Wilson High School - Eagle Yearbook (Wilson, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1982 volume:

1982 Eagle Wilson High School Wilson, Oklahoma Dedication . . . There has been for the past eight years a teacher who, in the minds of many students, would only leave good memories. Mrs. Ann Muncy completed high school in Fort Worth, Texas and then furthered her education at Texas Wesleyan College and did her graduate work at Southern Methodist University and East Central University. Mrs. Muncy came to Wilson to teach in 1975 after teaching in Ardmore for four years and in Texas for four years. Mrs. Muncy does more than her share of work for the school newspaper and the junior class but never complains. Her duties as sponsor of The Eagles Voice include making assignments, typing articles and running off the paper. Her duties as the junior sponsor include working in the concession stand and planning and making sure the prom goes well. All this plus the responsibility of being a teacher. When Mrs. Muncy isn't busy doing something concerning school activities, she likes to read and to go shopping for antiques. Mrs. Muncy's favorite class to teach is Government, and the thing she enjoys most about teaching is the students, because she enjoys giving them something they can tell their children about. For her commitment to the students of Wilson High School we, the annual staff, dedicate this, the 1981 - 82 Eagle to Mrs. Ann Muncy. Mrs. Jones Sponsor Darla Howard Photographer Mickey Marsh Organizations Lori Wigington Classes «■ Brian Lerkins Asst. Editor Kelli Dumas Advertising Dee Alexander Photographer Rodney Dutton Sports Seniors Prove To Be Seaworthy Belinda Ashley Russell Beck Glene Dene Bolles Carol Brown Dalton Cain Dee Dee Caldwell Juanette Delano Jacky Grissom Jeff Hacker Adam Hefner Kelli Dumas Rodney Dutton Martha Figueroa Gianna Fowler Crystal Gentry Jackie Gray MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Kelli Dumas Rodney Dutton Senior Hal MOST DEPENDABLE Janice Meloy Mickey Marsh WITTIEST Martha Figueroa Jacky Grissom FRIENDLIEST Darla Howard Dalton Cain Of Fame MOST ATHLETIC Raeanne Jones Dierk Smith BEST DRESSED Dee Dee Caldwell Ray Hodges 9 MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Brenda Hodges John Stone MOST STUDIOUS Kelli Dumas Mickey Marsh Jerry Hix Terry Hix Brenda Hodges Ray Hodges Darla Howard Pam Jackson Raeanne Jones Lori Laney Mickey Marsh John Sanders Anita Slawson Dierk Smith Steve Martin Renee Nipp Bill Overby Sherry Price Janice Meloy Susan Milner Johnny Sullivan Laurie Taylor Rhonda Taylor Jeff Whatley Dala Williams Chris White Kim Witt 82 Seniors Sail On Senior TRISHA DAWN ABSHIRE Twiggins — Art Club 12, Newspaper Staff 4, Pep Club 13, High School Honor Roll 23, Intramural Volleyball 34. MILDRED BELINDA ASHLEY Bugalooinda — Art Club 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Pep Club 12 RUSSELL BRYANT BECK Russell — Football 1234, Basketball 1, Baseball 4, Track 1, FFA 1234,1 FHA 4, Student Council 3, Class Favorite 24, Usher at Baccalaureate 3. GLENDENE BOLLES Little One — Basketball 1, FFA 1, Art Club 1234, Pep Club 123, Cheerleader 3, Vice-President in Art Club 4. CAROLYN SUE BROWN Doc — FHA 3; Devotional Chairman, FBLA 4, Newspaper Staff 3, Pep Club 123, Distinguished American Students, Who's Who, Okla. Honor Society 134, National Honor Society 2, Member of Rainbows, HOSA Parliamentarian, 4-H Club 123. DALTON LEE CAIN Spot — Basketball 1234, Track 1, FFA 1234, FFA Chapter Farmer, Class Favorite 3, Class Plav 2, Senior Hall Of Fame - Most Friendly. DORYTHE DEE ANN CALDWELL DEE DEE Track 1, FHA 12-Ciass Chairman, 34-President, Newspaper Staff 3-Adverstising Manager, Pep Club 123, Softball 123, Chorus 12, Vo-Tech 3, Cheerleader 2, Basketball Manager 1, Scholastic Awards 13, Senior Hall Of Fame- Best Dressed. JUANETTE JEAN DELANO Puddles — FHA 1234, FBLA 4, Member of Order of the Rainbows for Girls. KELLI DIAN DUMAS Kelli — FBLA 4; Vice-President, Scholastic Awards 1234, Okla. and National Honor Societies 1234, Band 1234; Secretary 34, Class Play 2, Honor Band 14, OSU's Alumni Ass. Award 3, Annual Staff 4, Distinguished American High School Student 234, Girl's State Nominee 3, Senior Hall Of Fame-Most Likely to Succeed, Most Studious. RODNEY CHARLES DUTTON Jam — Basketball 1234, Baseball 3, Student Council 2, Newspaper Staff 4, Scholastic Award 1234, Basketball Escorts 4, Okla. Honor Society 1234, National Honor Society 124, Class Play 3, Class Officer 12-President, 3-President, Distinguished American High School Students 34, Annual Staff 4-Sports, Senior Hall of Fame-Most Likely To Succeed, Mr. WHS. MARTHA FIGUEROA Fig — FHA 4, FBLA 4, Art Club 4-Reporter, Student Council 3, Newspaper Staff 4, Pep Club 1234, Scholastic Award 3, Class Favorite 2, Senior Hall Of Fame-Most Wittiest. GIANNA SUE FOWLER Gianna Sue — Track 12, FHA 1234, FBLA 4-Public Relations, Newspaper Staff 3, Pep Club 12, Class Play 2, Cheerleader 2, Carnival Queen Candidate 4, Softball 123,. CRYSTAL COLEEN GENTRY Crychall — Soft-ball 12, FHA 1234; Historian 4, FBLA 4-Treasure, Pep Club 123,. JACKIE LYNN GRAY Candie — FHA 1234, Hostess Committee 12, Historian 3, Vice-President 4, FBLA 4, Art Club 1234, Pep Club 123, Band 12, Softball 123, Graduation Usherette 3, Chorus 1,. JACK WARD GRISSOM Grif — Football 13, Track 1, FFA 1234, Art Club 14; President 4, Newspaper Staff 4; Artist, Scholastic Awards 23, Senator Award in Government, Senior Hall of Fame-Wittiest. JEFFERY DOYLE HACKER JD - Football 12, Basketball 12, Baseball 1, Track 1, FFA 123, Art Club 12, Scholastic Awards 34, Class Play 3. ADAM BRIAN HEFNER Adam - FFA 234, FHA 4, Student Council 3, Scholastic Awards 123, Band 12, Class Play 2. JERRY LYNN HIX Jerry - Football 4, Baseball 24, Track 1, FFA 1234, Scholastic Awards 123, Okla. Honor Society 123, Class Play 2, All District in Football 4. TERRY RYNN HIX Day — Football 34, Baseball 234, Track 1, FFA 1234, Scholastic Awards 1234, Okla. Honor Society 23, Class Play 2, Escort 4, Team Caption 4. BRENDA LOUISE HODGES Weezie — Football Manager 4, Basketball 12, Track 123, FHA 124; Class Chairman 4, Pep Club 12, Football Homecoming Candidates 14, Vo-Tech 3, 4-H Club 1234, Class Officer- President 34, Senior Hall of Fame- Most School Spirit. LACY RAY HODGES Ray - Basketball 12, Baseball 2, Newspaper Staff 4, Scholastic Awards 234, Class Play 2, Senior Hall of Fame-Best Dressed. DARLA KAY HOWARD Goofy — Softball 12, Basketball 1, Track 1, FHA 1234; Song Leader 4, Newspaper Staff 34; Co-Ass. Editor 4, Scholastic Award 3, Superintendant Honor Roll 4, Principals Honor Roll 4, Annual Staff 34; Advertisement 3, Photographer 4, Class Officer 4-Reporter, Merit's Who's Who, Candidate for Girl's State 3, Senior Hall of Fame-Most Friendly. is Activities PAMELA LAVERN JACKSON “Pancakes — Basketball 1234, Caption 14, All Conference 3, Track 123, FHA 1234; Co-Reporter 1, Secretary 3, Treasurer 4, FBLA 4-Vice-president, Pep Club 1234, Basketball Homecoming Candidates 34, Okla. Honor Society 14, Class Favorites 1, Band 1, Usherette at Bacculareate 3, Class Officer Vice President 34, Secretary 1, Softball 124, 4-H Club 9 years. APRIL RAEANNE JONES Buckie — Football Manager 4, Basketball 1234; Caption 3, Softball 3, Track 1234, FFA 34, FHA 1234, FBLA 4, Student Council 4, Pep Club 1234, Scholastic Awards 1234, 4-H Club 9 years, Cheerleader 2, Grand Champion Steer 3, Star Greenhand 3 Basketball Queen 3, Football Candidates 14, Okla. National Honor Societies 1234 Class Favorites 4, Girls's State 3, FFA Sweetheart 3, Student Council President 4, Basketball All Conference, All Area 3, Who's Who, Distinguished High School Student, Senior Hall of Fame Most Athletic, Miss WHS. LORI LEE LANEY Lori — FHA 1234, Student Council 4 Pep Club 12,. MICKEY MADISON MARSH Mickey Mouse — Football Trainer 14, Basketball Trainer 13, Track Trainer 13, Student Council 2, Newspaper Staff 34, Class Play 3, Annual Staff 4 FLC 3, FCA 13, Senior Hall of Fame- Most Studious Most Dependable. STEVEN WAYNE MARTIN Steve — FFA 234, Band 1234, Honor Band 124, Band President 3 JANICE KAYE MELOY Spunky — Basketball 1, Track 1, FHA 1234, Parliamentarian 3, Secretary 4, Newspaper Staff 34, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4, Scholastic Awards 1234, Okla. Honor Society 1234, National Honor Society 1234, Girl's State Alternate, Annual Staff 34, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4, Merit's Who's Who, Class Officer 24; Reporter 2, Secretary 4, OSU's Alumni Association Award 3, Society of Distinguished Students of America, Senior Hall of Fame-Most Dependable. CYNTHIA SUSAN MILNER Hooey — Basketball 1, Softball 134, Track 1, FHA 1, FBLA 4, Art Club 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Pep Club 12, Football Homecoming Candidates, Band 1, 4-H Club 123, Cheerleader 2. LAWANDA RENEE NIPP Flipper — FHA 12, Art Club 4, Pep Club 12., BILL OVERBY Bill — Football 123, Basketball 12, Baseball 123, Track 1, FFA 1234; President 4, Scholastic Award 123, Class Play. SHERRY JEAN PRICE Reco FHA 1234; Class Chairman 3, Newspaper Staff 34, Homecoming Football 13, Annual Staff 3; classes. JOHN PAUL SANDERS John — FFA 1234, Scholastic Awards 12. ANITA FAYE SLAWSON Anita — Track 1, FHA 1234, Bulliton Board Chairman 3, Newspaper Staff 3 Pep Club 123, Chorus 12, Softball 123,. DIERK ALLEN SMITH Smitty — Football 12, Basketball 1234, Track 1, FFA 1234, Student Council 234, Scholastic Award 134, Homecoming Basketball Escort 3, Class Officer 1, Vice-President, Basketball-All Area, Most Offensive, Senior Hall of Fame- Most Athletic. JOHN M. STONE Fritsy — Football 1234, Baseball 12, Track 1, Newspaper Staff 34, Class Play 1, Member of the 150 mile Club, Senior Hall Of Fame- Most Spirited. JOHNNY HOLDEN SULLIVAN Jimmy — Football 4, FFA 1234, Scholastic Award 123. LAURIE ANN TAYLOR Laurie — FHA 12, FBLA 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Pep Club 1,. RHONDA KAY TAYLOR Honda — FBLA 4, Pep Club 12. JEFFERY LYNN WHATLEY Jeff - Football 1234, Basketball 1, Baseball 234, Track 12, FFA 1234, FHA 4, Art Club 1, Football homecoming Escort 4, Usher at Graduation 3. BILLY CHRIS WHITE Christy — Football 123, Basketball 1234, Baseball 12, Track 123, FFA 1234, FHA 1, Art Club 12, Scholastic Awards 123, Homecoming Escort 1. LORI JEAN WIGINGTON Wiggy — FHA 4, FBLA 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Band 1, Flags 123, Rifles 3, Annual Staff 4, Cheerleader 4. DALA KATHELEEN WILLIAMS Daylight — FHA 1234, FBLA 4, Art Club 34, Pep Club 2, Band 1, Cheerleader 2, Softball 12. KIMBERLY JEAN WITT Kim — Basketball 1, Track 1, FBLA 4; President, Student Council 4; Vice President, Okla. Honor Society 1, Class Favorite 3, Class Play 12, Perfect Attendance Award 12. Most Photogenic Dierk Smith Class Officers — Brenda Hodges, President; Pam Jackson, Vice-Presi- dent; Darla Howard, Reporter; and Janice Meloy, Secretary. Class Favorite - Raeanne (Buck) Jones and Russell Beck. PEOPLE ssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss Jazzy Class Officers: Melissa Hodges, Kenny Morrison, Lany Buck Sandy Burris, Nancy Fielding, Jana Nagel Jerry Ashley Janice Bates Barbara Beck 0 20 Michele Blakely Melissa Blakely Sherry Brinlee Lany Buck Kathy Carriker Sandy Burris Shannon Clark Shannon Collias Nancy Cormany Joe Dethloff Darlene Dewitt Nelson Dixon Lucial Dodd Rod Elliot Nancy Fielding Tammy Garrett Terry Hacker Linda Hembree Julie Henson Melissa Hodges Juniors Marlin Isaacs Greg Jones Edith Lee Tommy Lemley Brian Lerkins Michael Lowe Susan Lowery Jimmy McCallough Matt Milner Jody Moffitt Kenny Morrison Jana Nagel Leeland Nipp Randy Parks Donna Powell Curtis Ramsey Neil Robbinet Paula Steele Mark Simmons Jerry Stone % Class Favorites: Donna Powell Nelson Dixon Phillip Thompson Allen Tibbs Stacey Walli Tammy Meloy, Shelia Mapp. Lesa McCauley, Phillip Robinson Spirited Ann Alpha Keith Barnes Tammy Bates Chris Battles lulie Black Patty Chivers Rita Crawford Debbie Day Jeff Day Judy Dewbre Alesia Faught Brad Ferguson lindle Flatt Kelly Gaston Karmen Grover Doug Hickman Stacie Hartman Eddy Hill Gail Hodges Robin Hodges Keith Horn lack Howard Stanlev Lowe Shelia Mapp 22 Valerie Martin Justin Marshall Sophomores Scott Marutzky Lesa McCauley Lisa McCurtain Tammy Meloy John Nelson Kevin Newton Bill Nipp Matthew Northam Lena Powell Beth Ridenour Kristy Roberts Kelly Robnett Phillip Robinson Mike Simmons Valerie Smith Terry Way Stacy Whatley Kathy Sullivan Kent Thompson Janice Tibbs Kenneth Williams Rhonda Williams Class Favorites: Kristy Roberts Brad Ferguson Fabulous Class Favorites: Renea Thomason, Monte Newton Dewayne Adams Jackie Arnold Penny Battles Margie Blodgett Jay Paul Brown Karen Carriker Michelle Clark Lisa Cox Raymond Dewitt Durwin Epley Shelly Eubanks Sharon Ford Gena Greenwood Pam Hall William Hembree Carla Henry Janna Hill Gene Johnson Cecil Lee Robert Lynch 24 Freshmen Sharon Manley Kyle Marsh JoAnn Massingill Angie McKinnon Lawuana Newman Monte Newton Andy Nipp Jimmy Nipp Cecil O'Daniel Mike Powell Rosalva Rangel Tresa Rateliff Julie Roberts Larry Slone Michelle Clark, Reporter; Kyle Marsh, President; Janna Hill, Student Council; Robert Lynch, Secretary; Monte Newton, Vice-President; Durwin Epley, Student Council, (Not Shown). Kirby Stevens Renea Thomason Heidi Torrez Christy Uzzel Kneeling: Angie Dodd, Jackie Tucker, Matt Hefner. Second Row: Wendi Buck, Scott Flatt, Jerry Meloy. Energetic Don Blodgett Lynn Brinlee Terry Brown Wendi Buck Kevin Cantrell David Cormany Richard DeLano Kevin Dill Roye Dill Angie Dodd Scott Flatt Shane Gover Chuck Greenroyd Pamela Hathorn Johnny Hartman 26 Eighth Matt Hefner Henry Hickman Jacky Hill Dennis Hodges Frankie Hodges Eddie Howard Kay Howard Gary Jones 27 Sensational Top Row: Scott Weatherford, Sheila Holloway, Robert Rutledge, Pam Hickman. Bottom Row: Roger Dethloff, Charlie Burks. Ricky Asbury Anna Blodgett Lori Brown Charlie Burks Billy Burns Shannon Caldwell Tonya Camerson Roger Dethloff Joy Dill David Dixon Shawn Dutton Debra Eubanks Kathy Goodson Regina Gregory Laurie Grissom Tom Hall Betty Henry Cameron Herrin Pam Hickman Forrest Hodges Gary Hodges 28 Seventh Sheila Holloway David Howard Kevin Johnson William Lee Stephanie Newton Bobbie Nipp Trevor Overby Loretta Powers Scott Robinson Robert Rutledge Jason Simmons David Skelton Kevin Smith Jeffrey Stearns Janice Steele Christina Torrez Shelley Vernon Tracy Walls Scott Weatherford Michelle Webb 29 Super Top Row: Jerry Johnson, Class Favorite; Bradley Gray, President; Kristie Williams, Student Council Representative; Miles Goode, Vice President; Sabrina Nesbitt, Treasurer. Bottom Row: Preston Loving, Reporter; Denise Brinlee, Secretary and Class Favorite; Brett Claxton, Student Council Representative. Clay Battles Aylisa Beavers Sixth Grade Officers Charlett Blodgett Denise Brinlee Brett Claxton Belinda Copeland Michael Copeland Shannon Copeland Christy Dodd Kalinda Elliot Michael Eubanks Royce Fulton Miles Goode Bradley Gray Billy Joe Gregory Brian Hunziker Mickey Hughes Ronald Hawkins Danny Hembree Crystal Hodges Donnie Howard Patricia Jackson 30 Sixth Victoria Jones Jerry Johnson Preston Loving Scott Martens Holly Marutzsky Sabrina Nesbitt Donna Nipp Terry Norton Vestor O'Daniel Randy Pearce Matt Phillips Shawn Price Shane Ratcliff Rachel Ridenour Earl Sloan Kim Stephens Robert Tynes Gerald Vansil Susan Whatley Kristi Williams Kerri Wilson Tammy Wright SIXTH GRADE CLASS FAVORITES Jerry Johnson and Denise Brinlee Cy’ASs Mrs. Bate's Fifth Grade 32 It's so much fun to play on the seesaw! Tina Chapman Dusty Davis Allison Delano Earl Dethloff Keith Farrell Carlen Fulton Leo Gregory Larry Gunter Barry Hickman Let's hurry, the bell's ringing! This makes the blood rush to my head. William Kinard Brandi King Kimberlie Lee Danny Long Kristy Lowery Bradley Newton Crystal Nipp Kathy Price Michelle Skelton Gianna Turner Dayle Ann Vernon Tara Wallis Greg Whatley Melissia Wheeler Mrs. Wilson's Fifth Grade 1 Dayle Ann Vernon is enjoying the swing. Billy Don Asbury Gina Battles jay Bordon Randy Chapman Trina Chapman Delbert Cogdill Kelly Emerson Tracy Fisher Paula Hartman Sondra Hefner Kim Henry Ami Hyder Mark Idleman Daniel Kinard Jennifer Lowery Marion Moffitt Leo Nelson Jody Rich Lori Roberts Angela Robinson Dewayne Thomason Kelly Webb Shelly Webb 33 Mrs. Burnett's Fourth Grade Mrs. Burnett's fourth grade class worked hard this year to accomplish much scholastically. Due to the new assertive discipline program, (whereby students are rewarded for good behavior and punished for bad) they had a quieter classroom for work and study. A number of students entered enthusiastically into their first year in 4-H Club, participating in such activities as Share the Fun, timely speeches, demonstrations, and the Fat Stock Show. Several students also excelled in gymnastics and the P.E. program. They enjoyed the school year and felt that they had many good memories, good friends, and better study habits to go on with into the next year. Kelly McKinnon and April Goff demonstrated Snacks in 4-H. Bradley King gives it a new twist. Sharia Carlile Lisa Carriker Kendra Dill Robert Dodd Keith Flatt Jerry Gaines April Goff Ronnie Gray Lisa White enjoys swinging during re cess. Working off excess energy on the mon keybars. Jin Howard Tisha Isaacs Daryl Jackson Bradley King Kelly McKinnon Barbara Meloy Joel Miller Rickie Owens Valerie Rutledge Jackie Sizemore Angela Tibbs Tommy Towler Curtis Turner Jennifer Williams 34 Mr. Hull's Fourth Grade Mary Hacker won 2nd at the State Con test in the Free Throw. Dannan Hull does a mean bounce on the see-saw. Bradley Sullivan won Grand Champion and Larry Roberts Reserve Grand for 4-H Speeches. The 81-82 school year brought many achievements to Mrs. Hull's fourth grade. M. Hacker brought fame to the class by winning three trophies in the Hoop Shoot Contest sponsored by the Ardmore Elk Club. Several members of the 4-H Club won Grand Champion in the Share the Fun Contest. They were: S. Cormany, D. Hull, B. Stubbs, M. Hodges, B. Sullivan, D. Loving, L. Roberts, V. Coe, L. White, C. Loving, and C. Nichels. J. Henderson won Grand Champion on piano recital. The speech contest brought honors to: B. Stubbs, M. Hodges, S. Cormany, D. Hull, J. Henderson, D. Loving, V. Coe, and C. Loving. Chuck won first place. B. Sullivan won Grand Champion. L. Roberts won Reserve Grand Champion. M. Fulton won Grand Champion with his steer in the Wilson Fat Stock Snow. Paul Alpha Cynthia Ashley Misty Blodgett Valerie Coe Stephanie Cormany Rhonda Chandler Michael Fulton Dan Gunter Mary Hacker Kelly Henderson Mendy Hodges Dannan Hull Chuck Loving Dyanna Loving Sanny Mutziger Chad Nichol Effie Redman Ruthie Richards Larry Roberts Bobby Stubbs Bradley Sullivan Michael Webb Lisa White j.P. Wigington 35 Mrs. Asbury's Third Grade Jason takes time out to pose for a picture. First to the top wins! The third graders enjoy playing on the merry-go-round at recess. Goodson, Benton Gunter, Sarah Holloway, Sheryl Howard, Carol Magner, Brian Magner, Jason McCauley, Charles Musgrove, Tonya Nichols, Kevin Price, Kevin Skelton, Nita Sizemore, Tammy Smith, Craig Wallis, Lorie Way, Shonda White, Michelle Wilkerson, Brian Wyatt, Matt Bates, Micheal Campbell, Shane Emerick, Jerry Emerson, Kenny Farrell, Darin The struggling champs. 36 Mrs. Brown's Third Grade ft Hey! make room for me Gee, this is more difficult than I thought. Future Eagles Our class has had a busy year. We have been involved in many activities as well as our academic learning. Several of our students have been involved in the special P.E. program that has been performed for different schools in our area. We have also had some of our students involved in a special music program. We all had fun getting ready for open house this year. The children enjoyed it as much as the parents. I feel like we have all learned a lot this year and I have enjoyed teaching each child. I think they are an exceptional class. Borden, Terra Brinkerhoff, Lynne Brown, Chad Ellis, Toni Gemmell, Juan Greenroyd, Melissa Harris, Benny Hayes, Chris Johnson, Jeff Knight, Sammie Manley, Paula McMahan, Greg Pike, Latisha Robertson, Julie Sloan, Shane Stearns, Kevin Sullivan, Chris Wharton, Rodney Whatley, Jennifer Wilkinson, Gerald Wilson, Ron Wyatt, Mark 37 Mrs. Shanle's Second Grade The students have pen pals in Middleton, Connecticut with whom they've been exchanging letters. Not only did the children make new friends but they're learning how to write a good letter as well as learning about another area of the United States. For Valentine's Day the children made and sent valentines to their pen pals. They get very excited about receiving more letters from these new friends. In the swing of things. Michelle Gray Crystal Griffin Scott Heath Susie Hines Bonnie Hodges Samantha Hull Danny Mutziger Amy Owens Chad Price Jason Roberts Heather Russell Jennifer Salsbury Shayla Stubbs Lee Ann Turner 38 Mrs. Lowery's Second Grade Your teeter I'll totter Miss Lowery's second grade class has been very busy this year. We were invitied to the Ardmore Veteran's Hospital in October. We wore Hallowean costumes and sang Halloween songs to help them celebrate. In November we studies about the Indians and made an Indian village. We had this on display at Open House. In December both second grades put on a play. The Santa Claus Express, we had our play Dec. 17 at 7:00 p.m. for all the parents and again the next day for the Elementary Building. We were very proud of our performances. We studied our S.R.A. reading aids; we studied how to write in cursive writing; we are learning how to write a letter, address an envelope ana how to mail them. This year has been full of new experiences and we are looking forward to many more. Amber Gray Dale Gunter Michelle Hodges Will Johnson Shelly Key Bridgit King Robin Rich Abigail Richardson Cory Rountree John Smith Kelly Thomason Troy Thompson Melissa VanBuskirk Rozanne Whatley ShaRhonda Williams My first graders have accomplished many tasks this year. The most important being; learning to read. Writing and math were also a challenge, but maybe not as big a challenge as learning to stay awake all day. The children agreed their favorite project this year was making things for open house. Some of these projects included an Indian booklet, making an Indian Village with teepees (made of burlap and sticks with original paintings.) They assembled stories they started writing at the beginning of the year. And my favorite was the recipe books written by the children. They worked very hard during this time, as they have all year. This is a very important year for children and I feel this year was very successful. Thanks to all the parents who were so helpful and showed so much interest in the success of their children. Kalvin Allison Billy Bates Angela Briscoe Lisa Camplain Wendy Dyer Dusty Fields Trisha Gemmell Cara Gentry Johnny Hunziker Scott Kerley Amanda Lowery Jeri Beth Marsh Lynn McMahan Cindy Mutziger Michael Skelton Jarrod Steele Tammy Stewart Lee Ann Turner Daniel Whitner 40 Tonya Arnold Janson Bazzrea Sonya Carlile Mike Chapman Shane Dodson Bill Dorris Lori Farrell Gary Guthrie Kasie Hayes Benjie Hickman Dawn Jackson Buffy Keel Skipper Keesee Jason Musgrove Timmy Nipp Tina Richards Ronnie Stearns David Steele Christopher Taylor Mike White Morning Kindergarten The most important thing we have learned this year in kindergarten is love and respect for each other. The next lesson in importance is love and respect for the United States of America, the precious land where we live. We have learned a lot about P.E., music, reading, art, phonics, math, writing, and taking directions. Another very important thing we are learning now, and working very hard at, is to always do our very best in everything we do. If we sing we do our best. If we are listening to a story read, we do our best to remember as much about the story as we can. We are almost ready for the first grade, and because we have learned to work very hard, we think we are ready to do nice work in the first grade. Jennifer Amant Lori Bates Heidi Brinkerhoff Angie Chisholm Brock Davis Charlene Edwards Michael Faught Linda Flatt Mike Gregg Rachael Hacker Sara Hall Gabriel Hull Kristopher Hull Christi |ones Quintin Nipp Terry Ramon Bobby Richardson Kathy Smith Chris Sudderth Tommy Thompson Randy Tucker Danny Way Thomas Wilson Afternoon Kindergarten Michael Asbury Amanda Barnes Daniel Brooks Jody Cline Freedom Dorris Jason Forsythe Donny Fulton Darla Gillam Mike Gillum Amy Hodges Jason Howard Angie Martens Kristee McKinnon Shane Newcomb Misty Norton David O'Dell Beverly Pike Corey Ponder Jil Russell Uriah Staples Connie Taylor Tony Wharton Bradley Whatley John Whatley Rebecca Wilkinson Jana Wyatt 43 Superintendent, School Board, And Secretaries Eldon Moffitt, superintendent 44 Meetings have their fun times and their work times. Jerry Marsh High School Principal, Social Studies Lyndol Beaver High School Secretary Mike Mayes Assistant Principal Boys' Basketball, P.E. Principals And Secretaries Jo Ann Way Elementary Secretary 45 Terrific High School Teachers Nancy Walker English, Library Linda Miller Art Ronald Gunter Science Christi Sudderth Business Connie Pilkington English Mary Richardson Home Ec Irene Jones English, Speech Ann Muncey Social Studies, Journalism Mike Smith Science, Girls' Basketball Larry Johnson Band 46 W.G. Hap Cox Math Paul Morris Vo Ag Gerald Jones Vo Ag Mike Hyder Woodshop Middle School Bobbie Cox Language Arts Pam Black Math janet Asbury Third Grade Jackie Worsham Charlene Herrell Language Arts Special Education Cheryl Nichell Science, Health Kerry Roberts P.E., Social Studies Elementary School Teressa Brown Third Grade, Social Studies Kathy Wilson Fifth Grade Annabel Bates Fifth Grade Pam Shanle Second Grade Donna Lowery Second Grade Debbie Henderson Reading Coordinator Ann Hull Elementary P.E. Jeanette Burnett Fourth Grade Imogene Hull Fourth Grade Swell Personnel Betty Slawson — Velma Reeder — Cook Custodian Cleo Muller — Cook Barbara Tynes — Cook )oe Ferguson is a maintenance man. Dean Williams dishes out food for the students. ACADEMICS ssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss Raydene poses for a snap in Speech class. Brian looks for the perfect picture. Kathy says, Ugh, get that thing away from me! I don't believe its done yet. Donna receives instruction. Learning to sew, is it necessary. Third graders work hard to learn from their readings. Speeding isn't one of my better qualities. First graders take time from their studies to pose. Randy and Marlin enjoy the best part of Home Ec. 52 Tammy cheers )anice on. Rodney after all the good kids are gone. Mickey says, But it's gone-gone!' I've been doing a lot of thinking and I think I stuck. This is an appetizing piece of flesh. I'm the reason that pencils have erasers. 53 CROSSING THE BAR Sunset and evening star, And one clear call for me! And [p g jere be no moaning of the bar, loundless deep And after that the d'arkl N I MgS And may there be no sadness of fan When I embark; For though from out our bourne of Time'jmd1. The flood may bear me far, ' I hope to see my Pilot face to face When I have crossed the bar. Tennyson AWARDS Special Awards Curriculum Winners - SOSU Curriculum Winners - MSC Brenda Hodges, 2nd Physics; Phillip Thompson, 3rd Physics; Raeanne Jones, 1st Spelling; Michelle Clark, 1st Earth Space Science; Not shown: Keith Horn, 1st Biology. Keith Horn, 2nd Biology; Kelli Dumas, 5th Chemistry; Dee Alexander, 4th Government; Not shown: Martha Figueroa, 2nd Imaginative Writing. Freshman Masonic Awards Seniors 56 Many Students Receive Awards For Excellence Kelli Dumas G.P.A. 4.0 V a I e d i c t 0 r 1 a n s Salutatorian Raeanne Buck- jones G.P.A. 4.0 Janice Meloy G.P.A. 3.97 N i H o o n c n a o o | c r • i 0 k 1 a h o m a H s ' c h g o 1st Row: Kim Witt, Kelli Dumas, Paula Steele, Lesa McCauley, Raeanne Jones. 2nd Row: Dee Alexander, Rodney Dutton, Phillip Robinson, Alesia Faught, 3rd Row: Sherry Brinlee, Janice Bates, Susan Lowery, Darla Howard, Brian Lerkins. 1st Row: Robert Lynch, Michelle Clark, Kelli Dumas, Paula Steele, Lesa McCauley, Raeanne Jones. 2nd Row: Darla Howard, Rodney Dutton, Rosalva Rangel, Phillip Robinson, Alesia Faught, Tresa Ratecliff. 3rd Row: H Sherry Brinlee, Janice Bates, Susan Lowery, Monte Newton, Brian Lerkins o n o r S 0 c 1 e t y 1st Row: Windi Buck, Donna McCauley, Tojna Camerson, Joye Dill, Cameron Herrin. 2nd Row: Matt Hefner, Jerry Meloy, Jackie Tucker, Bobbie Nipp, Shelia Hollaway, Roger Dethloff. M i d S c h d o e o 62 eau FFA Sweetheart Windi Buck Roye Dill Rosalva Rangel Kirby Stevens Kelli Dumas Kelly Gaston Valerie Martin Brian Lerkins Tammy Garrett Dee Alexander CLUBS Putting on the finishing touches. Officers: Bill Overby, Pres., Lany Buck, V. Pres., Donna Powell, Sec'y., Raeanne Jones, Treas., Rod Elliot, Sentinel, Johnny Sullivan, Reporter Phillip Thompson preparing his halter. FFA Projects Met Head-On Busy, busy, busy, . .. the sausage sale, the slave sale, the fair, the local livestock show, and the county livestock show all combined to keep FFA'ers on their toes all the school year. Even though all events were successes, the biggest success of all proved to be the slave sale. They raised $4100 on the slave sale alone. The sausage sale proved once again to be a big money raiser, too. Some of this year's officers and members involved themselves in judging contests and the most exciting event of the year for many The Annual Parent-student Banquet- all members received their degrees and special awards on that festive occasion. In April, along with the banquet, the State FFA Convention was held in Oklahoma City. Four delegates were selected to go this year. They received an exceptional educational experience there. One of the most enjoyable events afforded to FFA'ers occurs in the sum-mer-the campout. Mr. Morris's culinary skill over the campfire on this occasion is always appreciated. Even though much effort is called forth, it is an effort that's fun. 1st row: Andy Nipp, Jacky Arnold, Johnny Sullivan, Rod Elliot, Bill Overby, Raeanne Jones, Donna Powell, Lany Buck, Bill Nipp. Lawuana Newman, Jo Ann Massengill. 2nd row: Jimmy Nipp, Monte Newton, Robert Lynch, Keith Barnes, Terry Hix, Adam Hefner, Dalton Cain, Justin Marshall, Phillip Robinson, Jacky Grissom, Sandy Burris. 3rd row: Mr. Paul Morris, Scott Marutzsky, Steven Dixon, Kenneth Williams, Eddy Hill, Randy Parks, Terry Hacker, Lindle Flatt, Kevin Newton, Mr. Gerald Jones. 4th row: Nelson Dixon, Jeff Whatley, Chris White, Dierk Smith, Russell Beck, Marlin Isaacs, Freddie Williams, Jerry Ashley, Greg Jones, Neil Robnett. 5th row: Jerry Hix, Terry Way, Phillip Thompson, Joe Dethloff, John Sanders, Larry Slone, Doug Hickman, Steve Martin, Brad Ferguson, 6th row: Kelly Robnett, Durwin Epley, Kyle Marsh, William Hembree, David Chandler, Cecil O'Oaniel. 71 Donna Powell won Reserve Grand Champion at the Wilson Livestack Show. tb i ► ft First row: Anita Slawson, Lori Lany, Darla Howard, Sherry Price, Lori Wigington, Mary Milliken, Janice Meloy, Pam Jackson, Dee Dee Caldwell, Gianna Fowler Goode, Jackie Gray, Dala Barbour Williams, Crystal Gentry, Raeanne Buck Jones, Brenda Hodges. Second row: Darlene Dewitt, Janice Tibbs, Juanette Delano, Beth Ridenour, Julie Black, Sherrie Brinlee, Paul a Steele, Tammy Meloy, Lesa McCauley, Adam Hefner, Mickey Marsh, Mark Simmons, Michele Blakely, Kathy Sullivan, Nancy Fielding. Third row: Edith Lee, Rhonda Williams, Karen Carriker, Lesa Cox, Rita Crawford, Pam Hall, Penny Battles, Shelly Eubanks, Christy Uzzel, Angie McKinnon, Tresa Ratcliff, Lucial Dodd, Nancy Cormany, Carla Henry, Lisa McCurtain, Jana Hill. Fourth row: Marlin Isaacs, Jimmy McCullough Matt Milner, Freddie Williams, Terry Hacker, Gail Hodges, Jeff Whatley, Russell Beck, Randy Parks, Karmon Gover, Lena Powell, Judy Dewbre, Valeriejvlartin, Gena Greenroyd, Kristy Roberts, Fifth row: Mary Barnes, Sponsor, Martha Figueroa, Julie Henson, OFFICERS-first row: Darla Howard, songleader; Nancy Fielding, reporter; Marlon Isaacs, parliamentarian; Crystal Gentry, historian; Lesa McCauley, devotional; DeeDee Caldwell, president; Janice Meloy, secretary. 72 Learning to be homemakers. Wanna bite, Mrs. Barnes? Janice Meloy decorates a Donald Duck cake. Jeff Whatley and Janice Bates prepare to cook. Nancy Fielding is the co-ed correspondent. Homer Adams piles his plate high with delicious student cook ing. I 7J 1st Row: Kelli Dumas, Kelly Gaston, Alesia Faught, Valerie Martin, Donna McCauley, Windi Buck, Denise Brinlee, Jackie Turner. 2nd Row: Judy Dewbre, Matt Hefner, Ro-salva Rangel, Sharron Man-ley, Pam Hathorn, Barbara Beck. 3rd Row: Steve Martin, Kirby Stevens, Scott Flatt, Roye Dill, Tammy Bates, David Cormany, Trent Taylor, Mike Powell. 4th Row: Wayne Adams, Dickie Delano, Dee Alexander, Dennis Hodges. 5th Row: Stanley Lowe, Raymond Dewitt. 6th Row: Tammy Garrett, Pam Moyers, Mr. Johnson, Tammy Hall. 1st Row: Kalinda Elliot, Tori Jones, Forrest Hodges, Kim Stevens, Patricia Jackson, Aylisa Beaver, Kerri Wilson. 2nd Row: Matt Phillips, Robert Tynes, Kristie Williams, Denise Brinlee, Stephanie Newton, Joye Dill. 3rd Row: Gary Hodges, Jeff Stearns, Scott Martens, Shawn Price. 4th Row: Vester O'Daniel, Scott Weatherford, Earl Sloan, Terry Norton, Ron Hawkins 5th Row: Mr. Johnson, Clay Battles, Tom Hall, Billy Burns. 1st Row: Mike Grover, Dewayne Thomason, Ami Hyder, Marion Moffitt, Dayle Ann Vennon, Tara Wallis, Brandi King, Jennifer Lowery, Mark Idleman, 2nd Row: Crystal Nipp, Shelly Webb, Dusty Davis, Billy Asbury, Bradley Newton, Carlen Fulton, William Kinard, Barry Hickman. 3rd Row: Tracy Webb, Son-dra Hefner, Allison Delano, Delores Arnold, Earl Deth-loff, Angela Robinson, Kelly Emerson, Keith Farrell, Kim Lee. mgnTrnoTTTDdTO Middle School Band 5th Grade Band 1982 High School Band Officers Honor Band Participates We're number 1 The Marching Band First chairs in Honor Band WHS Marching Band in action Tooting along The High school band had a very successful year. During football season they put together an entertaining half-time each week. For the third year, the band marched in the Ardmore Christmas parade. Shortly after this members of the band competed with students from other schools for places in the honor band. The Wilson Band had fifteen participants to earn places in the Honor Band. These students performed in a concert with the other Honor Band players. Later on the band performed in three contest. At two of these contest the band received superior ratings. At District Contest, the third and most important one, the band earned an excellent rating. Later in the school year the bands were combined to form a fifty piece band. Again the work began as they continued to learn more about their instruments and as they prepared a concert for their parents. They are now looking forward to a new year and a better band. Assemblage: An important job Twins in action Get it right 75 Pecking away Practice makes perfect He blew it Journalism Department The moving finger writes and, having writ, moves on. Nor all our piety nor wit shall lure it back to cancel half a line. Nor all our tears wash out a word of it. The 1981-82 school year has passed. And with this quote from the Persian poet, Omar Khayyam, The Eagle's Voice staff closes out another year of the year paper. We hope our efforts have brought joy to our readers, and a minimum of grief, if any. It has been our purpose to inform, entertain, encourage and sometimes to persuade our readers. We hope we have occasionally succeeded. Our staff of 30 journalism students has published 12 editions of The Eagle's Voice this school year. We hope the readers have enjoyed reading it as much as we have enjoyed writing and printing it. The Staff Reporters: (L-R) Mickey Marsh, Kenny Morrison, Ray Hodges Mickey, Trisha, Dee, Laurie and Rodney making an important Staffers putting an edition together, decision. Officers: (L-R) Sandy Burris, circulation mgr.; Nancy Fiedling, junior editor; Darla Howard, senior assistant editor; (sitting) Janice 76 Meloy, senior editor; Mickey Marsh, sports editor; John Stone, printer; Brian Lerkins, junior assistant editor; Dee Alexander, photographer. Bigger Than Ever Is it good enough Michael? Nancy and Sandy reading over a paper before being sold. (L-R) Mrs. Muncy, Barbara (Hefner) Beck, Belinda Ashley, Laurie Taylor, Martha Figueroa, Lena Powell, Rodney Dutton, Lori Wigington, Mary Milliken, Sherry Price, Susan Milner. Reporters: (L-R) Susan Lowery, Tammy Garrett, Jody Moffitt, Jana Nagel, Janice Bates, Pam Moyers Mrs. Muncy instructs students to write good leads. 77 High School 4H Club: 1st row; Kathy Sullivan, Jackie Gray, Pam Jackson, Raeanne Jones, Brenda Hodges, Rhonda Williams. 2nd row; Sherri Brinlee, Paula Steele, Jana Nagel, Janice Bates, Carla Henry, Gena Greenroyd, Kristy Roberts. 3rd row; Lena Powell, Janna Hill, Lisa McCurtain, Patty Chivers, and Pam Moyers. Middle School 4H Club: 1st row: Linda Holloway, Shelia Holloway, Bobby Nipp, Christy Dodd, Crystal Hodges, 2nd row: Victoria Jones, Shelly Vernon, Pam Hickman, Donna Nipp, Sabrina Smith, Charlotte Blodgett, Rachel Ridenour, Janice Steele, Joye Dill, Regina Gregory. Kelly Emerson- Grand Champion Hog Michael Fulton — Grand Champion Steer 1st row: Chuck Loving, Darrell Jackson, Chad Nichols, Lisa Carriker, Dyanna Loving, Mendy Hodges, Stephanie Cormany, Michael Fulton, Sharia Carlile, Juli Buck, Valerie Coe, Tommy Towler. 2nd row: Brandi King, Dusty Davis, Gina Battles, Jennifer Lowery, Kathy Price, Keith Flatt, Kelly Henderson, Anthony Johnson, Brad King, Kendra Dill, April Goff, Tisha Isaacs, Lisa White, 3rd row: Bradley Sullivan, Michelle Webb, Crystal Nipp, Ami Hyder, Larry Gunter, Barry Hickman, Kristi Lowery, Tara Wallis, Tina Chapman, Trina Chapman, Mark Idleman, Dewayne Thompson, Delbert Cogdill, Sponsor — Mrs. Linda Holloway, not shown, Sponsor — Mrs. Jean Farrell. 4th row: Sponsor — Mrs. Deborah Henderson, Earl Dethloff, Daniel Kinard, William Kinard, Keith Farrell, Dayle Ann Vernon, Dannan Hull, Carlen Fulton, Sondra Hefner, Tracy Fisher, Kim Lee, Kelly Emerson, Michelle Skelton. Demonstration Contest Winners — Chuck Loving and Kelly Henderson are Grand Champion Winners. 78 Many Prizes ■m Sharia Carlile wins Grand Champion on her Hampshire lamb. Bobby Nipp and Sheila Holloway demonstrate Rice Earl Dethloff and Keith Farrell are awarded the Grand Champion Krispy Snacks. trophies on their demonstrations — How to Clean Guns. Cheerleaders Several sunny, summer days were spent by our cheerleaders learning, practicing, and perfecting new cheers to try to raise the spirits of our athletes and fans. The high school cheerleaders planned and held the pep rallies in the gym. They were always supported by their sponsor, Mr. Marsh, and they strived to create a spirited team. Senior High Football Gayle Hodges, Lesa McCauley, Kathy Sullivan, and Nancy Fielding Below: Janna Hill, Nancy Fielding, Lori Wiggington, and Gene Greenroyd 80 Senior High Basketball Provide Pep jackie Tucker, Carla Henry, Renea Thomason, Gena Greenroyd, Donna McCauley, Janna Hill, Angie Dodd, Wendi Buck, Kay Howard, and Rosalva Rangel. Kerri Wilson, Patricia jackson, Denise Brinlee, Aylisa Beavers, and Shannon Copeland. Joye Dill, Shelly Vernon, Shannon Caldwell, Pam Hickman, Tracey Walls. 81 Brett Claxton, Matt Hefner, Angie Dodd, Pam Hickman, Kristi Williams. Raeanne Jones, Pres.; Eddie Hill, Terry Way, Kim Witt, Vice Pres.; Lany Buck, Jana Nagel, Robin Hodges, Jana Hill, Lori Laney. Student Council Art Club 1st Row: Belinda Ashley, Renee Nipp, Angie McKinnon, Ann Alpha, Mike Simmons, JoAnn Massengill, Kathy Carriker. 2nd Row: jacky Grissom, GlenDene Bolles, Shelia Mapp, Renea Thomason, Shelly Eubanks, Kelly Robnett. 3rd Row: Brad Ferguson, Mark Simmons, Michael Lowe, Rosalva Rangel, Julie Roberts, Martha Figueroa. 4th Row: Doug Hickman, Shannon Collins, Kenneth Williams, Michelle Clark. Is it good Angie? Michelle shows off her masterpieces. 83 J ■ AJllllfeir ' UTURE USINESS EADERS MERICA Sponsor: Christy Sudderth The Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) was organized during the 1981-82 school year with twenty-four members. The club received its national charter and formed their local guidelines for membership. To be a member of FBLA you must have completed or currently be enrolled in a business course. As their community involvement project, FBLA bought and planted some shrubs around the high school building. The FBLA Club plans to increase its membership and activities during the 82-83 school year. FBLA Officers Sitting: Kim Witt, Kelli Dumas, Pam Jackson. Standing: Susan Miller, Gianna Fowler, Crystal Gentry. 84 Standing: Alesia Faught, Rita Crawford, Darlene Dewitt, Nancy Cormany, Pam Moyers, Juanette DeLano, Laurie Taylor, Lori Wigington. Sitting: Sandy Burris, Raeanne Jones, Martha Figueroa. SPORTS Football Takes Team Spirit Kneeling: Lany Buck, Phillip Robinson, Kent Thompson, Brad Ferguson, Kevin Newton, Neil Robnett, Phillip Thompson, john Stone, Keith Barnes. Second row: Bill Nipp, Nelson Dixon, Justin Marshall, Stacy Whatley, Jow Dethloff, Terry Hix, Jerry Stone, Freddie Williams, Terry Hacker, Eddy Hill, Manger Brenda Hodges. Third row: Manager Raeanne Buck, trainer Mickey Marsh, Jerry Hix, Randy Parks, Brian Lerkins, Terry Way, Greg Jones, Matt Milser, Jeff Whatley, Coach Kerry Roberts, Coach Jerry Marsh. Coach Marsh Coach Roberts Coach Mays Coach Smith 86 Senior Players • Terry Hix 87 Jerry Hix Mickey Marsh Normally following an 0-9 season it would be hard to say a team has accomplished much. This year was an exception. These players progressed at a rapid rate, and before the season was over were drawing numerous comments from coaches and officials alike concerning their hard-hitting and sportsmanship. Eddie kicks a good one during the Healdton game. 88 Joe relaxes after a hard fought game. Basic Skills Think touchdown! A mad scramble for the ball. Did you steal my pants? Oh no, I forget the count! 89 Eighth And Ninth Work Hard Top Row: Coach Mays, Matt Hefner, Jimmy Nipp, Kyle Marsh, Cecil O'Daniel, Monte Newton, Frankie Hodges, Dewayne Adams, Coach Roberts. Middle Row: Coach Smith, Eugene Massengill, Eddie Howard, Scott Flatt, Robert Lynch, Kirby Stevens, Kevin Dill, Don Blodgett. Bottom Row: Raymond Dewitt, Dennis Hodges, Jackie Hill, Doug Hickman, Terry Brown, Gary Jones, David Cormany, Roye Dill, Shane Gover. 7th Football Standing: Coach Mike Mays, Dub Lee, Ricky Asbury, Tom Hall, Robert Rutledge, Roger Dethloff, Jeff Stearns, Coach Kerry Roberts, Coach Mike Smith. Kneeling: Charlie Burkes, Trevor Overby, Scott Weatherford, Shawn Dutton, Kevin Smith, Kevin Johnson, Cameron Herrin. 6th Football Standing: Coach Mike Mays, Terry Norton, Brian Hunziker, Donnie Howard, Mike Copeland, Clay Battles, Coach Kerry Roberts, Coach Mike Smith. Kneeling: Brett Claxton, Robert Tynes, Preston Loving, Vester O'Daniel, Miles Goode, Mike Eubanks, Bradley Gray. 91 1 CZD i Roundballers Show Spirit Lany Buck, Rodney Dutton, Eddie Hill, Dierk Smith, Greg Jones, Kenny Morrison, Dalton, Kneeling: Coach-Mike Mays. 92 Jody Moffitt-Manager, Tammy Meloy, Donna Powell, Melissa Hodges, Tammy Hall, Janice Bates, Susan Lowery, Sherry Brinlee, Raeanne Jones, Paula Steele, Gail Hodges, Julie Black, Jana Nagel-Manager. Kneeling: Pam Jackson, Coach-Mike Smith, Robin Hodges. 93 95 Raeanne Jones Candic % I know the answer. The gossip bench. Dribblers I don't want it, so you want it. Lots of concentration. 97 Junior High Basketball Stays Afloat Standing: Karen Carriker, Jana Hill, Margie Blodgett, Gina Greenroyd, Carla Henry, Lynn Brinlee, Kay Howard, Tresa Ratcliff, Sharron Manley. Kneeling: Tammy Ratcliff, Donna McCauley, Angie Dodd, Jackie Tucker. (L-R) Robert Lynch, Raymond Dewitt, Kirby Stevens, Kyle Marsh, Coach Mike Mays, Frankie Hodges, Monte Newton, Jay Brown. 6th Grade Girls 6th Grade Boys 7th Grade Girls 7th Grade Boys 8th Grade Girls 8th Grade Boys ss Hardballers Keep To Tradition 1st Row: Keith Barnes, Eddie Hill, Lany Buck, Brad Ferguson, Kyle Marsh, Chris Battles, Robert Lynch. 2nd Row: Coach Kerry Roberts, Matt Northam, Jeff Whatley, Terry Hacker, Monte Newton, Marlin Issacs, Home Adams, Coach Mike Mays. 102 103 $49.95! ‘.J SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS£gg=gg S3I1IAIIDV FFA Banquet Lany Buck presides as president. Bill Nipp displays his certificate. Janice Bates proudly wears her new 82 83 sweetheart jacket. Durwin Epley and Robert Lynch won star greenhand awards. A lot of people enjoying Sanford's barbeque. Mr. Gerald Jones makes changes in his program. 108 Neil Robnett, Joe Dethloff, and Keith Barnes. Dee Dee Caldwell proudly poses for her picture. c5MafP and We aqquet With a smile Janice Meloy accepts her award for Out standing Senior. 109 FHA members wear their jackets proudly. Seniors pose for their last FHA pictures. Floats Carry The Space Age Theme The 1981-82 Football Homecoming took place October 2, 1981. This year the student council selected The Space Age to be the main theme for the floats. Each class then chose different ways to demonstrate that theme. Each float was judged very carefully, then four prizes were given. Fourth place went to sophomores with their float Eagle War. Third place went to the juniors with Battle of the Eagles. Second place went to the seniors with their Eagles Strike Back. First place this year went to the freshmen class with their float named Another One Bites the Dust. Freshmen — Another One Bites the Dust.' Seniors — Eagles Strike Back,' second place. 110 First place. Ill Lany Buck receives the trophy for Best All-around Athlete. The Best Hustler in basketball proves to be Kenny Morrison. Dierk Smith is the other Most Valuable Player in basketball. Greg Jones ties for Most Valuable Player in basketball. 112 Pam Jackson is Top Defensive Basketball Player; Jeff Whatley wins All-district Player Award. All Sports Banquet Phillip Robinson wins the Sportsmanship award for football. For Most Valuable Player — Randy Parks. Raeanne Buck Jones is the Top Offensive Basketball Player. The All-district Player in football is Terry Hix. 113 Voroug , The portho They won't let me play! Cover girls? Hey, goodlooking! Hi sweetie. 114 What did you say? Chris White retires his red flames. You sly devil! Mr. Universe. Sit, Raydene! Sisterly love. Combine the elegance and the dreaminess of juniors and seniors on a soft spring evening at the Ramada Inn and you have a . . . Cozy, Captivating Junior-Senior Banquet On May 1 the Juniors presented their annual banquet to honor the seniors at the Ramada Inn in Ardmore. Their theme was The Best of Times, and it was an appropriate one for all enjoyed a good time. Melissa Hodges was on hand to welcome everyone; Brian Lerkins gave the invocation. Kelli Dumas and Rodney Dutton read the senior prophesies; Raeanne (Buck) Jones and Martha Figueroa read the class wills; Janice Meloy and Sherry Price read the class history. Jackie Gray and Martha Figueroa went back in history on a more personel basis to present the Remember Whens. Kenny Morrison made some closing remarks to conclude The Best of Times. Crystal Gentry, Gianna (Fowler) Goode, and Pam Jackson happily await the food line. 116 CLASS OF 1982 24 lour I ! I i . i r y y 5 I i . y f. I PAM'S HAIR ETC Hair Care For The Entire Family Call: 405 668-2933 405 668-2762 BAZZREA TANK TRUCK SERVICE 40661 Vac Gear Hi Pressure Pump Pam Taylor Owner-Operator (405) 668-3158 206 East Wilson, OK Main 73463 Open Tuesday Thru Friday Radio Dispatched 24 Hr. Service Fully Insured Leased Thru Sid Bazzrea Brady Welding Machine Owner Operator Shop Wilson, OK. Healdton, Ok. ARMSTRONG The Petco Group Armstrong Davis-Kemp Petco Fishing Rental Tools Armstrong Tool Supply Co. Box 816 Healdton, Okla. 73438 ; t ) I i f j ! J W.H. Smith Oil Co Conoco Jobber 668-2176 Grasshopper Junction Restaurant Highway 76 South Healdton, OK 229-9911 BEN FRANKLIN Family Center ARMCO 108 East Main-Healdton •Sporting Goods ‘Apparel •Hardware ‘Small Appliances •Fabrics  Toys ‘Plumbing Supp. LAY-AWAY Lay-away Payment Plan Available •Radio Shack Dealer L. Craig Combs Store Manager National Supply 401 Texas Street Healdton, Oklahoma 229-1711 Division of ARMCO CONGRATULATIONS Class of 1982 Tommy and Irene Jones BRADY Welding Machine Shop Box 788 201 E. Shell Healdton, Ok. W.H. Brady owner 229-1168 122 Compliments Of Tucker Weld First Commun Bank Sonny and Beth Tucker Wilson, Ok. 73463 668-2273 Lone Grove, OK 657-3161 Member FDIC Box 457 Wilson, Ok. 73463 SOUTH CENTRAL DIRECTIONAL DRILLING INC. Key Seat Wipers Reamers Wire Line Units Drill Collars Buddy Brown OFF. 405-657-2273 123 SHE nanigans Your headquarters for jeans tops, and sweaters monograming available on sweaters and shirts -While you wait-Mountainview Mall BAKER ELECTRIC CO. GENERAL CONTRACTING PHONE 668-2346 128 W. MAIN P.0. BOX 400 Pickelsimer,s Gulf Station WILSON Highway 76 South Ph. 229-9910 Healdton, Ok. 73438 OKLAHOMA 73463 Ward's True Value Hardware Store Mountainview Mall 604 N.E. 5th Wilson, Ok. Ph. 668-2446 Ardmore, Ok. Ph. 226-0813 Lawton, Ok. Ph. 353-6077 Daube's Department Store Ardmore, Ok. Ph. 223 2500 126 Cantrell's Backhoe Service Phone 668-2840 NIPP'S WELDING SERVICE Farmers Insurance Group Lynn Henderson-Agent Box 308 Lone Grove, Ok Bus. 657-4532 Res. 668-2584 AUTO«FIRE LIFE«COMMERCIAL Rt. 1 Box 121 Wilson, OK. 24 Hr. Service 668-2915 Donnie, Jeanie, Donna, And Timmy Say Good Luck To Seniors '82 1 ! { 1026-28 For All Your Musical Needs Shop MUSIC COMPANY • West Broadway Telephone 223-5251 JEWELRY FINE AR1 SCHOLASTIC PR( CREATORS OF FINE CLASS RINGS. AWAf ARNOLD REYNOLDS PO Bon 900 RINGUNG OK 73456 All ernes of Commercial and Personal Insurance INSURANCE AGENCY. . _ INC. Highway 70 near SANFORDS RESTAURANT WILSON 668-2890 RINGLING: 662-2183 128 Linda's Clothing Store 114 W. Main St. Ringling, OK Phone: 662-2242 Family Clothing — Wrangler-Kids, Men's, and Boys-Jeans and Shirts Durango Boots Ladies Knit Co-ordinates | i ! VISI ON TS NNOUNCEMENTS. DIPLOMAS. AND CAPS 5. GOWNS . £ I The Shirt Shop FITZSIMMONS D J Hardware and Building Supply Hwy 70 West Lone Grove, OK Phone: 657-3264 HARDWARE IS Ace Is The Place With The Helpful Hardware Man' Vacuum Trucks-Well Servicing Rental Tools New and Used Oilfield Equipment MIDWAY OILFIELD SERVICES (formerly Ardmore Well Service) Location; 13Vi miles W. of Ardmore on Hwy. 70 Rt. 1 Box 243 Wilson, OK 73463 Office 405-668-3168 After hours 405-657-6438 and 405-332-1087 The fashion place in Wilson WILSON CO-OP (Southern Oklahoma Peanut Grower's association — Feed«Seed Fertilizer-Chemicals) Wilson, Oklahoma Phone 668-2134 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 130 WATERBEDS P.O. Box 1745 Ardmore, Oklahoma 73401 BILLINGSLEY FORD, Inc. 1024 So. Douglas Blvd. Midwest City, Oklahoma 732-3065 40 Tiffany Plaza Ardmore, Oklahoma 226-1607 Charles Blodgett BACKHOE SERVICE Wilson, Okla. 668-2040 MERCURY LINCOLN 131 ! I Alexander Funeral Homes 112 N. Rotary Wilson, Okla. 73463 Ph. 668-2426 214 E. Main Ringling Okla. 73463 Ph. 662-2476 132 r Harvey's General Store Wilson, Ok. Ambro's and Exie Harvey X 1115 S.E. 3rd 668-2407 I { X r 600 South Rotary 405-668-2057 Wilson, Okla. 73463 I I I 1 | i ! Lukes IGA Everyday Low Prices Ardmore Mall Ardmore, Okla. 73401 Hacker Sons Roustabout Backhoe Service JL Hacker Leslie Hacker Randy Hacker Nells Shear Shop I A y t I X | 1 ‘I i. y . i ■ i; Open Tuesday Thru Friday  Phone 657-4979 5 miles East ■ of Wilson | V. I { LOVING TROPHY AWARDS J EL. Barbara Loving owners Bus. 203 E. Main Wilson, Okla. Well Serving Res. 115 W. 4th f Ph. 405 668-2181 X % I I Trucking X i 7 Forsythe Oilfield Service Inc. { Fully Insured Owners: Lawrence, Ben Larry Forsythe 405-668-2252 405-668-2020 PO Box 438 X 405-668-5635 Wilson, Okla. 73463 ! inc. no. 2 i B-l MOUNTAIN VIEW MALL ARDMORE, OKLAHOMA 73401 isss'-sxsyvs'-.'- RANDALL'S DRUG STORE Wilson, OK. 73463 SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS fSSSSSS SSS? LOG CABIN GRO. Raymond Wyama Tolbert OTASCO 'Home Of Better Values' 109 East Main Wilson, OK. 668-2002 WHATLEY SONS WELDING Day (405) 668-9249 Night (405) 668-3356 417 West Ash Wilson, Okla. 73463 MASHORE'S DEPT. STORE FIELDING'S LAUNDROMAT Nancy Fielding _Attendents Jackie Gray 107 W. Main Wilson 430 W. Main Healdton Clothing, Boots, And Shoes For The Entire Family. 300 W. Main Wilson, OK. 73463 134 Sanders Auton Parts And Mechanic Service 668-3375 Gary Sanders Steele's Gro. and Market 111 E. Main Wilson, Ok. Ph. 668-2394 COMPLIMENTS OF Spann Chevrolet Ardmore, Okla Motor Parts Co 103 W. Main Automotive Supplies And Equipment Healdton, Oklahoma 135 r LONGHORN DOZER SERVICE Cecil Quinn Owner I { I S Healdton Oil Co. Box 208, Healdton, OK. 73438 N. on Highway 76 Shell Oil, Amalie Mobile Kerr-McGee Other Major Brands Good Year Tires and Lee Tires Phone: 229-1502 Oilfield-Farms-Ranches-Landscraping Pit Boss Mud Movers Lone Grove, OK 73443 Phone 405 657-4846 Star RT.-Box 38A ERNIE BROOKS Residence Phone 405 668-3187 Pump Supply, Inc Complete Oilfield Supplies Equipment P O. Box 439 Wilson, Oklahoma 73463 405 668-2871 f I | I 405 668-2578 A % 4 Oil Field Catering Our Specialty SANFORD'S RESTAURANT HEALDTON WILSON Y We Cater Anywhere Ron Elmore 405-668-2170 Sandra Elmore ? 405-668-2071 I 136 The Bank of Wilson 222 W. Main Wilson, OK 668-2341 Your Koo Pump Specialist T J PUMP SUPPLY CO 100 W. Main • Drawer C • |405|668 3332 Wilson. Oklahoma 73463 Exchange National Bank and Trust Company Les Hacker Sion Manager S.K. ‘Tubby’ l)e Armond P.O. Box 989 310 W. Main Ardmore, OK 73401 Members FDIC 223-5000 W' LINE SOX m HLA1UTON OKI A 7MM WILL HERRIN Km i«Q6l MA11U o («CBi MASI0 Oklahoma Farmers Union Barrett Insurance Agency Hwy. 70 West Wilson, Oklahoma 73463 James Barrett 138 Dusty's Grab-A-Bag Gary and Patti Claxton 800 N.W. 4th Wilson, Okla. 668-3256 J.D. Lewis Construction Co. LAKE ROAD BOX 626 HEALDTON. OKLAHOMA 73438 405-229-0586 Welders. Backhoes Roustabouts □ Beneficial Finance System Congratulations Seniors of “82 f Southwest Beneficial Finance, Inc. 223-7954 Ardmore v t I .V Burger Supreme Healdton, Ok. Carry Out Service And Drive Through Window Ph. 229-0488 139 P® S5SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS$S$SSSSSSS THE WILSON POSTDEMOCRAT Serving Wilson Since 1907 -And for the Best in Commercial Printing, Come By the Healdton Herald Printing Office in Healdton i5SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSsJLsSSSSSSSSSSSS sgigigiysfri ;gsa i 1 40 FULLY INSURED CERTIFIED DONNIE GAINES OIL FIELD WELDING FABRICATION SHUTTER BOX 1107 Grand Ave. Ardmore, OK 73401 John T. Salyer Owner Phone 226-5555 (405) 223-2037 Label Stable Custom T-Shirt Designing 103 WEST MAIN ARDMORE, OKLA 73401 Agnew Smartt Inc. Men and Boys Wear J ELMORE ENERGY SERVICE CORPORATION Frac Tanks Vacuum Tanks RON ELMORE Bus.: 405 668-2071 j Res: 405 668-2170 BOX 149S RINGLING, OKLAHOMA 73456 Sapphire Supply Company OILFIELD SUPPLIES BOX 808 405 229-1337 HWY. 76 SOUTH HEALDTON, OKLAHOMA 73438 Lonnie Jean-Manager Ronnie Harris- Pump Shop Field Man Mary Phillips-Secretary Bookkeeper ! SSSSiiSWiSiSSfSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSiSS Gail's of Healdton Ladies' Shoes and Apparel 107 WEST MAIN ARDMORE, OKLAHOMA TELEPHONE Linda Agnew 223-8662 142 Oneta's Style Shop ELLIS AUTO SUPPLY Box 96 A.C. 405 668-2411 Ringling, Okla. 73456 BOX 690 RINGLING, OKLAHOMA PHONE- 662-2986 Congratulations 1982 Seniors from the Shores Family SIX S Hot Shot Service Forklift Ditcher Backhoe Roustabout % 405-668-2513 Wilson, OK Stubbs Hats Boots Shoes Stamps Welcome OPEN 7 DAYS 74 HOURS 111 West Main Ardmore, OK 223-3342 Tri-City Feed Ranch Supply I S« s cz.W. Located Healdton-Wilson Y 668-2624 Clark Sutherland President 143 : k Another school year has ended once again. We, the annu; staff, have worked long and hard trying to make this a year t remember. Because of the strong support and cooperation given by th faculty, the administration, and the student body, the annu; staff has been able to capture many memories of this year. As editor of the 82 Eagle it gives me a great privilege ft present to you our yearbook of cherished memories. Best Wishes, Janice Meloy • Editor ' ' ' ’ ■ Hi