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

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1984 volume:

t a- , w  . ■ -e- A ■fe J l ;v $S V •Tic, A- + ' - a X mtf $ d . waS OS 8 p jt k cy yxfiF 3s H_ _ i . .AjuJUj, U V. ' The year you 11 never forget . . . Will Rogers High School Honors 16 3909 East Fifth Place Academics 34 Tulsa, Oklahoma Sports 62 Volume 45 Organizations 106 Individuals 124 -1 - mi :lrl :■: £ rt l- Our Alma Mater, Thou art strong and tru Thy name shall live In the deeds thy children do; Thy gift will be In life our guide; We will be true to thee, WILL ROGERS HIGH! f. ,  ! 1 rjH 1 — -=a 11 ll ! -m - 1 r . • mi mi mm X {?- i J €M 3 ' EAGLE AFAT Unburn SOON l ft % S • r , - ■  « 1 ■v ■-. JH HI K ■ It is a time when tradition and school spirit draw people together. People from different backgrounds are joined and forever have in common this time, this place. ■ if A M ■Mill in j£A y 2r --is B fti f i Heroes and idols come and go. But, for the moment they add excitement; their lives take us on imaginary journeys. Tulsa is the buckle of the Bible belt and Rogers is nestled in the middle of this growing metropolis. Trends and fashion give each year a unique look and distinguishes us from those who were and those vet to come. Homecomings honor those who gain popularity and offer opportunity for every one to show their loyalty. Every day there was something unique to make this a year we ' ll never forget. Br - T?B Euv T ■ . V ' j A A ' B 5- v ■ ■ g , ' , Rb w$. £) Sheila Chapman Greta Feaster Brenda McAnnally During the 1961-62 school year a Student Council committee devised an award to recognize students who had made an outstanding service contribution to Will Rogers I ligh School. The Tower Service Award gives special recognition to students who have distinguished themselves by giving their time and energy in service to the school. The students are nominated both by faculty members and the student body. Final selections are made by a committee of students and faculty members. David Iverson ■Mi Cheryl Stroud Phi Tran Tim Young Sflcfi i tfa tdeb Gina Bryant Jimmy Benton Lynn Busenburg Kenny Campbell Rhonda Cato Gail Cox Steve Curtis Larry Esmeyer Steve Galutza Etta Hunt Cheryl Judkins Tracy Lucas Susie Nunez Jeani Ousley Raymond Rigdon Sherry Rogers Michelle Smith Tammy Swafford Brad Young A Roper Salute is an award designed to give honorable mention to senioi s u ho have shown outstanding abilitv in academics and or leadership during their high school years. Recipients oi this award are selected on the basis of participation in clubs, sports and oilier outside activities sponsored b the school. Final selections are made by a group of faculty members and students. National Honor Society Pictured at right, first row. l-r: LYNN BUSENBERG MARY WHITE KARI DUGGLXS GRETA FEASTER DAVID IVERSON USA HUTTON MICHELLE SANDERS BRENDA McANALLY BEAT KROPF Second roiv: DEBRA COUSIN LISA RINGER GIN A BRYANT CARLA GRAIN CRYSTAL WEBB LAURANE HACKETT JULIE MICKLE BRAD VONASCHEN Third row: SHAWN DELARGEE TIM YOUNG Debbie Soper SEMORS ARE LISTED IN ALL CAPS ■Indicates second year member Jk Shelly D che Tris Vogel Houngvoung TERRI RODEDECKER Fourth row: raymond ridgdon mike McMillan gary tull Amanda Beaver Phillip Eugene Morris Mary Karskint Will Neuman Traci Mabes Traci Hayes Mike Kunk Diana Franklin Tom Klien Leesa Bennet Tisa Moore Sy Dang Can Voung BRAD YOUNG ! i Members of the 1983-84 Will Rogers Chapter of the National J I mm, Society was composed of juniors and seniors who had achieved 3 .50 and 3.25 Trade point averages respectively . NHS chapter held its candlelight initiation entice on Back-to-School Sight to recognize these outstanding students. The officers at the right arc: Front, left In right: President David Iverson, Vice-President Phi Tran. back: Treasurer Michele Sanders. Secretary Greta easier. Sponsor Carolyn Hurd I- Rogers XL ne Chapman Every yeai the student body selects one girl to represent the school as Miss Will Rogers. This vear Sheila Chapman was chosen for the crown of Miss Will Rogers the XLY Sheila served as President of the Senior Class, President of the Pep Club, and she was a member of the French Club, Indian Club, and Lariat Staff. Sheila worked hard in promoting school spirit and carrying on the traditions of Rogers High School. Attendants Sj phomore Stace Edwards Freshman Linda - Hemphill Freshman Nicole Al 4{ BAND QUEEN GRETA FEASTER On September 30, 1983. Greta Feas- ter was crowned Band Queen and escorted b Darrel Judkins. Greta played the Alto Sax in Marching Band. Wind Ensemble, and Jazz Band. She was secretary for NHS and a member of the Spanish Club. When asked how she felt about being Queen, she replied. 1 feel very hon- ored to have been elected and w ill up- hold the lasting traditions of the Roper Spirit Marching Band. S LJ n fi OQJLft i, Cheryl ■fUDKINS First attendant Chervl Judkins was escorted bv Brad Young. Cher) 1 pla - ed the clarinet in Marching Band and Wind Ensemble. She also pla ed the alto sax in the Jazz Band. Second attendant Michelle Sanders was escorted b Jon Miller. She played the tenor sax in Marching Band. Wind Ensemble and Jazz Band. Michelle was treasurer of NHS and historian of Latin Club. [ICHELL1 SANDERS September Sam Spears Cheryl Stroud Sam Spears was Sophomore Class President and Student Council Vice President his junior year. Ibis year Sam was Student Council and French Club President. He has been active in soccer for ten years. Cheryl Stroud has been a Varsity Football and Basketball Cheerleader all three years at Rogers She was the Senior Class Treasurer. She was also first attendant to Miss Will Rogers. October Phi Tran Jody Lucas Phi Tran was Sophomore Class Vice President and treasurer for the Student Council. He is active in the French Club and Tennis. Jody Lucas was a varsity football and basketball cheerleader. She was the French Club social chairman and the senior class secretary. She was also a senior class student representative. November Tim Young Jeani Ousley Tim Young was the French Club Vice President. He was a member of the Spanish Club. Latin Club and A.F.S. Jeani Ousley was the senior class secretar . She was nominated Miss Deca Sweetheart for 1983-1984. December Jimmy Benton Lynn Busenburg Jimm) Benton was the senior class Vice President and was a member of the Spanish Club. He enjoys woi kniy on cars. Lynn Busenburg was the French Club secretar) and was a member of the Spanish Club. She also played varsity tennis. January Steven Curtis Sheila Chapman Steve Curtis has participated in the Spanish Club, Music Department, and has been on the varsity tennis team for two years. He also enjoys playing the guitar. Sheila Chapman was elected Miss Will Rogers this year. She was also the senior class president. She was voted Best All Around and Most Friendliest by her fellow classmates. She enjoys snow skiing. February Preston Chube Rhonda Cato Preston Chube was a member of the varsity football and track team. He was captain of the Football team this year. Rhonda Cato was senior class social chairman. She plays varsity basketball and was the captain of her team. She was also elected second attendent to Miss Will Rogers. March Kenny Cambell Lisa Hutton Kenri) Campbell played on the varsit football team For two years. He was also the Spanish Club Vice President. He enjoys playing soccer and was on the soccer team this vear. Lisa Hutton was a member of the band and the National Honor Socien. She was otecl Most Intellectual bv her (.lass April David Iverson Candy Mayfield David Iverson was the Spanish Club President. National Honoi Socien President, and Red Cross President. He was also the president of his class his junior ear. David eujo s playing tennis. Cand) Mayfield was an active member in the senior (lass board. She was also a member of the Lariat Staff. She enjoys baseball. May Steven Galutza Michelle Smith Steven Galutza has been on the varsity football and baseball team for two years. He was elected most athletic by the senior class. He served as parliamentarian for the Student Council. He also enjoys playing tennis. Michelle Smith is an active member in DECA. She also participated in the Lariat Staff and Senior Board. T AFS Rogers welcomed three foreign exchange students this vear. Beat Kropf came to Tulsa from Switzerland through the American Field Service program. Beat enjoyed being a student at Rogers. He did. however miss the Alps. Also with the AFS program, Ricardo Porras came to the United States from Costa Rica. Ricardo said he enjoyed Rogers — especially all of the girls. Miku Huttunen enjoved the football and basketball games. Miku ' s home is Finland. She shared great Roper spirit. Pictured at left is Ricardo. Miku and Beat pointing their way home. Below. Ricardo showed his U.S. mom around school on Back-to-School night. Beat sang with Chorale with enthusiasm. Will ' s Week Best All Around Sam Spears and Sheila Chapman ¥ Top row, left to right: MOST ATHLETIC: Steve Galutza and Brenda McAnallv MOST INTELLECTUAL: David Iverson and Greta Feaster BEST DRESSED: Eric Cantrell and Tammy Swafford MOST HUMEROUS: Wayne Jaggers and Jeani Ouslev Bottom row: MOST FRIENDLY: Sam Spears and Sheila Chapman Happy Birthday Will 104 W L fiistory History .mil French students pre- pared for the First Annual Chariot Rate. On the [des of March Mr. Foore and Mrs. Wallace ' s classes met in full Greek array. 1 r.i is Greer was the Rogers ' repre- sentative at the Mock United Nations meetings held at Edison High School. These Tulsa area meetings gave stu- dents experience in debate and re- search as they prepared policies for their countries . If you took history, you watched films. If popcorn couldn ' t be pro- vided, how about a pillow? Erujlisfi Tom Kline absorbed Shakespeare in Mr. Ryan ' s English class. To be in English or not to be in English was not the question — there was no choice. Michelle says Just because I can diagram a sentence properly don ' t mean I can speak good . Journalism students Brian Cole and Raymonda Hernandez taped a video program about academic life at Ro- gers. It aired in December. LARIAT STAFF There were 29 members on the Lariat staff this year. The stall met every day during 5th hour to work on the yearbook. At the beginning ol the year, Lariat staff members had to learn how to crop pictures, draw layouts, and write copy. After learning the yearbook skills, it wis time to face the real challenge, meeting deadlines. We worked to the best of our abilities and we hope this years ' ariat will leave you with nothing but good memories of the 83-84 school vear. Lets pla Top. L to R; Allen Grummert Mayfield, Marri Mozingo, Jerr Beat Kropt, Michelle Smith, Pi Pruitt, Sean Henrv. Kim Ham Trail. Bottom Row: Tracev Po Swafford. Ricardo Porras. Second Re Baile . Carla Knight. Sles in McDaris, [anelle Wuncl .. Third Row: Frank Whits tell. Dares Sloan. Upside I . |uanita |ones. Leslie ' ucas, Maria Martin, K ii Quinnev, Rhonda ( ■ila Chapman. T.innm HOOF PRINTS The Hoof Prints staff met even da during 1st hour. There were 14 students on the staff this vear. Thev wrote about student activities, current events, and other stories that would keep Ropers interested. The Editor-in-chief for the 83-84 school vear was senior Brian Cole. This was his second year on the Hoof Prints staff. Mrs. Joann Ragsdale was the sponsor for the paper once again this vear. This was her 14th vear on the Hoof Prints staff. Back Row, L to R: B rian Cole. Ra mond Hernandez. Chris Milligan Second Row: Macev Chezem, Allen Grummert. Margorie Farmer. Anna Carroll. Front Row: Rulhann Burch. Lisa Ringer, Gavle Cox. Gina Brvanl. Jon Peave . Mike Nicholas. Not Pictured: Gina Nichols math Maria Martin: M favorite thing about Geometry is when 1 make an V mi nn lest. Lori Esmeyer thinks the most difficult thing in her math (lass is trying to remember the postulates and theorems for the two-column proofs. Darcy Sloan said the thing she will never forget about her Algebra II math class is Eric Iverson and Willie Newman. Top: David Iverson says, Give me time, give me time. Bottom left: Mr. Burton ' s saving. This is going in one ear and out the other. ' Right: Raymond Rigdom calculates his calculus. science Don Sells: My science class will help me in life because the next time I throw a rock, I ' ll be able to tell what kind it is. Debbie Tummon ' s favorite thing about her science class is learning about fossils. Jerry Worsham said, The most difficult thing about Earth Science is the topographical maps. Top: Michelle U ' vatt. Sammi Brower, Chervl Judkins can ' t decide whether to eat or dissect the pig embryo in Mr. Wilkinson ' s Biology class. Bottom: Doug Brav tries to bend a glass tube in his Chemistrv class. Business COE Janene Hunter and Susan Steiert practit reading their shorthand before a quiz. Back row: Christine Deppe. Tuesda; Wagnor, [oyce Lucas, Melissa Roper. Bridget! Martin; sitting: Diana Parsons. Kellv White. Maria Williams, Marnita Reed. Cindi Woodruff, [ onja Pollard. Lisa Sutherland. Lisa Murdock. Stacv Nash. Michelle Jackson. Mrs. Archer ' s COE Cla Tonva Pollard works on electronic t pewrit in COE, LEADERSHIP Left to Right: Rhonda Cato, Social Chairman; Jeanie Ousle . Secretary; Sheila Chapman. President; Jodv Lucas, Student Council Representative; Cheryl Stroud. Treasurer; Jimmv Benton, Vice President Tup left to right: Diane VanDera. Secretary ; Slac) Edwards, Vice President: Roneite Larson. Student Council Representative: Anne Carroll. Social Chairman; Bottom left to right: Gayle Wallace. Sponsor; Phillip Roberson. President: Steve Klein. Treasurer. Freshmen nda Hemphill. Vice Lashl . President: Bottom left to right: Dee Porter, Student Council Representative; Tonja Estira. Treasurer: Mr. Sponsor; Deana Adams, Social Deena Con v% ell. Secreiarv Dee Porter. Student Council Representative; Tonj_ Adams. S «:ial Chairman: Deena Conwell, Secretary Foore. Spo 3K %. T V Aawr Wi w ml . stagecraft Mrs. Barbara Hambric was the director of stagecraft once again this year. The Stagecraft crew helped to make all productions on the Will Rogers stage come to life by building sets, painting backdrops, running sound, working lights, and pulling the curtain. speech Scenes from the play Arsenic and Old Lace . Top, L to R: Shawn Delargv, Jack Scoti. Second Row: Gary Cupps. Third Rc Jon Peavey, Kenny Klieson, William Beaitie. Bottom: |imnn White, Not Pic 1 1 and Richard Sanders. Coaches, Criddle, Carson, Hayes and Hedrick are the foui teachers who make up the 1983-84 Physical 1 «lm .iiKin staff. These four teachers 1 1 to make sure their students are in lop physical condition bj exercising and by com- peting in basketball, volleyball, soft- ball and track. - =H £§ 111 LET ' S ftIT PHYSICAL Physical Education Drivers Ed The three brave men who are taking on the responsibility of teaching our students that D means drive are Coach Tom Hurst, Coach Don Cal- vert, and Coach Lonnie Spencer. Af- ter a month of classroom work, stu- dents started driving, with some apol- ogies to the owners of dented trash cans. Home 8c Family Life Erick has laundry detail aga Beverly, Delie and Dottie prepare to make popcorn balls. Rhonda works on her wardrobe. ... v There were two programs at Rogers that prepared students for the world of work. Mrs. Higgins coordinated a job related program placing students on jobs and training them for future employment. Mrs. Lundv taught BOOST, Business and Office Occupational Skills Training, a clerical vocational program. Mrs. Spivery lectures to her class. Gayl Randquist types a business letter. Faith asks what ' s the question while M Higgins gives some personal attention Industrial Arts Industrial Arts is one of many im- portant subjects in school. It prepares students for the future and usually becomes the students ' favorite sub- ject. These subjects are: Drafting, Machine Shop, Wood Shops, Electron- ics, Printing and Power Mechanics. Top picture: Tony correcting dimen sions for Drafting. Bottom picture Mike working on a press. Paul lower working on small engine. Distributive Education fm left to right: Debbie C Duke. Jim Ramse . teacher: second Kaiser, Rashawn Crewer, Tami Querela Charlene Crawford. Lvnne Dut . third Nichele Moore. Julie Allen. Michael Sha Fleming, Carla Grain. Kerri Duggins, [ai Debbie Garrison. Angela Bratt, Filth i Linda Burdick, Don Hawkins. Vera Ve bell, Kelh Printl, Christine Moeller Mil helle Smith. Lisa Reed. Kerri Bobbv Greenfeather, Sheila Debbie Austin. Kim Garbe , r. Kevin Lefler, Tina Ha es. kiin Kirby; fourth ro« Mike E Marrow, Terri Deatherage. : Eric Brown, Jeani Ousl ' ev. , Leslie White. Renee Camp- Cosmetology 1- Front row. left to right: Loretta Erbv, Juanita Jones. Shannon Hayes, Melanie Lee; middle row: Camiejames. Rhonda Dentis, Mi( helle Evans, Missie Little, Suzie Nunez; back row: Lisa Schockle . Terri Keith, 1 eresa Foster. Wend Yost, Cyndi Wheeler, Kath) Baughman, Beck) Ward Noi pictured: Deanna Johnson. Lisa W ' iesinger. Teresa Tewell m i a -31 From iow. lelt to right: Marcus Benson. Soma lit- n. Donna Williams, Michelle McGee; middle row: Sandi Hutchinson, Shannon Martin. Dawn Mi Neill. Melody Gambell; backrow : Pam Fran. is. Mai i M Anall; Stai ej Imler. Michelle Goodwin. Kelh Renlro A© © Row 1: Melissa Little. Janene Hunter. Lisa Bagbv, Etta Hunt. Shaiui Niles Row 2: Gavle Cox. Jonna Wade. David Vaughan, |ohnny Taylor, Delbert Collins. Shawn Cook, Sammi Brower Row S: Miss Sikkink. Terrie Smith. Melvin Quinney, David Farris. Dannv Prewitt. Beat Kropf, Cynthia Matthews. Chanda LeCouix k®sz@ llm£ Row I: Christine Penfield, Iuwn.i [ohnson, Donna kn . Greg ( hapman, Derrick Williams, Dianna franklin, Kim Green. Rms 2: Shaun Moses, I racy Ware, I. mm Lmstrr. Clarence Parks. Rodney Taylor, Christie Breedlove, Lisa Abramson. Kos 3: R..,,„r- Wrather, |ames Hardii Dak- Case, Mark Riddeway, [immy Maxwell, Angela O ' Dell, Terri Cole. m% ti d Front row: L to R Lela Bickell, Carla Hardin, Gerdine Re ed, Lisa Wade, Josey Shields. Cherie Hunt, Tina Lang. Second row: Karen Lawerance, Robin Van Brunt, Melaine Rose, Veronica Goss, Carolyn Baily, Marilyn Knox, Michelle Penfield, Gina Tidwell. Back row: Cynthia Riddle, Samantha Pruitt, Carolyn Reynolds, Jackie Collins, Tamala Nicholson. t %= k Glee Club during practice. Miss Sikkink teaches Rubin how to breath. r Sitting: Miss Sikkink. Etta Hunt. Lisa Babg Stanaing: Ddbert Collins, Terrie Smith. w HWiiiiiliiiiiill Is. Glenn Isnardi and David Cook share notes. JEarcfiin Band Tulsa Roper Spirit: Row 1 L to R Tommy McGuire, Jon Miller. Steve Brummett, Bobby Pinkstaif, Brad Young, David Farris, Mr. Joe Metzer, Paula Dickinson, Mike Haworth. Clem Vargas, Tony Allen, John Coles, Mark Broussard. Row 2: Gary Tulsa. Lam Weaver, Tammy Acuff, Lorraine Sapcut, Elissa Lindeman. Jacaue Marrow, Todd Rea, Beck Fishwick, Michelle Roper, Kelli Hamil, Christy Reitz, Clay Wagnor. Row 3: Bill Kellogg, Richard Johndrow, Darrel Judkins, Joe Boyd, Wendy Rowbothnam, Regina Hudson, Michelle Sanders. Greta Feaster, Cheryl Judkins, Susan Steiert. Janette Lord. Anna Havnes, Jonna Wade, Jeff Henderson. George Webb, Raymona Turner, Heather Young, Dawn) Tipton. Cynthia Yickers, Natalie Crofford. Annetta Beavers, Joe Jewell, Roger Mitchell. Row 4: Terry Rodecker, Jeff Goletto, Anissa Jones. led Curato, Stan Sample, |im Viefhaus, Roger Barreit. Jeff Frasco. Roger Moore, Phil Kaase. Shirley Roper, Fran Miller. Lorie Kee, Kari Rae, Lisa Godwin, Lisa Wade, Esther Tena. Connie Snelson, Glad Garrett. Christ) Edwards, Julie Hayes. Melissa Johnson, Chris Essington, Mark Gulley, Mike Metzger. Back Row: [ody Meadows, Cara Maxwell. Teri Beaslev, Shell) Richter, Shauna Postoak. De Campbell. Traci Bartholdmew. Linda Calev. Kelli Prewitt. ebbie Clarke, Kelly Lindsey, Renee ■■■ and M Left to right: Cam Maxwell, Shelh Richtcr. Ten Beasle , Kelli Pruitt, Debbie Clark, Shawna Postoak, Tracv Bartholomew. Kelli Lindse . Jodi Meadows. Rene Campbell, Linda ( )a]e) M Ft ii w v %3T Ym ; w CONCEfif BfflD fourth row: Roger Moore, Roger B.meti IkVkhsu.k fifth „ ,T ! ' , ' ' i S ' ' V ' 1 ' . 1 ' Cormie kelson, D, r, Larn Weavfr, Michelle Ropei seventh row- lu ,7,- , „ m . ' ' (,em,la R wbowiham. Mike Sund, sixth |j«, acvcuui iuw. juik ri.i ts, i omm Met. uirt ' , Leon Cox Firsl Row, left to right: Cindj Vickers, Alissa Lindeman Natalie Lord, secon ' Brummen Shirley Roper netle I)onna row: m A jaZZ mm i, left tone Joe Boyd, ( [on Miller. Jacqu ht: Michelle Sand iders. Greta Feaster. Cheryl Judkins, Richard Johndrow, Sieve Brummert, second row: Brad Young, ( lem third row: Jonna Wade. Mr. Meizer, Debbie (Luke. Mart) Hawkins, Bobby Pinkstaff. Tern Rodecker, barrel 6 ' a a First row: Tracy Petty, David Watson. Mark Gullev. Todd Rea, Trade Ward. Bill Kellogg, Melissa Luft, Kevin Jackson: Second Row: Donna Varnes, Kelly Lindsey. Connie Snelson, Connie Davis. Shirley Roper. Windi Darby, Jacque Collins, Tonv Allen, Renee Lewis: Third Row: Lashona Wolf, Roberta Lucero, Paula Dickinson, Heather Young, Cheryl Judkins, Tern Rodecker, Darrel Judkins. Jacque Marrow, Mike Metzger, Anetta Bevers. Joe Boyd, Clem Vargas, Larry Weaver, Clarence Smith, Mike Anderson, Eduardo Haywood: Fourth Row: Angela Dobson, Jonna Wade, Susan Steiert: Back Row: Miss Jonnie Bankhead. Brad Young, Ted Curato, Lisa Wade. e n w i s e n d m 6 First row: Susan Steiert, Melissa Luft, Christy Edwards, Jonna Wade, Michelle Probst. Esther, Tena, Tammy Acuff, Paua Dickinson; Second Row Cheryl Judkins, Kari Rae, Lori Kee. Heather Young, Christ) Reitz. Kelli Hamil, Rim Wilson, Annetta Bevers. Todd Rea, Mike Metzger, Raymona Turner, Greta Feastei ; Third Row: Lisa Wade. Anissa Jones. Stan Sample, Ra Abbeduto, Jeff Henderson. Sam Griffith. Brad Young. Michelle Sanders. Richard Johndrow, Joe Bovd. Christ Essington. Clem Vargas. Kevin Jackson. Bobbv Pinkstaff, Jacque Marrow, Tern Rodecker, Jon Miller. Darrel Judkins. Mark Gullev. David Farris; Back Row: Mr. Metzer. Miss Bliss. Debbie Clarke. Martv Hawkins. Tonv Allen, Steve Brummet, John Coles j A u i w VV ■xfy a ( ' V, w ROPERS VARSITY A Team of Class =in i a m nn i l m i m i i nc m t ft st? : : (« II ' ■ € i Left of photo: left to right: Marcus Hunter, Joe Serna, Traci Willie. Clyde Harbin, Jim Brock, Preston Chube, Tony Bevenue, Chris Chancellor; left center top to bottom: Theo Tobie, Mike Roldon. Richard Bennett, Lloyd Hcnson, Doug Bray, Kenny Campbell, Melvin Quinney, Ghalib Yero, Ricky Jefferson. Charles McGuire, Jeri Bailev; right center photo; top to bottom: lames Stowers, Bobb) Landrum, Doug Smith. Todd Anderson. Lee Maxwell, David Hillard, Steve Galutza, Larry Esmever; right of photo, left to right: Carl Roberts, Lee Gouge, Daniel Hawkins, Matt links. |ohnnj Mitchell, Scott Mayfield, Mike Shaun Niles Success is the best word to de- scribe the Ropers Varsity football team of the 1983-84 season. This de- scribes the team, not in terms of wins or losses, but in terms of character. The Ropers were successful because on field and off they did their best. Never can the Varsity be called losers considering their sportsman- like manner, the struggle to prove themselves — not to mention their never say die spirit. The support of our spectators was outstanding. The Ropers football thrived on the high morale of their band, cheerleaders, friends and most of all, the support of each and every parent. They did their best — that ' s what made them winners and that means SUCCESS. Top right photo Quinne after Crookham and D, feet, Clyde Harkii left photo: For Chris CI means shaping up and ! photo: Steve Galutz; ROPERS VARSITY H -; • — VARSITY COACHES Left to right: Clifford diddle. Special Teams Coordinator Varsity; Dan Crookham, Head Coach Varsity; Craig LaGrone, Head Coach Freshman: |im Smittle. Head Coach Junior Yarsitv, Johnny Carson, Defensive Coordinator Varsity, Phil Davis. Offensive Coordinator =i m mi i rir r 9 ■ii lit Top right photo: Jeri Bailev, trainer waters down 65. Bottom left photo: Team takes a break at the half. Bottom Row: Keith Ingram. Darren L ' hles, Richard Sanders, Sean Henn.Greg Price Cen ter Ro Head Cheerleader Cheryl Stroud and Lori Esmyei Top R..u : Donna Wagoner, |ody Lucas, Stis: VARSITY CHEERLE. Jtidy and Sean attempt a difficult stunt 1 Junior Varsity M (i mi mi mi  ' ■ mm mill ml mi mi mi ■•• ■ nun -si U f ft ft fi 17 All itf ' k 4 First Row: Brian Barnett. Monty Todd. Scom Mayfield, |imm Foster. |ohnn Hubbard, Mike) Roldan. Donnie Twist. Pern Blake . Coach LaGrone; Second Row: Clarence Smith, Kyle Spencer. ' Bobby Land rum, Mike Bevard. Randy Turley, David Cook. Denn) Blair. Lloyd Henson, Kevin Talley. Hampton Tallman; Third Row: Michael Downum, Bill Isaac, Cordell Savage, Carl Roberts, Paul Hat jo. Tonis Ritchie. Lloyd Daniels, Don Hutson; Fourth Row: Mike Mornes. Coach Smittle. Steve Kissinger, Brad Lillard, Eric Davenport, [im Caldwell, Re ggie Thomas, Clay Wilson. Tacuma Vero, Bobby Beach. Mark Ellis. Johnny Jackson, Lamont Green.   «  ♦    Mike. Carl, and Ranch relaxing after a hard practice. Scoreboard Rogers 16 Rogers 14 Rogers 14 Rogers 12 East Central Central 6 Muskogee 12 Brokap Arrow 34 P ' t A _ ' g£rs BartlesMlle .1 fPfl 4 Roger ♦ Rogers Rogers Merrloru «o McJLain |(J Washington 34 Edison 6 Top to Bottom: Ronette Larson, Tra- cy Wright. Lisa Burcik, (L) Shawna Keithley, Kathy Lindsey, (R) Anne Carroll, Kathy Arney, NOT PIC- TURED: Shawna Rednour JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS Bottom Left: Nicole Alix, Christy Burks. Kim Green Top: (L to R) Dee Dee Porter, Lisa Aberson, Leslie Spin- ner. Kim Beaty. Deana Conwell, Tonia Estira, Deana Adams. Mmm 1 r flPi j i L « « « fM « « « Freshmen Football Front row, left to right: Chris Parian, Lamont Gibbs. Mark Liebert, Nathan Bi num. |im Vemo, I miimi Wately, Eric Wells. Robert White. Karl Foutch. David Moreland; second row: Steve Antwine, Richard Bowls. Trevin Powell. Steven Wayne, |ell Beck. Tommy McCarver, Mam. Atkins, Eric Foutch. Dannv Sac. Michael Crisp; third row: Tom Bird. Anno Polk. Guy Lewis. Eric Thomas. Steve Mi Mahan, lohn Meets. Gary McCopeland, Phillip Arney, Charlie Rotramel, Gary Suddith; fourth row: Coach Lagrone, Bobby Ross, John Williams, Anthonj Gibson, Richard, Charles Sawyer, Tim Lashley, Craig Beaty. Donnie Folsom. John Codrey. SCOREBOARD Edison 14-13 East Central 8- 6 Hale 14- McLain 6- Central 33- Washington canceled Memorial 22- Playoff: Webster 8- 6 11 Mi ,«•■ ' The freshman football team of 83 was filled with a lot of talent and they are expected to be very competitive next year. With the help of Coach Lagrone, they will go far. Pictured at top: Trevin Powell resting up for next series; bottom: Michael Crisp, 1990 superstar; left: Team de- ciding the next plav. Back row, left to right: Manager Garv Jones, Barry Mayberry, David Green, Freddie Gould, Byron Alexander, Kent Hawkins. Manager Charles Williams; second row: Coach Spencer. John Williams. Barrv Johnson, Johnnie Taylor. Dovle Daniels. Coach Criddle. Coach Replogle: front row: Robert Varbough. Wade Green, Richard Ponds. si Ad J jp 0eCCO99009900SCO0C00SOS0SOS0SO909C0eCO9S0S090S0S0090SCeO9S00e00S Rogers 78 Central 49 Rogers 58 Edison 62 Rogers 7D East Central fill Rogers 53 Hale 51 Rogers 48 Edison 47 Rogers 82 Pawhuska 37 Rogers 69 Memorial 52 Rogers 63 Okmulgee 55 Rogers 69 Memorial 50 Rogers 63 McLain 77 Rogers 61 Central 48 Rogers 57 Owasso 43 Rogers 60 Hale 54 Rogers 65 Edison 58 Ri i el s 55 Muskogee 53 Rogers 62 Broken Arrow 43 Rogers 69 East Central 48 Rogers 53 Memorial 53 Rogers 45 McLain 35 Rogers 55 Muskogee 51 Rogers 60 Broken Arrow 57 Rogers 74 Hale 58 The Rogers Varsity Basketball team celebrated an excellent year ending the season with the best win record in the school ' s history. Rogers beat Bartlesville and Hale to win the Regional Championship. Rogers lost to McLain but beat Sapulpa for the Area Consolation Championship. In the State Quarterfinals Rogers lost to Moore in three overtimes — the first trip since 1968. The Ropers also took trophies for the Union Classic Championship, the East Central Classic Championship and the Oklahoma Six Conference Co-Championship. Hats off to Coach Spencer and his team for an outstanding vear. VARSITY BASKETBALL Ropers kicked off a great season as they rallied together before the gan Coach Griddle giving a critical Johnny Taylor shooting a free throw and he makes it! $.jStt fv S| gr HI wmllm P At top Wade Green gets ready to take a ebound At bottom Barr) Johnson shoots a ei j hard free throw. Coach Spencer in action. He brought the team out with a winning altitude Belov watch the action on court. Ropers VARSITY 1984 BASKETBALL I forgot the words CHEERLEADERS ■ Top Row: Donna Wagoner and Susie Nune ; Center Row: Cher l Stroud. Lori Esme er. and Head Cheerleader Jodv Lucas; Bottom Row: Dara Greisinger Lori Esmeyer helps Donna Wagoner warm up before a game. ' i JUNIOR VARSITY: Top row, left to right: Jonathan Jackson, David Cunningham, Tony Ball, Mike Wisdom; bottom row: Dion Royal, Anthony Johnson. Earl Williams. §£P$ £ %$f £3 tfQ The Junior Varsit) basketball team concentrate on winning the game. §QpZsPp§£ § ) Webster 43 Rogers 45 Washington 69 Rogers 46 Hale 55 Rogers 45 Hale 65 Rogers 53 McLain 31 Rogers 32 Central 54 Rogers 49 East Central 40 Rogers 60 Edison 49 Rogers 69 Edison 50 Rogers 54 Memorial 64 Rogers 48 9th Grade Basketball Team: Top row, left to right: Curtis Mullins, Mike Barnes, Bobby Ross, Tim Lashley, Cesar Williams, James Artberry, Bill Latham, Coach Replogle; middle row: Robert White, Juan McKnight, Eric Johnson, Jeff Ball, Vosie Chaney; front row: David Moreland, Tray Peel, Mike Crisp, Steve Antwine. On the next page Curtis Mullins and Vosie Chaney prac- tice a free shot and lay up. mM if J « a i i Jt E7 b i 1 Dance Ensemble Front row: Captain Michelle Reed, Sponsor, Tanya Tibbs, (Choreographer Dawnyail Minter; middle row: Sonva Burks, Felicia Chaplin, Juanita Jones, Stephanie Crav, Dawn Fair; top row: Manager Marcus Hunter, Ceraldine Reed, Co-captain Angela Cornelius, Lorna Jordan and Stacye Jackson. The Dance Ensemble was conceived last year and was organized in late November. The gins practiced many hours after school to bring entertainment and enthusiasm to the basketball games. Half-Time Entertainment GIRLS ' VARSITY: Top row, left to right: Coach Karen Headrick, Roselind Ban Johnson, Rhonda Cato. Shannon Mavberry, Coach Clifford Criddle, Mary Karlskii s, Theresa Hinmai , Tina Nelson, Mar £rma Johnson, Amanda Beave Lietka, Joylene Beaver GIRLS ' BASKETBALL JUNIOR VARSITY: Coach Karen Headrick, Theresa Hinman, Erma Johnson. Laverna Johnson. Coach Clifford Criddle; bottom row: Shan- non Mavberry. Tammie Marcus, Twanda Wise, Solanda Jones. FRESHMEN: Coach Karen Headrick, Jeanie Robinson, Tina Nelsoi Michelle Hand: middle row: Theresa Cravens, Margaret Pisachubt Cheryl McCunn, Jackie Wallace; bottom row: Carolyn vasquez. Denis Jackson, Jeraldine Reed. Top photo: Irma Johnson tips more than the ball to Marl the quarter against McLain; left photo: McLain ' s shot is blocked In Rosalind Barnes and Ieiesa Hinman. Rhonda Cato waits lor the rebound. Right photo: Shannon Mayberr) and Amanda Bea ci wait tor the tree throvt call WRESTLING OCOOOOOOOOOCOCOCOGOSOCOOCOCOOOOOOS ' = SOOOCOOOO; OOOCOCOOOCOOO Bottom Row il to Ki Warren lohnson, |ei Ellsworth, Steve Daniels, Clint Carson (masco Chris Chube, Brian Bennett; Second Row (L R)|..linm Mitchell, Carl Roberts, IonisRiU it-. Paul H.ii |o. Stacej Thompson; Third Row (L to Ri B 11 Shawnee, Mike Redman iMC.R.i Lain Esmeyer, Melanie Lee (cheerleader) Daniel Hawkins, Wend) Wolfe (cheerleader) Camie James (cheerleader), [ohn Meeks, [im m Harris. Stacej Nash dual maid); Fourth Row (L to R) Coach [ohnm Carson, Pat Burke- pUe, Ricky Jefferson, Eric Buggs seooeooooooeoooooooosooooooc 0©00 0 OOOCOOOOOC OOOS SCOOOC CBUaDIin coeocoososooccosoccocococos ' 99SSOS«0SCCC009SO9SCOS0COS0 u ssocoeecossoseoessooccoseoo issoscoooooesossceossooocoec ' ■■a 2iB L L - ■ Wrestling Cheerleaders Pictured at right, top: Camie James, left: Melanie Lee, right: Wendy Riter. Pictured below is the squad cheering at a wrestling match. vouey ball LaShona Wolf Cindi Dobson Yvette Barnett Mary Karlskint Jennifer Anderson Paula Dickenson Theresa Hinman Tracy Petty Rashaun Brewer Sherry Rogers I got il!! SOCCER Front row. Tom Trimble, Travis Jackson, Lamont Echohawk. Francisco Trevino, Keilh Strawser. Sam Spears, Johnnv Duncan. John Grant, Michael s. Don Hutson: back row: Aaron Murry. Robert Pinkstaff, Chad Richardson, Hector Torres, Doug Bray, Trace Fooie. Steve Klein, David Foote, Mike Park. Mark Hodges. Phillip Morris. Coach LaGrone. Most Valuable Pla er Johnm Du McLain 4-2 W Jenks 0-2 L Webster 7-1 W Edison 0-1 L Washington 0-7 L Holland Hall 0-7 L Edison 0-0 T Union 2-4 L Central 4-2 W East Central 4-2 W Cascia Hall 2-1 w Hale 4-2 w GIRLS ' SOCCER: Front row, left to right: Shirley Roper, Pam Francis, Diane Van Dera, Michelle Faulkner, Sheila Martin: top row: Carla Folev, Kristi Hopkins, Ten ' Conlev, Keliev Renfro. Tina Mitchell, Coach Lagrone. At left is Kristi Hopkins practicing juggling. Cross Country Front row. left to right: Nelson West. Russell Rumlev. Rob Belding. Tom McGinnis, Bill Will Back row: Ricky Matthews, Robert Kelly. Mike Kuhns. Calen Blakesure Front row, left to right: Ruth Bernard. Sandv Craig, Carrie Bates, Rwanda Wise. I in.i Mm hell, middle row : Candy Gates, Diane VanDera, Shannon Downing, Shell) Braswell; last row: Lisa Ward. Marian Leitka, Mi ' kti Huttuman Pictured at top left is Nelson West at a state meet at ORU. Marian Leitk.i pout sit on at a regional meet at O ' Brien Park. At bottom left is Russell Rumley, Rod Belding and Nelson working out some tight GOLF Left to right: Steve Wayne, Veronica Goss, Ross Carlson, Shannon Downing. Candy Gates, Brett Tipton, Kennv Rust; back row: Roger Moore. Mark Hight, Phillip Robertson, Todd Reeves and Jack Metzker. Pictured at left are senior golfers Kennv Rust and Todd Reeves. TENNIS Pictured at light is the 1985 tenuis team. Left to right, front row: Phi Tran, Krisli Hopkins, Mandv Beaver, Lynn Busenberg, Kevin lalle . back Row: Coach Replogle, Tim Lashley, Sam Spears, Tom Kline, Steve Curtis. At right Tim Lashley and Sam Spears devour their tennis balls before getting into the match. Sa n gets ready for serious competition. ■f i ih r TRACK BOYS ' TRACK: Front row, left to right: Tacuma Yero, Tonv McGinnis, Mike Artberry, Don Hawkins, James Watkins, Melvin Quinney, Darreli Wren, Joe Serna, Jeff Warren, Clayton Wilson, Mike Silver, DeWayne Green, Vincent Martin, Patrick Davis; top row: Coach Inkster, Phillip Arnev, Paul Cannon. Russell Rumley, Rod Belding, Steve Hayes, Melvin Atchinson, Bruce Riggs. Billv Williams. Larry Booth. John Bryant; not pictured: Brad Yonashen. Mike Kuhns, Chris Girkin, Richv Mehl, Karl Blackburn. Reggie Thomas and Monty Powell. GIRLS ' TRACK: Diane VanDera. Pam Darling. Carrie Bates, Ruth Bernard. Lori Littlejohn, Dawnvail Minter. Leslie Littlejohn, Denise Johnson, Tracev Basford, Janelle Wunsch, Tina Mitchell. TRACK TEAM IN ACTION: Bottom left: Tacoma Yero and Darreli run the relav. Middle: Reggie Thomas makes the hurdle at the Rogers Invitational Track Meet. Right: Vincent Martin leaps long and high in the broad jump. SOFTBALL First row: Meri Piquet. Kim Mavfield. Rhonda Duvall; Second row: Tonya Blaylock. Kim Atwell, Lynne Duty. Sherry Rogei Emberton: Third row: Brendajohnson, Angie Garrison. Bobbie Culver, Tereca Hinman. Brenda McAnnallv. Michelle Herrell. Ki ;ers, Susie Farley, Lis; Dealhridge, Coacl Bat don ' t fail i Keep your eye on it Mavfield. I ' m warning you ball! mm m ¥LL Seniors Wavne Jaggers and Mike Patrick learning to wink Junior Second Baseman Eric Iverson shows off his dimples r The 1983 season was a sea- son thai taught the under- classmen how to win and how to lose. We won 23 games and lost 12 and came in 2nd place in our conference. We made it to state and lost to a team that !j wasn ' t any better t h a n ourselves. We were out after the First round but we all were proud of the effort we put out. Steven Galutza l_ VARSITY BASEBALL From Row — Eric I ' Chancellor. Willie Ne . Jimrm Overturf, Rick Wolf, Brian Johnson. Kelly Wade. Steve Bachlor Back Row . Ranch King. Wavne Jaggers, Brad Herrel. Steven Galutza ch Gordon Morgan. Chr JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL SCORES McLain Union Sapulpa Male East Central Edison Bishop Kelly Muskogee Memorial Rogers 1 5 Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers 4 wins, and 6 losses Rogers -_, - U- Ts.egrck),iK , - 5 - L Chanras tjtoxa f oui nament — 7th Place - 9r 7 . w, Powell. Chris Eaton. L Woodruff. Kenm Biai Scott Mavfield Team: First Row: Mark Hodges. Jimrm Stratton. Ron Qmnalu. (,erald ivid Cook Second Row: Monte TeHee. Monte Todd. |eff Lorsonio. Bilh Third Row: Coach Phil Davis, (.erald Barr. Brad Lillard. Gerald Gaines PRIDE ... OF ROGERS!!! Steven Galutza — Is Eric Iverson — Taking a break! Coach Morgan — Smiling lor the car ©C 30GOC SCCOOC CCO C COOS CC SCCOCOCOOCOCOCC soceeooooeoeoosse xecosoooeoeeoooccosogesoeooseoscoooscost On Diving Board: Cinch Garaa. Darci Simmons, Beverlv Patterson. Krista Babiarz. Belinda Cane, K.ni Beau. First row: Samantha Pruilt, Deann Cwin Sue Weber. Mark Prater.Jeff McLain. Second row: Blake Cvpert. John Dillard. Dana Griesingei , Christ) Burks, Fran Miller. Craig Beatv. Steve Kendall Third row: Brad Culp. Catch Montgomery. Richard Stephens, Mike Rice. Rhonda Epps, Beat Kropf. Chris Dunn. SE1VI0I? ?HL£T£S!! Man) hours ol practice, skill, concentration and sweal wenl into the three years 1 participation in high school athletics. The student ! od appreciated all the thrills of each competitive sport. Each athlete ' s sacrifice went into making Rogers tough competition and creating the school spirit that has so long been a tradition. We salute each athlete and their respective sport. Pictured at right: Tony Bevenue Steve Galutza Doug Smith Janelle Wunsch Sam Spears Traci Willie Kennv Campbell Larry Esmeyer Darcy Sloan Wayne [aggers Andy Anderson Rhonda Epps Mike Patrick Lynn Busenburg Steve Curtis Chris Chancellor Sherry Rogers Kenny Rust Brenda McAnallv Clyde Harbin Lee Gouge Mike Wolfe Daniel Hawkins Todd Anderson Tony Stowers Preston Chube Joe Serna Jim Brock Melvin Quinney David Hillard Pictured below: Roselind Barnes Johnnie Taylor fodd Reeves Byron Alexander Rob Pinkstaff Rhonda Cato Joylene Beaver Francisco Trevino John Duncan Ivan Morris Kent Hawkins Not Pictured: Freddie Gould Ed Houser Tracy Harlin Todd Mayes Darren Uhles Trace Foote vJ • f WSL % @ sM I|( «•■ -Sit ! :. - Sam displays his pride and joy ... a Tulsa Ro- gers T-shirt. Student Council mmm Roperettes will snag ' em any way they Student Council officers, left to right: Treasurer Phi Tran. Social Chairman Tammy Swaffoi d, Vic President Phillip Morris. Chaplain Brenda McAnally. Sponsor Jim Burton. President Sam Spear Secretary Tracy Lucas, Parliamentarian Steye Galutza Unforgettable Leaders . . . Awesome, memorable and fun are just a few words that sum up our year in Student Council. Through Will ' s Week fun and games, state conven- tion, and various district meetings, friendships began to grow. While leadership abilities were put to the test, the Student Council at Will Rog- ers was an organization of leaders ... of friends. ■Ill rv u Front row, left to right: Regina Carter. Sherrell Grass, So Tonya Leslie. Hulk Carter. Tracy Wright, Joetta ( rooks; Kevin Williams. Traci Mabes. Stephanie Decker. I ris Vogi ters. Beverly Keller. Larna Slate. Bridgette Davis, third ro Jones, Lori Littlejohn, Veronica Goss. Tonja Estira. Kim B( Gambell, Charlene Crawford, Lvnette Woodruff; fourth ro ' sponsor, Denise Johnson, Ronald Grimes. Pam Francis, Jem son. Patricia Kingfisher, Mike Park. Lamont Green. Fran Wo le Wunsch. Stacey Lindquist. Tom Trimble. Karen Hitchci iecond row; I, Kim Wal- v: Veronica aty, Melodv .: Mr. Potts, lifer Ander- nack.Janel- Red Cross Pictured above left to right are the Red Cross officers. Left to right: Sonia Henson, Secretary; Lori Littlejohn. Treasurer; Ronald Grimes, Vice President; Tom Trimble, President. The Red Cross was sponsored by Mr. Jim Potts. During the school year thev contributed greatly toward the can food drive. For Christmas Red Cross members stuffed stockings with candies, nuts, toys, fruits or anything they could find to help the needv children across the city. Thev also participate in the city-wide blood drive. $ PROS at PROFITS Applied Economics Applied Economics was a business class in which students set up a busi- ness, sell stock, and manufacture a product to sell. From the profits thev made they paid the officers, workers, stock hold- ers, and production costs. First semester the class sold blue FUZZIES! Thev were a big hit people bought them up for onlv $2.00 each. Second semester they sold crisis kits for minor emergencies for $2.00 also. The class gave students the feeling of responsibilitv and sales experience to help them later on in the business world. Above. L to R: First semester officers. Dennis Rushing. V.P. of Personnel. Yolanda Matheny, Pres. Ghalib Y ' ero. V.P. of Production. Bottom. L to R: Beat Kropf, V.P. of Marketing. Kenn Rust, V.P. of Finance. Above L to R: jonathon Kinyon, V P o) Finance, Trao Powell. Pres . Shauna Posloak. V.P. of Personnel. Manin Swain. V.P of Production. Raymond Turner. V.P. of Marketing. S panisfi tyluh litis year ' s Spanish Club was spon- sored by Mrs. Polumbus. The Spanish students learned things about the Spanish culture as well as its language. Members also participated in celebrating Spanish i ulture beliefs. Mrs. Polumbus agreed with the stu- dents that it was more than a way of learning, it was fun too. She said, . . the students had a chance to see the other side of me and not the proper teacher. rj j jm| W L w.. T f v ml Pictured arc Spanish Club officers, (l-r). Mar- cus Hunter, Publii it) Chairman, Ly n ne 1 1 e Wooddruff, Secretary, David [verson President, Kenny Campbell Vice- President and Bobby Pinkstaff, Treasurer. Bottom, (l-r), Marcus Hunter (Marcos), David Iverson (David), Kenny Campbell (Carlos). |cnn lie Karyskint (Maria), Debbie Soper (Conception), Lynnette Busemburg (Chela), Maria Mai Ian iM.iiisa). cia), Sherrie Grass (Sarita), Noel Fredricks (Navidad). Becky Martin (Sonia).Shervl Ma (l ' epita). l.vnetti (Chela), Kim Dickson (Conchita), Varlie Crabtree (Emilia). Carla Crain (Carina), Rohm VanBrunl Breedlove (Cristina), Laurna Slate (Laurisa), Monte Powell (Jose-Luis), Sherri McElroy (Sarita). Pat) i( ia Lientka (Mariana). Bobby Pinkstalt (Robertito), third Row (l-r), Donna Caufman (Donita). (una Ban Saldivar, Diane Davis (Diana). Jackie Fountain (lose), Ellen Asher (Elena). Brenda Raina (Blanquita), Peterson (Diana), Fourth Row (l-r). Brian Johnson (Benito). Qlad Garret (Feliz). Fidel Del.acruz. Clyd Bucklev (Benito). Mini. David Skeeter. Miku Hittunen. Lee Maxwell (Jaime), Eric Iverson (Efren). Fiftl (Tona); Ruth Banard (Raquel), Jell Losornio (Julio), Pam Breckinridge (Pepita), Stephanie Pinks (Cristobal). Lisa Ringer iLuisa), Sean De argv (Pedro). Rick De Young Ricado). Samantha Pruil (All Feaster(Rosita), next row, Shannon Downing (Guadallipe), Julie Slavion(Julita). Laura Scriuhlicld (Lai Mike Northrup (Mighel). Tom I rinil.lt- ( tonus). Whitnie Cabv (Veronica), Ann Sisler (A (Migrielita), Jon Miller (Alonso), Candy Teel (Dukinea). Mike Metzger (Miguel), Rose Ga Clem Vergus (Tito), Jackie Fountain (Jose), Larry Mozingo (Lorenzo), Bran Igler (Mai incomplete list. idricks (Virginia), Jimmy Benton (Diego), Mary ; onna Wagoner (Yolanda), Terri Hazel (Teren- Woodrufi ( I.u l. Second Row (l-r), Sheila Martin (Carmen), Phillop Robertson (Felipe), Christie Marshall (Patric ia), Carla Bohm (Carina). Marian ling (Mananela), Mike Khuns (Mighel), Josefina Hector Torres. Andv McNinch (Andres), Diane ■ Harbin (Craudio), Rose Demoret (Rosa). Brian Row (l-r). Jaque Marrow (Juana), Terrie Beasley all (Estebana), Yolanda Mathenv, Chris Melar rora), Sixih Row: Tim Young (El Greco), Greta ra), Steve Curtis (Esteban), Leesa Bennet (Luisa), aora. Next Row, Ann Scott (Ana), Michah Riddle (Rosa). Danny Pruitt (Carlos). Willie Newman (Guillermo), I), Mike Null (Jose Claudio), Fransisco Trevino; this is an J r J2 e I u 6 n c Mrs. Wallace, the French Club sponsor ; crepe partv. It was held at Sam Spears [id members of the club enjov different kinds of crepes during the The Will Rogers French Club had manv fund raisers and activ- ities. They sponsored roller skating at River Parks. March Gras Dance, picnics. Fondu and Crepe parties, crystal and person- alized I Love You buttons. Some members performed skits for Tulsa Public Schools, and attended competition at Austin College and at Oklahoma Uni- versity. Most students partici- pated in the French Club be- cause it was a sure way to have fun. e), rris Vogel (Pierrette), Terri Burtner (Monique), Donna Barnes ront row; (1-r): Steve Miller (Etienne). Raymond Abbeduto, Kelli Griffith (Jeann Donna). Lynn Busenberg(Lili), Heather Young (Marie-Claire), I net Bond (Sopln ). Christine Penfield. Huong Vuo,, ( V,;ritci.i ' .anVuV, 1 ,gVsim.me. ' enmter Moore. Shelia Chapman (Yvette), Jod) Lucas.James Stowers (Jean-Claude), Leesa Bennett (Angelique) HolK Mo..ie Second tow il-r) Kelly - Anne Carroll. Pamela Darling, Diane ' andera. Claudia DeLeon. Micheal Larson (Jean-Francois), Kelh. Prmtt (( olette) Dun Wilson (Diane) Haves (Madeliene). Stace Farrar iChristianci. Run Garbe) (Renee), Jen) Caudle, Malada Standin ' gwatei Miku Vngela Chapman (Yonne), Stacy F.dwards. |uriCass,solai |can-f iuli. I is.i Moore (Sylvi ' e), Man White nique), Marjorie Farmei (Elise), Shawn Cook (Daniele), Lisa Ringei (Lisei. Mit licit- Goodwin, lent •), Richard Sanders. Tom Trimble (Xaviei i. Hector Torres, fane Meseke (Jeanette) Man Catherine), Trac) [onas (Genevieve), Micheal Null (Jean-( laude), [eannie Hunter, ' Gayle lung [ean-Paul), I en v Rolecker, (Serge), Sam Spears (La-Bas), Inn Young (Herve), Rob White (LaShon), Michele Roper, torn Mil ampbell i torn), |ames Trehefl (Robem) hellei Dvche (Cecile). Tr Ihles. Third row (1-r): Ca ifarie-Anna), MikeShat heph, Row Iti vell.Beckv Mullins,Sta ,Wend Sanders ( -Ange i.ih C I. Be [Edouard), Phillip Mo iPh pf, Brad lippe). Nia LATIN CLUB [ he Latin Club, sponsored by Mrs. Gayle Wallace, was Ihisy with many activities this year. Fund raisers such as selling candles and acrylics helped pay for Latin students to attend national and state conventions. Other activities included a chariot race, certamen meets. International dinners, and a slave sale in which second year Latin people c an purchase first year Latin people to be their slave for a Tod row, 1 McMillan, ightrjames Narcomey, LaShon (.nit. rom Klein. Mike unci Rigdon, Chris Colvin, Doug Martin, |ohn Coles, middle row: Michael Kuhns, Lisa Ward. Kari Rat-. Ins Vogel, Huong Vuong, Ian Vuong, Rnk Reicl; bottom row: [err) Ellisworth, Michelle San. Iiis. Midiele Probst, Paula Dickinson, Tim Young, Leesa Bennett, Chad Richardson, |ames Stevens. Chuck Oliver. Paul Chamberlain Mrs. Wallace helps ihe contused Latin su.de ART CLUB The Art Club, sponsored bv Mr. Montgomery, was very busy this year. Aside from their painting, drawing, and creating, thev sold Christmas paint bv numbers to raise money for a Christmas party, thev painted a billboard for KMOD radio station, and they raised money for art scholarships. Kerri Duggins said, My favorite thing about Art Club was Mr. (T.L.) Montgomery. Sandi Hutchinson said. Til never forget the feelings I had when the art work I did received a ribbon. Art Club officers, I. to r.: Brenda ohn Conly Vice President, Ms. Hai- ry, and Chris Mitchell Secretary. John Conlcv works on a carving block. Top row, left to right: lammi Garnica. Maureen VanDera. Jane Harri- son, sponsor. Andrea Radford, Tonv Jackson, Brenda McAnallv. Torn Williams, Chris Girkin, Sandy Craig, Rose Demorel, Pam Breckenridge. middle row: Jane Meseke. T.L. Montgomery. Kim Gouglei . Lola Ponder, bottom row: Pattv Louder. Pac Krum. Fran Wommack. % Sfe Sfe F ' 4 1( Anall) President, ison. Mr. Montgom- FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA is the national orga- nization for all high school students participating in business and office programs. It can function as an integ- ral part of the instructional program of the business and office curriculum in secondary schools. The purpose of the organization is to ... provide, as an integral part of the instructional program , additional opportunities for secondary students in business and office education to de- velop vocational and career suppor- tive competencies and to promote civic and personal responsibility. Top picture: Left to Right: Diana Parsons, Marietita Reed, Debbie Mul- lins, Lisa Sutherland. Melissa Roper, Michelle Thomas, Bridgett Martin, Stacey Nash, Patricia Winters, Maria Williams, Lori Mendez, Joyce Lucas, Cindi Woodruff, Christy Deppe, Tonya Pollard. Middle picture: Left to Right: Stacey Xash, Secretary, Melissa Rop- er, Parliamentarian, Bridgett Martin, Vice President. Tonya Pollard, Presi- dent. Bottom picture: Tonya Pollard get- ting installed in her office position of President of FBLA. fc;JJK5 wtf jl Jfiu ™ 3ifci fi ; JiflU ' i hk. ' ' i i Ir KF DEjT)3 Distributive Education Clubs of America is organized to enhance the leadership qualities of those students interested in a career in marketing and distribution. DECA is active in serving the community and raises money to attend conferences. These conferences are designed to promote enthusiasm and leadership qualities. Pictured at left are the DECA mem- bers: Top row, left to right: Carla Grain. Jeani Ouslev. Linda Burdick, Kerri Duggins, Leslie White. Renee Campbell, Kelli Pruitt. Mr. Jim Ramsev; middle row: Rashayvn Brew- er. Nichelle Moore. Vera Yerner. Julie Allen. Jacque Marrow, Debbie Garrison, Dana Hinton. Angela Bratt, Christine Moeller. Tina Haves, bot- tom roy : Mike Fleming. Debbie Cousins, Sheila Kaiser, Michelle Smith, Lisa Reed. Kerri Duke. Kim Garbev, Lynne Dutv and Charlene Crawford. Pictured on the bottom royv is Leslie White distributing Blue and Gold sausage yvhich is a traditional fund raiser for DECA. DECA also sold T- shirts with the OP look. Officers for DECA yvere: Michelle Smith. President. Kerry Duke. Vice- president, Lisa Reed, Secretary, Julie Brisco, Treasurer, Keri Duggins, His- torian. Vera Yerner, Parliamentar- ian, Debbie Cousins, Chaplain Vocational Industrial Clubs of America COSMETOLOGY VICA 1 he m udents ol Cosmetolog) VICA had an exciting year. I hev i s i 1 1- 1 1 salons and supply stores. For Christmas tliev did service proj- ects to help the less fortunate. For fund raising thev sold calendars .itid shampoo to purchase training mannequins. The Leadership Contest held in March for the district level was in Oklahoma City. The winners from these went to state competition in April. The officers of Cosmetology VICA are: Rhonda Dentis, President: Suzie Nunez, Vice President: Camie James. Secretary; Lisa Wiesinger, Treasurer; Shannon Haves, Reporter; Wendy Yost, Historian; Deanna Johnson, Parliamentarian. ELECTRONICS VICA The new club added to VICA this year is electronics. This club had a very educational year. The state contest which was held in Oklahoma City, included all of the VICA electronic clubs of Oklahoma. The contest was a three-hour written test. Also, television sets and radios were dissambled for the electronic VICA clubs to put back together. Top row, left to right: Ms. Shideler, Michelle Goodwin, Melod) Gambell.Juanita |ones,W Shannon Haves; bottom row . I it to right: Sonia Henson, Suzie Nunez, Camie [ames, Rhon Top row, left to right: Kenneth Perrie. [eff Whickersham, Mr Higgins, I im Staggers. Davis Mel Kenneth Jackson. Gaffar Keo; middle row: Robert Givens, Bobby Beach. Miss Blackmore, Dw.i Green. Jeff Hillvard, bottom row, left to right: |imm Maxwell, Steve Eich. Donn) Dickey, Momtazah Keo SENIORS, back row. left to right: Melwn Quinney, David Hillard, |immj Maxwell, middle row: Michael Larson. Jane Jackson. Mar Hall, Ton) Be cnue. Ironl row: Lynn Alcorn and John Record JUNIORS. Waggnor.l Edwards. J, back row. left t eft Casey, front iff Henderson. i right: Bill Smith. Rob Landingham. John Hawkins. Tem Abel. Lane row Iisa Moore, Lisa Hammons.Tom Record. Ruthann Burch. Johnn not pictured. Richard Bennett VOCATIONAL PRINTING AND PRINTING VICA The Printing VICA club was very busv this vear. They sold spices and salad dressing for a new composer. Also, thev primed up invitations for sororities for Tulsa University. For Rogers thev printed discipline sheets and memo pads for teachers. The Vocational Industrial Clubs of American is an organization that assists students in establishing realistic vocational goals. Service tvpe activities such as Cos- metology Printing and Electronics are the classes that make up VICA. Students enrolled in these classes go to the State Conferences held in April at the Camelot Inn. Here thev com- pete with other VICA students from the high schools of Oklahoma. SOPHOMORES. Back row, left to right: Fidel De La t.ruz. Jim Hicks. Larr Butler. Rick Reid.froi row: Rodnei Whiteside. Janet Stroud and Natalie Crawford Rally Round the Flag Boys In-.. ii i.iwxl|).iMure B . . . Tim Young (.i.u c BanncTinan .... Chancla LeCouix Ham Baiineniiaii Richard Sanders Maggie [ .11 km Michcle Watson Mrrie Van I rflB Bettv O ' Sheel (..nit Cox Prudence Mel, in Barrie Van l.mt. Michcle W.iivin Clement Mete alt Gerald Powell gnesCulp Pam Breckinridge Mildred I .am Pam Maxwell. f Tawm Lower Delia Water lord . |anene Hunier Comfort Goodpasture leant Ousle . JodN Lucas Gloria Coleman (.aria knight Mar] Ann Stone . ,- r . Barbara Wagoner Gina Leone B Jocl Lucas. Grady Metcalf flHi Ken Campbell Charlie Melvin M Jack Scott Fred B Donnie Christie Dannv Bannerman . flft Mark Prater Colonel Thorwald . . , S, David Iverson Captain Hoxie •£ £ Eddie Snider Lt. Guido Di Maggio . . , . Sam Spears Corporal ( )pie Daln mple Ken Kfiesen Pvt. William O Wampess nd McNinch Pvt. Rogei Litwhiler Tim Smith Pvt. Gusiave Morissetle Joe Wiggins - j ■7 ' Wf MASQUE AND GAVEL CLUB The Masque and Gavel Club, spon- sored bv Mrs. Hambric. organized all of this year ' s assemblies. Thev went to contests, such as the Voice of Democ- racy speech contest and thev partici- pated in speech debates. The) also performed in plavs such as Arsenic and Old Lace. ' ' The monev raised from selling tickets was used to pav for costumes. Chanda LeCouix said, We ' re not only good at acting but we ' re also good at plaving around I Carla Knight said, My favorite part was working with all the people in the class. Pictured at left is Dr. Einstein (Ken- nv Kliesen) in Arsenic and Old Lace . CAST Abb Brewster Jeani Ouslev The Rev. Dr. Harper Richard Sanders Teddv Brewster Eddie Snider Officer Broph Jo v Lucas Officer Klein Carla Knight Martha Brewster Chanda LeCouix Elaine Harper Darcy Sloan Mortimer Brewster Sam Spears Mrs. Gibbs Gavle Cox Jonathan Brewster Eric Cantreli Dr. Einstein Kenm Kliesen Officer O ' Hara J erri Voung Lieutenant Roone Richard Sanders Mrs, Witherspoon Janene Hunter Gayle Cox, Carla Knight. Kenm Kliesen. Jod) Lucas, Rose Demoret. Tawny Lower. Gerald Powell, Gina Nichols. Richard Sanders, and Michele Watson. Bottom row. I. to r : [en Voung. Sam Spears, and Eddie Snider. HAVING A PURPOSE Will Rogers Indian Club. sponsored l Mi . Hale and ll ' l- c ounselor, Mrs. Williams, is designed lot the pin pose ol counseling with Indian students Mr. Hale — i i 1 . It pun ides .1 platform for counseling that is not always available for Indian students. ' ' This counseling aids students in their school work as well as theil social life. These students enjoy the Indian Club ' s activities, such as social talks, having a Brave and a Princess. Sherrell Grass says, I enjoy the chance ol learning more about my culture. Patricia kingfisher says, I enjoyed having someone to listen to my problems - social and personal. n P t a Top, Left to Right, Pam Francis, Secretary; Partica Kingfisher, President; Tonia Bahe. Vice President; and Sandi Hutinson, .,,,„,.,„. Na Sherrell Gr ol Ledaii Wise, Bobby , Debbie Top L to R. Theresa Hinman. David Skeeter, Bill) Shawnee, Lee Gonge, [oe Whitehorn, Steve Mantick, Marian Leitka. Charlie Downman, Stewart Green. Second Row. L to R. Karol Leclair. Margret Posachubbe. Pam Francis, Molanda Standingwater, Lynn Duty, I 0W.1 Beach, Vernon Smith. Bird Necome. Third Row. Sheila Cha Mavham, Sandy Hutchinson, Kellie Renfro, Kerry Bowlin, S Monte Teehe. Todd Lowe. Tony Bahe, Bottom Row, L to R. Mrs. Willi. Wolf, Avery Meyers, LaRoyce Krou, Susan Gourd, Shauna Postoak, Mi Hudson, Tammy Thompson, Cindv Bickers, [ody Melclors, Tonia Bahe 3W8 Pictured is the Indian Club ' s 1983-84 Br Mr. Billy Shawnee. In front (1-r), Rh nda ( ito, N |ohnson. Brigelli Cocoa Reed. Trac Davis 1 aV Wai f 1 HI and Kim Wallers. .. ribbs, Lisa Bagb) Second Rou (1-r), [uanita [ones, |amie Walters. Stephine Gray, Lisa Gresham. Coteal iia Johnson, Sonva Burks. Luna |ohnson, I odd Anderson, MeK in Ruthledge, Pamela Breckenridge, Sheldra, Michelle. Dennis Rushing, Clearance Parks, Cand) Bagby, Lisa [ackson, Etta Hunt. Terrie Smith. Marcus Hunter. The Afro-American Society was a new organization at Rogers. It was sponsored bv Mrs. Tibbs and Mrs Redd. This club helped students to 3ecome involved in school activities. It also encouraged students to further their education. The club lad fund raisers, also such as selling rhanksgiving Grams, Christmas randies and bells. Hopefully, this club brought ibout new and interesting activities or the school. Rhonda Cato said, ' It doesn ' t just mean having a roup and raising money, it ' s more jf a leadership learning process for ne. Perhaps in the future people ' s easons will change as to who we ' eally are and our purpose ol )eing. nd ian ceiub Pictured are the Afro-American Society Officers, bottom right Mis I ibbs - Right Rhonda Cato — President; Lisa Bagbv — Secretary; Etta Hunt — I t Hunter — Vice President; and Todd Anderson — Parliamentarian. AND A REASON. W L SENIORS i. Byron Alexander Andy Anderson Roselind Barnes Cathy Baughmai SENIORS Bill Beattie Class of ' 84 SENIORS Lynn Busenberg Stacy Caldwell Donna Campbell Kenny Campbell Class of ' 84 Eric Cantrell Becky Car Hie Jerry Casasola David Caygill Michael Chalaker Felici Chaplin Sheila Chapman Katie Childers Jimm Cindle Delbert Collins John Con ley Debbie Cousins Tony Crawford Richard Darrough SENIORS Shawn Delargy Mike Destiguer Angie Dodson Kerri Duggins SENIORS Johnny Duncan Larry Esmeyer Sam Griffith ■nArt? fc I Class of ' 84 Steve Galutza Allen Grummert Loren Hackett SENIORS Xedra Henson Robin Herbert David Hillard Keith Hudson Rodney Hunter Lisa Hutton Class of ' 84 SENIORS Dairid Iverson James Jackson Jane Jackson Kei ' in Jackson Deanna Johnson lass of ' 84 Ellen Kincade Carta Knight Michael Larson Chanda LtCouix SENIORS Darrell Mahun Maria Martin James Mamos Class of ' 84 SENIORS Candy May field Brenda McAnalh Derrick McCMIan Patti McDaris Karen McDowell Kenick McClellan Tony McGinnis Gerald McKenzie Patricia McKillop Allen McLauren ass o Mike McMillian Jolie Mickle Jon Miller Christine Mitchell Lisa Moment Ivan Morris Debbie Mullins Sam Newton Michel Nicholas Kathy Neicmar I Sitsie Nunez Sheila O ' Banion Sonya Oliver n Jeani Ousley • BJ B : J T BJ r 44 SENIORS Mike Patrick Sharon Painter Robert Pinkstaff Toma Pollard Class of ' 84 SENIORS Shauna Postoak Tobie Purcell Melvin Quinney Cayla Randquist John Record [ass o David Redman J sjA t - A- Terry R ' odecker Dennis Rushing Michelle Sanders fl 9 U ft SENIORS Billy Shawnee Lisa Shockley Don Slaughter Richard Spainard Class of ' 84 SENIORS Chris Stephens James Slowers Class of ' 84 Michelle Thomas Maureen VanDera Brad VunAschen Brent onAsclu Barbara Wagoner Tuesday Wagoner Kim Wallers Man Kathryn Weaver Steve Webster Missy Weddle Frank Whitson SENIORS t Lisa Wiesinger Maria Williams Bob Wilson Patricia Winters r%5§ i fl f Jerry Young Class of ' 84 • 9 III ;1 v Ml 4 Oil JUNIORS Class .Of 85 At the beginning of the school year, the Jr. Class sold class T-shirts and posters. The class of ' 85 had the best Halloween dance that Rogers High School had seen in a long time. In Novem- ber and again in February, we sold World ' s Finest Chocolate Bars, Magnetic notepads were also sold. The 50 ' s dance, scheduled during the Jr. sponsored dress up week, was a huge success! With our funds we began planning for our senior prom and all our senior events. ire working poster for (he dance Marx Karlskini concentrates on the an work 1 . 1 1 Akell Ci.in.lk- Abrahams David AUegrezza |ulie Allen 1 on a Amlei son Paula Arnold Michael Artberr) John Aulestia Troy Austin Candy Bagbi Eddie Bagwell Tonia Bahe ferry Bailey Bart Baker Terry Barnard Dannv Barnes Richard Bartel Russell Barton Bob Baxter Bobby Bear Ten Bcaslev Damn Beede [efl Bell Lisa Bennelt Marcus Benson Melinda Bersch Dar l Bilby Tammv Billeps |im Bouakadakis Joe Bo d r i Angela Bratt Doug Bray Reshaun Brewer Sina Bi hi Eva Brogan Steve ItTUMiiiK ' i Brian Buckie) I .muni Buffington Eric Buges William BurieaJ) Sonya Burks Tern Burtner Linda Calev Lucrissa Campbell Renee Campbell Tom Campbell Jeff Case Mike Chamberlain Rhonda Chamber] Raeluan Clark Debbie Clarke Kimberly Coleman Terri Cole fV M Leon Cox Martha Cox ' alerie Crabtre I ' raci Crittenden Charlene Crawford F Steve Cothran Yblanda Chaplii Raphael Chatman Mike Chambers Dovle Daniels Debbv Daniels Steve Daniels Steve Daskam Michelle Daver Janniier Deason Terrie Deathenge Randv Deckel Stephanie Decker Rose Demonee Paula Dickerson Dannj |oc Dicker Cimli Dobsoi Donna Dur Denissa Dum i ,ynne Dut 1 Shelh DychJ lohn Victor Esparragcja Chris Essington Teresa Estira Roy Ezele Marjorie Farme Stacv Farra £ 9 „ Beckv Fishwick Denise Folds Michelle Goodwin Kim Gougler Vavnetta Grave Christina Greedeaf David Green Dwavne Green Sin. til Gut n Ii.ims iiiri Dana Griesingei Ron Grimes Kelli Griffith Derrick Grundy ]oe Guest Raymond Guest Li ' sa Hammons Donna Harjo Jimmy Harris John Harris iff John Hawkins Laura Haves Traci Hayes Eduardo Haywood Jeff Henderson Doug Henry Bradlev Herrel Ernesto Hernande Pablo Hernandez Sonia Henson Tracy Hester Tom Huks Richard Hill Waltei Hill Dana Hinton Karen Hitchcock Mark Hodges Kevin Hopkins Knsii Hopkii Sandra Hollev Marcus Hunter Chester Hum (Ills Hlllsl lames Hun Sandra Hutchinsoi Markjacksoi Rick [effereon Joe Jewell Barn Johnson Brian Johnson Cloteel Johnson Diana Johnson Richard Johndrow Frank Jones Kevin Jones Pat Jones Mary Karlseskini Gaffar Keo Delisa Reltner Lee Keifer Dan ' ) Kendell Patricia Kingfisher Lisa Krammer Bob Landingham Janice Langley Marian Getka Leslie Little iohn Donna Lockhart Yolanda Mathe; Lee Maxwell Tom in Ma) Wynona Ma) Event- Mayo May MiAiulK Sonia Mi Bride Jane McCoy Charlie McGuire Jerry McGuire Dawn McNeill l I Nichelle Moore Tisa Moore Rhonda Moreland ( athj Moreno Philip Morris Richard Morgren Nora Ocha Angela O ' Dell Charlie Pavne John Penoch Rodney Perderga: Pat Perkm: Diane Pet Tracy Petty Nancy Pisachubb Damn Prewitl Dale Louise Price Kim Price Phillip Price Michele Probsl Kelli Pruitl KelK Pruilt Samantha Pruut I omim ka Rod Rea Todd Rea Tom Record Kellie Renfro Doll) Reynolds Michael Rice Chad Richardsi Micah Riddle Jeff Robinson Wend) Rowbotham Barbara Ro) John Russell Ann Sawyer Pam Schroeder Laura Seritchfield Michael Shaw Mary Shepherd Kelly Singler Rodney Singleton Stephanie Singleton Lama Slate Kim Smith Terrie Smith Vernon Smith I Eddie Snider John Stafford Don Steel Tracv Still Mike Surd I jinm Suearengin Stj( I hompson Patricia Hnsley . Brett Tipton I Kelly Torre Hectoi rorres lames I in kel Skills) Marty Vermilion Avrelid Villardeno Tris Vogel Scott Vulgamorun Huong Vuong I .in V iinns Jonna Wade Marty Wade Elana Wadlow Donna Wagoner Lance Waggoner Tammy Walker Tammy Wood Lynette Woodruff Bill Wright Darren Woolen I Michelle Wyatl (;halib Yen. % v . IMl -te I V OMORE Officers Philip Robertson, President, Stacev Edwards, Vice-President. Diane VanDer a. Secretary. Steve Klein, Treasurer, Ronette Larson, Student Council Representative, and Social Chairman. Anne Carroll led the sophomore class in fund raising projects such as the selling ot candv bars, sweatshirts, stuffed animals, egg-a-grams and brass. Thev also had two dances to raise monev for future class events. Mrs. Wallace was the sophomore class sponsor. rode nek alexander ihomas alexander f bahc Jacques barbera donna barnes kenneth bays Knn becker fri ' ddte beldei brenda bel! david bell richard bennett brian bennetl sophomores class of ' 86 pam bunny (imrm caldwell melissa canrr janioc bush manm callahan irunun case mar) bush jenj uudle mike case) Ian ) butlei eric carpenter abram tastk-berr lomm) butlet anne canoll bobb) (.jughntn sophomores jeff frago pair Francis class of ' 86 noel fredenck mif helle freind norma garde gcraid jmn- glad garret i rachel glasco claudia green dwayne green lamoni grw n regina green sophomores mark yullev tia hamillon nancv nargrave aoug narmun |« «■« .   «....«.-.. ._..„..■- .■-■■-■- sandv guthne zachay hancock paul har|,. sieve harrell lulie hayes ]  t ' . ,i ' l I kitn hall palrena hardeman peggv harless don hatch lewis hayes hector hernandez Uoyd hanson piahenrj frank hill shaivna hmderliier johnny hubbard ri don button biadle] igtei plcnn isnardi kanireca James chris Johnson |ohnaihan Jackson .inihnm Johnson kciih |nlni. n angie Jackson erma Johnson lavei hi johnsoi tracy jackson melinda Johnson vince Johnson XT class of ' 86 i„ ,, rh k. ll. i donna king larhonda kimble sieve kissingei sophomores ft , JH H ' I i james lahmever bobb landn Stephanie lee brad lillard juanita lehr kathv lindse) oridgeit lewis jerry littles christy lewis shelly logan class of ' 86 f f fi ft O landi mcanalh donna mcafee tarla march all eddie tin killup iawn il mime tnkhelle rmmin tina rniuhfll rcnae mewhin L.m.1 miichell Cf« class of ' 86 sophomores shawn peters sueann phillips lammv pierson m.ir piguei siepahnie pinkstatt margarei pisachubbe cecilia pollard rhea porter bobby poieete russel powell sandy price chris puddv nguyen quang sophomores ,£ . ' mike roldan michele roper anthonv royal J . I ;. malada sundingwat richard stephei steward class of ' 86 deana lavlor rodnev uvloi rudy thach greg thomas reggie thomas betky thornton retha thulin sara thurston sonja tisdale sophomores fi i 1 1 - rodnc) whhcside class of ' 86 sophomores g i i i VISIONS OF YOU Winn I dose my eves, I see visions of you, That ' s when I know my love tor you is trt This feeling is very real or so it may seem. But when I opened my eyes, I knew it was only a dream. Now I have to make a brand new start Before my whole world just falls apart. Now that I know your love isn ' t true, Ma be I ' ll stop seeing those visions of vou. By Debbie Austin MELISSA MARLAR: Being a sopho- more is like a dream that you thought would never tome true . . I III I JOHN MOORE: Being a sophomore is being the baby brother of the seniors. Bowl; once you get there it feels ter- rific. JOHN S.: Being a sophomore is like living in a trash can; like being in a desert wanting to go out for lunch. MELISSA WELCH: Being a sopho- more is like being a bicycle wheel; you can ' t go anywhere without us. JENY CAUDLE: Being a sophomore is knowing you ' re the ruler of the world. JUANITA LEHE: Being a sopho- more is like being the chocolate chips in a cookie — the best part. KIM BROWNE: Being a sophomore is being a straight A student. JACKIE COTTINGHISS: Being a sophomore is like being a needle in a haystack; like being the only one with short hair. PEGGY HARLESS: Being a sopho- more is alright b ut I ' d rather be a se- nior. RETHA THULIN: Being a sopho- more is being number one! STEPHANIE SEVIER: Being a soph- omore is like living in a pig pen with six moms and dads. SCOTT COMBS: Being a sophomore is like being a little brother or sister, everyone tries to boss you around. JUDY THACK: Being a sophomore is no big deal; OK if you dig abuse; better than being a freshman; OK be- cause you only have two years to go until your parents decide that vou should go on to college; OK, but don ' t tell anyone. LISA BOLSTER: Being a sophomore is like knowing you are the best. MARY SNYDER: Being a sophomore is like finally getting to the Super Sophomores on their way to 1986 . . . k U0T r t r mm % Hf ' H t ' T W S 3 f t ' - M jL y m 2laA ' f I mkwm aW aX - f JbmW m Bftr _M bb1 r J .fflr LI 1 FRESHMEM JF .J Class of 87 Being the fir st Freshman class at Rogers was being the best. This year the class of ' 87 did some terrific things such as the memo cube sale, as well as selling candy and cookies. We were the first to have a reshman prom. lee Dee Porter, Student Council Rep; Iom.i Estira, I reasurer; Linda Hemphill, Vice Preside Tim Lashley, President; Deana Adams, Social Chairman; Deena Conwell, Secreun M KIH I S MU ' .I III H mii ii win Ksii KIM NORHV Willow vdam: i I n r II Wll I K AMU KSIO H HI I U l IHI N I WINE I ' Mll.I IP ARNEY Mill NM(RAE I ELLEN sillK HANS R I H SI-N MARC I It I KINS I ISA BKAMsuN KR1S1 A B BI R I ROIAN BAILE LORR1 BAL IEFFREY BAL SHANNON BAL DARLENE BAKE £, - MHI BAKER I IM BANAKll .IN B NNIN(. I IIRIS BVRKtR IT. f) fl ' fl] a ? 1.IN Bf NNINC. Mil lit 1 BF ARM BELA Bl k l I I ' M LA BI M k JOHN BALLARD VINCE BANMA lie ' ID BkRNES MICHAEL BARNES TIM BARNES PAM BARRETT RCK.ER BARRETT RICK BARRIGA TRACY BARTHOLOMEW fi f) p o [inun BARTON WILLIE BARTON TRA a BASFORD CHRIS BEATA LAI RA BEEDE JANICE BELMINI. AMES BENNE I SHIELAH BIW1 I Freshmen Mil 111 VI kill k DARRK k KKAMI I I I IRRIC.k BRAMMI } I I (ARSON BRAMMI R I ' VI LA BREEDLOVE N VI II VS BRl EI Vl I VMMIf BRIM k MELISSA BRL l I JAMES BRl I1FR DONNA BRUMME I STACY BRl Nso SIEVE BRl SON JOHN BRl V I A Freshman teacher savs ' HELP!!! ' Class of ' 87 If ' J a ' w ir- s i ■■ -™ CHRIS IA C RROLL SAND1 CARR BELINDA CARTER HOUY CARTER REC.INA CARTER SHELLY CARTER |HH i W MUM i HAMBER PXLLS HAMBERLIN VOS1E CHASEY I INUY ( HAPSIAN IXIWl CHRIsn MIAWi 1 LA Mil HH.LE (LINE I K i a ride lo McDonalds Freshmen sm f } f) ; EKIKA CRAVEN ik inn ( Kisr I HRIST1 KI1TENDEN |1MMV CRITTENDEN |i UNA ( .ROOKS Class of ' 87 |OH DllRSIIN Rll HARD DUBsiiN CHARLIE IniUNIR 1LI I M Dl Ns IN DNYA I PITCHER RHONDA DUVALL kENNl EAS1 IUNN EBERIIAR1) I !N[I I.XRI IA I «« (, R 1C A W,ll I.ARRISON XV. II l. RRISON I WIH HIIS WEHONN GIBSON LAMONT El HOHAWK TONYA ESI IRA KIM EICH CHRISTI EMANUEI I II IN A FNMEVER SIIEIIA E NS VNG1E ESkRIIM.E IPARUNI EZELL SI V IE H H S. [KINNII II )I si i | LIU III IIWII I LISA IORD ERIC FOLTCH RARE Iill II II BE in HPU1ER OE ERANKLIN Freshmen I MI I. M 1 |SS FK i li cuss IIRIS (.IRkIN S (.K1SHAW IRI IX.OH 1 1. 1 IRDERAS nIM II Willi l |FRR HARRIS SHELIA HARRISON n I b K IIAKI PAIL II AS I l l. l RO h HAWKINS Mlkl II HKIII II II W Ms TERRY limstR DAN HH.LARI) LINDA Ht MI ' HII 1- KH kV IU RY DAVID HENSLE1 % i n e 1 r .H :• ,•?.■ ' Il ID Ht.kt.fOKli M I Kir HIRH-ORD Ml( II Ul IIIRMHi 1 JIM IIHSlIss MARK MK.If I MARK MM I Rll HARD HI LI [ l . HOANC Willi M HOLCOMB MlkL HOLLOW A LAQUANNA HOPKINS |AMES HOWARD I IMIN |A ko IL I M [ )S I |I ES mamh ioiim.kou l)c |(i|| mi BKl l |.)M S() ekk imissos U NKKI J(IFISM) MV IIIMS I III I k |ll ls UKliMi % )■ VI -. run KAASE Mill l Kl III K PONYAKELU M I I Kl NDALI ZAH1D1AN KEO I I Mill K11 Kl 11 KlNKADl PAC KKl M ( HR1STIM LAFAYETTE JM IIM.LH l-RWK LARSON I IM LASHLE IlUBIl l.AWSON 5f )0 MARK LEEBRK K BRIW.tn LEFTWICH 1 HRA I ICISAR1I DONW IIBIS from a hard da ai school Class of ' 87 M BIU LOl [H s roDD u m f R1JBERI U ER1) MM hs LIIFT MM JSSA LUFT I HA H U ID V RL LYOENS IIM MALLOC DEBBIF M.1IIW HiDII MAM. RIM VNDIE MARRN BECKY MARTIN DOUG MARI1N l(IMM M.( ARWR Freshmen |OIIN MEEKS RICHARD MF.H1. Hll 1 Ml MM |IKK1 METZLER 1( Kit MI 1 A.i R FRAN MILLER MIKE MILLER SHERRY MILLER SIEVE MILLER WONE III MIIXIGAN MICKEY MONTGOMERY DAVID MOODY ROGER MOORE Freshmen ae fi ft Class of ' 87 KEVIN NELSON MINI! M,l U CHUCK OLIVER LISA ORTEZ BLMKM I ' M It KM in MIC III 1 1 I ■ I1XM1 •[ II rERESA PERCEL] ARIN Hill Ills 1 AUMX PIERCE TRACEE I ' ll TM AN I RONW POLLARD FAYDRA l ' (M fER S1IAVM ' l ' (IM) TREVIN I ' OUILI (111 I RA1ICI IHI NORhA RADIDRll Mlkt REDMAN HRfM ANN RM N ( R(II VN RMNOI 1 KVM RI( HARD c f- - ceo? Freshmen Sit ; ■■■} NICK ROB1NSO ' Mill Rool I ' M I kdl ' IR Slllkl H Rol ' I R Ml I AMI ROSI BOBBY ROSE Class of ' 87 |(IN SV |C III | | I AI RA Sll U Ki i SIIKUIII H li Ki I M I ICI 1) IP SMM II « VRD1 II SMI I II RAM SNEAD III l sl ' l Ks LESLIE SP1KER I ERR ' USANS n r r gr ?. AOOflHf, SI SAN SI AHOR1 ROM STEEJ Sll c SItHARI I IMATHA STOOP! BRVW SU1I IK W.ll IAVLOR DAV1U TAYLOR Class of ' 87 m « m a EY T m R I AMI THOMPSON KAR1 THTRMAN C.1NA TIDWELL DAWNA TIPTON BOBBIE TONEV SHAWN TOWNSOl Nil MIKE TRAMMEL TONY TYES RORY ENDERUOOD ROBIN ANBRLNT I KOI N VASQl ' E Freshmen head for football ga Freshmen H.VSiH M |SO hi I kll m u STEVEN «A1 1 I RR Ml I K GEORG1 Ml Bl Ml WEB1 R MAVRENELl.  H ' SHAWN nil. 1 nnnn miiaii t 1IAMN Mill It KC RI WHITE ROBERT Mill II MAN A Mill IMIRI MARC IE WHITTON N [llNTt Willi MS BRl ' l I WILLIAMS CEA5AR WILLI MS DERRK K WILLIAMS JOHN WILLIAMS PRESTON WILLIAMS s N I RA WILSON ERIC WINTERS JOYCE WINTERS OR1ANDO WISNER IRAN WOM IITAI HER l)l Nl, MIKE ZWINGER BEING A FRESHMAN LAURA SHAW: is not being a Senior DAVID SHAW: is going to McDonald ' s every dav ERIC WELLS: is coming to school and worrying about falling into Seniors footprints MARNEY McMILLIAN: is one big mistake SHANE CHAMBERS: is like owning the whole school and having a partv every day DONNA COFFMAN: is THE BEST CHR S BARKER: is I ' ll teli you as soon as I get out of this trash can STACY BRUNSON: I think it ' s totallv radical nivself JEFF FRAGO: is like being the king of England KIM MAYFIELD: is getting to watch Senior guvs stand in Senior Hall!!!!! VERONICA GOSS: is having to put up with immature freshman boys!!!!! LOUIS SERNA: is being number MICHAEL BARNES: is no tun the second time around CECILA POLLARD: is unpredictable CHERYL McCUNE: is like being on top BILLY SNYDER: is going to school DANNY HOOTEN: is not what I expected VICK1 METZGER: is tragically hip and incredibly cool BILL LOUTHER: is whatever!!?? Board of Education On July 30, 1968. the Attorney General, on behalf of the United States of America, alleged that the Tulsa School District had engaged in racial discrimination in the operation of the Tulsa Public Schools and had denied minority students the equal protection of the laws in violation of the Four- teenth Amendment to the Federal Constitution. The case was in and out of the courts from 1968 to 1974. As a result of the Court Order, minority students living in the Carver and Washington attendance area were in- voluntarily transferred to schools some distance from their neighbor- hood. Students in seven elementary schools were involved in involuntary reassignments through the pairing or clustering of their schools. The school system responded, for the most part, however, to its desegregation require- ments through a voluntary approach to desegregation through the estab- lishment of magnet schools, an approach which has proved very suc- cessful and has received nationwide attention. On November 9, 1983, more than fifteen years since the initiation of this litigation relating to the desegregation of theTulsa Public Schools, the United States District Court for the Northern District of Oklahoma has found that the Tulsa Public School District has satisfactorily complied with all orders of the Court, that the Tulsa School Dis- trict has achieved a unitary status, and the case is dismissed. Dr. Larry Zenke Superintendent Mr. Richard Cox Principal The following is an excerpt from remarks given by Mr. Cox to the faculty at the opening of school: I am more deeply concerned with our failure to communicate and understand our students than I am about any other problem we face. We of the older generation must learn to look at the world in which these young people live, we must somehow manage to see things as they see them. Among the many things we mav foresee in the future, only one thing is certain — it will be a time of rapid change. The rapiditv and enthusiasm with which thev pick up new ideas and new ways of doing things are almost appalling; but, tempered with judgement, these are the traits that will stand them in good stead in this rapidlv moving world. If they can learn not to take themselves too seriously, and if thev can find a faith that gives meaning to their lives, they ought to have more fun than anybody before them. This is a wonderful time to be alive, a particularly wonderful time to be young and a particularly challenging time for education. In essence, our job is to help them acquire the intellectual tools, the inquiring minds, the emotional stability and the determination that the will need to meet the challenges facing their generation. Mr. Tom McGuire Mr. Scott Richardson Assistant Principals Versie Alford, Counselor Rudy Lack, Dean Wesley Howl. Counselor Willene Samilton, Dean Harold Lack, Counselor Jessie Woodward, Dean FACULTY [ he 1983-84 school year brought new challenges as the student bod) grew and included a younger group of students. It has been said these challenges may be considered oppor- tunities. If that be true. Rogers High School was the land of opportunity as administration, faculty, staff and stu- dents adapted to the changed envi- ronment. One of the less serious moments for Rogers ' facultv was the ping pong tournament before the Thanksgi ing holiday. At right Mr. Replogle and Mr. Goff practice for the day of com- petition. Jesse Alsobrook Math. Algebra Brenda Anderson Math, Algebra Beverly Archer Cooperative Office Education George Austin Algebra. Geometn. Business Math Judv Bogev Reading Bern Bolton Intro, to Business, Bus. Machine Math Viola Brotherlon English. OK and US History. Special Educ. Jim US Hi- Oklahoma and US Histor Ken Brow Sociology Uorelta Burnel English. OK US History, LD Jim Burton Geometry. Calculus. Personal Math B | I agle OK and US History Clare Caldwell English 12 Don Clavert Driver Education, Varsity Johnny Carson Physical Education. Varsit) Dan Cockrell Reading, English Shirley Corbitt Typing. Introduction to Business Clifford Criddle Physical Education. Varsity Dan Crookham World History. Varsity Phil Davis World History. English. Biology, UD. Varsity 9 3 i ft no 1 Km Dawson Business Commui John Dempse; Algebra. Geometr . Basu Math Come Dorman Librar ( arol Dunegan Office Procedures, Shorlhand Ron Foore World. L ' S and Oklahoma Histor) Jean Freeman Typing Dorothy Gray Foods Carl Hale Earth Science, Phvsical Science Barbara Hambric Speech. Slageirati |ane Harrison Art Barbara Ha es Phvsical Education. Varsit) Karen Hednck Phvsical Education. ' arsit Ransom Herron Small Engines Buddv Higgins Electronu s Lucretia Hik ius English. Job Related. Special Edu Pictured at left: Mrs. Kersten points a discerning finger at Coaches Morgan. Hurst and Inkster. Pictured on the bottom row are new- teachers to Rogers, from left to right are Ms. Bell. Mr. Bewlev and . ls. Robinson. With the move of ninth grade stu- dents to high school and a change in boundaries, Rogers ' enrollment in- creased to almost 2,000 students mak- ing it the largest high school in Tulsa. The number of faculty and adminis- tration increased over the 100 mark. The new faces enhanced Rogers ' staff in many ways. Pictured at right are Mr. Brown and Mrs. Wilson who joined in Will ' s Week celebration on Western Dav. Shirle) Home English. IS Hision. I.I) Carolyn Hurd Personal Math. Intermediate Algebra, Trig. Craig Lagrone Physical Science. Varsity Coletta Lampe Physical Science Charles Loper Wood Charles Lowe Drafting Pani Lund) business Office Occupational skills Doroth) Marouk Nurse Otto Marshall Biolog) Beu Martin English 9 Mozelle McFrazier Accounting. Recordkeeping, [ntro to Bus Sharon Meeks Audio Visual, Librar) Joseph Metzer Band T.L. Montgomer) Art. Y.usii Elizabeth On Math, Science. Special Education Al Paolucci Home Mechanics Mary Ann Parker World and L ' S Histor) Jim Picket! tory, Applied Economics Jan Polumbus US ■ Oklahon  Geometry, Per Spanish im Puns Math 1 ! % ? A 1 -. V i r ' ■i 4 J V- Donna Radford English 9,10. French Joann Ragsdale English 1 1, Journalism Distributive Education Barbara Redd English 10,11 Bill Rvan English 11,12 Bill Schneider Printing Duane Selvej Machines Loretta Schideler Cosmetology Julie Sikkink Vocal Music Charles Sitter Math. Algebra Cathy Slodek Science, L ' S History, LD Jim Smittle L ' S History, Sociology, Varsit) Nancy Snider Clothing, Child Dev.. Parenthood Lonnie Spencer Driver Education, L ' S History, Varsit) Marcia Spiven English. LD Brooksie Svlvan English 10,12 Tonva Tibbs Oklahoma and US History. I Luther Upton Physical Science Gayle Wallace French. Latin Carolyn Watts Chemistry. Ph sical Science Psychology Wendell Wilkinson Physics, Biology Terri Wilson English 9 Zondra Woodruff English 10,11 Peggv Wolfe English 10,11 Faculty New teachers to Rogers Miv M.n- tin, Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Slodek head for the annex on a rainy da In October. The annex was opened this year after several years of being closed because of low enrollment. Support Personnel Betlv Arnev Joann Fleming Marjorie Lawson Carol McFarland I r n 1,1 Montgomery Vivian Richards Without the services of the support personnel, who would have helped with those important things like ad- justing the room temperature, taking phone messages, checking on stu- dents who were absent, selling school supplies or making schedule changes? Not only did they attend to count- less requests from administrators, teachers and students, thev did it with a cheerful attitude. Pictured below left are Brenda Ber- totti, Joann Fleming, Ann Burkelt, and Marjorie Lawson who assist ad- ministrators and counselors. Below are Carole Tibbs and Pat Sloan look- ing on as Vivian Richards is being trained on a new computer. At right are Carol McFarland, Betty Arnev and Karen Witchey checking on ab- sences and odd-hours in the atten- dance office. At far right is Tricia Montgomery checking in films in the library. Pictured at left is the cafeteria staff: Top row, left to right: Ricky Kilburn, Naomi Lunch, Joyce Jones. Linda Holley, Jean Carr, Buelah Kinsey, Louise Baker, Alisia Pannell, Helen Kuharski. Marcel Clapp; front row: Ruby Babb, Felipe Isaac. Wilma Hast- ings, Irene Murphy, Linda Morgan. Pictured below left is the custodial staff: Jack Black, Frank Hobbs and Tim Cantrell. jc me me §£ £ £X%2 t In Memory Of: Beverly Anderson Jennifer Williams Billy Wimberly Thanks — to Claudia Bennett, Hunter Representative T.L. Montgomery, Art Department INDEX pictured in cla I in index. Beatv. Craig 74. 102 Bean. Kim 102, 1 II) Beaver, Amanda 20, ST. 88, 94. 122 Beaver. Joylene 88, 104 Beck. Am) 59 Beck, Jeffrey 74 Belding. Rodnev 97 Benneu. Brian 88 Bennett, Elizabeth 1 12 Bennett. Leesa 20, 112. 114 Bennett. Richard 64. 119 Benson. Marcus 51 Benton, Jimmy 27. 43. 112 Bernard. Ruth 1 12 Bevenue, Tony 64. 104. 119 Bevers. Annetta 56. 60, 61 Bickell. Lela 54 Bird. Enoch 74 Blackburn. Karl 97 I Bohm. Karla 112 Bolster. Lisa 202 A A Abbeduto. Raymond 61, II. ' Abell, Terr) 119 Abramson, Lisa 53 Acuff, Tammy 56. 61 Adams. Deana 43, ' Alcorn, Lynnette 1 19 Alexander. Bvron 76, 104 Alix. Nicole 23, 73 Allen. Anthony 56. 60. 61 Allen, Julie 51 Anderson, Jennifer 91. 110 Anderson, Mike 60 Anderson, Todd 64, 104, 123 Antwine. Stephen 7 1, 84 Arney . Kathv 72 Arney, Phillip 74. 97 Artben y, James 84 Anli. Mk Ashci . Ellen 1 1 2 Atchison. Melvin 97 Atkins. Marco 74 Austin, Debbie 51, 202 Babiary, Krista 102 Bagln. Candice 123 Bagby. Felicia 52. 55. 123 Ba ' hc. Ionia 122 Bahe. Tony 122 Bailev. Carolyn 54 Bailey. Jeri 38,64. 112 Ball, Jeffrey 4 Ball, Tom 82 Banning, Gina 1 12 Barnard. Ruth 112 Barker, Chris 223 Barnes, Donna 1 12 Bailies. Michael 84, 223 Barnes. Roselind 87, 88, 1 01 Barnett, Yvette 91 Barrett. Rogei 56, 59 Bartholomew, Tracy 56, 57 Basford, Trace) 97 Bates, Carrie 97 Baughman, Kathv 51 Beath. Robert 22. 118 Booth, Larry 97 Bowles. Richard 74 Bowlin, Kerry 122 Boyd. Joe 56. 59, 60 -.1 Brail. ngela .1 B.ay. Douglas 41, 13. 64, 92, I 12. I Bieckenridge, Pam 115, 123 Breedlove, Lisa 64, 112 Brewer. Rashaun 23. 51, 91 Brittain, James 74 Brouer, Samrni 41, 52 Brown. Kim 202 Brown. William 51 Broussard. Mark 56 Brummet. Sieve 56. 61 Br I In Brunson. Stacy 223 Bryant, Gina 20. 39. 112 Brvant, John 97 Bucklev, Brian 112 Buggs, Eric 88 Burch. Ruthann 39. 119 Burdick. Linda 51 Burkepile, Patrick 88 Burks, Christ) 73, 102 Burks. Soma 85. 123 Burtner, Terri 1 12 Busenburg. Lvnette 20, 2 Butler, Larry 119 . ' I err Willi. IIS Cady , Whiinie 1 12 Calev. Linda 56, 57 Caldwell, Stacev 59 Campbell, Kenny 64. 89, 104. 112 Campbell. Renee 51, 56, 57 Cannon, Paul 97 Cantrell, Eric 30 (..in. ||. Anne 40. 72. 112. 177 Carroll, Christy 1 12 Carter, Belinda 102 Carter. Hall) I Hi Carter. Regina 1 10 Casasola, ferry 112 Case. Truman 53 Casey. Jell 119 Cassiola, |eri 1 12 Calo, Rhonda 23. 28. 38. 43. 87. 88. Caudle, Jennifer 202 Caudle, Jerry 112 Chancellor. Chris 64, 65. 100. 104 Chaplin, helicia 85 Chapman, Craig 53 Chapman. Sheila 18. 22. 28. 43. 120 Chapman. Stacev 23, 1 12 Chamberlain. Paul 116 Chambers. Shane 223 Chaney, Vosie 84, 85 Chezem, Stai Chube, Christopher 88 Chube, Preston 28, 64. 104 Clarke. Debbie 56. 57. 59. 61 Codrey. John 74 Coffman. Donna 223 Cole. Brian 37. 39 Cole, Teri 53 Coles, |ohn 61 Coles. Ronald 56. 115. 116 Collins, |acque 60 Collins, Delberi 52. 55 Collins. Jaccjuelyn 54 Colvin. Christian 115 Combs. William 202 Conlev. [ohnm 1 15 Conlev. Teri 93 Conwell. Deena43, 73, 205 Cook, David bo Cook, Shawn 52 Cornelius. Angela 85 Cotnngim. Jackie 202 Cousins. Debra 20. 51 Cox, Ethel 39. 52 Cox, Leon 59 Crabtree. Valerie 1 12 Craig, Sandy 1 15 Crain, Carla 51. 112 Craven. Tresa 88 Crawford. Charlene 51 110 Crawford, Natalie 59 Crisp. Michael 74. 75. 84 Crews. Sarah 112 Crofford, Natalie 56 Crooks. Joetta 1 10 Culver, Bobbie 98 Cunningham. David 82. 83 Curato. Theodore 56, 60 Curtis. Steven 28. 55, 94. 104. 112 Cypert. Blake 102 D Daniels. Doyle 76 Daniels. Steven 88 Darbv. Windi 60 Darling. Pam 97, 112 Davis. Bribetta 110. 123 Davis, ( onnie 60 Davis. Diana 1 12 Davis. Patrick 97 Deathei age, Terry 5 1 Decker, Stephanie 1 10 Delacruz, Fidel 112. 119 Delargy . Shawn 20. 45. I 1 2 Deleon. Claudia 112 Demoret. Rose 112. 115. 121 Dentis. Rhonda 51. 118 Deppe. Christine 12 Dickey. Donald 118 Dickinson, Paula 56. 60, 61, 91, 1 14 Dickson. Kim 112 Dillard. John 102 DODSOn, Angela 00 Dobson. Cincli 91 Downing. Shannon 95, 1 12 Downum, Charles 122 Diiggins. Kern 20. 51 )P TV Dun. .in. |ohiuiv 92, 101 Dunn. Christophei 102 Duke, K.it i 51 Duly, Reigh 51, 98 I !2 Duvall. Kl la 98 Dvche, shcllcv 20, 112 Echohawk, Lam 92 Edward, |ohnn I I . Edwards, Christv hi Edwards, Stac) 23. IS, I 12. 177 Eich, Sieve lis Ellsworth. |eir) 88, I I I Emberton, 1 isa 98 Epps, Rhonda 102, 104 1 .In. Loretta 38, 51 Esmevcr, Larr) 64, 88 Mil Esmeyer, Lori 23, Essing i hris 56 61 Esther, rena 61 Eslira, I in., 13. 73, 110, 205 Farlev, Susie 98 Farmer. Marjorie 39 I 12 Farrar. Stacev 43. 112. 157 Farris. David 52. 56. 61 Faulkner. Michele 93 Feaster. Crcia IS. 2(1. 21, 24. 25. 30. 56, 59. 61, 112 Fishwick, Rebecca 56, 59 Fleming, Mike 5 Folds, Denise I 12 Foley, Carla 93 Folsom, Donald 74 I e. John 92 Foote. Trace 92 Foster. Teresa 51 Fountain, Jackie 1 12 Foutch. Erie 74 Foiilch. Karl 74 Frago, [eff 223 Francis, Pam 51. 93. 110. 122 Franklin. Dianna 20. 53 Fredericks. Noel 112 Gainer, Rosa 112 Galutza, Steve 30. 64, 65, 100, 104. ins Gambeil, Melod) 51. 110. 118 Garbey, Kim 112 Garcia, Cindv 102 Garnica, Tammy 1 1 5 Garrett, Glad 56 ( rarrison, Angie 98 I rarrison, Deborah 51 ( ..itcs. Cand) 95 Gibbs, Lammonl 74 Gibson, Anthony 74 Girkin, (.hi is 97. 1 15 Givens. Robert 118 Godwin, Lisa 50. 59 Coll. Lashon 114 ( Iwin, Michelle 51. 112. US (.oss. eronica 54, 95, I lo. 223 .,mgc, Lee 64, 104, 122 Gould, Freddie 76 Gourd, Susan 122 Grant, |on 92 Grass, Sherrell 110, 112. 122 Gray, Stephanie 85, 123 Green, David 70 Green, Dwayne 97. I is Green, Kim 53. 73 Green, Shellev 1 10 Green, Sluarl 122 Green, Wade 59. 70. 79 Greenfeaiher. Robert 51 Greer, I ravis 36 i iriesinger, Dana 102 Griffith, Kelli 112 Griffith, Sam 01 (.nines. Ron I 10 Grummert, Allen 38, 39 Gulley, Mark 50. 61, 60 (iwin. Deann 102 H Hackett. Loren 20 Hall. Man 119 Hamill, Kelli 50. (51 Mammons, Lisa 1 19 ILiihI, Michelle 88 Harbin, Clyde 04. 05, 104. 112 Hardin. Carla 54 Hardison, James 53 Harjo, Paul 88 Harless. Peggy 202 Harris, James 88 Harris, Kim 38 Hawkins, Daniel 51, 88, 104 Hawkins, Don 04. 97 Hawkins, John 119 Hawkins. Kent 104 Hawkins. Many 59. 01 Haworth, Michael 56 Hayes. Julie 50. 59 Haves. Shannon 51. 104. 118 Haves. Steven 39. 97 Haves. Traci 20, 112 Havnes, Anna 50, 59 I laywood, Lduardo 60 Hazel, Teri 1 12 Hemphill. Linda 23. 43. 205 Henderson, Jefferv 50. 01, 119 Henry, Sean 38, 68 Henson. Lloyd 04 Henson, Sonia.51. 110. IIS Hernandez. Raymond 37. 39. 112 Herrell. Bradley 100 H. rrell, Michell 98 Hicks. James 1 19 Hicks, James Perry 119 links. Matt 64 Hillard, David 64, 104, 119 Hillvarcl, |ellrcv 118 Hinman, Theresa 60. 87, 88. 91. 98, 122 Hitchcock. Karen 110 Hodges, Mark 92 Hooten, Damn 223 Hopkins, Kristi 93, 94 Hudson, Michelle 122 Hudson, Regina 56, 122 Hunt. Cherie 54 Hunt. Eua 52. 55, 123 Hunter, Janene 112. 121 Hunter. Marcus 04, 85. 1 12, 123 Hutchinson, Sandra 51. 122 HutSon, Don. ,1,1 ' 12 II, hi,, u. Lisa 20, 29 [gler, Bradley I 12 Ingram, Keith 68 69 Iverson, hristopher 99, 100, 101, I 12 Iverson, David Is, 20, 29, 30. 40. 112. J.,, leson, Anthony 82. 1 15 |ackson, Jane 1 19 |ackson. Jonathan 82 Jackson, Kenneth 1 Is Jackson. Kevin 60, 61 Jackson. Marion ss; Jackson. Stacye 85 Jackson, Travis 92 (aggers, Wayne 30. 99, 100. 104 James. Camela 51. 88. 90, 1 18 Jefferson, Ricky 64 Jewell, Joseph 56 Johndrow, Richard 59, 61 Johnson, Barry 79 Johnson, Barry E. 76 Johnson, Brenda 98 Johnson, Brian 112 Johnson, Cloleel 123 Johnson, Deanna 51, 118 Johnson, Diana 97, 110 Johnson, Eric 84 Johnson, Erma 87, 88. 123 Johnson, Laverna 88. 123 Johnson, Melissa 56, 59 Johnson, Tywma 53 Johnson, Warren 88 Jonas, Tracy 1 12 Jones, Apissa 56 Jones, Ernest 76 Jones, Juanila 38, 51, 56, 85. 118, 123 Jones, Schallonda 88 Jones, Veronica 110 Jordan, Lorna 85 Judkins, Cheryl 25. 41, 56, 59. 60, 61 Judkins, Darrel 25. 56. 60, 61 K Kaase, Phil 56 Kaiser. Shelia 51 Karlskint. Mary 15, 20, 43, 88, 91, 1 IS Kee, Lori 56, 01 Keith, lerri 51 Keithley, Shawna 72 Keller. Beverly 110 Kellogg. William 50. 6o Kendall, Steven 102 Keo. Gaffar lis Keo. Momtazah I IS Keys. Donna 53 Kingfisher, Patricia 110, 122 Kinvon, Jonathan 1 I I Kirl.v. Kim 51 Klein, Sieve 43, 92. 177 Klein. Thomsa 20. 37, 43. 157 Kleisen. Kenneth 4. ' ). 121 Knight, Carla 38 kn.ix. Marilyn 54 Kron, Larovce 122 Kn.pl. Beai 20, 38, 52, 102, 111, 112 Krum. Pacy 115 Kuhns. Mithael 20, 92, 97. 1 12. 1 14 Landingham. Robert 119 Landrum, Bobby 64 Larson. Alex 119 Larson. Ronette 43. 72. 1 7 Lashlev. Timothy 43. 74. 84, 94. 205 LeClair, Karol 122 LeCouix, Chanda 32. 121 Lee. Melanie51. 85.90 Lefler, James 51 Lehr.Juanita 202 Leietka. Marian 88. 112. 122 Leslie. Tama 1 10 Lewis. Renee 60 Lindeman, Elissa 56. 59. 112 Lindsev, Kathy 72 Lindsey. Kellev 56. 57. 60, 1 12 Lindquist, Stacev 1 10 Litdejohn, Leslie 97 Littlejohn, Lorie 97, 110 Lord. Janette 56, 59 Losornia, Jeff 112 Louder. Patricia 115 Louthan. William 223 Lowe, Tod 122 Lower, Tawny 12 1 Little, Melissa 51.52 Lower. Tawny 53 Lucas. Jody 18, 26. 43, 68. 69. 81. 112. 121 Lucas. Joyce 42 Lucas. Tracy 38, 108 Lucero, Roberta 60 Lutt. Melissa 59, 60 112 M Mabes. Tracv 20. 110 Mah.ni. Debbie 122 Marcus. Tammy 88 Maria., Melissa 202 Martin, Bridget! 42 Martin, Doug 115. 1 16 Martin. Maria 38, 10 Martin. Rebecca 112 Martin. Shannon 51 Martin. Sheila 53. 112 Martin. Vincent 97 Marrow, Jacque 51, 56. 59, 60. 61. 112 Marshall, Patricia 1 12 Matheny, Yolanda 111. 112 Maxwell. Cara56, 57. 112 Maxwell. James 64. 112 Maxwell. Jimm) 53. 118. 119 May, Shenl 112 Mayberry, Barry 76 Mavberrv. Shannon 87, 88 May field ' . Candy 30. 38 Maviield, Kun 98. 223 Mavfield. Scott 64 McAnally, Brenda 18. 20, 30, 98, 104, 108, 115 McAnally, Mary 5 1 McCampbell. Thor McCarver, Tommy 74 McColpin, Gary 74 McCune. Cheryl 88, 223 McDaris. Palti 38 McElroy, Sherri 112 McGinnis. Anthony 97 McGuire, Charles 64 McGuire, Tommy 59 McKnight. |uan N4 McLain.Jeff 102 McMillan. Marnev 223 McMillan. Michael 20. 115 McNeill. Dawn 51 McNinch, Andrew 112 Meadows. Jodv 56, 57, 122 Meeks. John 88 Mehl. Richard 97 Melton, David 118 Meseke, Jane 112 115 Metzger, Michael 56, 60, 61, Metzger, Jack 95 Metzger. Vickie 223 Mickie. Julia 20 Miller. Fran 56. 59 Miller, Jon 25, 56.61. 112 Miller, Steven 1 12 Milligan, Chris 39 Minter, Dawnvail 85 Mitchell, Christine 115 Mitchell. Johnny 64, 88 Mitchell. Roger 5ti Mitchell. Tina 93, 97 Moore. Holly 112 Moore, Jennifer 1 12 Moore, N ' ichelle 51 Moore. John 202 Moore, Rodger 56, 95 Moore, Tisa 20, 112. 119 Moreland, David 74, 84 Morris. Ivan 45. 104 Morris. Philip 20, 92, 112 Mozingo, Marci 38 Mullins, Curtis 84. 85 Mullms, Rebecca 112 Murdock. Lisa 42 Mvers, Avery 122 N Narcomey, |anies 1 15 Nash, Slacev 42, 88 Neconie. Donald 122 Nelson. Tina XX Newman. Willie 20, 112 Nicholas. Michael 39 Nichols. Gina 39. 121 Nichols, Therisa 1 12 Nicholson. Tamala 54 Niles. Shaun 52. 04, 121 Northup, Mike 112 Null. Michael 112 Nunc- . Connie- 51. 64. 68. 81, 118 o (J ' Dell. Angela 53 Oliver, Charvez 1 15 Ouslev. Jeani 27. to. t ' .. 5 1 Parks, Clarence 53. 123 Parks. Michael 92. 110 Partin, Chris 74 Patterson, Beverly 102 Peel. Charles 84 Penlield. Christine 53 Perrier. Ken 118 Peterson. Diane 1 12 Petty. Tracv 60. 91 Pinksiaif. Robert 56. 59. 61. 92. 104. Ill Pinkstall. .Stephanie 112 Pisachubbe, Margaret 88 Pisachubbe. Nano 122 Pollard. Toma 42 Ponder. Lola 115 Ponds, Richard 76 Porras, Ricardo 31. 38 Porter, Deanne 43, 73. 205 Postoak. Shawna 111. 122 Powell. Gerald 121 Powell, Monte 112 Powell. Tracey 38. 1 1 1 Powell. Trevin 75 Prater. William 102 Prewritt, Dannv 52. 1 12 Price. Greg 6 ' 8. 69 Pruiit. Kelli 51. 56. 57 Pruill, Kelly 38. 1 12 Pruiit, Samantha 54, 102. 112 Probst. Mulielc 61. 114 Q Queretaro. Tan QuinneN. Melvi 64. 65, 97, 104. 1 19 R Radford, Andrea 115 Rae. Kari 56. 61. 115 Rardin. Becky 59 Ra . Tommy 56 Redman. Bill 88 Rednour, Shawna 72 Reed, Geraldine 54, 85 Reed, Lisa 5 1 Reed, Marnita 42 Reed. Michelle 85 Reeves. Todd 95, 104 Record, Thomas 119 Rea. Todd 60. 61 Reid. Richard 119 Reid. Robert 115 Reitz. Christy fil Reitz. Nancy 56 Ren fro. Kelly 51.93, 1 Reynolds. Carolyn 54 Rite. Michael 102 Richardson. Chad 92. Ri. hter, Shell; 56, 57 Riddle, Cynthia 54 Riddle, Micah 112 Ridgeway, Mark 53 Rig. l. n. Raymond 40. Rigg-. Raymond 97 Ringer. Lisa 20. 39. I 1 Ritchie. Tonis 88 Riter. Wendy 88 n Roberts, t arl 64 95 112, 177 Robison, |eannie 88 Rodecker, Inn 18, 20, 56 .9 60 hi rr) 91, 98, KM Roldan, Mike 64, 71 Roper, Michelle 59 K. per, Mike 56 Roper, Shirley 56. 59. (10. 9:1 Ruse. MeLniie 54 Ross Bobb 71. 84 Rotramel, Charles 7 1 Roubotham, Wend) 56 Rowbowiham, Cherilla 59 Roval, Amhom 82 Rumlev, Russell 97 Rushing, Dennis 111. 123 Rulledge, Melvin 123 Stroud, |anel l Suddath.Gar) Sund. Mike 59 Sw; d.Tann Swain, Marvin y 30, SR, 102, 121 w W: V Sac, Danny 74 Saldivor. Josephine 1 12 Sample. Stan 56. lil Sanders. Michelle 20. 21. 25. 56. 59, 61, 115 Sanders. Richard 68. 69. 112. 121 Sanders. Wendy 1 12 Sapcut, Lorraine 56, 59 Sawyer, Charles 74 Serna.joe97. 1004 Serna. Louis 223 Sevier, Stephanie 202 Scott, Jackie 45 i bmmie 1 12 Serin hfield. Laura 1 12 Shaw. Laura 223 Shaw, David 223 Shaw. Michael 51. 112 Shaw, labeiha 112 Shawnee. Billy 88, 122 Shepherd, Mary Beth 1 12 Shields. Josephine 54 Shockley, Lisa 51 Silver. Michael 97 Simmons. Darci 102 Sisler. Anne 1 12 Skeeter, David 112, 122 Slate, Larna 110, 112 Sloan. Darcv 38, 40, 104 Smith. Clarence 60 Smith. Doug 104 Smith. Michelle 30. 38, 51 Smith. Terrie 52, 55, 123 Smith, Vernon 122 Smith. William 1 19 Snelson, Connie 57, 59, 60 Snider, Eddie 121 Snider, William 223 Snydei , Mary 202 Soper, Debbie 20, 112 Spears, Sam 18, 26, 30. 32, 92, 94. 104, 108. 121 Slandingwater, Malada 112 Starr, James 122 Standingwater. Malada 122 Steiert. Susan 56. 59, 60 Stephens, Richard 102 Stevens, James 1 14 Stowers, James 64, 104. 112 Sirawser, Keith 92 Stroud, Cheryl is. 23, 26, 43, 68, 69, 81 Talley. Tony 94 I a) lor, Rodne) 1 ,u lor, fohnny Teel, Candace Tehee. Monte Tena, Esther 56 Tewell. Teresa 51 I nomas, trie 74 Thomas, Reginald 97 Thompson, Stacy S8 Thompson, TamJ 1 2! Timlin. Retha 292 Tiduell. Gina 54 Tipton. Brett 95 Tipton, Dawnv 56 Torres, Hector 92, 112 Tran, Phi 18, 21, 26. 38. 94. 108 1 rekell, James 1 12 Trimble, Tom 43. 92. 1 10, 1 12, 15 Tull. Gary 20 Tulsa, Gar 57 Tummons, Deborah 41 Turley, Randy 71 Turner, Raymond 56, 61. Ill u Utiles, Angela 112 Uhles, Darren 68 VanDera, Maureen 115 VanBrunt, Robin 54. 112 VanDera, Diane 43, 93, 97, 112, 177 Vargas, Clemente 56, 59, 60. 1 12 Varnes. Donna 60 Vasquez, Carolbv ss Vaughan, David 52 Verner, Vara 51 Viefhaus. James 56 Vickers Cynthia 56, 58, 122 Vogel, Tris 20. 110, 112, 115 Von Aschen, Bradley 20, 97 Yimng. Huong 20, 122. 114 Vuong, Lan 20, 112, 114 w Wagoner, Donna 68, 69, 81 aggonei . Lance 1 19 Wallace. Jacqueline 88 Walters. Jamie 123 alters. Kiraberlv 110, 123 Ward, Lisa I 14, 115 Ward, I i.i. ie 61 Ware, l rac) 53, 123 Warren, |ei ' l ' 17 Watkins, James 97 Watson, David 60 Watson, Michele 121 Wavne, Stephen 74, 95 Weaver, Larr) 56, 59 60 Webb, Crystal 20 Webb, George 56 Weber. Delia 102 Welch, Melissa 202 Wells. I iic 74, 223 While, Leslie 38, 5 1 White. Jimmy 45 White. Mary 20 While. Nia 112 While. Robert 74, 84 Whuehom, Ceorge 122 Whiteside. Rodney 119 Whitson. Frank 38 Wickershan. Jeffrey 118 Wiesinger, Lisa 51, 118 Williams, Billy 97 Williams, Ceasar 84 Williams. Charles 76 Williams. Derrick 53 Williams, Donna 51 Williams, John 74. 76 Williams, Kevin 1 10 Williams. Kevin 82 Willie. Traci 38, 64, 104 Wilson. Clayton 97 lson. Diana 112 ilson, Kim 61 Wisdom. Mike 82 Wise. Towanda 88, 122 Wolf, Lashona60, 91 Wolf, Michael 104, 122 Wolfe. Wendy 90 Wommack, Fran 110, 115 Woodruff. Billy 112 Woodruff. C nthia42 Woodruff. Lynnette 110, 112 Worshani, Jerry 41 Wrather. Deronn 53 Wren, Darrvl 97 Wright, Trac) 110 Wunsch. Janelle 38, 97. 104. Wyatt, Lisa 41 Yen., l.halil. 64, 111 Yero, Hasan 97 Yero, Tacuma 97 Young, Alan 20. 25. 56, 112 Young, Brad 59. 60, 61 Young, Gerald 121 Young, Heather 56, 60, 61, Young. Timothy 18. 20, 27. 112 112. 11! Wade. 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