Wilson High School - Eagle Yearbook (Wilson, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1987 volume:

MOSUffi AJOSTIWL wosm Nosum i) Wn Is it Kyle Chatham or the famous nerd, Messy Marvin? To be or not to be. That is the question asked by Denise Brinlee and Stephanie Newton. Kevin Price and Brian Wilkerson marching with the Pride of Wilson in the Wilson Christmas Parade. Betty Henry is auditioning for the new movie, Mrs. Dad. 2 iiUL Monica McKee. Amy Hodges, and Christi Jones don’t know that to see-saw you can’t all be on the same end — someone has to be on the other end. David Altstatt, disguised as Santa, takes a rest before delivering goodies. Mr. Proctor and Earl Dethloff — a chip off the old block. Karen Nickell, Dyanna Loving, Stephanie Cor-many, Valerie Rutledge. Lisa Car-riker. and Julie Buck drinking in knowledge. Scott Robison. Phillip Smith. Stephanie Newton, Robert Tynes, Janice Steele, Forrest Hodges, and Betty Henry take time off from working on the annual for a gummy bear break. Keith Farrell, Johnny Turner. Pat Summy and Shannon Sanner show off their “BOZ’’ haircuts. Michelle McClain and Charlott Blodgett relax while waiting for the Vo-Tech bus. Sandra Haragan, Chassatyna Burden and Mandi Allen pose for the photographer during recess. 4 Catch Our Explosion? We re sure many of you are wondering why in the world the annual staff chose such a wild looking cover. Why is Catch Our Explosion printed on the cover? Did the annual staff blow up so many balloons that they lost touch with reality and are planning to blow NOT PLAN TO BLOW UP THE SCHOOL! up the school? We'd like to take this space to explain our reasons for the cover and title choice, but first let us assure you of one thing. WE DO One of the first decisions the annual staff makes is on the theme for the annual. The theme chosen should reflect the general feeling and attitude of the student body. After much discussion it was agreed that we wanted this annual to reflect the feeling of optimism we all had about the future of our school. We wanted everyone to look at us and see that slowly but surely we are building up our school and that we are excited about what is happening in our school. In other words, we want you to Catch Our Explosion. Why did we choose the wild looking cover? We will be the first to admit that our cover is not pretty in any sense of the word, but we feel that it accomplishes our purpose. It grabs your attention so that we can say — KEEP YOUR EYES ON US AND CATCH OUR EXPLOSION. At far left Melanie Hale is giving it all she can while marching with the band in the Wilson Christmas Parade. At left Seniors Sheri Klinger and Sheila Holloway savor their friendship, knowing that graduation marks the end of their carefree school years and the beginning of their adult life. It was just one of those days. These firemen weren't expecting to have to push their firetruck through the Wilson Christmas Parade. Tommy Thompson, Mike Chapman. Billy Shaw, Chris Sud-derth. Gary Guthrie, Tony Wharton and Ronnie Stearns are looking forward to wearing the black and gold of the Wilson Eagles. 5 Robert Blodgett Aragon 6 Marty Firestone Kathy Goodson Chuck Greenroyd Gary Sheila Jeff Hodges Holloway Houchin Cameron Herrin Pam Hickman Forrest Hodges Brian Johnson Compliments of Bill and Linda Holloway David Kevin Johnson Johnson lit) '«R Janice Steele Christina Torrez Shelley Vernon McClain Newton Weatherford NOT SHOWN: Billy Burns David Dixon David Howard Dub Lee Rocio Arostegui 1 e a i c t o r Sheila Holloway Roger Dethloff 1 a a it n 9 CLASS FAVORITES: Linda Idleman and Donnie Howard CLASS OFFICERS: Pres. — Preston Loving, Vice Pres. — Linda Idleman, Secy. — Shannon Copeland. Treas. — Crystal Hodges, and Reporter — Miles Goode. 10 (Compliments of Ardmore Video) Beaver, Aylisa Blodgett, Charlott Brinlee, Denise Claxton, Brett Copeland, Belinda Copeland, Michael Copeland, Shannon Davis, Burk Dodd, Christina Elliott, Kalinda Eubanks, Mike Goode, Miles Hunziker, Brian Idleman, Linda Jones, Victoria Loving, Preston Marutzky, Holly Neasbitt, Sabrina Nipp, Donna Norton, Terry Price, Shawn Ridenour, Racheal Tompkins, Jerry Tynes, Robert Vansill, Jessie Whatley, Susan Racheal, Denise, and Shawn practice counting in school. Compliments of Blondell’s Flowers Belinda, Cindy, Denise, Shannon, Tori, and Christi at softball nractice. Not Shown: Clay Battles Donnie Howard Jerry Johnson Vester O'Daniel Doug Wright Tori and Preston pass a lifesaver in the spirit contest. Aylisa and Brian dress up for spirit week. 8 0 P H 0 M 0 R E Asbery, Billy Battles. Gina Bennett. Diana Butler, Cindy Chapman, Randy Delano, Allison Dethloff, Earl Dye, Cheril Emerson, Kelly Farrell. Keith Farrell, Richard Fizer, Clint Gillum, Darla Glenn, Angela Gunter, Larry Hartman. Paula Hefner, Sondra Henry, Kim Hickman. Barry Houchin, Brad Idleman, Mark Idleman, Tommi Lou Johnson, Brent Kinard, Daniel Kinard, William Class Officers Johnny, Gina, Angela, Kelly, Denise, and Melissia working on their float. President, Billy Asbery Vice-President, Tommi Idleman Secretary-Treasurer, Gina Battles Reporter, Earl Dethloff Compliments of Farrell’s Drive In King. Brandi Krueger. Scott Lee. Kim Lowery, Jennifer Lowery, Kristy Newton. Bradley Nipp, Crystal Perkins, Kelly Price, Kathy Rich, Jody Robinson, Angela Sanner, Shannon Simmons, Lisa Skelton, Michelle Summy, Pat Turner, Denise Turner, Johnny Vernon, Dayle Ann Vickers, Tim Wallis, Tara C L A S S SURFIN SOPHOMORES: Kelly, Tommi, Crystal, Sondra, and Tara wearing their jams during spirit week. Cindy Butler and Keith Farrell 13 Alpha, Paul Ashley, Cynthia Blodgett, Misty Buck, Julie Busby. Rodney Carlile, Sharia Carriker, Lisa Gray, Ronnie Gunter. Dan Hacker, Mary Henderson, Kelly Flatt, Keith Fulton, Michael Gaines, Jerry Garrett, Kevin Goff, April Hodges, Mindy Howard, Jim Dyanna, Tisha, Valerie, Brad, Sharia, Ray, Lisa, Kevin, Julie, and Deana are all smiles for jam day on spirit week. Not Shown: Eddie Dunon Sharia Eubanks Donna Vest Chapman, Tina Chapman, Thna Chatham, Kyle Coe, Valerie Cormany, Stephanie Dodd, Robert Class Julie Buck McDonald, Deana McKinnon, Kelly Meloy, Barbara Mutziger, Sanny Nickell, Karen Phillips, Lee Ratcliffe, Donald Richard, Ruthie Roberts, Larry Rutledge, Valerie Sanders, Dianna Stone, Raymond Sullivan, Bradley Tibbs, Angela Towler, Tommy Webb, Michael Wigington, James Williams, Jennifer 15 Acox, Bryan Adams. Greg Allen. Bubba Bates, Mike Briscoe. Tina Brown. Chad Deal. Tina DeCastro. Larry Ellis. Toni Elmore. Mark Emerson. Kenny Farrell. Darin Gemmel. Juan Goodson. Benton Green. Joy Greenroyd. Melissia Gunter. Sarah Hilstad. Lisa Holloway. Sheryl Howard. Carol Hubbard. Mitzi FAVORITES Compliments of Robert and Gladys Holloway Wyatt, Matt Not Shown: Hayes, Chris Johnson, Jeff Kinard, Jerome Manley, Paula McCauley. Charlie McDonald. Joe McMahan. Greg Miller, Joel Newell, Micah Price, Kevin Richardson, Johnny Robertson. Julie Skelton. Nita Smith, Craig Stearns, Kevin Stone, Kimberly Wallis, Lorie Way. Shanda Wilkerson, Brian Wilkinson, Gerald Whatley. Jennifer White, Michelle OFFICERS Greg Smith, President; Juan Gemmell, Vice President; Joe McDonald. Sec.-Treasurer; and Greg McMahan, Reporter. G R A D E Compliments of Hawk Real Estate Inv. SEVENTH Acox, Brandi Alpha, Teresa Arnold, Charlotte Barnes, Alan Bates, Travis Burris, Melody Butler, Rhonda Cameron, Katen Camplain, Jamie Cantrell, Stacey Carr, John Carr, Terri Copeland, Shawn Cormany, Dustin Davis, Amy Dewbre, Chad Fisher, Gerri Flowers, Eric Gray, Amber Class Favorites Shelly Key and Rodney Wharton CLASS OFFICERS: Jennifer Salsbury, Sec.-Tres.; Jamie Camplain, Reporter; Chad Dewbre, Vice Pres.; Tom Shin, President. Compliments of Dave and Cindy Cormany 18 GRADE Irving. Aaron Johnson. Will Key. Shelly King. Bridget Littlefield. Matt Moore. Eddie Musgrove. Rodney Mutziger. Danny Price. Chad Rich, Robbie Richardson. Abigail Roberts. Jason Russell. Heather Salsbury, Jennifer Shaw. Kimberly Shin. Tom Smith. John Stinson, Michelle Vines. Scarlett Wharton. Rodney Williams. ShaRhonda Wyatt. Mark Allen, Shannon Bates, Billy Blackbird, Marisa Burden. Chad Butcher, Daniel Camplain, Lisa Dodson, Shane Gemmell, Tricia Gentry, Cara Hayes, Kasie Johnson, Tonya Nipp, Timmy Powell, Brian Richard. Tina Shaw, Billy Stearns, Ronnie Steele, Jarrod Tompkins, Eric Wall, Jason Welch, Jody Wright, Shawna SIXTH 20 Compliments of T and M Pharmacy GRADE Bishop, Carl Blackbird, Memoree Busby, Lucinda Carlile, Sonya Christian, Tony Demmitt, April Farrell, Greg Farrell, Lori Gutherie, Gary Hunziker, Johnny Lowery, Mandy McDonald, Jeremy McKinnon, Jason McMahan, Lynn Mutziger, Cindy Nickell, Gina Proctor, Amy Skelton, Michael Steele, David Taylor, Christopher White, Mike 21 Compliments of Doug Blackwell Agency Amant, Jennifer Barnes, Amanda Bates, Lori Brooks, Daniel Cox, Amanda Davis, Keri Deal. Robert Faught, Micheal Fulton, Donnie Hall, Sarah Henderson, Kristopher Hunt. Billy Hutcherson. Micheal Lawless, Carlena McKinnon, Kristee O dell, David Richardson, Bobby Russell, Jill Sudderth, Chris Taylor, Connie Way, Danny Welch, Shannon 22 Carpenter, Tera Chapman, Micheal DeBord, T. J. Dodd, Stephanie Fields, Dusty Flatt. Linda Flowers, Jason Forsythe. Jason Hacker, Racheal Howard, Jason Hodges, Amy Hull. Gabriel Jones. Christi Stinson, Mike Thompson, Tommy Tucker, Randy Wharton, Tony McKee. Monica Newell, Seth Nipp, Quinton Ramsey. John Smith, Kathy Compliments of Merritt, Inc. 23 4ti $ % a cC e Vernon, Mike Wilkinson, Rebecca Wilson, Thomas Barnes, Chad Chapman. Brian Davis. Jackie DeBord. Billy Eppler, Chad Goates, Amy Gray, Zane Hutcherson, Destinee Johns, Stephanie Lampkin, Loree McMahan, David Moore, Angela Pickens, Josh Speight, Kelly Stearns, Katherine Taylor, Michelle Turpin, Carrie Acree, Renee Arnold. Brent Asbery. Michael Avant. Shawn Bates. Jason Carr. Daniel Cline, Shane Elmore, Matt Gazaway. Darci Hall. Benny Henry. Missy Idleman, Stacy Powell, Curtis Robertson, Dennis Staples. Uriah Watkins, Angie Watson, Brandie White, Ty $ % a cC e T I R G R A D E Doyle, Brandy Griffin, Karen Gunter, Joseph McDonald, Josh Meadows, Anthony O'Dell, Kyle Smith. Don Ray Thompson, Amanda Venne, Misty Welch, Misty Williams, Michael 26 Hacker, Donnie Lampkin, Alanah McKee, Amanda Milburn. Chris Morgan, Greg Allen. James Allison, Steven Bates, Kim Cline, Shonna Dixon. Brent Flatt, Elizabeth Mutziger. Willie O'Daniel. Edna Salsbury, Summer Taylor, Zach Vails. Connie Wall, Dennis Vernon, Jodi Weatherford. Louis THIRD GRADE 27 Adams, Richard Allen. Mandi Altstatt, George Baeriswyl, Cheryl Baeriswyl, Pam Bates, Jarrod Bolles, Melissa Bone. Cory Burden. Chassatyna Cook, Jeff Dillard, Jason Faught, Jeremy Fields, Emily Garrett, Jerry Goates, Jody Haragan, Sandra Hardester. Dusty Johnson, Garry Kennedy, Brian Mann, Amber Mauldin, Marsha Sudderth, Misti Wilkinson, Billy SECOND 28 GRADE Altstatt, Gary Billingsley, Russell Blodgett, Jody Brooks, Jacob Brown, Lynsee Buck, Brandy Cooke, Casey Deal, Carolyn DeBord, Keri Farrell, J. B. Forsythe, E. J. Hacker, Billy Hacker, Misty Hayes, Nicholas Hodges, Danny Hunt, Amber Miller, Joanna Moyers, Michael Newell, Kristin Powell, Carrie Smith, Justin Stearns, Kim Williams, Jason Compliments of Forsythe Oil Field Allison, David Asbery, James Blackburn, Chris Burden, Shannon Butler, Beverly Dodson, Tosha Forsythe, Jeremiah Garrett, Kari Golden, Mindy Hacker, Angie Lee. Jeff Meloy, Brian Miller, Travis Morgan, Scott Slawson, Hilary Stewart, Joe Don Turner, B. J. Turpin, Cassie Wall, Chris Whitener, Jennifer Williams. Bobby Young. Misty Burke, Christina Claborn, Shane Cooke, Crystal Davis, Jeremy Dollar, Barry Emberling, George Farrell, Billy Hembree, J. D. Hogan, Donnie Idleman, Danah Lampkin, Jason Lowery, Jackie McDaniels, Jenny Russell. Stephanie Thompson, Steven Vines, Jacob Welch, Stacey McKinnon, Regina McMahan, Matt O'Daniel, Michael Powell, Christina Russell, Chrissy Williams, Stephanie Young, Allen GRADE 31 Altstatt, Cecil Altstatt, David Asbury, Mark Baker. Hope Bone, Kevin Buck. Justin Camplain, Brooke Deal. Lloyd Denny. Jeremy Gunter. Racheal Hodges. Misty Hull. Daniel Love. Brent Mann, Robin Mitchell. Samantha Miller. Jonathan O Daniel. Arlon Straughn, Lance Sudderth. Cade Tucker. Ami White. Kristin MORNING KINDERGARTEN 32 A F T E R N 0 0 N Adams. Misty Dawn Cleary. Samantha Conner. Michael Crawford. Dirk Doyle. Kelle Freeman, Jason Henry. Kelly Higgins. Barbi Howard. Gary Hunt. Randy Jones. Crystal Sanders, Carrie Shaw, Jessi Slawson, Melanie Taylor. Joshua Tharp, Morgan Turner, Brandi Whatley, Donna Kindergarten ADMINISTRATION S C H 0 0 L B 0 A R D President E. L. Loving Vice President Dave Cormany Clerk John O'Dell Members Pete Carlile R. B. Brown Kenneth Longest Elem. Principal HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Donald Arnold Superintendent Gary Labeth H.S. Principal Harland Smith M S. Principal Mary Barnes Charles Butler Buck Chatham Ray Davis Ronald Gunter Bill Holloway Gerald Jones Irene Jones HomeEc. Athletics Athletics Math Science Athletics. Math Vo.Ag. English Larry Johnson Chiquita Morton Joyce Mulkey Ann Muncy George Proctor Ed Purser Christy Sudderth Jim Weaver BarKl Special Ed. English History Computers Woodworking Business Athletics. Drivers Ed. MIDDLE SCHOOL FACULTY Bobbie Cox English Jerry Garrett Athletics. Social Studies Mike Hyder Science. Math Charline Patrick Desiree Shores Nancy Walker Special Ed. Remedial Math Reading. Writing ELEMENTARY FACULTY Mrs. Biles Mrs Caldwell Mrs Brmkerhoff Miss Lowery Mrs. Stinson Mrs Asbury Mrs Dawson Mrs Burnett Kindergarten 1st Grade 1st Grade 2nd Grade 2nd Grade 3rd Grade 3rd Grade 4th Grade Mrs Garner Mrs Bates Mrs Guinn Mrs Nickell Mrs Wilson Mrs Hull Mrs Henderson Mrs Paul 4th Grade 5th Grade 5th Grade 6th Grade 6th Grade P.E Reading Lab Special Ed Mr Stewart Counselor SECRETARIES AIDES Not Shown Vicki Jones Indian Education wnma Poindexter Supt Secretary Margie Garrett M S Secretary Joann Way Elem. Secretary Beth Tucker Aide Leta Sullivan Supt Secretary Lyndol Beaver H.S. Secretary COOKS CUSTODIANS Mary Venne. Cricket Reeder. Barbara Tynes. Glenda Stearns. Susie White, and Dean Williams Don Martin. Paulette Eubanks. Kelly Gaston. Steve Martin, and Betty Slawson. 35 ■■ 37 STUDENT '87 Brings Yearbook Changes Many changes have been made this year in the Annual Staff classroom. New people have arrived to learn the ropes of the new 87 annual. Thanks to the new sponsor, Christy Sudderth, the staff was able to raise enough money to help the budget situation from last year. During the Halloween Carnival this year, the staff had an Arts and Crafts booth, featuring crafts which the students on the staff made themselves. Later in the year an Alumni Basketball game was held which helped raise a lot of money. Then during Valentine's, the staff sold balloons to all of the Wilson students. The 1986-87 staff would like to say thanks to all who bought an ad and a yearbook; without the student body’s help it would be impossible to put out a good yearbook. Scott, Kathy, Lori and Janice are blowing up balloons for the Football Homecoming. Top Row, Left to Right: Ron Davenport, Forrest Hodges, Robert Tynes, Betty Henry, Gary Hodges, Scott Robison, Denise Brinlee. Bottom Row, Left to Right: Aylisa Beaver, Debbie Eubanks, Sheri Klinger, Christy Sudderth (Sponsor), Janice Steele, Stephanie Newton, Lori Grissom, and Holly Morgan. 38 PUBLICATIONS Journalism Has Busy Year The Journalism class was composed of eighteen junior and senior students during the 1986-87 school term. The editor was Tracey Walls and the assistant editor was Aylisa Beaver. The editor s responsibilities include seeing that all the people are assigned stories to write and they are done properly. For the first time the Journalism Staff held a Journalism workshop for junior and senior students in journalism classes of schools in the surrounding area. A total of 50 students from Ringling, Marietta, Waurika, and Wilson attended. The workshop was co-sponsored by Oklahoma State University. The speaker was Chuck Choate, a journalism teacher at Eastfield College in Dallas and the editor of the Oklahoma National Guard Quarterly. Better and more effective ways of writing and page layout as well as making Journalism a career was discussed in the workshop. It was also pointed out that the Newspaper Staff is no place for a lazy person. Also during the school term, the Journalism class joined the Oklahoma Interscholastic Press Association (OIPA). The class entered their stories in monthly contests with other schools their size. Cameron Herrin won first place for writing a sports article and Robert Tynes received a Certificate of Merit for feature writing. At the curriculum meet at Durant, Cameron Herrin received the first place gold medal and Roger Dethloff received the second place silver medal in journalism. The Journalism class attended the OIPA Spring Conference at OU in April. The Eagle s Voice received a Certificate of Honor and Cameron Herrin was chosen as an alternate for a Journalism Scholarship. Sponsor Mrs. Muncy proudly displays newspapers published during ‘the 1986-87 school year. Standing, Left to Right: Aylisa Beaver, Roger Dethloff, Robert Tynes, Robert Rutledge. Editor Tracey Walls and Assistant Editor Denise Brinlee, Lori Grissom, Stephanie Newton, Shellie Wheeler. Kevin Johnson, For- Aylisa Beaver rest Hodges, Gary Hodges. Sitting: Kalinda Elliot, Racheal Ridenour, Tracey Walls, Sheila Holloway. 39 ?c £une 'rtyo ttema6en6 tmesiicti “Quit talking and start sewing or you'll never get your project done.' But do we have to; we hate to sew! “Come here and let me help you; no this won t do, go rip it out.'' Home Economics is much more involved than people believe it to be. The Home Economics class deals with subjects ranging from sewing to taking care of children and cooking. Future Homemakers of America (FHA) is a school club sponsored by the Home Economics instructor, Mrs. Mary Barnes. During the 1986-87 school year the club had several fund raisers. Among them was the sale of Tom Wat, bake sales, computer banner signs, and sucker sales. The money raised paid for FHA members to go to the annual FHA State Convention at OKC and for the officers to attend a Cluster Meeting at OKC. Top to Bottom. Left to Right. Row 1: Mehss a Wheeter Cher Dye Lisa Simmons. Robert Rutledge. Kevin Johnson. Kelly Emerson Betty Henry. Anna Blodgett. Angela Robmson Roger Dethtoff Royce Fulton. Keith Flan Row 2: Gary Hodges Brandi King Phillip Smith Jennifer Lowery Diana Bennett Diane Sanders. Crystal Hodges Misty Blodgett Danann Hu� Krystal Carr. Crystal Nipp Row 3: Shawn Dutton G a Battles. Chuck Greenroyd. Jennifer Williams Kelly McKinnon. Tma Chapman Juh Buck Sharia Carlile. Valerie Rutledge April Goff Valerie Coe. Kelly Perkins Row 4: Forrest Hodges Tommi Idieman Angela Tibb . Mary Hacker. Trma Chapman Mindy Hodges Dyanna Loving. Stephanie Cormany. Karen Nickell. Cynthia Ashley Ruthie Richard. Sondra Hefner. Lisa Carriker Tisha Isaacs Row 5: Jimmy Howard Belinda Copeland Sanny Mutziger Debbie Eubanks Stephanie Newton. Sheri Klinger Brian Hunziker Aylisa Beaver Brandley Gray Tara Walks Darla Gillum Deana McDonald Barbara Meloy Row 6: Hoity Marutzky. Kai.nda Elliot Kathy Goodson Lon Grissom. Sherfa Holtoway Janice Steele Shelley Vernon. Linda idieman. Sheiiie Wheeler. Mrs Barnes (sponsor) Left to Right, Standing: Janice Steele. Historian; Shelley Vernon. Devotional Chairman; Sheila Holloway. President; Linda Idieman. Secretary-Treasurer; Shellie Wheeler. Reporter Sitting: Lori Grissom. Parliamentanan; Kalinda Elliot. Song Leader Not Shown: Kathy Goodson. Vice-President. Sharia Carlile. Outstanding Pledge Shawn Dutton. FHA Beau Mrs. Barnes helps Home Ec I with sewing. 40 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Top to Bottom. Left to Right. Row One: Jason Dunn. Jason Simmons. Ricky Asbery. Michael Fulton. Ramon Stone. Mike Eubanks. Douq Wright. Jeff Stearns. Paul Alpha. Eddie Duhon Row Two: Donnie Ratcliffe. Jimmy Howard. William Kinard. Chuck Loving. Keith Flatt. Holly Marutzky. Kevin Johnson. Rodney Busby Row Three: Shawn Price. Marty Firestone. Danann Hull. Misty Blodqett. Bradley Newton. Clint Fizer. Robert Rutledge. Meiissia Wheeler Row Four: Mr Jones. Shawn Dutton. Greg Whatley. Larry Gunter. Brad Houchm. Micheal Webb. Bradley Gray. Brian Hunziker. Kelly Emerson. Gina Battles Row Five: David Howard. Barry Hickman. Gerald Vansill. Ronnie Gray. Larry Roberts. Bradley Sullivan. Belinda Copeland. Scott Weatherford Row Six: Kevin Garrett. Earl Dethloff. Roger Dethloff. Brett Claxton. Tori Jones. Miles Goode. Mike Copeland. Shannon Copeland. Preston Loving FFA (Future Farmers of America) is a school club sponsored by the Vo-Ag teacher, Mr. Gerald Jones. FFA members learn about subjects such as welding, land judging, animal care, and many others. FFA has participated in many livestock shows this year. Among the shows the Wilson FFA participated in are the Mudcreek Invitational, All-Oklahoma Steer Classic, Johnston County Junior Livestock Show, Carter County Fat Stock Show, and the Oklahoma Fat Stock Show. FFA members also compete in contests involving land judging and curriculum. During the 1986-87 school year the FFA had several fund raisers including selling Blue Gold Sausage and the annual slave sale. Senior Jeff Stearns proudly shows his 1st place ribbon and showmanship ribbon at the local livestock show. Belinda Copeland gets her steer ready for judgm OFFICERS: Brett Claxton — Treasurer. Mike Copeland — Vice President, Shannon Copeland — Sen.. Preston Loving — Reporter. Roger Dethloff — President, Tori Jones — Sweetheart. Miles Goode — Secretary. Student Council This year the Wilson Student Council sponsored many activities. They include such things as the Homecoming Parade and Spirit Week. They sponsored the Ron Cole Show from which they graciously donated $250 to the annual staff. Student Council also held inter-class tournaments in which classes competed to raise money. The Student Council officers consist of: President — Cameron Herrin Vice-President — Pam Hickman Secretary — Sheila Holloway Treasurer — Earl Dethloff Reporter — Stephanie Newton 42 Beta Club The Beta Club’s purpose is to promote citizenship and leadership. They represent the student body and prepare individuals for his her place in society. Members must maintain a 3.0 grade-point average and are put on probation if it drops below this average. Probation results in members being exempt from Beta Club activities. This year Beta Club has forty-one members. They installed officers and nineteen new members during a candlelight ceremony in October. The Club held a Senior vs. Faculty ballgame and went to Ringling to observe a quiz bowl in which five members of Beta Club were participating. The State Convention was April 13-14 and proved to be very fun for all the members. They stayed overnight in Oklahoma City and enjoyed getting away from Wilson for a while! First Row: St isaads.-Larry Kelly Henders McKinnon, Mi is, Johnny Richards. Kristy Lowery Bradley Sullivan, r§M. Forrest'H6dges, Angela Tibbs, Mic helle White, , Allison Delano. Mindy Hodges, Carlen Fulton. Fifth r, Julie Buck. Craig Smith, Valerie Rutledge. Larry )ba Aller Brandi King. Sixth Row: Sanny Mutziger, tiillips, Kyle Chatham. Kenny Emerson. Clay Battles, Stephanie t BUSY YEAR FOR BAND Very few people realize how many activities the band participates in and the countless number of hours spent in preparing for these activities. Most people think the band marches at football games on Friday nights and in the homecoming parade and then they are through for the year. Actually, the band's activities begin before the school year and continue through graduation. The band's 1986-87 school year started in early August with summer band and dinics for the drill team, rifles, flags, and twirlers. Then on the 21st of August, the band traveled to Healdton for the Healdton Oilfield Days Parade and won first place. On August 23, the band won second place in Ardmore's Football Saturday competition. September was spent preparing for the Oklahoma State Fair Parade which was held September 20. The band placed third in this competition. On October 11, the band again headed north for the Maysville Marching Contest and received first in marching, first in parade, and Outstanding Drum Major. November was a particularly busy month for the band. On November 8 the band traveled to Durant for All District Competition. Shawn Price placed first in Tuba and the band received the award for having the most boosters. Then on November 11, the band marched in the Veteran's Day Parade and were presented two plaques — one from the Carter County Veterans and another from the Oklahoma National Guard. On November 15 the band traveled to Durant for the second phase of All District Competition with Kelly Henderson placing second in French Horn. On November 22, Wilson band members won 33 chair positions on the S.C.O.B.D.A. Honor Band. December 6 brought the annual Southern Oklahoma Children's Christmas Parade in which Robert Tynes received a plaque for Outstanding Drum Major. Then on December 18, the band put on a Christmas Concert at the Wilson Gymnasium. The All-District Band Concert was held January 9 and 10 at Durant and the S.C.O.B.D.A. Honor Band Concert on January 23 and 24 at Walters. The High School Band received an Excellent rating, 13 students received solo awards, and the 7th Grade Band received an Excellent rating at Sulphur's Arbuckle Band Day on February 21. On February 28 the District Solo Contest was held in Ardmore with Wilson receiving 11 student awards and the Allison DeLano and Shawn Price qualifying for state competition. The Southern Oklahoma District Concert Band Contest was held in Ardmore on March 5 with Wilson receiving a Superior in concert performance, and Excellent in sight reading, and qualifying for state competition. Then came the day the band had worked for so hard — April 14, the State Concert Band Contest at Oklahoma University. The band ranked fifth in the state's 2-A class, receiving a one. 2 twos and 2 threes in the judging. Aylisa Beaver and Robert Tynes were nominated for the McDonald All American High School Band. On May 7 the High School Band held its Spring Coronation Concert where Dyanna Loving was crowned 1987 Wilson High School Band Queen. Then on May 5, the band had their annual banquet where they honored the 4 Seniors — Stephanie Newton, Billy Burns. Forrest Hodges, and Gary Hodges. The band's next and final performance of the year was to play for graduation which was held May 18. The band spent many hours participating in activities and competing in contests during the 1986-87 school year. They spent many more hours practicing and preparing for these activities and contests and on the bus traveling to and from these events. But I’m sure Mr. Johnson or any of the band members would agree that it was worth it, for they have truly made the 1986-87 Wilson High School Band the PRIDE OF WILSON. B A N D First Row: Mr. Johnson, Melody Burris, Michelle Stinson, Michelle Hodges, Stacey Cantrell, Rhonda Butler, Abby Richardson, Heather Russell. Second Row: Travis Bates, Dustin Cormany, Tom Shin, Dawn Griffin, Jamie Camplain, Samantha Hull, Amber Gray, Michelle Gray. Third Row: Shawn Copeland, Shelly Key, Jennifer Salsbury, Bridgit King. Kim Shaw, Will Johnson, Alan Barnes, Eric Flowers. Fourth Row: Danny Mutziger, Chad Price, Melanie Hale, John Smith, Chad Dewbre, Jason Roberts. First Row: Amy Proctor, Memoree Blackbird, Cindy Mutziger, Shawn Wright, Shannon Allen, Tina Richard, April Dimmit, Marisa Blackbird. Amanda Lowery, Mr. Johnson. Second Row: Sonya Carlile, Lori Farrell, Cara Gentry, Gina Nickell, Lisa Camplain, David Steele, Lynn McMahan, Gary Guthrie, Johnnie Hunziker. Third Row: Ronnie Stearns, Bill Bates, Jeremy McDonald, Mike White, Daniel Butcher, Jarrod Steele, Kasie Hayes, Jason Wall, Greg Farrell. 46 First Row: Stephanie Dodd, Kathy Smith, Amy Hodges, Linda Flatt, Connie Taylor, Tera Carpenter, Jennifer Amant, Angela Jac-quez. Second Row: Amanda Barnes, Monica McKee, Lori Bates, Jason Forsythe, Jason Flowers, Sara Hall, Gabriel Hull, Bobby Richardson, Randy Tucker, Kristopher Henderson. Third Row: Danny Way, Tony Wharton, Chris Sudderth, David O’Dell, Mike Stinson, Quintin Nipp, Jill Russell, Kerri Davis. Fourth Row: Tommy Thompson. Daniel Whitener, Dusty Fields, John Whatley, Jason Howard, Donnie Fulton, Daniel Brooks, Mr. Johnson. First Row: Renee Acree, Angie Watkins. Brandie Watson. Darci Gazaway, Katherine Stearns, Carrie Turpin, Rebecca Wilkinson, Amy Goates, Destinee Hutcherson, Michelle Taylor, Stacey Idleman, Missy Henry. Second Row: Jackie Davis, Daniel Carr, Billy DeBord, Chad Eppler, Chad Barnes, David McMahan, Mike Vernon, Benny Hall, Zane Gray, Jason Bates. Dennis Robertson. Third Row: Mr. Johnson. Shawn Avant, Brian Chapman, Ty White, Matt Elmore, Uriah Staples, Brent Arnold. 47 The WHS Cheerleaders EXPLODED into the 1986-87 school year with high hopes and new experiences. During the summer they attended OU’s Thunderhawk Cheerleading Camp and learned techniques for mounts, jumps, pyramids, cheers, and dance routines. Later in the summer the WHS Cheerleaders held a car wash and a Cheerleading Clinic for grades four through eight in which they taught cheers, jumps, and basic arm motions. They evaluated the students and had Pep Rallies. When the new school year began, the WHS Cheerleaders had a lot of new techniques to show along with skits. So, as you can see, the WHS Cheerleaders hit the new year with a big BANG! Lett to Right: Racheal Ridenour, Shelley Vernon, Gina Battles. Pam Hickman, and Janice Steele. Not Shown: Denise Turner. WHS Cheerleaders take time out to play. Senior High 48 Gina, Shelley, Pam, Janice, and Racheal form a chorus line. Junior High Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Stephanie Cormany. Deana McDonald. Dyanna Loving, Kelly McKinnon. Karen Nicked. Seventh Left to Right: Bridgit King. Samantha Hull, Jamie Camplain. Bonnie Hodges. ShaRhonda Williams, Charlotte Arnold. Michelle Hodges. Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Cindy Mutziger. Kathy Smith. Monica McKee. Kasie Hayes. April Dimmitt, Lori Farrell. Jennifer Amant. Amy Proctor. Jill Russell. 49 It’s hard to express our feelings on paper; to express the warmth we have for you with a piece of cold lead It's difficult to paint bright emotions in black and white and to confine it to mere print. To show our appreciation, The Annual Staff proudly dedicates the 1987 Eagle to Mrs. Cloyce Biles. 52 :ameron Herrii :e Steele 53 MOST DEPENDABLE Section, 54 55 CANDIDATES ESCORTS Queen Escort Sheila Holloway and Cameron Herrin Janice Steele and Shawn Dutton Pam Hickman and Robert Rutledge Shellie Wheeler and Phillip Smith AWARDS it OKLAHOMA HONOR SOCIETY Top Row: Scott Robinson, Tracey Walls, Lori Grissom, Sheri Klinger, Sheila Holloway, Cynthia Butler. Second Row: Tisha Isaacs, Dianna Sanders, Kim Lee, Aylisa Beaver, Holly Morgan, Darla Gillum. Bottom Row: Bradley Sullivan, Cameron Herrin, Roger Dethloff, Keith Farrell. Not Shown: Shelley Vernon, Miles Goode, Brett Claxton, Chuck Loving. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Top Row: Scott Robison, Roger Dethloff, Cynthia Butler. Second Row: Kim Lee, Aylisa Beaver, Holly Morgan, Darla Gillum. Bottom Row: Tracey Walls, Cameron Herrin, Sheila Holloway, Sheri Klinger. Not Shown: Shelley Vernon, Miles Goode, Brett Claxton. 60 Lori Wallis was runner-up in the state spelling bee. Roger Dethloff receives an award from Mr. Labeth during graduation ceremonies. HONORS Mr. Labeth presents an award to Cameron Herrin Jamie Camplain receives an award from Mr. Smith during awards assembly, during graduation ceremonies. Stephanie Newton is being congratulated by Mrs. Brinkerhoffs first grade class receives reading certificates. Sheri Klinger after winning the Masonic Award. 61 63 JUNIORS — 1st PLACE SPIRIT Each year during football season, the WHS students take one week out of normal student life to show their true colors. During that week classes competed in numerous wacky contests to see which class showed the most school spirit. Monday the students entered the doors of school showing off their weird new shoes. Everyone knows that in the handbook it says not to wear shorts, but that didn’t stop the student body, for Jam Day was the most popular day of Spirit Week. Wednesday there was a lot of kidding around about the dress and designs of clothing on students. Some people told others that they didn’t need to dress up for Nerd Day, because they were nerdy enough anyway. Horror Movie Day was a confusing day for some because half of the time no one knew who their best friend was. £ Teachers show their spirit by decorating a car for the parade. SOPHOMORES — 2nd PLACE 64 Beating Riverside is serious business for this clown. This small mummy gets through the parade the easy way — he sleeps through it! Jason Walls and his brothers enjoy participating in the parade. WEEK '87 Wednesday and Thursday were also the days set aside for class contests. One girl and one boy from each class competed in events such as tricycle races and egg tossing. Also each day Mr. Labeth would give clues to every class for a scavenger hunt. At the end of the day, the winner would add points to their scores for the week. The last day was the most exciting of all. Every student in school wore black and gold and was showing all the spirit they could muster. At the end of the day the Student Council sponsored a homecoming parade which was made up of the class floats that the classes had worked on during the week, the WHS Band, bicycles, cars, horses, and the football players and homecoming queen candidates. After the parade a pep rally was held in the middle of Main Street. The whole town participated and everyone had a lot of fun. Spirit Week was won by the Seniors for having the most points, and the float contest was won by the Juniors for having the best float. SENIORS — 3rd PLACE FRESHMEN — 4th PLACE Junior Class President Preston Loving kept the program running smoothly. Where The 1987 Prom Queen, Kathy Goodson, receives a plaque. The 1987 Jr.-Sr. Banquet and Prom was held on Saturday, May 9, 1987 at the Ramada Inn in Ardmore, OK. The theme for the Banquet was Up Where We Belong.’’ The Banquet room was decorated in blue and silver with clouds, stars, and a balloon arch accenting the walls and balloons and stars floating on the ceiling. One addition to the 1987 Banquet and Prom was a formal Promenade which started at 6:00. The public was invited and parents were encouraged to take pictures.______ Juniors Brett Claxton, Mike Coipeland, and Mike Eubanks enjoy the program. Kalinda Elliott. Christy Dodd, and Shannon Copeland share some juicy gossip. Mr. Labeth looks on while Christina Torrez and Janice Steele receive a souvenir from the banquet. Shelley Vernon enjoys one of the lighter moments of the program. Keith Farrell, Earl Dethloff, Carlen Fulton, Darla Gillum, Kelly Emerson, and Angela Robinson acted as ushers and helped serve the buffet meal. Preston Loving brought an end to the banquet by announcing the 1987 Prom King and Queen — Phillip Smith and Kathy Goodson. The Prom was held in an area adjoining the banquet room. Disc Jockey Steve Stone provided music and videos for the Prom, which lasted until midnight. We The 1987 Prom King, Phillip Smith, receives a plaque. Belong Phillip Smith and Shellie Wheeler look on while Robert Tynes receives the “pantywaist award from Ronnie Davenport. ONWARD AND UPWARD Graduates Culminate Their High Qchool Years The crowd fell silent on May 18, 1987 as the class of '87 filed into the gym to take their assigned seats. As they waited, each of the 46 graduates reflected upon the good times and memories of their high school years that would never be forgotten. Graduation proved to be a time of mixed feelings as the seniors passed through a major transition in their lives. All of the graduates were excited to be finished with high school. They felt that they were ready to conquer the world, but also felt a pang of sadness about leaving their friends and families behind. At the ceremony, there were the traditional student speakers including Sheila Holloway, valedictorian and Roger Dethloff, salutatorian. The guest speaker, Master Chief Robert R. Adams, a 1956 graduate of Wilson High School, told the seniors how proud he was of being from Wilson and encouraged them to always try their hardest at whatever they did. He also repeated to them their class motto “Every ending is a new beginning.” During the ceremony, man) graduates tried different ways tc try to keep cool in the heat of the gym. Some used fans while other; used kleenex to wipe off the dripping sweat. When they finally hac their diplomas in hand there were varied reactions by the students Most of them breathed a sigh ol relief, while others had tear; streaming down their faces. Overall, graduation was an ex citing time as each student proud ly walked forward to receive thei: hard-earned diplomas, ending their high school careers. Betty Henry is congratulated by Skinny Stewart after receiving her diploma. 68 Gary Hodges, Sheri Klinger, and Shellie Wheeler wait anxiously for graduation ceremonies to begin. The graduating class of 1987 reflect back on their high school years as they listen to guest speaker, Master Chief Robert Adams, during graduation ceremonies. 69 BANQUETS 70 71 p i L '‘i. m SR. HIGH FOOTBALL Weaver. One note of optimism for the Eagles was having 6 Seniors make the All District team. These were Charlie Burks, running back; Cameron Herrin, safety; Roger Dethloff, center; Tom Hall, defensive tackle; David Johnson, defensive end; and Trevor Overby, offensive line. The Wilson Eagles started the 1986-87 football season with high hopes, ended the season with a record of one and nine. The Eagles had a total of 38 players. There were 14 Seniors, 7 Juniors, and 16 Sophomores. The head each for the Eagles was Bill Holloway. His assistant coaches were Charles Butler, Buck Chatham, and Jim US 0 Tishomingo J.V. THEM 14 16 Ringling 46 0 Elmore City 26 6 Waurika 13 14 Riverside 0 0 Empire 20 0 Fox 41 13 Maysville 14 0 Rush Springs 33 8 Marietta 46 Record 1 -9 Top to Bottom, Left to Right, First Row: Phillip Smith, William Kinard, Jeff Houchin, Tom Hall, Robert Rutledge, Miles Goode, Earl Dethloff. Second Row: Scott Weatherford, Shawn Dutton. Larry Gunter, Trevor Overby. Jeff Stearns. Third Row: Leo Nelson, Richard Farrell. Keith Farrell, Billy Asbery, Ricky Asbert, Mike Eubanks, Gianni Turner. Fourth Row: Shannon Sanner, Barry Hickman, Kevin Johnson, Charlie Burks, Pat Summy, Bradley Gray, Mike Copeland. Fifth Row: Tim Vickers (manager), Scott Kruger, Greg Whatley. Roger Dethloff, Brian Hunziker, David Johnson. Sixth Row: Terry Norton. Mark Idleman, Cameron Herrin, Randy Chapman, Brett Claxton. Donnie Howard. JR. HIGH Top Row: Coach Butler. Darren Farrell. Coach Garrett Second Row: .arry Roberts. Chad Brown. Chuck Loving. Brad Sullivan. Ray Stone. Dan Gunter, Travis Bates Third Row: Kevin Garrett. Kevin Stearns. Jerome Kmard. Kyie Chatham. Aaron trying. Jason Roberts Fourth Row: Micheal Fulton. Brian Wiikerson. Jerry Gaines. Craig Smith. Joe McDonald. Gregg McMahan. Tom Shin Fifth Row: Will Johnson. Chad Dewbre. Rodney Wharton, Mark Elmore. Kenny Emerson. Jeff Johnson. John Smith. Dustin Cormany OPPONENT OUTCOME Ringling Lost Elmore City Lost Waurika Lost Lone Grove Lost Caddo Won Fox Lost Maysville Lost Record: 1-6 76 US THEM 8 Ringling 0 8 Waurika 23 16 Lone Grove 0 0 Caddo 8 22 Maysville 0 Record: 3-2 7th GRADE Top Row: John Smith, Chad Dewbre, Jason Roberts, Dustin Cormany. Second Row: Darren Farrell, Coach Garrett, Aaron Irving. Third Row: Travis Bates. Rodney Wharton, Will Johnson, Tom Shin. 5th 6th GRADE Top Row: Coach Garrett. Lynn McMahan (mgr.). Kristopher Henderson. Brian Powell. Johnnie Hunziker. Jarrod Steele. Carl Bishop. Jason McKinnon. Micheal Faught. Shane Dodson. Jeremy McDonald. David O'Dell. Second Row: Shannon Welch. John Ramsey. Daniel Brooks. Danny Way. Billy Shaw. Gary Guthrie. Ronnie Steams. Chris Sudderth. Dusty Fields. Third Row: Mike White (mgr ), Mike Chapman. Billy Hunt. Tommy Thompson. Donnie Fulton. Tony Wharton. Daniel Butcher. Jason Wall. David Steele. US THEM 6 Velma Alma 12 12 Ringling 0 0 Fox 6 12 Ringling 6 6 Lone Grove 0 Record: 3-2 77 H.8. Girls Basketball Lady Eagles Accomplish The 1986-87 Lady Eagles started their year off with a bang by winning their first two games. Their new coach, Buck Chatham, helped the Lady Eagles accomplish many things that haven’t been — done in a long while in Wilson. The Lady Eagles had a successful year, finishing with a record of 11-13. Highlights of the season included winning District Runner-up and Senior Sheila Holloway and Junior Tori Jones being named to the All-Star team at the Velma-Alma tournament. Tori Jones I also played in the Arkuckle All-Star Classic. 78 US THEM 42 Wayne 37 55 Thackerville 48 46 Kingston 53 59 Ryan 50 31 Waurika 57 42 Ringling 40 47 Sulphur 45 46 Turner 48 70 Thackerville 56 46 Lone Grove 41 40 Ringling 35 59 Healdton 64 50 Healdton 69 34 Plainview 50 54 Lone Grove 58 61 Turner 60 28 Bray-Doyle 51 67 Ryan 59 59 Kingston 90 41 Ringling 43 52 Healdton 64 43 Marietta 42 33 Wynnewood 59 36 Healdton 61 Left to Right: Pam Hickman, Gina Battles. Cindy Butler, Holly Morgan, Sheila Holloway, Sheri Klinger, Stephanie Newton, Tori Jones, Kelly Emerson, Janice Steele, Betty Henry, Denise Brinlee, Belinda Copeland, Shellie Wheeler, Jennifer Lowery, Holly Marutzky, Coach Chatham. us THEM 60 Wayne 57 55 Thackerville 35 49 Kingston 69 43 Ryan 54 34 Sulphur 76 43 Waurika 76 25 Turner 56 42 Thackerville 54 38 Lone Grove 64 35 Ringling 62 52 Healdton 74 39 Graham 50 38 Plain view 46 48 Lone Grove 52 45 Turner 53 61 Bray-Doyle 58 55 Ryan 58 43 Kinston 57 57 Ringling 63 43 Healdton 84 48 Marietta 62 H.8. Boys Basketball Left to Right: Keith Farrell, Shawn Dutton, Earl Dethloff, Billy Asbery, Jeff Houchin, Brian Hunziker, Scott Weatherford, William Kinard, Terry Norton, Larry Gunter, Phillip Smith, Bradley Newton, Cameron Herrin, Robert Rutledge, Mark Idleman, Coach Bulter. Eagles Discover Trying Times During the 1986-87 season the Eagles discovered moments of success and joy as well as some disheartening defeats. Whether the scoreboard said win or lose the Eagle athletes won in their own hearts. Through every game the Eagles gave 100%. The Wilson High School boys basketball team worked and improved through the season and came out with a 3-18 record. The boys season was highlighted by having seniors Shawn Dutton and Robert Rutledge named to the Arbuckle All-Star Classic. It takes more than just strength and style ... it takes determination and the willpower to stand up proud when the going gets rough. Top Row, Left to Right: Coach Weaver, Lee Phillips, Brad Sullivan. Chuck Loving, Gregg McMahan. 2nd Row: Kenny Emerson. Larry Roberts, Kyle Chatham, Joe McDonald, Kevin Garrett Bottom Row: Mark Elmore, Brian Wilkerson, Charlie McCauley. Not Shown: Tom-my Towler, J. P. Wigington. Chad Brown. Standing, Left to Right: Coach Garrett, Chad Dewbre, Will Johnson Tom Shin, Dustin Cormany (manager), Aaron Irving. Jason Roberts. Sitting: Travis Bates. Rodney Wharton. Top Row, Left to Right: Coach Garrett, Jeremy McDonald, Jarrod Steele, Johnny Hunziker, Mike White, Lynn McMahan (manager). 2nd Row: David O’Dell, Chris Sudderth, Kris Henderson, Gary Guthrie, Tony Wharton, Danny Way. Bottom Row: David Steele, Gabriel Hull, Mike Stinson, Randy Tucker, Jason Wall. US THEM 29 Healdton 27 42 Turner 28 43 Lone Grove 52 29 Ringling 44 39 Dickson 37 29 Healdton 34 26 Healdton 20 41 Waurika 42 33 Velma 27 44 Thackerville 24 36 Ringling 35 46 Thackerville 40 35 Turner 42 29 Lone Grove 53 39 Bray 33 Record: 9-6 7th GRADE US THEM 52 Healdton 66 19 Healdton 15 29 Ryan 44 33 Ringling 10 47 Healdton 9 31 Leon 13 44 Zaneis 21 44 Ringling 21 26 Leon 23 Record: 8-1 HEALDTON TOURNAMENT CHAMPS 5th 6th GRADE US THEM 32 Ringling 8 27 Healdton 2 29 Ryan 22 38 Zaneis 16 21 Waurika 24 34 Healdton 13 36 Turner 10 37 Thackerville 34 34 Ryan 19 22 Ringling 14 Record: 9-1 ZANEIS TOURNAMENT RUNNER UP TURNER TOURNAMENT CHAMPS 80 US THEM 30 Healdton 35 40 Turner 50 44 Lone Grove 46 26 Ringling 50 33 Dickson 51 36 Healdton 38 31 Healdton 41 34 Waurika 37 29 Thackerville 34 30 Ringling 55 42 Thackerville 44 19 Turner 39 35 Lone Grove 38 38 Bray 44 Record: 0-14 7th GRADE US THEM 25 Ringling 18 16 Elmore City 7 12 Healdton 9 32 Ryan 17 18 Zaneis 11 34 Healdton 20 38 Leon 14 32 Zaneis 23 38 Ringling 17 46 Turner 25 48 Terrell 28 37 Thackerville 21 Record: 12-0 HEALDTON TOURNAMENT CHAMPS ZANEIS TOURNAMENT CHAMPS LEON TOURNAMENT CHAMPS 5th 6th GRADE OPPONENT OUTCOME Ringling won Healdton lost Ryan won Pernell won Healdton lost Healdton lost Turner won Thackerville lost Dickson won Ringling won Record: 6-4 | ZANEIS TOURNAMENT RUNNER UP 3rd PLACE — TURNER TOURNAMENT Top Row, Left to Right: Coach Smith, Stephanie Cormany, Sanny Mutziger, Tisha Isaacs. Shanda Wav, Valerie Rutledge, Sarah Gunter, Tina Briscoe. 2nd Row: Lisa carriker, Sharia Carlile, Deana McDonald. Jennifer Whatley. Dyanna Loving. Sheryl Holloway. Bottom Row: Sherri Idleman, Mary Hacker, Karen Nickel. Julie Buck. Top to Bottom, Left to Riaht: Shawn Copeland, Bonnie Hodges, Jamie Camplain, Michelle Hodges, Coach Garrett, Heather Russell (manager), Melanie Hale, Dawn Griffin, Melody Burris, Amy Davis, Samantha Hull, Kim Shaw, Sharhonda Williams, Jennifer Salsbury, Shelley Key. Top Row, Left to Right: Coach Hull, Sonya Carlile. Mandy Lowery, Lisa Camplain, Tina Richards, Lori Farrell, Connie Taylor, Gina Nickel. 2nd Row: Cindy Mutziger, Sarah Hall, Cara Gentry, Kathy At Right Senior Ron Funk getting ready to bat. At Left: Senior Shawn Dutton throwing strikes. Below: Senior Robert Rutledge taking a grounder during qwarmup. Top Row: Coach Weaver, Shawn Dutton, Mike Copeland, Jeff Houchin, Bradley Sullivan, Robert Rutledge, Billy Asbery. Bottom Row: Bradley Newton, Tommy Towler. Brian Hunziker. Cameron Herrin. Mark Idleman, Kevin Garrett. Not Shown: Ron Funk and Jerry Johnson. BASEBALL SCORES Silo Tourn. Champs US Them 7 Dickson 8 Dickson 0 6 Marietta 10 2 Marietta 5 4 Ringling 3 10 Healdton 1 2 Healdton 5 2 Marietta 6 2 Marietta 3 3 Plainview 2 5 Plainview 12 3 Atoka 2 11 Blue 0 10 Coleman 9 Healdton Tourn. Runner-Ups US THEM 15 Coleman 5 11 Bray 1 17 Lone Grove 7 0 Big Pasture 5 3 Healdton 4 12 Healdton 5 2 Lone Grove 12 10 Lone Grove 10 13 Dickson 9 13 Dickson 1 4 Plainview 5 4 Plainview 13 10 Marietta 9 1 Kingston 4 Junior Jerry Johnson keeping an eye on the game. 83 TRACK JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS TRACK: 1st Row: Tina Chapman, Lisa Carriker, Sheryl Holloway, Sherrie Idleman, Julie Buck, Trina Chapman. 2nd Row: Coach Butler, Sanny Mutziger, Kelly McKinnon, Sharia Carlile, Valerie Rutledge, Dyanna Loving, Deana McDonald. ELEMENTARY GIRLS TRACK: 1st Row: Dawn Griffin, Staci Cantrell, Melody Burris, Kim Shaw, Teresa Alpha. 2nd Row: Rhonda Butler, Michelle Stinson, Bonnie Hodges, Bridgit King, Amber Gray, Heather Russell. 3rd Row: Samantha Hull, Amy Davis, Melanie Hale, Shelly Key, Coach Garrett, Jamie Camplain. 84 HIGH SCHOOL BOYS TRACK: 1st Row: Pat Summy, Eddie Duhon, Shannon Sanner, Micheal Fulton. 2nd Row: Preston Loving, Kyle Chatham, Coach Chatham, Larry Roberts, Brad Sullivan, Phillip Smith. JUNIOR HIGH BOYS TRACK: 1st Row: Brian Wilkerson, Kevin Price, Jerome Kinard, Chad Brown, Joe McDonald, Kevin Stearns, Craig Smith. 2nd Row: Darin Farrell. Kyle Chatham, Brad Sullivan, Larry Roberts, Eddie Duhon, Micheal Fulton, Greg MacMahan. ELEMENTARY TRACK: 1st Row: John Smith, Chad Price, Erin Irving, Eric Flowers. 2nd Row: Will Johnson, Tom Shin, Travis Bates, Rodney Wharton, Coach Garrett. 85 ELEMENTARY ELEMENTARY TRACK TRACK MEET •• AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS 89 BEAVER’S CAR WASH Hwy. 70 West Wilson, OK DeatuiCny Uu.t and £unio £ten £hoii and Quvtlxij - Lloyd’s Ladies Apparel 3S D TIFF ANY PLAZA ARDMORE OKLAHOMA 73401 JESSE AND ESTHER LLOYD OWNERS Telephone Off 405 223-4640 A «: 405 666-2796 Sporting Goods • T-Shirts • Sporting Apparel Caps • Transfers • Trophies Label Stable 405 223-2037 DON MOYERS 127 West Main INA MOYERS Ardmore, OK 73401 91 LONGEST INSURANCE AGENCY 125 E. MAIN WILSON, OKLAHOMA 73463 PHONE 405 668-2368 GOOD LUCK WILSON ANNA LEE KYKER LAWANA WILSON DENISE HALLUM THE BANK OF WILSON MEMBER F.D.I.C. 222 W. 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