Woodward High School - Boomer Yearbook (Woodward, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1968 volume:

,0T — ■jr'r ' - • • • - . rr.- k. , - - C7 «J r JL2T -v « -. iiT- - There Once Was A School Its Name . . . Woodward High School A Place Where Real People Met Talked Gossiped And Laughed A Place Where Books Were Lost Dates Were Made Leaders Were Chosen And Classes Were Crowded A Place Where Spirit Echoed Down The Hall A Place Where There Was Victory And Defeat A Place That Had Too Many Cherishable Moments To Let Go By That’s Why We Put Out A Yearbook! We Want Everyone To Remember That School Called WOODWARD HIGH SCHOOL TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ACTIVITIES SPORTS ROYALTY Board Of Education MR. DAN PRICE, Treasurer of the Board of Education. MISS ELIZABETH CUTLER, Clerk to the Board of Education. Miss Cutler attended the Woodward Junior College, OU summer school and has taken some OSU extension classes. She has worked for 34 years as secretary to the superintendent, and is now in her first year as clerk to the Board of Education. 4 Mr. Howard R. Nixon, Superintendent of Woodward Public Schools, is married and has three children ages 2, II, and 13. His hobby is hunting. He is a member of the Woodward Rotary Club, the Woodward Chamber of Commerce, the Masonic Lodge, and Board of Directors of the Pioneer Museum. He attends the Methodist Church where he is a member of the official board. Nixon has a BS Degree from Northwestern State College, an MS jree from Oklahoma State University, a Certificate of Completion from the Chillicothe Missouri Business College, and course work completed for Ed.D. Degree at Oklahoma State University. His work experience includes three years as a teacher and Principal, two years as Assistant Superintendent, and thirteen years as Superintendent of Schools. All his experience has been at Jet Public Schools and Woodward Public Schools. MRS. BILLIE HEATON, the wife of Coach Bill Heaton, is the person who is called upon to substitute when one of Mr. Nixon's secretaries finds she cannot make it. MR. HOWARD R. NIXON, Superintendent MRS. DORIS SWANSON is 'married and has two children, Roxanne. 13 and Mike, 10. She attended Oklahoma State University and has seventeen years of secretarial experience. She enjoys oil painting, reading, piano and bowling. MRS. GEORGIA SCHAEFER is married and has two daughters, Candyce, 19 and Denise, 17. She attended Northwestern State College and has ten years of secretarial experience. She enjoys reading and is a member of the Methodist Church Worship Commission. 4411 5 Mr. Walker is the high school principal. He has a B.S. degree in Animal Science from O.S.U. and a M.T. degree from N.W.S.C. Mr. Walker taught vocational agriculture at Fairview for two years, at Freedom for three years, and at Mooreland for one year. He was the Freedom principal and coach for one year. He also taught science In W.J.H.S. for six years and he was the junior high principal for two years before becoming high school principal. Mr. Walker is a deacon at the First Christian Church. He is a member of the Lions Club, the Chamber of Commerce, all the teaching professional organizations, and the I.O.O.F. Lodge. Mr. Walker enjoys all sports and fishing. He especially enjoys working at the farm. Mr. Walker and his wife, Mary Netta have two children: Mrs. Kay Walker Swaffar who teaches science in Ponca City and Travis who is a student at N.W.S.C. Travis also runs a ranch. MR. GILBERT WALKER—High School Principal ADMINISTRATION BOB VAN METER—Vice Principal Mr. Van Meter is the W.H.S. Vice Principal. He also teaches drafting. He received his B.S. and M.T. degrees from N.W.S.C. Mr. Van Meter has completed his tenth year of teaching. In his teaching career Mr. Van Meter has been a head basketball coach for ten years, a girls basketball coach for eight years, and an assistant football coach for six years. He has also taught social science, drivers education, drafting, and physical education. Mr. Van Meter is a member of the First Methodist Church and the Masonic Lodge. He enjoys sports of all kinds. Mr. Van Meter and his wife, llene have two children: Jeania who is ten years old, and Mark who is seven years old. MELBA BRISCOE—Secretary Mrs. Briscoe worked in the Marlowe telephone office for three and one-half years, for Farmer's Insurance in New Mexico, and in Dr. Quillan's office for one year before becoming the high school secretary. Mrs. Briscoe is active in the First Baptist Church. She is also a member of Beta Sigma Phi. She enjoys sewing and has just recently taken up tole painting. Mrs. Briscoe has four children: Vicki who is thirteen years old, Toni—eleven, Charles—nine, and Randy—seven. GLENDA JOPLIN—Counselor Mrs. Joplin is the high, school counselor. She taught the fifth grade in Colorado for one year, English and journalism In Missouri for two years, and was a counselor in Arkansas for two years before she came to Woodward. Mrs. Joplin received her B.S. degree from Oklahoma Baptist University and her M.S.E. degree from Arkansas State University. She enjoys reading and music. Mrs. Joplin has been active in the First Baptist Church. She has one daughter, Christine, who is three years old. 6 HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY MR. AITSON Industrial Arts: B.S. and M.T.—N.E. State MRS. ALLGOOD Spanish I. II: B.A.—N.W.S.C. mr. McPherson Band: B.A. and M.A.—Phillips U. MRS. MERCER Libr.; B.S.—O.S.U. MRS. ANNIS English IV. Speech I. II. Ill: B.A.—N.W.S.C. MISS BARTLETT Typing II. Office Prac.. Shorthand. Bookkeeping; B.S.—O.C.L.A.: M.S.—O.S.U. MR. MORRISON Coach, Am. Hist., Geog.; B.S.—S.W.S.C. MRS. OUTHIER Home Ec. I. II, III: B.S.—O.S.U. MISS BAXTER Government. World Hist., Economics; B.S. and M.S.—S.W.S.C. MR. BEADLES Chemistry. Physics: B.S.—N.W.S.C. MR. SCHROEDER Coach. Algebra II. Trig., Math Analysis: B N.W.S.C.; M.S—O.S.U. MR SMITH Biology; B.S.—O.S.U. MR. BLAND Yearbook, English IV; B.A. and M.T.—Central State MRS. CASEY English III; B.S.—Phillips U. MR. THOMAS Voc. Ag.: B.S.—O.S.U. MR. TRAVIS T. |.; B.S.—N.W.S.C.: M.S.—O.S.U. MR. COVALT Coach, Typing I, Am. Hist.: B.S.—S.W.S.C. MRS. DAVIS English IV; A.A.—Centralia Jr. College; B.A.— McKendree College MISS TRIPP Typing I, Newspaper, Gen. Business; B.S S.W.S.C. MISS REIMERS English II. III. Yearbook; B.A.—S.W.S.C. MR. HEATON Geog., FB Coach. Athl. Director: B.S.—O.S.U. MR. HENSLEY Drivers Ed.: B.S.—S.W.S.C?. MISS VASSAR Geometry. Algebra I: B.S.—S.W.S.C. MRS. WALKER Chorus: B.A.—N.W.S.C.: M.A.—Colorado St MR. HEUSEL P.O.D., Sociology. Psychology: B.A.—S.W.S.C. Mr. Highfill Biology; B.S.—N.W.S.C. MRS. WEBB English II: B.S.—O.U. MRS. WILSON P.E.: B.S.—N.W.S.C. 7 CLASSES 9 Seniors Of 1968 OFFICERS President: Alan Braly Vice-President: Joyce Strieker Secretary: Linda Harris Treasurer: Becky Adams Reporter: Tina Glenn The spirit and unity of this year's Senior Class can be a helpful example to Seniors for years to come. With hard work and cooperation the Seniors provided W.H.S. with leadership, honors, and a full year of accomplishments. The Seniors were a class of fine and varied talent. The honors and awards acquired by members of this Senior Class can be viewed with pride by every student of W.H.S. We were sports stars, beauty queens, scholarship winners and members of many honorary groups both state and national. Although the Seniors contributed much to W.H.S., we feel we gained even more. The teachings, friendship, and memories of high school will remain an important part of every Senior. We thank everyone for the help, inspiration, and wonderful fun of our high school years. Rebbecca Adams Glenda Allen Jerry Arnold Sarah Baker Terry Barnett Patricia Bauer Gary Beggs Mary Jane Benbrook Janet Benedict John Berry Barbara Bevers James Brewster Lenora Brennon Kenneth Brittian Cathy Brown Charlene Buckley Danny Cain Regina Bruce 4411 Linda Caruthers I Mark Clark Danny Coombs W. M. Dennison Donald Clements Geraldine Converse Philip Cook Clair Craighead Mike Crawford Greg Day James Denton Diana Dickson Seniors choose announcements. 12 Patrick Diercks J. M. Dowell Debby Duncan Mike Duggin Frank Flack Janice Flock Virginia Forrest Joel Garcia Sarah Glenn David Grant Ival Gregory Clyde Hamilton 13 John Harrison Julia Hensley Deborah Heusel Linda Harris Patricia Hieronymus Steve Hilterbran Darrell Holding Gwenda Hurst Belinda Jordan Bill Keclc Valrie Kropf Gary Ladd Mitch Laird Terry La Valley 14 Barbara Moore 15 Carla Moreharf Lynda Morrison Herschell Mosier Keith Ann Oakley Douglas Parsons Samuel Peil Jon Peoples Paula Pierson Charles Poston Garry Prophet Albert Rader Joseph Randall Robert Randall Larry Richardson Wally Robinson Audry Scott Jerri Rittenhouse Rickey Rittenhouse Nancy Robinson Harry Semmel Robert Smith 17 Robert Smith Pamela Sparkman John Stroker Lynda Tribble Konnie Smith Janet Stocking Kathy Vassar Rhonda Sojka Danny Solloway Tommy Stowe Carol Tapp Joyce Strieker Virginia Tirey Donna Vineyard Richard Waggoner 18 Linda Weidner Linda Whitcomb Carolyn Wingo Terry Ware Tom Weidner Marlene White Cheryl Watson Callie Welch Elden Whitened Freddie Weibling Viclci Welch Richard Whittaker Henry Wooten Claudia Wray Steven Young 19 Junior Class Of ’68 Pat Patterson. V. Pres. Leanne Pierson, Reptr.: Marty Baird, Pres.: Nancy Feese, Sec.: John Whipps, Treas. This year's Junior class was a group of hard and constant workers. The Juniors with the help of their sponsors organized and promoted many projects and activities to earn money to sponsor the Junior-Senior Prom in April. Some of these many activities included candle sales, concessions at games, class ring sales, powder-puff football game and the Junior play with the help of the Thespians. The Junior Class put many long hours into the making of a most sensational prom. The Junior Class strived to bring honor, leadership, and enjoyment to our school throughout the year of 1968. Johnny Adams Parris Aldridge •Donna Alexander Nancy Allen Marty Baird Robert Batch Martha Becker Joe Betzen John Biege Alan Bishop Beth Bleckley Connie Boatman Susan Bowers Dennis Brewster John Bruce Tom Bryant Jerry Burkett Diane Byrn 20 Beverly Cannon Marilyn Carmichael Marilyn Carmicheal Teresa Carson Patti Carter Leland Cheap Phil Clabaugh Dianne Clem Wilnetta Clow Karen Coleman Russell Conine Mike Cook Virginia Conaway Charolett Cope Fred Copeland Charla Co Frieda Co Danny Cross Susan Cross Wilma Dart Mark Davis Barbara Day David Day Nancy Denny Larry Derrick Jolene De Von Steve Dodd Keith DonCarlos Karl Duggin Charles Duke Linda Earnest Alvida Elem Tisha Ellis Shirley Ferguson David Estes Mary Jane Evans Jan Faulk Nancy Feese Shirley Ferguson Lu Fisher Jane Foresman Judy Fuqua Lir.da Gambill Debbie Garbaez Becky Garrett Nita Gaston David Geddes Anne Glodfelty Carolyn Goin Janice Gossett Tom Gossett Betsy Gray Patty Gray Lincoln Gribble Janet Heer Juniors Choose Class Rings, Prom Decorations R. C. Hedges Gail Henderson Connie Hensal Patty Hoffert Debbie Houston Wayne Howe Janet Hughes Bucky Hunter Donna Hunter Dee Hyde Susie Jacobson Jim Jewett Roger Jividen Pam Kamolz Kenneth Karpe Greg Lawrence Rick Lee Barbara Lewis Delroy Lewis Lois Lierman Dana Logsdon Keith Mann Andy Martin Penny Martin Peggy Matthews David Maze David McDowell Jon Meadows Becky Merriman John Myer Larry Meyer Linda Meyer Roger Mitchell Mike Mohow Sherri Moore Donnie Morgan 22 Leanne Pierson and Dee Hyde choose their class rings. Mr. Morrison's class hard at work??? Pam Morland Larry Morris Linda Morris Randy Morrison Vickie Moyer Cynthia Moynihan Eldon Myers Ronnie Myers Norman Nelson Eva Nix Kay Dene Oakley Donna Owens Janice Owens Peggy Parker Dale Patrick Pat Patterson Jim Patton Danny Peil Leanne Pierson Jerry Pinkley Dixie Prophet Terry Prophet Kathy Quillin Bob Rabe Clydene Rader Alicia Randall Linda Ray Debbie Rhoads Billy Rice Vickie Ritchey Milton Rose Steve Sarvash Carmen Shaw Ricky Shaw Charles Sojka Charles Sojka Vivian Sparks It Happens Every Summer Juniors during on afternoon ploy practice getting ready for opening night. The Junior Class play sponsored by the Thespians. and directed by Miss Pat Tripp was presented November 28. Mrs. Woodruff Larae Donohue Marge Powell Gretchen Dana Gert Jennifer Truex Flippy Wonder Annabelle Ames .... M. K. Roberts Andrea Matlins Olga Stone Bitsy Stelling Charity Barnes Tod Colbert Pudgy Roulette Zachary Bryan Kenyon McClinton Count DiGeacomo Custis Oglethorpe Barnard Sands M. Rene Rocco Perc George Springe Gory Stafford Jesse Stallings Preston Stanley Linda Stephens Debbie Stevens Terry Strieker Tim Stump Steve Tapp Glenda Taylor Jack Taylor James Waggoner Jim Walker Johnnie Walker John Walraven David Webb John Whipps Sheri Wiles Dorothy Willard Qhili Williams Wauneva Williams Gary Wood Bill Wyatt Mike Clothier Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Picture Not Available 24 President Jack Thomas Vice-President Craig Chastain Secretary and Treasurer Judy Brower Reporter Sarah Flack In our first year of high school we have had many new and exciting experiences. Athletic concessions and various spring projects brought the sophomore class closer into the core of student life and brought better ideas and goals that will be continued throughout their remaining two years at W.H.S. Our sophomore year has been enjoyable and rewarding and we shall remember it as one of our best. Sophomores Tommy Adams Mickie Aldridge Sharon Ayres Roy Balfour Melinda Ball Jean Barnett Bobby Baxter Mac Benbroolt Linda Bishop Larry Boggs John Booth Sammy Booth Walter Boston Karen Braly Judy Brower Don Brown Rick Carlile Rhonda Carpenter Craig Chastain Tom Clark Bill Clem Janis Cochran Debbie Collis Carolyn Conaway 25 Donno Conger Gayle Crawford Robert Crooks Dennis Culp Glen Culp Charleen Damron Clayton Davis Kathy Davis Ronnie Day Mike Denney Scott Denton Lura Derrick Mike Devine Mike Dixon Ellen Dolan Danny Duggin Andrew Dunagan Jake Dusak Eddie Evans David Feese Janice Fenimore Jane Fields Carmen Fisher Dan Fisher Kenneth Fisher Sarah Flack Linda Foster Danny Fowler Ellen Fowler Sheila Frazier Robert Freerksen Sandra Garcia Todd Gaston Marshall Gaston Jerry Gieswein Colleen Glasgow Rebecca Glennie Debbie Goodman Cathy Green Paul Greever Julie Gregg Billie Gribble Lynn Groce Charles Hague Rebecca Hanna Brenda Harris Sarita Harvey Ramona Henneha Mike Hensley Dana Hieronymus Robert Hopper Norbert Hopper Beverly Houston Terry Hunter 26 Robert Hurst Steve Hyatt Beverly James Harry James Donna Jenkins Jennifer Jensen Carla Johnson Regina Johnson LaNita Jones Sandra Jones Delores Jordan Shirley Jordan Mary Kennedy Beth Kimmel Robert Knoles Margie Lafleur Christine LaFon Bill Laird Debbie Lees Bill Lewis Lonnie Lillard Darrel Loghry William Luinstra Paula Mackey Eddie Mains Sandra Mancillas Calvin Marston Genevieve Martinez Mitch Marugg John Masters Richard McClaren Ruthie Mcllvain Nita Miller Sherry Mitchell 27 Bennie Moore Beth Moore Pat Moore Robert Morris Doug Morrison Connie Munson Nancy Myers Robert Oldham Karen Olliver Tommy Owens Dean Parker James Parker Rick Parker Toni Parks Mary Jo Parsons Annette Peil Jane Peoples Norman Perrin Danny Persons Richard Pierce Cindy Pilcher Rick Plank Rick Poage Eldon Pummel Karen Randall Julia Ray Mark Razien Don Reese Amy Reger Rieka Rember Cindy Roberts Karen Ross Sonya Ross Earl Rosson Russell Rutledge Jeanne Sanders Sherry Scates Jim Schwarz 28 Roscoo Scovel Vanette Semmel Cindy Shuck Don Shuck Greg Singhisen Jerry Snell Lorry Sperkmen LeTonna Spencer Rod Spencer Loetta Spray Claude Sober Nolan Stambaugh Grover Stevens Janet Stroller Greg Stufflebean John Summers Debbie Sundstrom Glesnore Taylor Phil Tedford Jock Thomas Jimmy Thomas Terry Trego Beverly Trent Mike Upchurch Lana Valentine Dionn Waddlo Kathy Waggoner Steve Waggoner Wilma Wait Mitchell Walker Robert Ward Doug Watson Gory Watson Reqino Weidner Richard Weidner Lue Wellman Ryan Wells Bob Whiteneck Jen Whiteneck John Willard Chick Williams Mike Williams Jean Williams Sarian Williams Ted Williams Marilyn Wirz Mary Witt Ronald Wolf Larry Woods Danny Yadon Anita Ybarra Bryon Young Pam Young Joe Estes 29 ACTIVITIES 31 Annual Staff Mr. Bland. Susan Bowers. Janice Owens. Janet Hughes. Joe Betzen. Sam Peil. Alicia Randall. Larry Boggs. Geraldine Converse. Jerry Fenimore. Richard Waggoner, Peggy Matthews. Pat Bauer, and Tom Poston. Miss Reimers and Mr. Bland, sponsors: Geraldine Converse Editor; and 32 Jerry Ferimore. Asst. Editor. Sponsor ......................................Mr. Bland Editor .............................. Geraldine Converse Asst. Editor .............................Jerry Fenimore Photographer ....................................Richard Waggoner Senior Sketches ..............................Pat Bauer Royalty .......................................Geraldine Converse and Alicia Randall Sports....................................Jerry Fenimore Richard Waggoner, Tom Poston Organizations ............Janet Hughes, Jane Foresman, Janice Owens, Susan Bowers, Peggy Matthews, Alicia Randall Administration and Faculty .................Sam Peil, Pat Bauer, Larry Boggs The 1968 Annual Staff was expanded to include 14 members. Perhaps the most significant undertaking made by the Boomer Staff was to increase the book from Standard High School size to University size. In addition to increasing the size of the page, the Boomer Staff increased the number of pages 15 percent. With these additions and the normal increase in cost of production, it was necessary for the staff to raise a much larger budget than ever before. The Staff members sold a total of 800 books. It is our sincere hope that our hours of pleasant work while recording the activities of this year will bring you even more hours of reminiscing. Janet and Janice working hard to finish their pages for the next deadline. Sam and Tom climbing the stairs to begin a busy day in Annual Staff. to work. Larry and Peggy getting ready to go 33 the new outlook of STAFF MEMBERS, first row, left to right: Vivian Sparks, Patty Gray. Susan Cross. Linda Whitcomb. 2nd row: Rick Pooge. Mark Clark. Stave Dodd. Jan Faulk. Linda Morrison, Miss Pat Tripp, Advisor. 3rd row: John Berry Terry LaValley, Jim Denton, James Foiles. Editor: Paul Meunier Sports Editor: James Foiles Advisor: Miss Pat Tripp 34 yU Xs Jujfc tLiif c Va$-7y CjiIa - fab .' din koJA. --O’ ducats ++AS— IJaakaati ; i m ojuiks Jf� L J nfc. V� . y vj£ «. £ V • liter. ■■ Od - -' -.«• .f •' Bi-weekly censoring of Wagon Columns by the editor. Inspiration of THE WAGON. Bugwif Denton, hard at work. Paul Meunier. The ’67- 68 Wagon staff successfully attained the objective of creating the greatest newspaper in the history of Woodward High School. Under new administration and a completely revised policy, THE WAGON came off the presses bigger, more complete, and better written than ever before. The paper was almost twice as big as yester-year's editions, with the sports section offering six times more coverage. THE WAGON instituted several original features and used many regular columns to cover the wide range of high school news. In the general section Paul Meunier. editor, expressed his varied views in editorials and in a column of answers to letters addressed to the Wagon Forum. Other regular columns were Speech Speaks, Thespian Talks, Senior Sketches, The Opinion Poll, Wagon Clatter, Organization, Boomer Buys, Student Council Corner. and Wagon Notes. In the sports section James Foiles. sports editor, addressed the public in Sam's Soapbox and numerous editorials. Other features were The Forecast, Coaches Comments, The Quiz,' Boomer Blabber, and complete statistics on the teams and players. The sports coverage was tempered with humorous accounts in pictures and cartoons. Honest. Miss Tripp. I won’t put another thing about ............................... in Wagon Clatter. 35 WOODWARD HIGH SCHOOL PEPPERS Front row: B. Adams, J. Benedict. B. Blasdel, J. Strieker. Second row: D. Casteel, P. Hieronymus. T. Glenn, C. Tapp. Third row: J. Fenimore. D. Hieronymus, L. Pierson. D. Hyde. 36 CHEERLEADERS Denise Schaefer. Nancy Denney. Connie Hensal. Debbie Goodman. Carol Tapp. Lana Valentine The Peppers were the spirit behind the teams of W.H.S. The year's activities consisted of making a pepper float for the Rodeo Parade, sponsoring the Football Homecoming and Basketball Royalty dances, selling stadium cushions, having bake sales, and making a number of trips to out-of-town games. The Peppers were responsible for making signs for the halls, collecting boxes for the bonfires, and preparing skits for the pep assemblies. 37 PRIDE OF NORTHWEST OKLAHOMA Mr. Jim McPherson was born August 20, 1937, in Claremore, Oklahoma. He considers Hooker, Oklahoma, his home town because he attended grades 4 through 12 there. His father is a Minister in the First Christian Church. Mr. McPherson graduated from Phillips University with a BA in Music Education. His first four years teaching were at Waukomis, Oklahoma. He spent most of his summers working on his Master's Degree while teaching at Cordell, Oklahoma. He started his ninth year of teaching at Woodward. This past summer he was elected to membership in the American School Band Directors Association. In order to belong to this Association you must have taught seven years, and be considered successful in the field of instrumental music. Out of four hundred directors in the state only thirty to date have been elected. Mr. McPherson considers this his highest achievement to date in his career. 38 The numerous honors and events made an exceptionally busy year for the 1967-68 Boomer Band. The Band began practicing several weeks before school started and was ready to serve as host for the visiting bands at the annual rodeo parade Aug. 30th. On Sept. 30th the Boomer Band represented N.W. Okla. at half-time ceremonies at the Oklahoma-Maryland game. This band day event was shown on regional television. Our band, the pride of Northwest Oklahoma, marched at all home football games and traveled to Perry to perform at half-time. A superior rating was earned by the band in the state marching contest at Alva in October. On Dec. 6th the band was co-host with the Woodward Chamber of Commerce for the Northwest Oklahoma Band Clinic. Thirteen high school bands attended and an honor band and two reading bands were formed. Following school the thirteen visiting bends joined the Woodward Jr. and Sr. High bands in the Christmas parade. The Woodward High School Band also attended the Laverne Music Festival in March, the district music contest the state instrumental contest, and closed the year by going to the Tri-state festival at Enid. The Stage Band performed for all home basketball games, concerts, and the Senior graduation. 39 Sarah Baker Penny Martin The members.of the ensemble had the honor of playing on the Cerebral Palsy Telethon this year in Oklahoma City. Harry Semmel Wilnetta Clow Jon Martin Steve Young Ann Miller STAGE BAND W.H.S. Mixed Chorus SIXTH HOUR OFFICERS: Pres. Debbie Casteel. Vice Pres. Larry Derrick. Sec. Chili Williams, Librarians: Steve Dodd and Kathy Swarti. The Woodward Senior High Chorus had a busy year of many varied programs. Meeting fifth and sixth hours, the chorus had a total of 103 members. Included in the year's activities were the annual concert for Christmas and the Pop Concert in February. Following the Pop Concert came the district and state music contests. Two small ensembles, the girls 12-voice ensemble and the Madrical Singers were formed and participated in a busy schedule of programs for community, school and church events. FIFTH HOUR OFFICERS: Pres. Lorry Richardson, Vice Pres. Jon Martin. Sec. Charlene Damron. Librarians: Brenda Blasdel and Mary Kennedy. Accompanist: Ryan Wells Our Director Mrs. Sandra Walker attended Hugoton, Kansas schools. She received her B.A. degree with major work in piano, voice, and clarinet in 1961 from Northwestern State College. In 1964 she received her M.A. degree from Colorado State College. She has taught in Kansas, Colorado, and Oklahoma. Mrs. Walker’s family includes her two daughters, ages 9 and 6. Her hobbies are softball, tennis, swimming, and basketball. 1st row: Nancy Denny, Brenda Blasdel. Mary Kennedy. 2nd row: Kathy Swartz, Charlene Dammron. Betty Gray. 4th row: Ann Glodfelty, Dee Hyde. Margie Lafleur, Cindy Moynihan. I� t row: Peggy Parker, Carol Tapp. Geraldine Converse. Rente Armstrong. 2nd row: Debbie Casteel. Konnie Smith, Chili Williams. Linda Tribble. 3rd row: Larry Richardson, Chick Williams. Larry Derrick, Marty Baird. 4th row: J. L. Merston. Don Reese. Jon Martin. Steve Tapp. 43 Thespians Front row; Mrs. Annis, Diana Dickson, Keith Ann Oakley. Janet Benedict. Steve Young. Joyce Strieker, Denise Schaefer. Dian Schmidt. Leslie Razien. Miss Tripp. Middle row: David Webb Regina Bruce. Pat Hieronymus Mike Cook. Deborah Regan, Debbie Heusel, Vicki Tirey, Sarah Baker. Back row: Jerry Burkett, Dennis Smith. Sam Peil, Paul Meunier. Terry LaValley. Larry Meyer. Pat Patterson, Jim Denton. Jerry Fenimore. During this year, Thespian troupe 1854 has put on a total of five plays, including the Night of One-Acts in October, the Thespian-sponsored Junior play in November, the Senior play in January, the all Thespian play in March, and, in cooperation with the Speech Department, the children’s play in early May. This has been a great year for Thespian Troupe 1854, and we owe much of our success to our two never-tiring sponsors, Mrs. Annis and Miss Tripp, and to our great slate of officers: Terry LaValley, President; Janet Benedict, Vice President; Sarah Baker. Secretary; Pat Hieronymus, Treasurer; and James Foiles, Clerk. Thespians In Action M Affiliate Members Future Teachers Of America Future Teachers of America is an organization for students who are interested in learning more about the teaching profession. The members study various teaching fields, qualifications, and assist with projects to gain more information about a career as a teacher. Members assist with Open House during American Education Week. In April which is Teaching Career Month, FTA members observe and assist in school rooms throughout the city school system. Guest speakers are invited to speak on various phases of teaching and senior members are honored by the Woodward Education Association with a banquet. Sponsors: Mrs. Webb, Mr. Highfill President—Carol Tapp Vice President—Pat Hieronymus Secretary—Denise Schaefer Treasurer—Marilyn Carmichael 46 Paramedical Club Sponsors: Mrs. Mercer, Miss Vassar Treasurer—Donna Hunter, V. President—LeAnn Pierson, President —Karen Braly, Secretary—Donna Alexander The Paramedical Club is for W.H.S. students who are interested in some phase of medical work as a career. Its purposes are to (I) interest high school students in personal and community health, (2) encourage students to consider the requirements and opportunities offered in a medical career, (3) inform students of the schools available for their choice of vocation, (4) understand some of the personal qualifications desirable in students and graduates of the medical fields, (5) give service to the community under the direction and supervision of the sponsors. First row: Mrs. Mercer. C. Morehert. D. Alexander. L. Pierson. D. Hunter. K. Braly. C. Fisher. N. Miller. Miss Vassar. Second row: R. Balfour. D. Clem. K. Vassar, J. Whipps, C. Glasgow, B. Kimmel. J. Fields. Third row: S. Young D. Duggin. B. Whitened. R. Wolf, R. Mclllvain, S. Flocl, D. Collis, J. Strieker. 47 Future Homemakers Of America President—Connie Manciilas, Vice President—Kathy Swartz, Secretary—Lynda Morrison, Treasurer—Cathy Davis, Parliamentarian— Belinda Jordan, Reporter—Martha Kennedy, Song and Devotional Leader—Margie Lafleur, Historian—Gayle Sojka Our emblem is octagonal in shape. It bears the name of our organization around the top of the plane and around the lower side is the motto. In the center there is a house supported by two hands symbolizing that the future homes of America are in the hands of its youth. The Future Homemakers of America is an organization for girls of the freshman, sophomore, junior, or senior year of high school. In FHA the girls learn to be good citizens and strong leaders of our community. In addition, they learn more about the role of a homemaker. The 1967-1968 Woodward Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America had a good year with a membership of eighty girls. The chapter's major fund raising project was the selling of fifty-one cases of Halloween Trick-or-Treat candy to the community. Other money was raised through bake sales and operation of concession stands at ball games. One chapter project included the planting of the chapter flower, the red rose, at the Pioneer Museum. Members also served for organizational banquets, such as the FFA Banquet. This year's meetings included a film and a speech by the county health nurse, a speech by the high school counselor, and a demonstration by a beautician. The meetings also included a Halloween party for the members and their fathers, in which the fathers were contestants in a beauty contest. A Christmas party was held. During the party, the girls made a trip to a rest home at which time they left tray favors and sang Christmas carols. At the end of the year, a picnic was given in honor of the members' mothers. In addition to the meetings and projects, members made trips to the Sub-district rally at Vici and the State Rally in Oklahoma City. Truly, it can be said that the Woodward FHA Chapter not only worked for the betterment of the school and community, but also for the state and the nation. Hi fllfIM WilingH FY my X'vV . • W . f v ill if 5 f 48 CHAPTER MOTHERS: Mrs. Mancillas. Mrs. Fuqua. Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. Win. Mrs. Swarta. 49 Political Science Club First row: Wally Robinson. Linda Meyers. Steve Young. Jerry Burkett. Preston Stanley, Amy Reger, Andy Martin. Paula Pierson. Cheryl Watson. Second row: Ellen Dolan, David Webb. Mike Clothier. Regina Bruce. Rhonda Carpenter, Debby Heusel. Cathy Brown. Beth Moore. Third row: Jon Martin. Harry Semmel. Paul Meunier. Jerry Fenimore. Terry LaVelley. Dana Hieronymus. Wilnetta Clow, Sherri Moore. Sponsor: Mr. Covolt. The Political Science Club was organized this year. Its purpose is to inform the members of the rights, privileges, and obligations of the American Society. Current Affairs and American Citizenship constituted the club's study. The (elected) officers were: Paula Pierson, President; Sherri Moore, Vice-President; Amy Reger, Secretary; Regina Bruce, Treasurer; Paul Meunier, Program Chairman. Spanish Club Laft to right: David Webb. Re Chastain. Glenda Taylor. Bob Whiteneck. Harry Semmel. John Berry. Danny Duggin. Steve Hilterbran. David Geddes. Gustavo Nunez. Karen Braly. Susie Ball. Cheryl Watson. Donna Alexander, Diane Clem. Mark Clark, Tina Glenn. Sponsor: Mrs. Allgood, Becky Adams. Steve Waggoner, Steve Young. Jane Fields. Paula Pierson, Officers seated: Preston Stanley—President: Susie Jacobson—Vice President: Mary Jane Benbrook—Secretary; Diana Dickson—Treasurer. The Spanish Club was formed this year. The club urges participation in activities of Spanish origin, and appreciation for the literature, dances, music, and art of Spanish cultures. As its main activity, the club attended the Lawton Spanish Fiesta where they met foreign exchange students. They also learned folk songs and dances. At this festival the Spanish Club Queen, Miss Mary Jane Benbrook, was presented by Danny Duggin. QUEEN: Mary Jane Benbrook Escort: Danny Duggin 50 L«ft to right: Cheryl Boggs. Carla Morehart. Kathy Vassar, Brenda Blasdel, Mary Jane Benbrook. Linda Weidner. Marlene White. Pat Hieronymus, Nancy Robinson. Becky Adams. Donna Vineyard. Janet Benedict. Sarah Baker, Vicki Welch, Dana Logsdon. Linda Harris. Pat Bauer. Gayle Sojka. The high school has eighteen efficient office girls. Their jobs are to assist the superintendent, principal, assistant principal, and the secretaries of the school. They are kept busy picking up absentee slips, checking lunch plates, checking lesson plans, and answering telephones. They are introduced to many things in working in an office, and starting to receive valuable experience in general office work. The girls receive well-earned credit for their duties during the year. I Sponsor: Mrs. Mercer Our student librarians, trained as assistants to our professional librarian, make possible more library services in our school, while they gain personal growth training also. Their personalities are improved; their knowledge of peop'e is broadened; the appreciation for the constant learning processes of the library is developed; all of these make for a truly educated student. Our stiident librarians give of their time without credit. Their recognition and reward is their service to others. Our twelve efficient librarians are left to right: Kathy Vassar, Dianne Waddle. Julia Hensley. Colleen Glasqow, Judy Fuqua, Debbie Regan, Gwenda Hurst, Donna Alexander, Toni Parks, Chili Williams, Carla Morehart. Alvida Elem. 51 Future Farmers Of America First row, loft to right: M. Duggm T. Eike, E. Parker, D. Viniytrd, T. Barnett, M. Howard, B. Whilbock, Sacond row, left to right: R. Thomas. R. Waggoner. P. Stufflebean, R. Loomis. D. Reger. J. Peoples. R. Whittaker. D. Brown. 52 J u N I O R S First row, left to right: B. Rice, Gribble, G. Woods. D. Lewis. J. Walraven. M. Rose. C. Duke. A. Bishop. S. Stefford. Second row. left to right: R. Connie. T. Strikes. L. Cheap. L. Patton Third row. left to right: T. Stump. J. Taylor. P. Clabaugh. R. Myers. E. Myers. P. Patterson. B. s First row. left to right: E. Pummel, M. Upchurch. N. Pellin. W. Luinstra. J. Parker. C. L Merston. R. Carlile. 2nd row. left to right: D. Persons. J. Thomas. B. Moore. G. Stephens. D. Loghry. R. ScoveL H. James, C. Hague. G. Stufflebean. 3rd row. left to r.ght: J. Uusak. L. Woods, R. Pierce. J. Gieswein, R. Hurst. R. Rutledge. G. Singhisen. and Bill Clem. 53 First row, left to right: D. Shirley. J. Clements. R. Clem. S. Meyer. T. Daniels. Second row, left to right: L. Vineyard. G. Ball, W. Lawson. J. Steenbergen. L. Shirley. M. Ferbrache. Third row, left to right: R. Vassar. G. Stallings, G. Leist. D. Fisher. T. Rains, C. Long. Fourth row: left to right: K. Newcomb. D. Woodruff. T. Reed. J. Jones. R. Bishop. T. Moore. 54 V Hoy Tom. what's so funny about welding? Jack is putting the super clean on his entry. Mr. Thomas is giving some worthwhile advice to the farmers (future) at an F.F.A. meeting. These guys aren't really working, they just posed for this picture, right Mr. Thomas???!!! First row. left to right: J. Thomas—Reporter D. Vineyard—Sweetheart. R. Waggoner—P'esident. Second row: E. Myers—Trees.. Mr. Thomas— Advisor, R. Loomis—Sentinel. Third row: C. Duke—Parliamentarian, T. Eike—V.ce President and T. Stump—Sec. President Ronald Waggoner and F.F.A. Sweetheart Donna Vineyard get together at the Boomer Royalty Crowning Ceremonies. 55 L ft to right: Kathy Maines. Audrey Scott. Lova Rutledge. Nita Gaston. Mike Alexander. Sherilyn Wiles. Danny Coombs. Virginia Forrest, and Mr. Travis. 2nd row: Larry Morris. Barbara Moore, David Day. Ronnie Fitz. Peggy Parker. Doug Parsons. Becky Garrett. Jeame Kropf, David Grant. Top row: Mike Denney, Jay McDowell. Gary Ladd, Roger Mitchell, Gary Beggs. James Waggoner. Dave McDowell, John Meyers. Keith Don Carlos. Trades £ Industries Mike Alexander Service Station Attendant Bruce Boyles Bowling Machine Operator Danny Coombs Mechanic David Day Short Order Cook Keith Don Carlos—Parliamentarian Lova Rutledge—Treasurer Kathy Maines—Secretary Gary Beggs—Vice President Jay McDowell—President 56 Mike Denney—Body Man Nita Gaston—Photographer's Asst. Kathy Maines—Telephone Operator Roger Mitchell—Partsman Doug Parsons—Mechanic John Meyers—Dairy Worker David Grant—Yardman Dave McDowell—Appliance Repair Jeannie Kropf—Dental Asst. Jay McDowell—Butcher Barbara Moore—Beauty Operator Larry Morris—Mechanic Peggy Parker—Nurses Aide Lova Rutledge—Telephone Operator Audrey Scott—Nurses Aide Sherilyn WiU 57 ■Posting Machine Op. SPECIAL HONORS Gayle Sojka. Betty Crocker Homemaking Award Konnie Smith All American Chorus ALL STATE CHORUS: Cacol Tapp. Debbie Casteel. Steve Tapp. John Martin. Larry Richardson Jerry Fenimore, President of the Western United States Teenage Republicans. Gustavo Nunez, Exchange student from Argentina. Diana Dickson, Letter of Commendation from the National Merit System. Steve Young, Finalist from the National Merit System. The exchange student for Woodward High School, 1968, was Gustavo Nunez, from Olavarria, Argentina. Twenty-four students took an examination provided by Rotary International. Six of these students passed the examination and were sent to different parts of the United States. Gustavo plans to return to Argentina and attend college in Buenos Aires, where he will major in engineering. 58 STATE HONOR SOCIETY The top 10 percent of the high school enrollment is eligible for membership in the State Honor Society. Membership is based upon grades acquired during the first semester of the current year and the second semester of the preceding year. The standing of the students enrolled in the first year of high school is based on the work done during the first semester of the current year. The purpose of the State Honor Society is to promote high standards of scholarship among the students of Oklahoma s high schools. Woodward High School has been a member of the State Honor Society for 44 years. 59 first row: G. Hurst. L. Herman. L Spencer, S. Scates. J. Gragg. M. Carmichael. D. Hieronymus. C. Buckley. L Whitcomb. K. Quillin. P. Aldridge. D. Alexarde-C. Brown. Standing: A. Martin. M. Williams. D. Smith. M. Laird. J. Fenimore. T. LaValley. T. Adams. J. Stroker. Joe Randall. R. Waggoner N. Nelson. S. Tapp. J. Burkett. STUDENT COUNCIL ELECTED STATE SECRETARY The 1967-68 Woodward High School Student Council was a very active one. At the state Student Council Convention held at Putman City High School, our Council was the only school seeking the post of Secretary of the Oklahoma Association of Student Councils. The 700 delegates of the Convention gave Woodward High School a standing ovation for the desire to hold the Student Council Convention at Woodward in the fall of 1968. Among other achievements were the District II Organizational Workshop held here October 30, 1967, which brought 85 delegates from Western Oklahoma, and the Great Plains Association of Student Councils—District II Spring Convention March 16, 1968. The Council organized the first Powder Fuff Football game, and sponsored the first Junior-Senior girls basketball game. Other changes brought about by student council participation were self nomination for all of the officers in Woodward High School. The election of Mr. and Miss Boomer by the whole student body, and made it the best Christmas yet in Woodward High School by organizing a Door Decorating Contest in which all homerooms participated. Jerry Fenimore, Cathy Brown, and Dennis Smith counting votes at the The Student Council involved in discussion on the Coronotion Ball. District Organizational Workshop. 60 Student Council Activities OFFICERS: President, Jerry Fenimore; Vice President, Terry LaValley; Secretary. Marilyn Carmichael; Treasurer, Jerry Burkett; Reporter. Andy Martin. Mr. Covalt entry—Christmas Door Decorating Contest. Protest march for the School Bond Issue. We Won!!! Powder-Puff Football Game Cheerleaders. Juniors vs. Seniors. IlilMiiiiiiin, , TOTOHimi'wr Hard working Sponsor: Mrs. Joplin 61 HEY. WHAT ARE YOU GUYS DO'IN UP THERE! OPEN WIDE AND SAY AW ... 62 SENIOR BENCH WARMERS! QUEENY. NOT IN PUBLIC!!! TIRED CHEERLEADERS AND HAPPY ESCORTS YOU'RE NOT THAT SICK. JOE!!! a 1st Place ... Mr. Schroeder's door which is not shown. 2nd place ... Annual Room— pictured. 3rd place ... Miss Casey’s room which is not shown. 4th place ... Mr. Heaton's room—not shown. These are the first four place winners in the student council Christmas door decorating contest. A MISS WOODWARD CONTESTANT 63 Boomer Football Varsity The 1967 Boomers got off to a slow start and then had a four game winning streak before losing their final game to the powerful Perry ball club. The Boomer's defense was especially impressive through the four games that the Boomers won. The defenders allowed only 5 touchdowns over this four game span. The secondary pass defense was extremely successful by knocking out 37 out of 40 pass attempts by their opponents. Offensively, one of the most outstanding features was David Estes' kicking ability. David, a junior, kicked a difficult 30 yard field goal to give the Boomers working room in a close 18-14 contest with Oklahoma City Central. In the next game, David booted a 37 yarder over the Elks of Elk City. Then the great one came that proved to be the winning three points for the Boomers. David kicked a 33 yard field goal in 20 degree temperature and a strong north wind late in the fourth quarter. This field goal allowed the Boomers to come from behind 7-6 and beat the Black-well team 9-7. One of the most fabulous combinations was the passing of J. D. Harrison to Ted Luthl. Ten times Ted grabbed Harrison's passes for 313 yards, and 4 touchdowns. The touchdowns were for 28, 57, 47, and 40 yards. The Boomers had better luck on home ground, winning three out of five contests at Boomer Field, while winning only one game out of four on the road. The Boomers got off to a sluggish start. The hard-hitting Altus Bulldogs, one of the best Double A teams in the state smashed the Boomers in their opening game at Altus 39-0. The Perryton Rangers known all over Texas as having fine football teams defeated the Boomers 41-8 in a hard fought game at Perryton. Then came the heartbreaker, the 63-26 trouncing by the Guymon Tigers. The Boomers just couldn't get their defense working right. This game proved to be the turning point for the Boomer football team. After the Guymon game the Boomers emerged as a powerful ball club. In the pouring rain the Boomers gave the number one ranked state and nationally Clinton Red Tornados the scare of the season. Although Clinton won the game, they only got by 20-0. Some say that fate wasn't with the Boomers. A pass interception by Clinton's superman Roy Bell and a Woodward fumble on the Clinton 7 knocked out our luck. This game was the closest Clinton played all year. They defeated Guymon 53-0 in the state quarterfinals and went on to sweep the state. Then the Boomers won four in a row. They beat the Oklahoma City Central Cardinals 18-14 in an exciting football game. The Boomers then defeated Alva in one of the most exciting football games of the year. The score was tied 8-8 until late in the fourth quarter and J. D. Harrison passed to Ted Luthi for one of those great touchdown passes. The Boomers won that game by a score of 14-8 before over 3,000 cheering fans. Then the Boomers edged past the Blackwell Maroons 9-7 on the late fourth quarter field goal by David Estes. That was a real thrill of a game. The Boomers closed their season on a sad unlucky game by losing to Perry 21-12. If ever luck was with the Boomers, it was not with them that night. In every area of statistics the Boomers rolled past Perry, but the score didn't come out that way. The Boomers' most discouraging defeat was to the Guymon Tigers, because it put the conference title out of reach. The most invigorating victory was the defeat of Alva. RUSHING RUNNER CARRIES YARDS AVERAGE J. Harrison 89 198 2.2 T. Luthi 53 239 4.5 J. Burkett 36 79 2.2 S. Hilterbran 130 590 4.5 D. Estes 24 88 3.7 L. Derrick 5 29 5.8 R. Chastain 5 83 16.6 M. Rose 2 4 2.0 N. Nelson 2 1 0.5 SCORES Woodward. .. ... 0 Altus Woodward... ... 8 Perryton 41 Woodward. .. .. .26 Guymon Woodward... ... 0 Clinton 20 Woodward... ...18 Central Woodward... ...22 Elk City 17 Woodward... ...14 Alva Woodward... ... 9 Blackwell 7 Woodward... ...12 Perry 66 TEAM TOTAL WHS OPP Points 109 220 Penetrations 24 37 First Downs 98 102 by passing 17 21 by rushing 70 70 by penalty II 11 Rushing yards 1275 1524 Rushing plays 377 390 Rushing Avg. 3.5 3.9 Passing Yards 540 820 Passes 35 144 33 92 Percentage 31% 36% Total Offense 1815 2344 Punts 38-33 33-36 Kicks 26-42 40-43 Punt Returns 59 192 Fumbles lost 21 516 Interceptions 8 13 Yards Returned 120 194 Yards Penalized 455 585 KICKER No. YARDS AVG. D. Estes 16 692 44.3 H. Mosier 7 308 44.0 B. Louis 3 127 42.3 Harrison 1 34 34.0 KICK RETURNER L. Derrick 10 289 R. Chastain 12 273 T. Luthi 5 93 M. Rose 3 40 C. Craighead 1 9 S. Hilterbran 1 9 R. Lee 1 3 PUNT RETURNER YARDS L. Derrick 37 R. Chastain 22 BOOMER POINTS T. Luthi 32 D. Estes 23 S. Hilterbran 22 R. Chastain 12 L. Derrick 12 J. Harrison 6 J. Burkett 2 PASSER THROWN COM. PERC. J. Harrison 86 31 28% P. Clabaugh 10 2 20% J. Burkett 4 2 50% S. Hilterbran 1 0 0% RECEIVER CAUGHT YARDS T. Luthi 10 313 R. Lee 9 129 R. Chastain 5 35 C. Craighead 5 35 J. Burkett 2 15 J. Bruce 1 12 67 SEC0N05 MINUTES home ||: visitor!! 1 fDOWN [jJTOGO ,'QTR COU0TCSV o� Boomers Have 4-5 Season he Boomers H. Mosier, Tri-captain: F. Flack, Tri-captain; C. Craighead: R. Pierce: P. Clabaugh; R. Oldham; T. LaValley; M. Laird, Tri-captain; R. Lee; R. Chastain: R. Jividen; J. Burkett. COACHES: Jim Schroeder; Bob VanMeter: Allen Covalt. MANAGERS: Ronnie Fitz and Patrick Diercks. The Woodward Boomers closed out their 1968 season with a 10-11 racord. The Boomers brightest glory was the claiming of the first place trophy in the NWSC tournament. Other high points for the Boomers were their victory over the Clinton Red Tornadoes, their twin triumphs over Alva, and their homecoming sweep over the Blackwell Maroons. The Boomers went into two overtime games, beating the Blackwell Maroons and losing to the Guymon Tigers by four points. The Boomers had a total of 685 rebounds compared to their combined opponents' total of 628. Tri-captain Herschell Mosier led his team in scoring and rebounding. He had a total of 321 points. Tri-captain Mitch Laird was the squad's second high scorer with 220 points. Tri-captain Frank Flack was the Boomers second high rebounder. He scored a total : 187 points. Junior Roger Jividen was the Boomers number one ball-handler. He scored a total of 131 points. Re Chastain was a leader in the Boomer defense. He scored a Roger shoots for two against the Alva Goldbugs. total of 119 points. Rick Lee. an alternate starter, netted a total of 103 points. Terry LaValley was a back-up man for the Boomers. He scored a total of 30 points. Clair Craighead, although injured several times, scored a total of 27 points. Other Boomer volunteers and their seasonal spring were: Jerry Burkett 14; Lonnie Lillard four; Steve Hilterbran three; Pat Patterson Richard Pierce: and Phil Clabaugh. The Boomers were headed-out by head coach Bob VanMeter and assistant coaches Jim Schroeder and Allen Covalt. 71 he 89er’s P. Patterson, manager; D. Yadon; P. Clabaugh; R. Pierce; G. Nunez; R. Oldham; D. Parker; B. Moore; L. Lillard; B. Laird; N. Nelson: M. Upchurch; C. Chastain; J. Burkett. COACHES: Jim Schroeder; Allen Covalt. GAME (BOOMER S) HOME OPP. GAME BOOMER’S) HOME OPP. GAMt (89er's) HOME OPP. GAME (89er’s) HOME OPP. 10 wins—12 losses I I wins—8 losses Canyon .. Burkburnett Childress Elk City . Perryton . Clinton .. Perryton . Okeene . Alva .... Beaver .. Clinton .. SI 63 Blackwell (overtime) ...47 46 Elk City .. 50 62 Mooreland ...67 52 Perryton . 60 58 Guymon (overtime) ...49 53 Clinton .. 54 60 Alva ...63 53 Perryton . 48 72 Alva ...54 64 Beaver .. ,50 82 Elk City ...66 68 Clinton .. .30 68 Guymon .. .48 63 Blackwell . .46 41 Blackwell ...57 45 Mooreland .60 51 Beaver ....58 63 Selman .. .57 53 Mooreland ....61 44 .47 45 El Reno ....31 50 46 49 Sharon .. 43 58 Gaye ... 35 43 Guymon . 65 64 Alva .... 32 34 Alva .... 32 47 Elk City . .34 43 Guymon . .54 40 Blackwell . .44 30 Beaver .. Mooreland Boomers In Action Frank Flack shoot for two against Guymon. Gustavo Nunaz jumps for a rebound against Alva. Gustavo Nunez makes two points against Alva. Herschell Mosier jumps for two against Guymon. Mitch Laird in Action! Here Boomers tackle Clinton and won the most exciting basketball game in WHS history. LETTERMAN’S CLUB OFFICERS Ted—V. P. J. D.—Pres. Larry—Sec.-T reas. The Woodward High School Letterman's club is composed of boys who have lettered in any of the four sports of W. H. S. The main purpose of Letterman's Club is to try to form a union among this school's athletes. Moneymaking projects are taken by the club to secure funds. These funds are used in any way so long as it is approved by the Letterman’s Club. A basket of food was presented to a needy family on Thanksgiving. The cheerleaders were given more than $100 by the club to help pay expenses at cheerleaders' camp. 75 ROYALTY 77 Miss Boomer 79 Mr. Boomer 80 MISS WOODWARD, Sarah Baker, with Student Council President, Jerry Fenimore Class Favorites SENIORS: Brenda Blasdel and Steve Hiltebran JUNIORS: Connie Hensal and Jerry Burkett SOPHOMORES: Debbie Goodman and Tommy Adams 81 | ----------------------------------------------------------- ■ Organizations 82 T l SWEETHEART: Kathy Mains BEAU: Gary Beggs F.T.A. SWEETHEART: Pat Hieronymus BEAU: Marty Baird Attendants FOOTBALL ATTENDANT. Carol Tapp with Secretary of Let- FOOTBALL ATTENDANT, Sarah Baker with Vice-President of terman's Club, Larry Richardson Letterman s Club, Ted Luthi BASKETBALL ATTENDANT, Donna Vineyard with Tri-Captain BASKETBALL ATTENDANT, Pat Hieronymus with Tri-Captain Herschell Mosier Mitch Laird 83 84 TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS CLASSES •n MR. THOMAS UPCHURCH—Principal Administration MILDRED JONES HEPNER—Counselor Mildred Jones Hepner is the junior high school counselor. This year was her thirty-eighth consecutive year of teaching in W.J.H.S. and she thoroughly enjoys teaching. Mrs. Hepner received her B.A. from Northwestern State College and her M.A. from Oklahoma State University. During her teaching career she has taught algebra, general math, English, Oklahoma History, civics, reading, and agriculture. She has been a counselor for ten years. Mrs. Hepner enjoys scrapbooks, reading, and book collection. She is very active in community affairs. She is the Sunday School superintendent at the First Methodist Church. She is now teaching adult classes. Mrs. Hepner has served on the Carnegie Library Board. She was the Woodward County Teacher of Year for 1960-1961. She is a member of Delta Kappa Gamma and P.E.O. She has also sponsored the W.J.H.S. student council since it was organized in 1938. Mr. Upchurch was the high school principal at Tyrone for one year, W.H.S. counselor for si years, and he taught math for three years before becoming the junior high school principal. He received his B.A. and M.T. degrees from Southwestern State College. Mr. Upchurch enjoys camping, hunting, and fishing. He is a member of the Lions Club, on the Board of Directors of Kid’s Incorporated, Chairman of the Kindergarten committee at the First Baptist Church, and is a past director of the Northwest Guidance Board. Mr. Upchurch and his wife Ruth have four children: Mark—thirteen, Mike—fifteen, Karen—twelve, and Karla—si . MRS. BETH HUNTER—Secretary Mrs. Hunter worked as a receptionist in the superintendent's office for two years before becoming the junior high school secretary. She enjoys sewing and all sports. Mrs. Hunter is a Cinder-Ella and she teaches Sunday School at the First Christian Church. She has two children, Debra who is eight years old and David who is six years old. 86 Junior High School Faculty MR. AITSON Industrial Arts: B.S. and M.T.—N.E. State MISS BROWN English, Reading: B.A.—Okla. Baptist U. MR. LOGSDON Math: BA.—S.W.S.C.: M. Adm.—Phillips U. MRS. MARTIN Band: B.F.A.—O.S.U.: M. Mus.—Michigan U. MR. BUTLER Science: B.S.—O.S.U. MRS. CASEY English: B.S.—Phillips U. MRS. MORRISON Math: B.S.—S.W.S.C. MRS. NELSON English; B.S.—O.C.L.A. MRS. CUMMINGS Art: B.S.—S.W.S.C. MRS. DAVIS English, Reading: B.A.—N.W.S.C. MRS. OUTHIER Home Ec.; B.S.—O.S.U. MISS PATTERSON English, Newspaper; BA. and M. Ed.—O.U. MR. DONLEY Science, U.S. History: B.S. and M.S.—O.S.U. MR. EDMONDS Speech, P.E.; B.A.—Central State MISS ROWLAND Math; B.S.—S.W.S.C. MRS. RUTTMAN U.S. Hist.; B.S.—Kan. State Teachers College: M.S.—Kan. St. College of Pittsburg MR. HENSLEY Industrial Arts; B.S.—S.W.S.C. MR. HESS Science: B.S.—N.W.S.C. MR. SMITH P.E.: B.S.—O.S.U. MRS. STRELLER English; BA.—O.S.U. MR. INGLE Math. Algebra; B.S.—N.W.S.C.; M.S.—O.S.U. MR. JOPLIN Geog.: B.S.E.—Arkansas State U. MRS. TAPP Home Ec.. English; B.S.—East Tex. Bapt. College MR. THOMAS Voc. Ag.: B.S.—O.S.U. MRS. LARASON Libr.. Okla. Hist.. Civics: B.S.—N.W. MR. LEIPART Geog.. Okla. Hist.. Civics; B.A.—S.W.S.C. MRS. WALKER Chorus: B.A.—N.W.S.C. MRS. WILSON P.E.: B.S.—N.W.S.C. 87 NINTH GRADE OFFICERS, Left to right, Sitting: Ann Wore, Secretary: Dolores Smith. President; Standing: Janice Smith and Debbie Pinkley. Drum Majors. NINTH GRADE DRUM MAJORS. Left to right: Debbie Pinkley and Janice Smith Mrs. Mary Alice Martin has been the band director of Woodward Junior High School for 4 years. She graduated from OSU with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree and a Master of Music degree from the University of Michigan. She has taught in the West Side Junior High School and the four grade schools' in that district in Little Rock, Arkansas, and in Ypsilanti, Michigan, for U 2 years. She was married to Major A. F. Martin, Jr., an Air Force fighter pilot, who was killed in action off the coast of Okinawa. She has two sons: Andy a junior in WHS, and Gary an 8th grader in WJHS. As an Air Force family, they lived in Rinersite, California: Youngstown, Ohio; Columbia, Ohio: Rome, New York: and Montgomery, Alabama. She has played the flute with the San Bernardino Valley Symphony in California, and in the Plymouth Civic Symphony. Her hobbies include: knitting, cooking, music, and enjoying life. STAGE BAND The Woodward Junior High School Bands were the largest the school has ever had. The 9th grade band had 71, the 8th grade band had 92, and the 7th grade band had 101. The 7th grade group met together in March and April after school and went to the Moore-land Junior High and Grade Band Festival in April. Many of the members played solos at this Festival also. The 8th grade played at the home football games. They participated in an all school Christmas assembly. They attended the Elk City Band Festival and several soloist and ensemb'es entered the District Contest at Weatherford. The 9th grade played at all home football games. They marched in the Christmas parade and joined in the all school Christmas assembly. They attended the Elk City Band Festival and the District Contest at Weatherford in March and April. Soloists and ensembles who wished, played at both of these Festivals. 89 91 8th Grade 92 9th Grade Jr. High Choruses The Junior High was represented by three choruses; seventh grade which had 48 members, the eighth grade had 35 members, and the ninth totaled 83 students. Performances included the annual Christmas and Spring Concerts, and the Music Contest at Sailing. L.—Gayle Norman, R.—Susan Williams Retta Northup 93 THE STUDENT COUNCIL OF WJHS OFFICERS: (starting at top) Jimmy Burkett. President; Gary Stallings. Vice President: Dolores Smith, Secretary: Marky Marmichael, Treasurer; Bryan Billings, Reporter. Mrs. Hepner, Sponsor. The Student Council is composed of a faculty sponsor, appointed by the junior high principal; a president, elected by the whole student body; and one representative and one alternate from each home room. The purpose of this organization is to provide a deliberative body through which the students may participate in self-government and assist in administrative functions, to the end that Woodward Junior High School shall be an outstanding junior high school in every respect. The council has charge of the lost and found case, the pencil and paper machine, the United Fund Drive, and makes recommendations for student projects and school improvements. 94 AT TABLE, left to right: Bryan Billings. Marky Carmichael. Jim Burkett, Dolores Smith. Gary Stallings. Second row: Char Long. Michele Dolan. Leslie Dougherty. Tom Gregory. Sam Harvey. Jeff Howard. Sheryl Stevens. Terry Young. Third row; Mike Mcllvain, David Bleckley. Billy Hays. Robin Reger. Joan Converse. Dennise Yadon. Kent Newcomb, Jeanice Fenimore. Gary Goodman. JUNIOR HIGH HONOR SOCIETY 95 LIBRARIANS Student librarians play an important role in the smooth operation of the school library. They receive no academic credit for their many hours of exacting work. They do have unique opportunities. They perform a needed service to the school and its students. They develop professional skills as librarians. Left to right: Cindy McClanahan. Bill Simpson. Sansi Ellis. Mike Orr, Petra Carpenter, Janet Smith. Mindy Holbrook. Sponsor: Mrs. Larason. OFFICE GIRLS The junior high school has six efficient office girls. They are Teresa Dougherty, Terri Laminack, Susan Grothe. Janelle Goeta, Donna Parker, and JoAnn Bronnlman. A different girls works each hour. They are kept busy picking up absentee slips, collecting lunch money, carrying messages, and doing the many jobs that are necessary to keep the Woodward Junior High School office. The girls receive well-earned credit for their duties during the year. 96 JR. HIGHLIGHTS Standing, left to right: Deborah Pinkley. Delaine Ham. Terri Laminack. Cynthia McClanahan. Janelle Goetr. Rhonda Wyatt. Floyd Luinstra. Terry Daniel. Mark Patterson. Bryan Billings. Petra Carpenter. Martha Kennedy. Seated, left to right: Teresa Dougherty. Miss Edna Patterson, David Bleckley. Miss Edna Patterson Sponsor Teresa Dougherty Editor STAFF Cynthia McClanahan Petra Carpenter Deborah Pinkley Bryan Billings David Bleckley Martha Kennedy Terri Laminack Floyd Luinstra Mark Patterson Janelle Goetz Terry Daniel Rhonda Wyatt Delaine Ham 97 Miss Edna Patterson—sponsor Teresa Dougherty—editor f HIGH SPORTS 99 JR. BOOMERS, first row, left to right: R. McDaniel, E. Braly, G. Stallings, M. Garcia. 2nd row: Mgr. J. Burkett, R. Clem, T. Clump, J. Riley, M. Bird, D. Williams, L. Vineyard. 3rd row: W. Lawson. C. Long,. B. Meadows, G. Leist, J. Bauer, D. Webb, M. Wilson, G. Love. G. Ball. 4th row: C. Luthi, C. Lawrence, K. Diercks. R. Berry. S. Meyer, L. Fetxer, B. Hays, K. Newcomb. R. Vassar. Mgr. 5th row: T. Ogden, Mgr. S. Gray, B. Billings, T. Redd. R. Anderson, D. Hough. D. Woodruff. D. Bleckley. J. Neighbors. T. Moore. J. Jones, Mgr. 6th row: Coach Kenneth Edmonds, Coach Irven Butler, Coach Larry Joplin, Coach Charles Leipart. Jr. Bommers Have A Great 5-3 Season Woodward.......12 Woodward.......30 Woodward.......38 Woodward.......26 Woodward....... 6 Woodward.......30 Woodward.......18 Woodward.......45 Clinton.........22 Laverne ........ 6 Mooreland ......14 Guymon .........16 Elk City........28 Beaver .........14 Enid Waller ... .36 Waynoka .........6 Below: Marie Garcia strains for more yardage against Mooreland. Above: Coaches Leipart, Edmonds. Joplin, and Butler Spirit. Jr. Boomer Style GAME CAPTAINS Clinton .............Stuart Meyer and Gary Stallings Laverne ..............David Bleckley and Kelly Diercks Mooreland.............Gary Love and Steve Gray Guymon ...............Jim Neighbors and Mark Garcia Elk City..............Ray Anderson and Mark Wilson Beaver ...............Chris Long and Don Hough Enid Waller ..........Jim Neighbors and Gary Stallings Waynoka ..............Kent Newcomb and Stuart Meyer Woodward Jr. Boomers opened this season under new head coach Kenneth Edmonds and assistants Irven Butler. Charles Leipart, and Larry Joplin by dropping the initial contest to Clinton 22-12. Quarterback Gary Stallings scored one of the Jr. Boomer TD's and Kelly Diercks hit Terry Nelson for the other counter. The Jr. Boomers bounced back the following week by trouncing Laverne 30-6 at Laverne. The Boomer offense untracked itself for over two hundred yards total offense while the defense was almost invulnerable. Nursing a record of one win and one loss, the Jr. s took on the Mooreland Jr. Bearcats and stretched their record to two victories against one defeat. The final score read 38-14 as Stallings. Diercks. and Garry Love pushed the scores across the goal line. The Jr. Boomers line was impressive as the team moved the ball almost at will. Steve Grey was the center. Stuart Meyer and Joe Smith, the guards, Daved Bleckley and Chris Long the tackles and Ray Anderson and Don Hough manned the ends. The Jr. Boomers traveled next to Guymon to face the ever-fierce Guymon Jr. Tigers. The Blue and White Boomers trailed 10-8 at half-time but fought back for a 26-16 victory. The Jr. Boomer pride really showed through in the come-from-behind victory. Elk City's Jr. Elks invaded Woodward the following Thursday and defeated the Jr. Boomers 18-6. But the Jr. Boomers didn't lose their spirit and came back strong the following week and defeated the Beaver Dusters 30-14. Strong offensive line play opened holes in the Beaver line to give Stallings. Love, Garcia and Diercks ample running room. Next came the Enid Waller Wildcats at Enid. The Jr. Boomers were defeated 36-18 but fought throughout the game and scored their final touchdown with less than one minute to play. The Jr. Boomers wound up the season on a pleasant note by walloping Waynoka's Jr. Railroaders 45-6. The Boomers scored in every quarter and played consistent football throughout the contest. The season featured five wins and three losses as the Boomers had to overcome the loss of Bleckley midway through the season and were forced to play without halfback Denny Woodruff and Billy Hays because of pre-season injuries. Jr. Boomers headed for another victory. 101 Junior Boomers Jr. Boomers, first row. left to right: S. Marlatt, M. Upchurch. D. Dick, M. Dauphin, T. Jividen, L. Ogden. 2nd row: S. Newell, D. Nixon. V. Moody. C. Cuzaline. J. Taylor. J. Cope. R. Aldridge. 3rd row: C. Hensley. R. Kidd. J. Garbacz. T. Damron. B. Benbrock, R. Hensley. L. Hart. R. Elmore. 4th row: R. Crooks. T. Nelson. M. Aitson, P. Mosier. B. Quillin, G. Caldwell. S. Walker. J. Smith. J. Young. 5th row: Coach Kenneth Edmonds. Coach Irven Butler. Coach Charles Leipart, Coach Larry Joplin. Pile on guys 102 Srrr... Down... Set... Hike I... Got a problem, Coach Edmonds? I‘m waiting! I cauqht it, Coach 103 Jr. Boomers go to Front row, left to right: Chuck Luthi. Billy Meadows. Gory Stallings. Mark Patterson. Vernon Franklin. Tim Reed. Back row, left to right: Coach Kenneth Edmonds. Mark Wilson. Mike Bixler. Kelly Diercks. Danny Woodruff. Billy Hoys. Bryan Billings. Tom Wiersig. Coach Larry Joplin. Trophy—First Place in Leverne Tournament Kelly Diercks shoots a driving jump shot against Clinton. and bring home a magnificent I 5 § I season Woodward 59 Hennessey .................52 Woodward 44 Ft. Supply ................36 Woodward 42 Mooreiand .................19 Woodward 26 Enid Waller ...............33 Woodward 29 Clinton ...................27 Woodward 65 Selman ....................46 Woodward 60 Laverne ...................42 Woodward 42 Hennessey .................26 Woodward 37 Clinton ................. 36 Woodward 43 Laverne ...................33 Woodward 45 Enid Waller ...............42 Woodward 63 Turpin ....................57 Woodward 52 Ft. Supply.................36 Woodward 51 Laverne ...................48 Woodward 29 Beaver.....................20 Woodward 42 Mooreiand .................27 104 The 67-68 W.H.S. Annual Staff salutes Coaches Kenneth Edmonds and Larry Joplin along with their boys, the Freshmen of 1968, for a truly remarkable season. Billy Hays gets another two-pointer. Gary Stallings grabs a loose ball against Clinton. Woodward’s Ninth Grade Jr. Boomers came with another fine season, winning 15 and losing one. This was a continuation of their work as eighth graders in 1966-67, when the team won 15 while losing none. Over the two-year span the Jr. Boomers won 30 games while losing one. The suffering by the Jr. Boomers came early in the season with Enid Waller Jr. High doing the damage to the tune of 33-27. It was the third game of the season after the Jr. Boomers had dumped Ft. Supply and Mooreland. In the Ft. Supply game, the Freshmen lost the services of 6'4 Ray Anderson for the season. Early in the second quarter the Jr. Boomers post man suffered several broken bones in his right ankle. His talents were sorely missed for the remainder of the season. To make matters worse, Mike Bixler, 6 I forward was stricken with the measles and missed the next game with Clinton. The Jr. Boomers won the contest 29-27, but had to scramble from behind for the victory. With outstanding teamwork and determination, the Jr. Boomers knotted the score 27-27. Then, with seven seconds remaining, 61 Billy Hays sank a 22-footer for the victory margin. The Jr. Boomers then traveled to Laverne for their only Tournament of the season. They dropped Selman in the semi-finals and then toppled Laverne for the trophy. Following the tournament, the Freshmen took on a new opponent, the Eagles of Hennessey. The victory over the Eagles pushed the season s record to six wins against one loss. The Jr. Boomers played host to the Clinton Whirlwinds on January 4 and won 37-36. Once again, the Clintonites proved to be a formidable foe and once again the Jr. Boomers had to fight from behind for the victory. Gary Stallings, 5'6' guard, stole the ball with seconds to go and hit the driving lay-up for the one-point margin. The Freshmen then knocked off Laverne before traveling to Enid Waller for the opportunity to avenge the only defeat of the season. After two overtimes the Jr. Boomers prevailed 45-42. Following the triumph of Waller the Freshmen stopped Turpin, Ft. Supply, Hennessey, Laverne, Beaver, and Mooreland to wind up the season. 105 First row, from left to right: Gory Goodman—35, Len Hart—33. Sidney Main—41, Bruce Benbrook—21, Charles Hensley—43. Second row, from left to right: Terry Nelson—45. Ronnie Sheperd—31, David Dick—32. Tim Whipps—20. Tracy Jividen—13. Coach IRVEN BUTLER. Third row, from left to right: Coach CHARLES LEI-PART, Steve McHenry—II, Steve Crooks—34. Barry Quiliin—23. Phil Mosier—22. Glen Caldwell—25. GAME K 2 WOODWARD 2 OPP. Woodward vs. Woodward vs. Woodward vs. Woodward vs. Woodward vs. Woodward vs. Woodward vs. Woodward vs. Woodward vs. Woodward vs. Woodward vs. Woodward vs. Mooreland . Enid Waller Clinton _____ Hennessey .. Clinton _____ Laverne Enid Waller Turpin ______ Ft. Supply .. Hennessey Laverne Mooreland 26 49 48 61 61 40 38 32 32 37 41 73 44 50 33 43 17 37 14 34 20 22 22 24 9 Wins and 3 Loses 106 108 CLASSES FRESHMAN CLASS Andy Alexander Susan Allen Ray Anderson Debbie Arnold Shirley Baker Gary Ball Anita Barrick Jimmy Bauer Jane Bennyhoff Rodney Berry Bryan Billings Mike Bird Randall Bishop Mike Bixler David Bleckley Jo Ann Bowen Sharon Boyle Kit Bradbury Lee Ann Brady Eric Braly Jo Ann Bronniman Kayce Bryant Diane Buckley Jim Burkett Max Byrn Mike Caldwell Marsha Cannon Vickie Carson Marky Carmichael Petra Carpenter Loren Clark Randy Clem NO Jerry Clements Tary Clump Joyce Craighead Kay Crites Doug Crooks Jo Curry Terry Daniel Gail Davis Bert Dennison Stove DeVon Kelly Dierks Emmett Devine Teresa Dougherty James Eastwood Sansi Ellis Mark Ferbrache Colleen Feese Larry Fetzer Danny Fisher Larry Foster Nancy Foster Vernon Franklin Mark Garcia Joyce Gaston Larry Glennie Jonelle Goetz Dorothy Gonser Steve Gray Susan Grothe Craig Hagburg Norman Haight Delaine Ham Bob Harris Connie Harrison Billy Hayes Susan Henderson Richard Hensley Jody Hoffert Mi idy Holbrook Teresa Holley Janice Hollis Don Hough Jeff Howard Cheryl Hunter Jay Jones Linda Jones Mike Jordan Steve Kamolz III Jeff Jensen Seundre Jones Myre Karpe Joe Keck Martha Kennedy Mike Kitchens Donnie Knoles Lynn Koch Teresa Laminack Donna Lanham Chris Lawrence David Lawson Wayne Lawson Greg Leist Alice Loomis Linda Loomis Chris Long Gary Love Floyd Lunstra Chuck Luthi Cynthia McClanahan Darla McCleary Larry McCord Ronnie McDaniel Fae McDowell Alma McGuire Billy Meadows Jackie Meier Albert Merriman HARD WORKING FRESHMAN CLASS Stuart Meyer Steve Meyers Dale Mitchell Tommy Mitchell Terri Montgomery Tim Moore 112 Sharon McCord Sandy Mimms Dennis Morgan Richard Morrison Wynda Morrison Jim Neighbors Kent Newcomb Debbie Newman Retta Northup Steve Norton Kelly Jo Oakley. Donnita Oblander Tom Ogden Milte Orr Donna Parker Brenda Parsons Kim Parsons Mark Patterson Janice Patton Tommy Pearson Debbie Perkins Ronald Perrin Leaders Of W.J.H.S. Debbie Pinkley George Plummer Steve Powless Jack Price Tom Rains Charles Razien Tim Reed Pam Regan Jamie Ridgway Danny Riley Donnie Riley Jim Riley Connie Brenton Katina Sparkman Steve Thompson 113 Crieg Rittenhouse Paul Rutledge Janie Sanders Jamie Schall Joe Scott Randy Scott Francine Shaw Randy Shaw Larry Shirley Bill Simpson Franklin Sissons Brenda Smith Dolores Smith Janet Smith Sheryl Snider Gloria Solloway Teresa Sparks Doug Spencer Gary Stallings Marcia Stambaugh James Steenbergen Vickie Steinley Shirley Stevens Valerie Stroker David Swigart Eva Tapp Nancy Thornton Brant Valentine Ronald Vassar Larry Vineyard Cathy Wake Steve Ward Ann Ware Cheryl Watkins Wendell Weaver Dennis Webb Peggy Weibling Rita Westenhaver Tom Wiersig Dale Williams Paula Williams Jeannine Wilson Mark Wilson Earlene Wingo Karla White Richard White Danny Woodruff Rhonda Wyatt I 14 Eighth Grade Mike Aitson Rusty Aldridge Linde Alexander Ann Anderson Roger Arnold Connie Atwell Donne Baxter Bill Beck Bruce Benbrook Denise Billington Julie Bird Mike Bishop Bobby Booth Rick Boxford Katherine Brennon Mark Brewster Vicki Briscoe John Brower Vickie Bruce David Buckley Regina Burns Glen Caldwell Cynthia Cannon Carol Casteel Ramona Cavett Darla Chabino Beverly Chapman Rodney Charmason Becky Cheap Patti Clabaugh Steve Clark Homer Clem Joan Converse Robert Conway Janice Cook Bobby Combs John Cope Jimmy Cox Terry Crites Steve Crooks Charles Cuzaline Tom Damron Marty Dauphin Phillip Davis Susan Davis Jeana Day 115 Mary Derrick David Dick Gary Dickerson Ronnie Divine Dana Duncan Pam Eastin Sharon Eastin Mickey Eckhoff Dennis Eker Ricky Elmore Jana Ewing Donna Evans Bob Fisher Kay Foster Lynann Franklin Joe Garbacz Phillip Geddes Keith Gentry Mike Gill Randy Glitch Gary Goodman Gary Groce Teresa Groce Carolyn Griffith Don Griffith Linda Hanna Len Hart Ann Henderson Charles Hensley Helen Heusel Brad Hickman Pam Hoffert 116 Rebecca Jacobson Jeff Jensen Tracy Jividen La Rita Johnson Robert Kidd Sherry Kochn Debra Kropf Cheri Lack Barney Laird Arlene Lambert Sue Lanham John Latimer Evalyn Lee Robbie Lees Monty Leonard Gene Lewis Patrick Lynch Sidney Main Johnie Miller Joyce Moles Virgil Moody Sandy Morris Mike Morris Phillip Mosier Bery Moynihan Joan Myers Mike Myers Rebecca Myers Jann Nash Wanda Nash Terry Nelson Tommy Nelson Steve Newell Hooker Nickels Dean Nixon Donald Noreuil r. 117 Dole Parker Nancy Parker Danny Parks John Patrick Rhonda Payne Dallas Peil Lee Ann Peil Nancy Perrin Sue Phillips Cynthia Pierce Keith Pierce Cathie Pilcher Sonya Poage Mike Poe Karen Powless Billy Price Bary Quillin Jim Reel Robin Reger Dan Reid Keith Reiman Kathy Ridenour Max Roberts Wanda Robertson Debbie Robinson Dewayne Rogers Debbie Romine Donna Rottmayer Gary Sears Mary Sears Lynn Sell Ronnie Shephard Elden Shirley Janet Shuman Gaylo Shuyler Abby Smith Joe Smith Rhonda Smith Shiela Ann Smith Becky Soater Larry Spray Florence Stanley 118 Bob Starr BeveHy Wheeler Pam Steinley Tim Whipps Allan Stephenson Karen Whitcomb Sheryl Stevens Donna Whiteneck Connie Stockard Susan Whiteneck Rita Stufflebean Jesse Whitson Roxanne Swanson Donna Williams Stephen Swigart Eddie Williams Steven Tally Sandra Williams John Taylor Susan Williams Bruce Thomas Sharon Wise Teresa Thompson James Wilson James Thorne Brenda Woods Sherri Ticer Curtis Wright Vicki Tyson Denise Yadon Teresa Ulery Jerry Young Richard Unrub Paula Benbrook Mark Upchurch Reggie Crocker Donna Vassar Cliff Waddell Sandra Wauhob David Guthrie Billy Harris Ronnie Hensley Clista Walker Janet Walker Stan Walker Robert McClung Paul McDowell Robert McClarnon Karma Watson Susan Weaver Vicki Weidner Terry Choat Shirlee Patton Loon McClarnon 119 Seventh Grade Martha Aldrige Jan Armstrong ' John Arnbrecht Donna Atwell Greg Batch Mllce Balfour Jimmy Baker Cheri Barnett Dale Barnett Donald Barnett La Nita Beetem Sandra Begley Chuck Benedict Teresa Benjamin Jimmy Betzen Janet Bland Nicky Bleckley Marydith Boston Deanna Boyles Chris Boyter Paul Brenton Steven Bridal Barbara Brittain Pasty Bronniman Sherry Brooks Laurie Brower Debra Burns Audrey Caruthers William Castor Cindy Chadick Ronnie Chance Mark Chastain Terri Cheap Ted Clark Loretta Clump Debra Cochran Veronica Cole Bob Colclasure Beverly Combs Melvin Cooks Debbie Cope Kathy Crooks Roger Dunkin Elizabeth Hawk Tom Winters 120 Steve Cfull Brenda Cunningham Robert Curry Janet Day Peggy Day Susie Denney Kirby DeVon Charles DeVon Debbie Didier Robert Dodd Michele Dolan Ray Donaldson Patty Donley Rodney Donley Leslie Dougherty Nancy Duggin Larry Dunagan Leigha Dunbar Connie Eastin Catherine Eike Don Eker Brenda Emmons Ricky Evans Lori Ewing Julee Faulk Mark Flock Gary Fowler David Freeksen Greg Ganes Catherine Garcia Debra Glennie Avonne Glodfelty Connie Goetz David Good Larry Grant Tom Gregory Larry Gribble Pam Hagberg Carmen Hanson Eva Harris Sam Harvey Sandy Heath Karen Hensal Vicki Herbel Mark Hilterbran William Hodsden Vicki Holley Rhonda Holt Teresa Hopkins Vicki Hoskins Jeff Howard Beverly Howlingwater Joni Hundorf Stephen Hunter 121 Becky Hurley Pam Hyde Gail Jackson Earl Jahay Deborah Jewell Durwood Johnson Virginia Johnson Wayne Johnson Kathy Ann Johnston Kathy Johnston Yolanda Johnston Donna Jordan Julie Jordan Grady King Jane Kitchens Karen Kl ine Ray LaFon Teresa Lanham Robbye La Rue Kimberly Laubhan Colene Lawson Richard Leist Dewight Lillard Chor Long Jan Lynes Carol Lyon Diana McCormick Randal McCormick Deborah McDaniel Terry McDaniel Vickey McDowell Benny McGowan Mike Mcllvain Emily McMinn Billy Mains Billie Mancillas Carl Martin Kae Lynn Martin Jeff Marugg Sharon Mask Ricky Masters Penny Mauphin Greg Mitchell Donna Morey Greg Myers Joan Najdek Leo Nash Mary Jane Northup Darwin Oblander Lynda Ogden Calvin Ools Marlee Page Charles Parker Judy Parsons 122 Vicki Paulson Rhonda Pearson Kristi Peoples Kelly Perkins Nancy Persons David Pierce Mike Pierson Mark Pinkley Steve Powders Mark Price Verlyn Ratzlaff Roger Reiss Denora Rember Ronnie Roberts Mary Sue Robinson Dale Schneider John Scott Bob Semmel Freida Shaw Rocky Shaw Karen Shepherd Sue Shepherd Sabrina Shuyler Allen Singhiser Gregory Smith Merita Smith David Stafford Terald Stephens Terri Stewart Debra Stipp Dennis Swallow Charles Swartz Holly Swinford Mark Taylor Tony Taylor Colleen Van Fleet Russell Van Nostrano Mary Warren Sidonne Warren Bobby Wasson Marion Watson Mike Watson Dru Webb Eddie Wheeler Dixie Whitson Lisa Williams Jeannene Woods Karen Woods Michael Wyatt Mike Yones Tim Young Mona Covalt Mike Dickerson Melisa Gaston 123 W.H.S. Helpers COOKS, first row: Taylor. Lee. Ball. Titus. Second row: Atwell. Loomis. Barnett. Shulyer, Moore. Clow. Back: Cavett, Welsh. JUNIOR HIGH CUSTODIANS L. Castor and C. Elder HIGH SCHOOL CUSTODIANS J. Plumer and J. McClaren BUS DRIVERS, front Queen. Arnold. 124 MAINTENANCE STAFF OF W.H.S., front row: Elder, Tuck, Brown. Garvey. Back row: Welch, Ensign, B. Plumer, J. Plumer, Heniger. Scherm, and McClaren. Senior Activities ADAMS. REBECCA (Becky) SUE Peppers 2. 3 Pepper Treasurer 3 Senior Class Treasurer 3 F.T.A. 3 Spanish Club 3 ALEXANDER. MICHAEL DENNIS ALLEN GLENDA MAE F.H A. I ARMSTRONG REATA JO F.H.A. I Pepper |, 2 Chorus I. 2. 3 Chorus President 2 Chorus Solo 2 Mixed Ensemble 2 Girls Ensemble I ARNOLD. JERRY WAYNE Baseball 2. 3 Letterman't Club 3 BAKER. SARAH CATHERINE Girl’s State 2 Drum Major 2. 3 Woodwnd Quintet I, 2 State Honor Society I, 2. 3 Junior Play 2 Dramatics Club I. 2 N gbt of One Acts I. 2 Sec. Trees, of Dramatics 2 Thespians Secretary 3 Peppers I. 2. 3 Thespians 3 F.T.A. I. 2. 3 Humorous Duet at State 2 Spanish Club 3 BARNETT. TERRY WAYNE F.F.A. BAUER. PATRICIA LEE State Honor Society I, 2. 3 Junior Play 2 F.H.A. I. 2. 3 F.T.A. I. 2. 3 Annual Staff 3 Business Manager 3 Bookkeeping Award 2 Office Practice 3 BEGGS. GARY DON Till BENBROOK. MARY JANE Band I. 2. 3 Peppers I. 2 3 Dramatics Club I, 2 F.T.A. I. 3 Junior Play 2 Spanish Club 3 Spanish Club Secretary 3 BENEDICT. JANET LEE Peppers I. 2. 3 Pepper Council 3 Dramatics Club I. 2 Thespians Vice Pres’dent 3 Drama Award 2 Junior Play 2 Night of One Acts 2. 3 Senior Play 3 F.T.A. BERRY. JOHN WAYNE Football 2. 3 Track 2 Letterman’s Club Wagon Staff 3 Spanish Club 3 Algebra I Award 2 SEVERS. BARBARA SUE Peppers I. 2. 3 Band I. 2. 3 F.H .A. I 2 BLASDEL. BRENDA SUE Band I. 2. 3 Chorus I. 2. 3 Woodwind Ouintet I, 2, 3 Peppers I. 2. 3 Pepper Vice President 2 Pepper President 3 Dramatics Club I Paramedical Club I F.T.A. 3 Junior Class Play 2 Jun or Class Vice President 2 Student Council Rep. 2 BOGGS. CHERYL JEAN F.H .A. I. 2 F.T.A. I. 2. 3 Peppers I. 2, 3 Dramatics Club 2 Mixed Chorus I Office Practice 2. 3 Student Council 2 Pepper Council 2 BOYLES. BRUCE EDWARD Football 2. 3 Basketball I Track I. 2 Letterman’s Club I. 2. 3 Junior Play 2 Til 4 BRALY. ALAN KNIGHT Band 2 year Band President Football I. 3 Track I Senior Class President 3 Paramedical Club I. 3 BRENNON. LANORA ANN F.H.A. 2 Dramatics Club 2 Chorus I. 3 BREWSTER JAMES DARWIN Band I. 2. 3 BRITTAIN. KENNETH RAY Football 2. 3 Letterman's Club 2. 3 BROWN. CATHY JANE Band I Peppers I. 2. 3 Dramatics Club I. 2 Junior Play 2 Niqht of One Acts I F.T.A. I. 3 Political Science 3 BRUCE. REGINA VALON Band I. 2. 3 F.T.A. I. 2. 3 Dramatics Club I, 2 Thespians 3 Peppers I, 2. 3 Night of One Acts 2 Junior Play 2 Clarinet Choir I. 2 Political Science Club 3 Political Science Treasurer 3 BUCKLEY. CHARLENE MARIE Mixed Chorus 2. 3 Student Council Rep. 3 CAIN. DANNY CLARENCE Chorus 3 Transfer from Granite. Okie. CARUTHERS. LINDA RAYE F.H.A. 2. 3 Pepper I. 2. 3 F.T.A. 2 Mixed Chorus 3 Student Council 2 CASTEEL. DEBORAH SUE F.T.A. I. 3 Pepper I, 2. 3 Pepper Council 2. 3 Chorus I. 2. 3 Thespians 3 Spanish Club 3 W.H.S. Follies 2-1st Place Girl’s Ensemble I. 2. 3 CHASE. GEORGE ELLIS Football I. 2. 3 Letterman's Club I. 2. 3 F.F.A. I Student Council 3 Mixed Chorus I CHASTAIN. DWAN LOWELL CHASTAIN. REX ALVIN Letterman’s Club Football 2. 3 Basketball 2. 3 Baseball 2. 3 Track 2 CLARK. MARK WILSON Football I. 2. 3 Track 2 Letterman's Club Wagon Staff CLEMENTS. DONALD CHARLES Basketball I. 2. 3 Baseball I. 3 Letterman's Club CONVERSE. GERALDINE ANN Annual Staff I. 2. 3 Annual Editor 3 Chorus Award 2 Student Council Alternate I. 2 Peppers I. 2 Dramatics Club I. 2 F.H.A. I. 2 F.H.A. Parliamentarian I, 2 F.H.A. National Delegate 2 Chorus I. 2. 3 Mixed Ensemble 2 COOK. PHILIP SHELDON Baseball 2. 3 Basketball 3 Junior Play 2 COOMBS. DANNY LYNN Til 2. 3 Band I CRAIGHEAD. CLAIR VERNE Football I. 2. 3 Basketball I. 2. 3 Baseball 2. 3 Band 2. 3 Letterman’s Club I, 2. 3 State Honor Society CRAWFORD. MIKE LYNN Football I. 2. 3 Chorus 3 Letterman's Club 2. 3 Track 2 Basketball 2 DAY. GREG LESTER Band Basketball 2 Track 2 Junior Play 2 DENNISON. W. M. DENTON. JR. JAMES EDWIN Dramatics Club 2 Night of One Acts 2. 3 Speech Contests 2. 3 Junior Play 2 W.H.S. Follies 2 Wagon Staff 3 Basketball 2 Thespians 2. 3 DICKSON. DIANA LYNN Band I. 2. 3 Band Pub. Manager 2 Band Secretary 3 Chorus I Peppers I. 2. 3 Skit Committee I. 2, 3 Dramatics Club I, 2 Thespians 3 Junior Play 2 State Honor Society I. 2 3 Junior Class Prom Committee Student Council Alternate 3 Political Science Club 3 Spanish Club 3 Spanish Club Treasurer 3 DIERCKS. PATRICK CHARLES F.T.A. 3 Paramedical Club 3 DOWELL. JOHN MARK Chorus DUGGIN. MICHAEL D. Vocational Ag. Award 2 F.F.A. Treasurer 3 Dramatics Club Night of One Acts Asst. Director Junior Play 2 Thespians 3 Student Council I DUNCAN. DEBORAH (Debby) DIANE Mixed Chorus I Dramatics Club I, 2 Peppers I. 2. 3 Paramedical Club 2. 3 EIKE. TOMMY DEAN F.F.A. I. 2. 3 Parliamentarian of F.F.A. 2 F.F.A. Vice President 3 Delegate to State f.F.A. Convention Parliamentary Procedure I, 2, 3 EVANS. VICKI GAYLE Band I. 2. 3 Peppets I. 2. 3 F.T.A. 2 3 Junior Play 2 FENIMORE. JERRY ALLEN Student Council President 3 Annual Staff 2. 3 Annual Staff Asst. Editor 3 F.T.A. I. 3 Letterman's Club 2. 3 Track I Dramatics Club I. 2 Thespians 3 Children's Theater 2, 3 Junior Play 2 Senior Play 3 Speech Contests 2. 3 Political Science 3 FITZ, RONNIE RAY T l 2. 3 Basketball 3 FLACK. FRANK RUSSELL Football I Basketball I. 2. 3 Lettermon's Club I. 2. 3 FLOCK. JANICE COLEEN . F.H.A. I. 2. 3 Peppers I. 2 F.T.A. I Paramedical Club I FOILES. SAMUEL JAMES F.T.A. I Dramatics Club I. 2 Newspaper I. 3 Student Council I Night of One Acts 2 Speech Contests 2 Junior Play 2 Children's Theater 2 Baseball 2. 3 Statistician 2 MC of Follies 2 English III Award 2 American History Award 2 Sport Editor of Newspaper 3 Stotisticen for all Sports 3 Thespians Clerk 3 FORREST. VIRGINIA MAE Transfer from Buffalo. Okla. GARCIA. JOEL STEVE Letterman's Club 2 years Basketball 2 years GLENN. SARAH MONTINA (Tina) Pepper 2. 3 Pepper Council 3 F.T.A. 3 Dramatics Club 2 Thespians 3 Spanish Club 3 Senior Class Reporter 3 GRANT. DAVID N. Til 2. 3 GREGORY. IVAL LEE Basketball 2 Student Council Alternate 3 HAMILTON. CLYDE DUANE Football I. 2. 3 Letterman's Club I, 2, 3 Track I. 2. 3 HARRIS. LINDA GAYE F.H.A. I. 2 Peppers I. 2. 3 Office Practice 2. 3 Scholarship to O.B.U. Academy 2 Senior Class Secretary 3 F.l A. 3 Student Council Nominating Com. Junior Play 2 HARRISON. JOHN DOUGLAS Football I, 2. 3 Baseball I, 2. 3 Basketball I. 2 Letterman's Club I. 2. 3 Junior Play 2 Mixed Chorus I Student Council Rep. I, 2 HENSLEY. JULIA MARIE Peppers I. 2. 3 F.H.A. I. 2 Mixed Chorus I. 3 HEUSEL. DEBORAH ANNETTE State Honor Society I. 2, 3 Biology Award I Typing I Award I Band I. 2. 3 Solo I. 2. 3 Flute Ensemble I. 2 Mixed Chorus I Alva Curriculum Contest 2 F.T.A. I 2 Dramatics Club I, 2 Peppers I. 2. 3 Night of One Acts 2 Dramatics Club 2 Junior Play 2 Thespians 3 HIERONYMUS. PATRICIA JO Peppers I. 2. 3 Pepper Reporter 2 Pepper Vice President 3 Dramatics Club I. 2 Dramatics Club Reporter 2 Thespians 3 Thespians Treasurer 3 F.T.A. I. 2. 3 F.T.A. Vice President 3 Junior Play 2 Band I. 2. 3 Band Secretary 2 W.H.S. Follies 2 State Honor Society I. 2, 3 Junior Class Reporter 2 HILTERBRAN. STEVE LOUIS Band I. 2. 3 Letterman's Club I. 2, 3 Football I. 2. 3 Basketball I. 2 Baseball I. 2. 3 Paramedical Club I Junior Ploy 2 All-District Band All-District Football (Fullback) Stage Band I Spanish Club 3 HOLDING. DARRELL EUGENE Til 2 HURST. GWENDA MAE Student Council Rep. 3 F.H.A. I. 2. 3 Library 2. 3 JORDAN. BELINDA JEAN F.H.A. I. 2. 3 student Council Rep. I Student Council Alternate 2. 3 Peppers 2 Chorus 2 KECK. BILL Paramedical Club Letterman’s Club Thespian 3 Junior Play 2 Track I. 2. 3 Football I. 2 Chorus KROPF. VALREE JEAN Peppers, I, 2 F.H.A. I. 2 Til 3 Chorus I. 2 LADD. GARY L. Til LAIRD. MITCHELL CRAIG Football I Basketball Baseball Junior Play Dramatics Club Student Council Rep. Sophomore Class president Junior Class Treasurer Letterman's Club LaVALLEY. TERRY WAYNE Football 2. 3 Basketball 2. 3 Track 2. 3 State Track Team 2. 3 Bov’s State 2 Thespian President 3 Student Council Vice President 3 Letterman's Club 2. 3 Junior Play 2 Night of One Acts 2, 3 Senior Play 3 W.H.S. Follies 2 LOOMIS. RANDALL JOE F.F.A. LUTHI. JAMES TED Letterman's Club Baseball I. 2. 3 Football I. 2. 3 Basketball 2 years Dramatics Club MAINS. KATHY JEWELL Mixed Chorus I F.H.A. I Dramatics Club I. 2 Peppers 2 Til 3 MANCILLAS. CONNIE MARIE Physical Education Award I Home Economics II Award I Outstanding Pepper I Home Economics IV Award 2 Mrs. L. P. Northup Homemaking Award 2 W.H.S. Follies 2 Student Council Corresponding Sec. 2 Student Council Rep. I. 2 State Honor Society I, 2. 3 Peppers I, 2. 3 F.T.A. 2 3 F.H.A. I. 2. 3 F.H.A. Secretary 2 F.H.A. President 3 125 MARSTON. DONNA RUTH T l 3 MARTIN. JON ALLEN Band I. 2. 3 Chorus 2. 3 Chorus Vice President 2 Stage Band I. 2, 3 Junior Play 2 Madrigals 3 Dramatics Club 2 Thespians 3 Annual Staff 3 Children's Theater 2. 3 Night of One Acts 2. 3 Senior Play 3 Speech I Award 2 Government Award 2 8.P.W. Citizenship Award 2 Speech Contest 3 MASTERS. THOMAS RICHARD MAZE. BARBARA KAY Peppers F.H.A. Chorus McDOWELL. JOHNNY JAY State T l President 2 T l President 2. 3 Cooperative Educational Award I State's Outstanding T l Student I Student Council Rep. 2 Student Council Alternate 3 MEUNIER. PAUL DENNIS Dramatics Club 2 Childrens Theater 2 Night of One Acts 2 Thespians 3 American History Award 2 Debate State Finalist 2 Newspaper Editor 3 Student Council Alternate I. 3 Football Offensive Statistician 3 Junior Play 2 Director W.H.S. Follies 2 MILLER ANNE FRANCES Peppers I. 2. 3 Band 2. 3 Percussion Ensemble 2. 3 Office Practice 3 MOORE. BARBARA ANN Peppers I. 2 F.H.A. I. 2 Mixed Chorus I. 2 T l 3 MOREHART CARLA ANN F.T.A. 2. 3 F.H.A. I. 2. 3 Paramedical Club 3 Librarian 3 Office Practice 3 MORRISON. LYNDA JO Peppers I. 2 F.H.A. 2. 3 F.H.A. Secretary 3 Junior Play 2 MOSIER HERSCHELL CURTIS Baseball 2. 3 Foo all 2. 3 Basketball 2. 3 Letterman's Club 2 3 F.T.A. 3 NELSON. JEANNE MARIE Peppers I. 2 Mixed Chorus I NELSON MELVIN DALE Football I. 2. 3 Basketball I Letterman’s Club I. 2. 3 Industrial Arts Award’2 Aiva Curriculum Contest W.H.S. Follies 2 2 NELSON. OWEN LEE Football I. 2. 3 Letterman's Club I. 2. 3 NUNEZ. GUSTAVO ARTURO Pres, of Club Colegial '66 Tennis Champion 1966 Soccer 4 years Basketball 2 years Pres, of Interact Club '67 Pres. Centro de Egresados '66 OAKLEY. KEITH ANN F.T.A. I. 2 Dramatics Club I. 2 Thespians 3 Peppers I. 2. 3 Band I. 2. 3 Junior Play 2 Night of One Acts 2, 3 PEOPLES. JON CARL Band I. 2. 3 Instrument Manager I 2 3 F.F.A. I. 2. 3 PIERSON. PAULA MAY Peppers I. 2. 3 Chorus I. 2. 3 F.T.A. I. 2. 3 State Honor Society I, 2 Spanish Club 3 Junior Play 2 Political Science Club 3 Political Science Club President 3 POSTON CHARLES THOMAS Annual Staff PUYEAR, ERIC L. RADER ALBERT LYLE Speech Contests 2. 3 Dramatics Club 2 RANDALL. JOSEPH CLINTON Letterman's Club I 2 3 Football I. 2. 3 Track I. 2. 3 W.H.S. Follies 2 Dramatics Club 2 Paramedical Club I Student Council 3 Senior Play 3 RANDALL. ROBERT JOHN RAZIEN. LESLIE DENISE Peppers I. 2. 3 Dramatics Club I. 2 Thespians 3 Chorus I. 2 Paramedical Club I. 3 F.T.A. I. 3 Junior Play 2 Niqht of One Acts I. 2. 3 Children's Theater 2. 3 Senior Play 3 Speech Contests 2, 3 Librarian I REGAN. DEBORAH ANN F.T.A. 2 3 Dramatics Club I. 2 Thespians 3 Band I. 2. 3 Peppers I. 2. 3 Junior Play 2 Saxophone Sextet I Brass Choir 2 Saxophone Solo I French Horn Solo 2 REGER. MONTE DAVID Football I. 3 Weight Lifting I Dramatics Club I Letterman's Club I. 3 Senior Play 3 RICHARDSON. LARRY GENE Football 2. 3 Letterman's Club 2 3 Track 2 Mixed-Chorus 2 3 Spanish Club 3 RISELY. WENDY DEE Football I. 2 State Honor Society I. 2. 3 Cremb Award I Letterman's Club I. 2. 3 RITTENHOUSE. JERRI DEE State Honor Society I. 2 F.T.A. I Paramedical Club I Dramatics Club 2 Safe Driver Award Student Council Rep. I RITTENHOUSE. RICKEY JOE PARKER. EVAN DALE F.F.A. PARSONS. DOUGLAS DALE iand I. 2. 3 Basketball I PEIL. SAMUEL RAY Junior Play 2 ROBINSON. NANCY RAE Dramatics Club I. 2 F.T.A. 3 Band I. 2. 3 State Honor Society ROBINSON. WALLY JEAN Peppers I. 2. 3 Band I. 2. 3 F.T.A. I. 2. 3 Dramatics Club I. 2 Thespians 3 State Honor Society I. 2 Girl's State 2 RUTLEDGE. LOVA JEAN F.H.A. I. 2 F.H.A. Song and Devotional Leader I F.H.A. Vice President 2 F.H.A. Queen 2 Student Council 2. 3 State Honor Society I. 2 Chorus 2 T l Treasurer 3 Home Economics Award I. 2 Office Practice 3 SCHAEFER. DENISE DEE Girl's State 2 F.T.A. 2. 3 F.T.A. Secretary 3 Dramatics Club I. 2 Junior Play 2 Night of One Acts Children's Theater 2 Thespians 3 Pepper I. 2. 3 Cheerleader I. 2. 3 Co-head Cheerleader 3 State Honor Society I. 2. 3 F.T.A. State Delegate Football Queen 3 Library 3 F.H.A. 3 STOCKING. JANET SUE Band I. 2. 3 Peppers I. 2, 3 Dramatics Club I. 2 Paramedical Club I Clarinet Choir I 2. 3 Spanish Club 3 STOWE. TOMMY LYNN Letterman's Club 2. 3 Basketball I. 2. 3 Baseball 2. 3 STRICKER. JOYCE FERN Band I. 2. 3 Band Treasurer 3 Stage Bond I. 2, 3 Drum Major Alternate 2. 3 Peppers I. 2. 3 Pepper Secretary 3 Dramatics I. 2 Thespians 3 Paramedical Club 2. 3 Sophomore Class Treasurer Junior Class Secretary Senior Class Vice President Junior Class Favorite Junior Play State Honor Society I. 2 Night of One Acts 3 SCHMIDT. DIAN SUE Peppers I. 2. 3 Pepper Council I Sophomore Rep. I Dramatics Club I 2 F.T.A. 3 Junior Play 2 Speech Contests 2. 3 Office Practice 3 Speech II Award 2 Thespian Ticket Manager 3 SCOn. AUORY ELLEN Peppers I T l 2. 3 Co-operative Educational Award 2 SEMMEL. HARRY LEE State Honor Society I Chorus I. 2. 3 Band I. 2. 3 Percussion Ensemble I. 2. 3 Spanish Club 3 F.T.A. 3 SMITH. DENNTS WARREN Band I. 2. 3 Junior Play 2 Dramatics Club I. 2 Thespians 2. 3 W.H.S. Follies 2 Student Council 3 Band Council 3 State Honor Society I, 2, 3 Brass Choir I. 2 Stage Band 2. 3 Night of One Acts 2. 3 STROKER. JOHN ROY Basketball 2. 3 Student Council 3 Junior Play 2 Night of One Acts 2 Thespians 3 Baseball 3 Paramedical Club 3 STUFFLE8EAN. PHILLIP ROY F.F.A. Dramatics Club Paramedical Club Speech Contest SWARTZ. KATHERINE (Kathy) MARIE F.H.A. I. 2. 3 F.H.A. Treasurer 2 F.H.A. Vice President 3 Dramatics Club I. 2 Thespians 3 Peppers I. 2. 3 Chorus I. 2. 3 Chorus Librarian 3 S.C. Alternate 3 TAPP. CAROL LYNN Chorus I. 2. 3 F.T.A. I. 2. 3 F.T.A. President 3 Dramatics Club 2 Thesoians 3 Cheerleader I. 2. 3 Head Cheerleader 3 Pepper I. 2. 3 Junior Play 2 SMITH. KONNIE KAYE Band I. 2. 3 Saxophone Sextet I. 2 Chorus I. 3 Pepper I. 2. 3 Dramatics Club I. 2 Suesettes 2. 3 Paramedical Club I. 2 Miss Woodward Alternate 3 SMITH ROBERT BRYAN Football I. 2. 3 Track I. 2 Letterman's Club W.H.S. Follies 2 Dramatics Club 2 Student Council I Senior Play 3 SMITH. ROBERT DEAN Football I. 2. 3 Track 2 3 Letterman's Club I. 2. 3 Dramatics Club 2 Student Council I Senior Play 3 Spanish Club 3 SOJKA. RHONDA GAYLE Peppers I. 2 Band I. 2. 3 Paramedical Club I Woodwind Duet I. 2. 3 F.H.A. 3 F.H.A. Historian 3 Office Practice 3 TIREY. VIRGINIA KATHLEEN Band I. 2. 3 Band Vies President 3 Peppers I. 2. 3 F.T.A. I. 2. 3 Dramatics Club I. 2 ’’hasp a ns 3 Junior Play 2 Band Solo I. 2. 3 Flute Ensemble 2 Flute Trio I. 2 Woodwind Quintet 2 Night of One Acts 2 TRIBBLE LYNDA ARLYNE Chorus 3 VASSAR. KATHERINE LOUISE F.H.A. I. 3 Pepper I. 2. 3 Mixed Chorus 2 F.T.A. 3 Paramedical Club 3 Office Practice.3 Librarian 3 Thespians 3 VINEYARD. DONNA MARIE Band I. 2 Dramatics Club I. 2 Night of One Act's I, 2 Thespians 3 F.T.A. 2 Paramedical Club I Peppers I. 2. 3 Pepper Reporter 3 F.F.A. Sweetheart 3 SOLLOWAY. DANNY SAM Football I. 2. 3 Track 3 Letterman's Club I. 2. 3 Weight Lifting Instructor 2 SPARKMAN. PAMELA GAIL Office Practice 3 Mv nnuu vik Annual Staff 3 Student Council Rep. 3 WAGGONER. RONALD DEAN F.F.A. I. 2. 3 F.F.A. Sent nel 2 F.F.A. State Delegate 2 F.F.A. President 3 F.F.A. Parliamentary Procedure I. 2. 3 WALKER. BILLY GENE F.F.A. WALTERS. CAROLYN JANICE Chorus WARE. TERRY JOE Band 123 Football Student Trainer 2. 3 Letterman's Club 2. 3 Stage Band I Trombone Quartet 2 WATSON. CHERYL ANN Band I. 2. 3 Woodwind Duet I. 2. 3 Pepper I. 2 Dramatics Club I Mixed Chorus I Debate 3 WEIBLING. FREDDIE LEON Transfer from Odem, Texas WEIDNER. LINDA SUE State Honor Society I. 2 Band I. 2. 3 Peppers I. 2. 3 Office Practice 3 WEIDNER. TOMMY LEE Band I. 2. 3 Stage Band 2 years WELCH. CALLIE IONE Chorus I. 2. 3 F.H.A. WELCH. 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