks. Oreland — 56. 58. 126. 132 Spencer, Lonnie — 39. 35. 172. 176 Spoon. Steve — 127. 134 STAGECRAFT — 1 30 Starkey. Ronnie — I 50 Starr. Jimmy — 137 Steele. Lonette — I 37 Steiret. Bill — 134. 144. 145. 146. 147 Steiret. Susan — 141. 144. 147 Stephens. Chris — 1 39 Stevens. |im — 131. 134. 183 Storm Steve — 151. 1 80 Stowers. James — 161. 169 Stowers. Kenneth — 1 60. 169 Stratton. Jimmy — 157 Stroud. Cheryl — 8. 140. 164. 165. 175 Stroud. Patricia — I 75 STUDENT COUNCIL — 122. 123 Stumbo. Jennifer — I 26. 130 Sullivent. Robert — 132. 134. 183 Sutherlan. Connie — 137 Swafford. Tammy — 1 30. 175 Swain. Marvin — I 76 SWIM TEAM — 187 Sylvan. Brooksle — 39 Spears. Sam — 8. 122. 132. 183 Taylor. |ohnny — I 50. 1 72 Teel, Candy — 152 TENNIS— 183 Tewell. Teresa — 142 Thompson. Stacey — 184 Thornron. Aaron — 180 Thurman. |oni — 17. 28. 59. 130. 164. 165. 175 Tibbs. Carole — 44 Tibbs, Tanya — 39 Tinsley. Patricia — 134 Tipton. Brett — 183 Torres. Hector — 134 TOWER AWARDS — I 6. 17 TRACK— 181. 182 Tran. Phi — 84. 132. 183 Trekell. |ames — I 32 Trekell. Rhonda — 126. 132. 140. 144. 145. 146 Trevino. Francisco — I 34 Trimble. Tom — 124. 132 Tucker, Gina — I 32 Turney, Van — 1 80 Vargas. Clem — 144. 147. 148 Vaughan. David — I 50 Verner, Charles— 184 Verner. Vara — 1 40 VICA— 142-143 Vogel. Tris — 132 Von Aschen. Brad — 1 82 Vuong. Huong — I 32. 136 Vuong. Nga — 1 36 w Wade. Jonna — 144. 148. 152 Wade. Kelly — 28. 57. 59. 138. 154. 156 Wager. Sally— 142 Waggoner. Lance — 1 43 Wagoner. Donna — 104. 167 Wainwright. Dean — 1 40. 169 Walters. Kim — 1 42 Wallace. Cayle — 34. 39 Ward. Becky — 1 42 Ware. Tracy — 1 52 Warren. |eff — 1 82 Watson. Michele — 1 30 Watts. Carolyn — 39. 52 Webb. Elaine— 144. 145 Weddle. Missy — 178 West. George — 160. 162. 163 West. Tina — 143 Whatley. Sandra — 58. 126, 140. 141 Wheaton, Dixie — 39, 52 White. |immy — I 30 White, Kelli— 140. 141 White, Leslie — 104. 106 White. Mary — 132 Whitehorn. Joey — 137 Whitmire. Paul — 143 Wiesinger. Lisa — 142 Wilkins. Lori — 1 42 Wilkinson. Wendell — 39 Williams. Charlotte — 9. 59. 142. 186 Williams. Donna — 144. 146 Williams. Una — 1 7. 24. 59. 126. 130. 164. 165. 175 Williams. Lawrence — 1 50 Williams. Lilliam — 137 Williams. Lisa — 56 Williams. Maria — 144. 146 Williamson. Chrystal — 136 Willie. Stacie — 1 60 Willie, Traci — 132 Wilson. Byron — I 76 Wilson. David — I 43 Wilson. Mary — 1 34 Winsworth. Doug — 30. I 30 Winterstine. Frank — I 43 Witter. Stacey — 162. 163. 184 Wolf. Mike— 137 Wolf. Ricky — I 56. 1 60. 162 Wolff. Darin — I 30 Woodruff. Lynnette — 135. 180. 182 Woodruff. Zondra — 39 Woodward, |essle — 36. 43 WRESTLING— 184. 185 Wright. Patricia — 167 Wyatt. Lisa — 1 83 Wyatt. Michelle — 144. 146. 183 Yero. Ghalib— 169. 182 Yero. Hasan — 1 82 Yost. Wendy — 142 Young. Brad — 132. 144. 145. 148 Young. Jerry — 130. 160 Young. Robert — 143 Young. Tim — 129. 132. 144. 145. 148 Youngblood. Curtis — 143 Zenke. 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