Woodward High School - Boomer Yearbook (Woodward, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1969 volume:

EDUCATION IS A COMPANION which no misfortune can decrease, no crime can destroy, no enemy alienate, no despotism enslave; at home a friend abroad an introduction, in solitude a solace, in society an ornament. EDUCATION chastens vice, guides virtue, and gives grace and government to genius. EDUCATION may cost financial sacrifice and mental gain, but in both money and life values it will repay every cost ONE HUNDRED FOLD Woodward High School Woodward, Oklahoma Table of Contents Administration Activities Royalty Sports Classes Board of Education (Left to right) Dr. R. G. Obermiller, member; Mr. Charles Goin. Vice-President; Dr. Ben Benson. President; Dr. D. D. Collins, member; Mrs. Walter Bowman, member. Superintendent's Office MRS. GEORGIA SCHAEFER is married and has two daughters. Candyce and Denise. She attended Northwestern State College and has eleven years of secretarial experience. She enjoys reading and is a member of the Methodist Church Worship Commission. 7 Faculty Rae Annis Speech Maxine Bartlett Business Agnes Allgood Spanish Las Cusher Biology—Coach Helen Mercer Librarian Frank Shiva Football Coach Pat Tripp Business Lowell Hensley Driver's Ed.—Coach Janice Sipe Math Asst. Principal Basketball Coach Clinton Heusel Social Science Dean Morrison History—Coach David Smith Physical Ed.—Coach Math Mary Baxter History Glenda Joplin Counselor Ethel Outhier Home Economics Vida Bloxsom W.H.S. Secretary Harold Beadles Chemistry Larry Joplin Geog ra phy—Coach Joan Reimers English II. III. IV Connie Taylor Business Sandra Walker Chorus Director Ralph Thomas Agriculture Ruth Webb English II Lucius Aitson Shop Robert Bland English IV Vic Kyler Band Director Jim Schroeder Math—Coach Benny Travis Vocations Joyce Wilson Physical Ed. 9 Activities Voli V jud hanc test on 5 1 secc coni tear f| J th fifl .te .e- up •om on y� idy was the fifth high individual. The pasture and range team placed fourth. The meats team was fifth with Bennie Moore the ninth high jndividual. I in W.H.S.gave informative talks on education and teaching at the December FTA meeting,Monday in the cafeteria. Mrs. Linda Rocow. Mr. SCO We look around and know that events must be recorded, 30n things recognized, some kind of a summary of happenings 1, must be produced—important things cannot go unnoticed ! ... we try then to capture the action, the emotion, the moods of W.H.S. in words ... we find that this is not easy ... we struggle to cooperate and aim for the ultimate goal of pleasing varied tastes . . . hours of work go into publications—deadlines come up and are met again and again . . . the work is hectic, exasperating, tiring—staff members find themselves faced with constant decisions and problems . . . but at the same time, there is the excitement, challenge, and the feeling of doing a vital something well—which makes the difficulties seem obscure and the mind restless—ready to search farther... This was the WAGON of 1968-69. The papers touched on the exterior and interior activities of W.H.S. and reached into the lives of the Boomers. The WAGON guided the students to necessary information, presented debatable views, and spiced it with reflections of school life. The WAGON—an influential leader of W.H.S. srm : i an 3 d di a t a 3tu bin me ons pa The Paramedical Club will tour the medical section of Western State Hospital on December 16, 1968. They will leave at 1 00 tvm for t.h � t.our. ere rry to by Is, and med ice em- fcy. a rt-ial ial 1? Editor—Steve Dodd Sponsor—Mrs. Ruth Webb Organizations—Mac Benbrook and Jamas Hammons Sports—Preston Stanley and Russ Rutledge Society—Cathy Green, Mindy Holbrook, Donna Bussard. and Sarah Flack Column—Bob Oldham Annual Staff L. Fisher. C. Chastain. C. Williams. Mr. Bland. C. Boatman. B. Kimmel. J. Faulk, W. Williams. S. Bowers. C. Williams. Mrs. Allmand. J. Behen. D. Garbacz. L. Boggs. A. Randall. J. Hughes. M. Clothier The Annual Staff was a hard working group. From the first page to the last deadline, they struggled to put out the best annual yet. They had to contend with pictures, no pictures, lost pictures, funny pictures, and too many pictures. They raced for deadlines, the funniest captions, and the best takes. Alicia with her bull-whip. Chick and Joe with the camera, and Janet with her typewriter, all were armed for the fight to bring the annual in on time. It was a year to hurry up and wait and to stay late and to do your best to produce the best, and we hope it was good enough! Beth Kimmel Craig Chastain Debbie Garbacz Chick Williams Photographer Joe Betzen Photographer Susan Bowers Lu Fisher Mike Clothier Conn? Boatman Thespians Officer : Dane Hieronymus, Clerk: Leenne Pierson, Secretary: Mike Williams. President; Dee Hyde. Treasurer; and Marilyn Carmichael. Vice President. Sponsors: Mrs. Rae Annis and Miss Pat Tripp Thespians is a National Society. Its purpose is to advance standards of excellence in the dramatic arts. The group encourages students to attain a better mastery of languages, to develop poise and self-control, and to appreciate dramatic literature and its techniques. The organization forbids secrecy. Membership is given as recognition for meritorious work in dramatic arts. To be a member one must have at least ten recognized Thespians points. One can get points by being involved in plays or speech contests. This year's Thespians sponsored students in numerous speech contests and four plays: The Senior play in November, the Junior play in December, the Thespians play in March, and the Children's Theater in May. The Thespians have two GREAT sponsors—Miss Pat Tripp and Mrs. Rae Annis. 16 Thespians and Affiliates in Action A f f i I i a t e s Thespians practicing for a play Thespians closing up the concession stana Debators practicing for a speech conges Thespians at one of their meetings 17 p A R A Standing: Robert Freerksen. John Biege. Lu Fisher. Marty Baird. Danny Duggin. John Whipps, Ronald Wolf. Roy Balfore. Karen Randall. Sarah Flack. Carmen Fisher. Steve Dodd. Jane Bennyhoff. Debbie Pinkley. Mrs. Mercer Sitting: Beth Kimmel. Marilyn Carmichael. Leanne Pierson, Donna Hunter. Jan Faulk. Alicia Randall, Wauneva William . Teresa Carson. Para Medical Officers: President: Jan Faulk Vice President: Steve Dodd Secretary: Alicia Randall Treasury: Donna Hunter Reporter: Danny Duggin 18 W.H.S. Chorus performs at Pop Concert Background for Boomer Royalty P.E. Assistants and Mrs. Wilson, P.E. instructor Inter-club Council, front: D. Hunter. J. Faulk. J. Fuqua, J. Brower. C. Boatman. Back: N. Nelson. M. Baird. D. Estes. T. Stump. M. Williams, and J. Burkett (K. DonCarlos not pictured). 19 Boomer Band VIC KYLER was born in Bartlesville. Oklahoma. October 18. 1939. He attended grade I at Borger. Texas; grades 2 7 at Pratt. Kansas: grades 8-10 at Liberal Kansas; and graduated from Borger High School in 1958. He attended West Texas State University in Canyon. Texas, where he received his Bachelor of Music Degree in 1962. He began teaching at Tahoka, Texas, and taught there 3 years. He also taught one year at Gruver. Texas, before coming to Woodward. He's a member of Kappa Kappa Psi Honorary Band Fraternity and Phi Mu Alpha Honorary Musicians Fraternity. Mr. Kyler believes that there is more talent here than in any other place he has taught. This made the 1968-69 school year his most pleasant year of teaching. 20 22 Stage Band 23 Select Chorale m Mixed Chorus — 6th Hour Madrigal Singers Les Chansons WHS Student Council Back row, loft to right: J. Burkett. J. Walker. B. Billings, R. Anderson. S. Lain. P. Patterson. E. Myers. B. Morris, K Duggin. M. Williams. R. Oldham. Middle row: A. Martin, M. Wilson. M. Patterson. M. Cook. M. Baird. D. Reese. G. Stallings, S. Dodd, J. Whipps. S. Tapp. Front row: D. Hunter, J. Faulk, L. Herman. C. Williams. S. Wiles. M. Carmichael. L. Pierson. E. Wingo. S. Bowers. D. Alexander. This year's student council has actively supported the student body in ideas and actions. We feel they have done an excellent job of representing our students. This year’s activities consisted of the Powderpuff Football game between the Junior and Senior girls, the Miss Woodward Contest, the Follies, the Coronation Ball. Intramural basketball. Christmas needy baskets, and the tremendous responsibilities of having the State Student Council Convention here. We (the school, students, faculty, and administration) salute the student council for their great job. Officers Jim Walker Chaplain Lois Lierman Reporter Jerry Burkett Vice-President Steve Tapp Parliamentarian Andy Martin President Mr. Clinton Heusel Sponsor Marilyn Carmichael Secretary Donna Hunter Corresponding Sec. Robert Oldham Treasurer 26 Tisha Ellis draws the winning Christmas door. Student Discussion sessions in meetings. Council Junior and Senior Powderpuff practice sessions. W.H.S. Diane Buckley Sophomore Lena Valentine Junior Carmen Fithftr Junior Dodo Smith Sophomore Connie Hensal Senior Head Cheerleader Debbie Goodman Junior Nancy Denney Senio- W.H.S. Peppers Council Sponsors Sarah Flack. Reporter: Connie Hensal. Head Cheerleader; Anne Glodfelty. M ss Janice Sipe. Mrs. Agnes Allgood. Miss Carol Vassar. Sergeant at Arms: Penny Martin. Secretary; Betsy Gray. Treasurer: Janice Fenimoe. Vice-President; Connie Boatmar. President. The Peppers were an active group this year. They sponsored the Football Homecoming Dance and Basketball Coronation. They had bonfires, pep assemblies, skits, and made hundreds of signs. They had bakesales and they sold pompons and pennants and helmet banks. They yelled at games, were yelled at at games, shook their pompons, and forgot their uniforms. They decorated the gyms and they made vocal their spirit. They planned a float for the Woodward Elks Annual Rodeo Parade. F u t u r e T A e m a e c of r h • i e c r a s Cindy Moynihan—V. President. Marilyn Carmichael—Treasurer. Donna Hunter—President. Leanne Pierson—Secretary, and Debbie Stevens—Reporter. This year's F.T.A. had its largest membership ever. Besides helping with open house in November, their other projects were to observe teachers of the Jr. High and elementary schools and to sponsor a $25 bond which was given to a graduating member who will begin studying for a teaching career. The chapter sent delegates to the State Convention this spring. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Webb and Miss Reimers, the F.T.A. had a most successful year. 30 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The 1968-69 school year proved a very busy one for the Woodward Chapter of Future Homemakers of America. The club had a membership of seventy-nine girls in their Freshman. Sophomore, Junior, and Senior years. The club sponsored the selling of Halloween candy and concessions stands at several ball games as their money making projects for the year. One of the club's major projects was the sponsorship of a Korean orphan. On September 27. 1968, the Woodward F.H.A. was host to Sub-District Rally. Five hundred girls attended from eleven different towns. Other club projects for the year were a Daddy-date night, a Mother and Daughter banquet, and a Christmas party for the Future Farmers of America. A group of Junior and Senior members attended the State Fair. Thirty-six members of the club with the highest point average attended the State Rally in Oklahoma City. Thus one would have to conclude that the 1968-69 school year was a very profitable one for the Woodward Future Homemakers. OFFICERS SPONSOR Mr . EtHel Outhicr 33 Future Farmers of America Seniors First row. left to right: C. Duke. J. Patton. G. Stafford M. Rose. T. Striker. Second row, left to right: R. Thomas. M. Mohow. E. Myers. G. Woods B. Wyatt. L. Cheap J. Taylor. Third row. left to right: R. Myers. L. Gribble T. Stump. B. Walraven, P. Clabough, P. Patterson. The Future Farmers of America, or FFA as it is commonly known, is the national organization for boys studying vocational agriculture in public secondary schools under the provisions of the National Vocational Education Acts. Although the motto of this organization consists of only four lines, it is filled with practical philosophy, which reflects a spirit and sincerity that shows the true viewpoint of farm youth, the backbone of a nation. The motto is as follows: LEARN TO DO DOING TO LEARN EARNING TO LIVE LIVING TO SERVE 34 Juniors First row, loft to right: M. Upchurch. B. Moore. J. D. Thomas. E. Pummel. D. Loqhry. Second row, left to right: W. Luinstra. J. Porker. H. James. G. Stufflebeon. C. Hat,ue, and B. Clem. Third row, left to right: R. Pierce. L. Woods. G. Singhisen. R. Hurst. R. Rutledge, and D. Persons. Sophomores First row, left to right: M. Ferbrache, G. Ball J. Clements. L. Shirley, and T. Daniels. Second row, left to right: C. Long K. Newcomb. D. F • P. Cash, and J. Steenbergen. Third row, left to right: R. Vossar. T. Moore W. Woodruff. G. Stallings, and G. Least. 35 Freshmen First row, left to right: M. Dauphin. M. Upchurch. D. Ni on, S. Marlatt. R. McClung, L. Spray. Second row, left to right:'D. Guthrie. B. Sears. K. Pierce, H. Hunter, R. Glitch. Third row: B. Thomas. G. Lewis. B. Combs. J. Garbacz. M. Leonard. J. R. Marston. Officers 36 First row. left to right: R. Thomas. C. Duke L. Spencer E. Myers. G. Stafford Second row, left to right: R. Rutledge. T. Stump, and J. D. Thomas. L I B R A R I A N S First row: D. Clem. S. Jacobson. M. Harrisson. P. Martin. S. Lone. S. Dodd. Second row: Mrs. Mercer. J. BennyKoff. K. Spart man. G. Davis. D. Gonser K. Wake. R. Westenhaver. L. Ray. D. McCleery. D. Jordan. 37 Rick Carlile Tom Clark Trades and Industries M-ke A !e Charmasson David Dav T I Sweetheart John Booth Sammy Booth Carc r Co-o ay Robert Crosk Miss Patty Gray and Escort Eddie Morris 38 Jon DonCarlos Robert Ward Keith DonCarlos Peqqy Parker Charles Watson Patty Gray David McDowell Steve Peil Rod Spencer Nita W-les Roger Mitchell Norman Perrin Sherilyn Wiles 39 Special Honors All-State Band: Steve Waggoner, Linda Bishop. Sherri Moore Karen Braly. Danny Duggin. Sarian Williams and Andy Martin. All-District Football: Mike Clothier. John Bruce Jim Jewett. Larry Derrick. Delroy Lewis. 1968 Girls' and Boys' State, seated: C. Moynihan, A. Randall, P. Martin. Standing: Norman Nelson. Andy Martin. Jerry Burkett, and John Whipps. All-State Chorus: Chili Williams Danny Duggin, Chick Williams Steve Tapp Dave Estes All-State Football Alternate: Mike Clothier 40 State Honor Society The top ten percent of the high school enrollment is eligible for membership. Membership is based upon work done 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 will be based on the work done during the first semester of the current year. The purpose of the society shall be to promote high standards of scholarship among the students in the high schools. Woodward Senior High School has been a member of the State Honor Society since 1924. The 1969 members include: Susie Jacobson, Mark Patterson. Dana Hieronymus. Preston Stanley. Bryan Billings. Steve Tapp. Penny Martin, Danny Peil. Ellen Dolan. Dee Hyde. Tisha Ellis, Julie Gregg. Danny Duggin, Mike Williams. Richard White. Judy Brower, Jeff Howard. Lois Herman, Kris Plank, Jerry Burkett. Richard Weidner. Betsy Gray. Sherri Moore. Retta Northup, Stuart Meyer. Earlene Wingo. Steve Waggoner. Andy Martion, Donna Hunter. Susan Grothe. Mark Heglin, Rhonda Carpenter, Mary Kennedy. Donna Alexander. Paula Mackey. Jim Burkett, Delores Smith. Pam Mitchell, Wilnetta Clow. Beverly Cannon, Janice Fenimore. Terri Laminack. Janet Hughes, Linda Earnest. Teresa Dougherty, Becky Hanna. Robert Oldham. Robert Ritten-house, Marilyn Carmichael, Mitch Marugg, Jannlle Goetz, Cheryl Watkins, Debbie Stevens. 41 SOPHOMORE MEMBERS 43 44 Jerry Burkett Mr. Boomer BOOMER ROYALTY 46 1968-69 Basketball Queen. CONNIE HENSAL with Co-Captain JERRY BURKETT Attendants of WHS Football Attendant DONNA HUNTER with Tri-Captain LARRY DERRICK Football Attendant, CONNIE HENSAL with Tri-Captain JERRY BURKETT Basketball Attendant. LEANNE FIERSON with Co-Captain ROGER JIVIDEN Basketball Attendant. JAN FAULK with Senior PHIL CLABAUGH 47 SOPHOMORES: Danny (Woody) Woodruff and Dobras (Dodo) Smith CLASS FAVORITES JUNIORS: Janice Fenimore and Craig Chastain Queens of WHS Organizations FFA SWEETHEART AND BEAU LaTonna Spencer and Tim Stump PARAMED SWEETHEART AND BEAU Leanne Pierson and Marty Baird 49 19 Left to right: Coach Hensley. Coach Morrison. Coach Shive. Coach Smith, and Coach Cusher. The 1968 Woodward High School Boomer football team claimed the district I-A title this year and came up with a 5-4 winning season. The varsity, after completing regular season play, entered the state playoffs where they were defeated by Clinton, the state champions of both 1967 and 1968 in Class A. The Boomers bounced back, after early season defeats from highly ranked football teams in Oklahoma's class AA. Classen and Altus defeated the Boomers in the season's first games 20-13 and 27-7. Other losses in the first part of the season came from Perryton 38-9 and Clinton 42-16. Both Perryton and Clinton were ranked number I in their respective classes. Homecoming festivities, and their excitement, brought a proper setting for Woodward's first win. The Boomers held the Liberal Redskins scoreless during the entire game while they were able to score a touchdown in the first half to chalk up their victory, 6-0. After the first taste of victory, Woodward poured on the coal to wrap up the season in fine shape. Traveling to Elk City, their second game on the road. Woodward brought home the Elk's horns with a score of 7-2. Next, encountering their conference opponents, Alva and Guymon, the Black and Gold seized the district l-A by overpowering these two long-time foes. Woodward proved football forecasters wrong and tromped past Alva by the score, 15-6. This decisive victory brought the conference title within reach of the Boomers. The situation stood—if Woodward didn't beat Guymon they could lose the title with a coin toss. The possibility was eliminated when the Boomers stomped over the Tigers 24-6 and clinched a berth in the state playoffs. A smashing victory over Perry (33-7) gave the Boomers a winning record in regular season play. Then In the quarterfinals, the Clinton Tornadoes kept the Boomers from going further with a stunning defeat, 46-6. Woodward.. Team Scoring .. 20 Woodward. . 7 Altus .. 27 Woodward.. 9 Perryton . . .. 38 Woodward. . 16 Clinton ... . . 42 Woodward. . 6 Liberal .... .. . 0 Woodward.. 7 Elk City .. .. 2 Woodward.. 15 Alva . . 6 Woodward.. 24 Guymon ... ... 6 Woodward.. 33 Perry . .. 7 Individual Scoring Derrick .. .. 56 Estes 50 Mann 6 Burkett . .. . 6 Walraven . . 6 Bruce 6 52 The Boomer Football Captains. Jim Patton Mike Clothier Karl Duggin Chariot Hague John Biege Bill Lewis Jr. DE Norman Nelson Sr. DHB Lonnie Lillard Jr. LB David Estes Jerry Burkett Keith Mann Delroy Lewis Jim Jewett Pat Patterson Steve Lain Craig Chastain Sr. T Sr. T Sr. T Jr. T Jr. HB Mitch Marugg Charles Duke Sr. G Tommy Adams Russell Rutledge Jr. T Greg Lawrence Joe Estes Chris Long Kelly Dierks Jim Neighbors Sr. HB Jr. E Soph. G Soph. FB Soph. T V 55 Boomers 1968 The Boomers I. row: Mark Wilson. Jerry BurkeM. Lonnie Lillard. Roger Jivden. Gary Stallings. T. row: Coach Schroeder. Coach Joolin. Dean Parker Woody Woodruff Phil Clabaugh. Bill Hayes. Richard Pierce. Danny Yadon. Bobby Oldham. Coach VanMeter. BOOMERS GO TO REGIONAL FINALS The Woodward Boomers, after suffering a slow start, ended the year with a 7-15 record. The Boomers had a total of 1,137 points to the combined opponents 1,216 points. The Boomers made 267 free throws out of 436 for 61% from the line. The high points recorded by the 68-69 Boomers were twin victories over Alva, an upset victory over the Clinton Tornadoes, a new scoring record of 85 points against Mooreland. and a berth in the AA regionals after outclassing tha Yukon Millars. Co-captain Roger Jividen. the best ballhandler of the team, had an average of 9 points per game. He hit 58 free throws out of 90 attempts for 64% from the line and made 62 baskets out of 210 shots for 30% from the field. Roger even came down with a total of 68 rebounds. Co-captain Jerry Burkett, one of the best hustlers on the team, had an average of 4 points per game, and a total of 44 defensive stalwart, had an average of 2 points per game, and a total of 50 rebounds. He hit 9 out of 19 free throws for 47% and made rebounds. Jerry hit 25 out of 43 free shots for 58%. and made 23 baskets out of 69 shots for 33% from the field. Phil Clabaugh. a 6 baskets out of 25 shots for 24% from the floor. Bobby Oldham, the postman for the team, was the leading scorer with an average of 13 points per game and had a total of 157 rebounds. Bobby hit the best percentage from the floor for the season by hitting 116 baskets out of 265 shots for 45%. Also. Bob hit 61 out of 112 free throws for 55% from the line. One of Bob’s highlights was scoring 31 points against Mooreland. Richard Pierce, another strong defensive player, had an average of 5 points per game, and a total of 83 rebounds. Richard hit 22 out of 43 free throws for 51%. and made 40 baskets out of 135 shots for 30% from the field. Dean Parker, the best free throw shooter of the teem, had an average of 7 points per game and a total of 59 rebounds. Dean hit for the season by hitting 35 out of 44 frpe throws for 80%. Also. Dean hit 56 baskets out of 162 for 35% from the field. Bill Hayes, the tallest man on the team, was the leading rebounder for the season with a total of 187 rebounds. Also. Bill had an average of 13 points per game. He hit 52 free throws out of 74 for 71%. and made 120 baskets out of 334 shots for 36%. One of Bill’s highlights this year was when he grabbed 15 rebounds against Weatherford. 57 Dean shoots for two against Guymon. BOOMERS 89ers Woodward Opponents 35 Elk City 59 59 Canyon 82 56 Sweetwater ... 46 44 Monahans 53 45 Perryton 50 31 Clinton 58 47 Mooreland .... 51 42 Weatherford .. 48 36 Perryton 50 46 Edmond 49 Woodward Opponents 36 Purcell .... .. 41 55 Clinton .. 54 33 Blackwell ... .. 37 57 Guymon ... .. 67 60 Alva .. 47 59 Guymon ... .. 73 85 Mooreland . .. 66 57 Alva .. 40 64 Bk City ... .. 72 66 Blackwell ... .. 57 Woodward Opponents 36 Bk City 45 40 Perryton 47 35 Clinton 34 35 Mooreland .... 25 47 Weatherford .. 50 42 Perryton 41 35 Clinton 44 46 Blackwell 43 51 Guymon 44 Woodward Opponents 42 Freedom ....... 35 32 Carmen-Dacoma 50 38 Canton ....... 55 45 Alva........53 47 Guymon......45 64 Mooreland .... 39 58 Alva........51 57 Bk City.....59 50 Blackwell .... 53 58 Bill scores two against Guymon. The Boomers generates—SPIRIT!!!!! The 89er’s Bottom: Gary Stallings. Tommy Weirsig. Billy Meadows. Mark Wilson. Mike McRill, Lonnie Shirkey Top row: Coach Joplin. Woody Woodruff. Tim Reed. Terry Pope. Bryan Billings. Ray Anderson, Danny Yadon. Vernon Franklin. Lonnie Lillard. 89er'$ shoot against the Goldbugs. Woody scores two for the 89er's!!!!! The Woodward High School Letterman’s Club consists of the boys who have lettered in any of the major sports of W. H. S. The Lettermen have participated in the direction of the intramural sports program. They also helped make the Woodward Invitational Basketball Tournament a success. SENIOR LETTERMEN: Norman Nelson. Jerry Burkett Jerry Pinkley. Larry Derrick. Roger Jividen. Eldon Myers, Keith Mann. John Bruce. Danny Cross. Marty Baird. Mike Clothier. Larry Meyers. Jim Jewett. Phil Clabaugh. Not Pictured: John Biege. Karl Duggin. David Estes. Jim Patton. Charles Duke. Brad Walraven. OFFICERS: Norman Nelson. President: Larry Derrick. V. President: Mike Clothier. Secretery-T reasurer. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Pat Patterson, Vice President; David Estes. President; Ann Glodfelty, Secretary; Steve Tapp, Treasurer. John Whipps. Reporter. Through cooperation and hard work the Senior Class of 1969 provided Woodward High School with leadership for a year full of accomplishments. The unity and spirit of our class will be a model to Seniors for years to come. The class members can look back and remember many of the wonderful happenings during their school years. We had a number of talented people plus sports stars, beauty queens, scholarship winners, and class members who were honored by groups throughout the state. The memories will always be cherished in each and every heart of the Seniors. We would like to thank all of our teachers and also the people who helped us through these glorious years. Raymond Jay Aldridge Parris Ruedene Aldridge Donna Jean Alexander Nancy LeAnr. Allen Jerry Wayne Arnold Martin Leslie Baird Robert Jim Batch Martha Ann Becker 64 Steven Wayne Belcher Joe David Be tie n John Carroll Biege Helen Elizabeth Bleckley Connie Jo Boatman Susan Louise Bowers Dennis Ray Brewster John Robert Bruce Tom Alexander Bryant Betty Ann Bullock Joel Dean Bumpass Jerry Alan Burkett Diane Lynne Byrn Beverly Anne Cannon Patricia Ann Carlisle Marilyn Ann Carmichael Smile. Mrs. Allgood!!!!! 65 Teresa Irene Carson Patti Ann Carter Alan Lynn Charmasson Leland Leroy Cheap Philip Dean Clabaugh Dianne Marie Clem Michael Paul Clothier • Wilnetta Marie Clow Karen Marlene Coleman Russell Lewayne Conine Michael Gene Cook Charotett Ruth Cope Charla Cox Frieda Cox Danny Harold Cross Susan Kay Cross Wilma Joann Dart Barbara Lea Day David Lynn Day Nancy Lee Denney Larry Dale Derrick Jotene Ann DeVon Sharon Lee Dickerson Steven Ray Dodd Jon Delle DonCarlos Robert Keith DonCarlos Karl Eric Duggin Debra Kay Downey Robert Charles Duke Linda Jean Earnest Tisha Lee Ellis Suzanne Estep David Robert Estes Jan hdarie Faulk Nancy Anne Feese Luther Samuel Fisher 67 Judy Marie Fuqua Debra Lorene Garbacz David Leslie Geddes Mary Anne Glodfelty James Thomas Gossett Janice Elaine Gossett Betsy Mae Gray Patricia Ann Gray James Bailey Grisham Robert Carl Hedges Janet Yvonne Heer Connie Jo Hensal Deborah Doylene Houston Wayne Louis Howe Janet Elaine Hughes Donna Jean Hunter Dee loris Hyde Susanna Ruth Jacobson James Charles Jewett 68 Roger Dale Jividen Jo Ann Johnson Pamela Esther Kamolz Kenneth Glenn Karpe Greg Clark Lawrence Barbara Jo Lewis Delroy Dean Lewis Lois Elaine Lierman Sherry Lynn Long Everett Keith Mann Andrew Franklin Martin Penny Rae Martin David Dewayne Maze David Gerald McDowell Rebecca Elzopa Merriman One of our more candid shots!!! 69 John Teal Meyer Larry Thayne Meyer Seniors waiting anxiously for Santa Claus!!! Linda Jo Meyer Pamela Jo Mitchell Mike Eddie Mohow Sherri Lee Moore Pamela Jo Morland Larry Keith Morris Vicki Raye Moyer Cynthia Marie Moynihan Ronald Eugene Myers Eldon Lee Myers Norman Lynn Nelson Luciano Pinho Nilo Kay Dene Oakley Janice Ellen Owens Peggy Sue Parker Ebert Lewis Patterson Jim Lean Patton Daniel Gene Peil Sadie Leanne Pierson Jerry Micheal Pinkley Dixie Lee Prophet Patricia Jeanne Puyear Kathy Elizabeth Quillin Clydene Sue Rader Alicia Kay Randall Linda Kay Ray William Mansfield Rice Victoria Lynn Ritchey Milton Charles Rose Steve Micheal Sarvash Ricky Dale Shaw 71 Connie Smith Randall Steve Smith Charles Kester Sojka George William Springer Gary Lynn Stafford Jesse Ray Stallings Preston Omar Stanley Deborah Kay Stevens Terry Lee Strieker Timothy Dale Stump Perry John Taliaferro Steven Edward Tapp � Hl-J James Lloyd Walker John Brad Walraven David Louis Webb John Franklin Whipps Nita Faye Wiles Sherilynn Ann Wiles Chili Ann Williams 72 Gary Wayne Wood Bill Harold Wyatt Seniors competing for Miss Woodward contest Our lovely Boomer Beauties!! That's close enough! 73 Senior Class Play “All Because of Agatha” Anne Glodfelty Seniors during an afternoon ploy practice Marilyn Carmichael Duff O’Hara....... Joan O'Hara....... Mr. Van Buren .... Mrs. Bobbs........ Ethel ............ Dr. Randolph ..... Thelma Breckenridge Flip Cannon....... Madam La Solda .. Agatha Forbes...... ...... David Estes ......Penny Martin .... Jerry Burkett ......Jan Faulk .. Nancy Denney ...... Jim Jewett ... Parris Aldridge ......Karl Duggin .. . Ann Glodfelty Marilyn Carmichael SPONSORS: Miss Joan Reimers. Miss Pat Tripp and Mrs. Rae Annis 74 Tommy Adams Caressa Bee die Sammy Booth Don Brown Class of ’70 OFFICERS: Judy Brower. President: Danny Duggin, Vice President; Dana Heironymus. Secretary; Jane Fields. Treasurer: Janice Fenimore, Reporter. Throughout this year of strife and pride. Of problems we faced and things to decide, We've built a class so strong and free, The Senior Class of Seventy. There is only one left of our high school years There will be much laughter and many tears, We have nothing but pride in our Junior class; There will be no regret when it has passed. Remembering the prom in all its decor, Each person doing his share, sometimes more, On all our projects the sponsors agree, The Juniors worked hard, so this prom could be. One to remember in days to come The laughing faces of everyone. The memories of this will remain in our mind, We are the Junior class of sixty nine! —Beverly Houston Mac Benbrook Walter Boston Judy Brower Picture Not Available lorn Clark 75 :: ' j Bill Flock Todd Gaston Debbie Goodman . 1 fc Jam's Cochran Robert P e David Feese Sheila Frazier Jerry Gieswein Cathy Green Debbie Collis Saundra Dickerson Janice Fenimore Robert Freerksen Colleen Glasgow ■■■■ Paul Greever Carolyn Conaway Glen Culp Jane Fields Sandra Garcia Rebecca Glennie Julie Gregg Charleen Damron m Carmen Fisher Pat Coombs Danny Duggin Danny Fisher Bill Gribble 76 Beth Kimmel Regina Johnson Pic hi re Not Available Robert Knoles LaNita Jones Margie Lafleur ? Lonnie Darrel Wilbur Lillard Loghry Luinstra 2 Raymond Lynn Grisham _Groce__ ¥ James Hammons Becky Hanna Mark Haglin Sandra Jones Christine LaFon Paula Mackey Kay Henneha Beverly James Steve Lain Eddie Mains Chuck Hague Brenda Harris Mike Hensley t 14 Bill Laird Sandra Mancillas Gene Hall I M Michelle Harrison Dana Hieronymus Mary Kennedy C. L Marston 77 Mitch Marugg Pic hire Not Available Edward Morris Debbie McCaslin Bobby Morris Ruthie Mcllvain Randy Morrison Doug Morrison Sherry Mitchell Connie Munson Picture Not Available Carolyn Momon Nancy Meyers Robert Oldham Karen OHiver Toni Parks Richard Pierce Dean Parker Jane Peoples Cindy Pilcher Kris Plank The Fantastic Five!! Persons James Parker Rick Poage Don Reese Amy Reger Wi Terry Pope Sonyo Ross Charles Ramay Eldon Pummel Karen Randall Russell Rutledge Julie Ray Mark Razien Jeanne Sherry Sanders Scates 78 Roscoe Scoval Vanette Semmel Picture Not Avoiloble Lonnie Shirkey Greg Singhisen Claude LeTonna Rod Sober Spencer Spencer Who said Camera??? Nolen Stan be ugh Greg Stufflebean Phil Tedford ■ Beverly Trent Picture Not Avoiloble Jeannie Sills Steve Story Jimmy Thomas Mike Upchurch Linde Smoot Ronnie Story Debbie Sundstrom Ik fc J. D. (Jeck) Thornes Lane Valentine ■ Jerry Snell David Tottersholl Terry Trego ■■ Steve Waggoner Chick Williams Jean Williams d i Mike Williams B Lue Wellman Sarian Williams Ted Williams to Bob Whiteneck Marilyn Win Jan Whiteneck Mary Jane Witt « 79 Ranald Wolf u. A Larry Woods Danny Yadon Anita Ybarra Lee Young 4 CAST FAMILY Father (Clare) .. Mother (Vinnie) . Clarence......... John ............ Whitney.......... Harlan .......... Cora (cousin) ... Mary (friend) ... Student Director Student Director .......Joe Estes .... Judy Brower .. Milce Williams ... Todd Gaston . . Mitch Marugg . Jan Whiteneck Dana Hieronymus .....Amy Reger ... Karen Olliver .... Larry Boggs o n i o r Presents Clarence Day’s 'V ; t h James Hammons ....... Bill Lewis . Robert Oldham ..... Karen Braly .. Lana Valentine Debbie Goodman ..... Jane Fields ... Cathy Green ......Ellen Dolan .. Mrs. Rae Annis Mrs. Rae Ann Director CAST OTHERS Rev. Dr. Lloyd ........... Dr. Humphreys ............ Dr. Sommers .............. Margaret (cook)........... Annie (maid) ............. Della (maid) ............. Nora (maid) .............. Maggie (maid) ............ Student Director.......... Director.................. Oh, Clare! . . . you haven’t been baptize, have you. Father? Mary . . . Well. I can’t go to heaven in a cab! Sophomores Ann Ware, Reptr.: Janelle Goet , Trees.; Colleen Feese, Sec.; Marie Patterson. V. Pres.; Jim Burkett. Pres. Our first year in high school has truly been different, exciting, and inspiring. Getting used to our new way of life has been hard but has given us many unusual experiences. We seemed lost and mystified the first few days, but it didn't take long before we felt more at ease. The Sophomores have participated in the various school activities such as sports, band, F.T.A., Peppers. Thespians, etc. These activities really introduced us to high school life. The school year of 1968-69 has proved to be enjoyable and rewarding. True, it was harder than any other school year we have had so far, but we will always remember this, our sophomore year, as one of our best. We hope that the rest of our school years will be as good or better than the year of 1969. Andy Alexander Susan Allen Ray Anderson Debbie Arnold Shirley Baker Gary Ball Jim Bauer Edith Bennyhoff Rodney Berry Bryan Billings Mike Bird Michael Bixler Debbie Blackmon David Bleckley JoAnn Bowen Sharon Boyle Kit Bradbury LeAnn Brady Eric Braly Connie Brenton JoAnn Bronniman Kayce Bryant Max Byrn Diane Buckley Jimmy Burkett Donna Bustard Mike Caldwell Marsha Cannon Marky Carmichael Petra Carpenter Vickie Carson Phillip Cash Bill Cates Ramona Cavett Randy Clem Jerry Clemmons Tary Clump Debby Conaway Lynn Cook Joyce Craighead Kay Crites Doug Crooks Jo Curry Terry Daniel Gail Davis Bert Dennison Steven DeVon Kelly Dierks Emmet Divine Teresa Dougherty Sansi Ellis Colleen Feese Mark Ferbrache Picture Not Avoiloble Larry Fetxer Danny Fisher Nancy Foster Vernon Franklin Mark Garcia Joyce Gaston Larry Glennie Janelle Goetz Dorothy Gonser Steve Gray Susan Grothe Craig Hagberg Norman Haight Delaino Ham Bob Harris Connie Harrison Bill Hays Richard Hensley Cathy Herman Judy Hoffert 82 Mindy Holbrook Janice Hollis Teresa Holly Donna Horn Jeff Howard Ruby Johnson Jay Jones Linda Jones Sandra Jones Mike Jordan Steve Kamolz Janice Karpe Myra Karpe Joe Keck Martha Kennedy Mike Kitchens Edwin Koch Terri Laminach Donna Lanhan Chris Lawrence David Lawson Wayne Lawson Greg Leist Chris Long Alice Loomis Linda Loomis Gary Love Floyd Luinstra Chuck Luthi Cindy McClanahan Darla McCleery Sharon McCord Ronnie McDaniel Fae McDowell Alma McGuire Mike Me Rill Billy Meadows Jackie Meier Albert Merriman Steve Meyer Stewart Meyer Dale Mitchell Sarnia Mitchell Tommy Mitchell Terry Montgomery Tim Moore Richard Morrison Wynda Morrison Jim Neighbors Kent Newcomb Debbie Newman Retta Northup 83 Kelly Jo Oakley Donita Oblander Tom Ogden Mike Orr Kim Parson Mark Patterson Janice Patton I Debbie Perkins Tommy Pearson Ronald Perrin Debbie Pinkley Mike Pittman George Plumer Steve Powless Jack Price Tom Rains Sonnie Ramay Charles Rarien Tim Reed Pam Regan Jamie Ridgeway Danny Riley Donnie Riley Jim Riley Craig Rittenhouse Paul Rutledge Jamie Sanders Jamie Schall Joe Scott Randy Scott Francine Shaw Randy Shaw Dale Shirley Larry Shirley Lew Shirley Stephanie Shutts Bill Simpson Franklin Sissons Brenda Smith Dolores Smith Janet Smith Tom Smith Sheryl Snider Gloria Solloway Katina Sparkman Doug Spencer Gary Stallings Marcia Stambaugh James Steenbergen Vicki Steinley L. D. Stewart Valerie Stroker David Swigart Eva Tapp Gene Tattershall Steve Thompson Nancy Thornton Brad Valentine Ronald Vassar Larry Vineyard Cathy Wake Steve Ward Ann Ware Cheryl Watkins Dennis Webb Wendell Weaver Peggy Weibling Rita Westenhaver Carla White Richard White Tom Wiersig Jeanine Wilson Larry Wilson Mark Wilson Earlene Wingo Woody Woodruff Rhonda Wyatt Hey! Gary, this class is a square!!! What are you ding-a-lings dissecting now??? 85 Woodward Hosts the State The State Student Council Convention is the largest project our Student Council has ever undertaken. There were approximately four hundred high school student council representatives. As secretary for 1968 and host, Woodward provided homes and taxi service through individuals for Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. There was a tremendous job of organization and much work done by the Student Council here. Hours were spent finding and listing homes for the members in attendance, decorating the gym, filling the packets with articles given by city merchants, and finally planning and presenting the assemblies. It was a great task well done. Presiding officers for the year were: President—John Marshall High School, Vice-President—Perry High School, Secretary—Woodward High School. Our congratulations on the honor of being elected National Delegate. Student Council Convention i Table of Contents 90 Faculty Lorn Beckman A. E. Brown Geography Math Rosa Marie Davis Reading Curt Donley Science 1 Picture Not Available Bert Lehr Margaret Larason Shop Library Judith Brown Irven Butler English Science—-Coach Travis Duvall Dannie Fesmire Algebra History—Coach Charles Leipart Truman Logsdon History—Coach Math Ellamae Nelson Ethel Outhier Edna Patterson Adele Rowland English Home Economics English Math Lena Streller Mary Tapp Ralph Thomas Sandra Walker English Home Economics Vocational Agriculture Chorus Dale Cullip Speech Mildred Hepner Okla. History Jacquita Mefford English Mona Ruttman History Joyce Wilson Physical Education Beth Hunter WJ.H.S. Secretary Joan Cumming Art Larry Hess Science Linda Morrison Math David Smith Physical Education Tim Youree Band 91 Mike Aitson Rusty Aldridge Linda Alexander Ann Anderson Roger Arnold Connie Atwell Tony Barker Donna Baxter Bill Beck Bruce Benbrook Paula Benbrook Denise Billington Julie Bird Bobby Booth Rick Boxford Patsy Brawner Freshmen What will Junior High do without them???!!! Kathy Brennon Mark Brewster John Brower Vicki Bruce David Buckley Glenn Caldwell Sheryl Bumpass Marvin Bussard Cindy Cannon Sandy Carlisle Steven Cash Carol Casteel Darla Chabino Beverly Chapman Rodney Charmasson Becky Cheap 92 Patti Clabaugh Steve Clark Diane Clayton Homer Clem Leigh Cline Steve Coon Bobby Combs Joan Converse Janice Cook John Cope Jimmy Cox Terry Crites Reggie Crocker Steve Crooks David Crouse Charles Cuzalina Tom Damron Marty Dauphin Jeana Day Mary Darrick David Dick Gary Dickerson Ronnie Divine Dana Duncan Matt Dunham Pam Eastin Sharon Eastin Mickey Eckhoff Dennis Eker Donna Evans Gary Evans Jana Ewing John Fothertjill Jeanice Fenimore Kay Foster Lynann Franklin David Galmor Joe Garbacz Phil Geddes Keith Gentry Mike Gill Randy Glitsch Gary Goodman Carolyn Griffith Don Griffith Gary Groce David Guthrie Linda Hanna Billy Harris Len Hart Bill Hemingway Charles Hensley Ronnie Hensley Helen Heusel Brad Hickman Pam Hoffert Brenda Hollis Robbie Hopper Paula Horner Becky Jacobson Jeff Jensen Tracy Jividei LaRita Johnson JoAnn Karpe Robert Kidd Karen Kincade Cathy King Ronnie King Donnie Knoles Sherry Koehn Debbie Kropf Cheri Lack 93 Joe Lain Barney Laird Arlene Lambert Delbert Lanham Donna Lanham Jr. Latimer Evelyn Lee Ricky Lee Monte Leonard Gene Lewis Donna Loucks Sidney Mains Steve Marlatt Debra Marshall J. R. Marston Gary Martin Phil Martin Rodnev Martin Vicki Masters Robert McClung Phillip McDonald Yevon McDonald Paul McDowell Steve McHenry Steve Meier Johnie Miller Joyce Moles Virgil Moody Mike Morris Sandy Morris Phil Mosier Barry Moynihan Joan Myers Jann Nash Wanda Nash Terry Nelson Tommy Nelson Steve Newell Hooker Nichols Dean Niion Don Norevil Ronnie Noreuil Gayle Norman Tanya Nye Mike Oliver Bobbie Ownbey Craig Palmer Dale Parker Nancy Parker Danny Parks Shirley Patton 94 Larry Ogden John Patrick Rhonda Payne Dallas Peil Lee Ann Peil Nancy Perrin Sue Phillips Keith Pierce Cathy Pilcher Lisa Pittman Sonya Poage Paulette Pollard Karen Powless Billy Price Barry Quillin Dan Reed Mary Sears Ronnie Shepherd Eldon Shirley Linda Shirkey Janet Shoeman Brenda Shutts Gayla Shuyler Jeff Simpson Abby Smith Joe Smith Oscar Smith Rhonda Smith Sheila Smith Becky Sooter Larry Spray Florence Stanley Pam Steinley Allen Stephenson Sheryl Stevens Connie Stockard Annette Story Rita Stufflebean Roxanne Swanson Janice Sweet Picture Not Available Stephen Swigart John Taylor Bruce Thomas Neel Thompson Teresa Thompson Sticker Thorne Sherri Ticer Vicki Tyson Teresa tilery Mark Upchurch Donna Vassar Cliff Waddell Janet Walker Sandra Wauhob Susan Weaver Vick? Weidner Beverly Wheeler Tim Whipps Karen Whitcomb Donna Whiteneck Susan Whiteneck Jesso Whitson Donna Williams Susan Williams % 95 Fearless Foursome H L H Q Curtis Wright Denise Yadon Jerry Young James Wilson Sharon Wise Brenda Woods L-l Martha Aldridge Jan Armstrong John Arnbrecht Cherie Barnett Dale Barnett Don Barnett Janet Bland Nicky Bleckley Jack Boles Donna Atwell Greg Balch Mike Balfour Lenita Beetem Sandra Begley Jimmy Betaen Marydith Boston Chris Boyter Steve Bridal Barbara Brittain Patsy Bronniman Sherri Brooks Audrey Caruthers William Castor Cindy Chadwick Teri Cheap Ted Clark Loretta Clump Veronica Cole Vicki Conger Robert Conaway Laura Brower Debbie Bums Rickie Carter Ronnie Chance Terry Chapman Mark Chastain Debra Cochran Rita Coffelt Robert Colclasure Kathy Cook Melvin Cook Debie Cope 98 Mona Covalt Cathy Crooks James Crouse Janet Day Peggy Day Susie Denney Debbie Didier Robert Dodd Michele Dolan Steve Crull Brenda Cunningham Robert Curry Chuck Devon Kirby DeVon Mike Dickerson Patty Donley Rodney Donley Leslie Dougherty Nancy Duggin Leigha Dunbar Roger Duncan Brenda Emmons Debbie English Rickey Evans Mark Flock Debbie Foster Gary Fowler Melissa Gaston Debra Glennie Avonne Glodfelty Connie Eastin Catherine Eik Donnie Eker Meade Everetts Lorie Ewing Julee Faulk David creerksen Greg Ganes Cathy Garcia Connie Goet David Good Tom Gregory Larry Gribble Pam Hagberg Carmen Hanson Danny Hill Mark Hilterbran Stephen Hinkle Teresa Hopkins Denise Hopper Vicki Hoskins Steve Hunter Ellen Hurley Pam Hyde Durwood Johnson Wayne Johnson Kathy A. Johnston Julie Jordan Ricky Kelcherside Wayne Knox Sandy Heath Karen Hensal Vicki Herbel William Hodsden Vicki Holley Rhonda Holt Jett Howard Joyce Howton Becky Hurley Gail Jackson Earl Jayhay Debb'e Jewel Kathy D. Johnstoi Yolanda Johnstor Donna Jordan Grady King Janie Kitchens Karen Kline Picture Not Avoilobla Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Picture Not Available LaDona Koroela Ray LaFon Robbie LaRue Richard Leist Janet Lowallen Dewight Lillard Bill Maines Billie Mancillas Feedie Martin Penny Maupin Peggy McCaslin Diana McCormick Greg Mitchell Sam Mitchell Leo Nash Lynda Ogden Marlee Page Judy Parsons Kelly Perkins Nancy Persons Mike Pierson Mark Price Doyle Quimby Cathy Rambo Tom Rule Dale Schneider John Scott Kimberly Laubhan Cotene Lawson Barbara Leach Char Long Jan Lynes Carol Lyon Kae Martin Jeff Marugg Ricky Masters Debbie McDaniel Benny McGowan Mike Mcllvain Jo Ann Naidek Mary Jane NorthuF Darwin Oblander Rhonda Pearson Leon Peek Kristi Peoples Mark Pinkley Vickie Poulson Steve Powders Dawn Rieth Debbie Roberts Mary Sue Robinson Sammy Seastrunk Bob Semmel Freida Shaw 101 Rocky Shaw Karen Shepherd Sue Shepherd Greg Smith Merita Sjnith Victor Smith Dennis Swallow Charles Swarti Holly Swinford Russell Van Nostrand Mary Warren Sidonna Warren Dru Webb Dixie Whitson Eddie William Mike Yones Tim Young Sabrina Shuyler Allen Singhiser Roger Shirley David Stafford Terrie Stewart Debbie Stipp Mark Taylor Tony Taylor Dan Tivis Bobby Wasson Mike Watson Marion Watson Lisa Williams Karen Woods Michael Wyatt 102 Turn it off Mr. Butler!.1! 8th Grade Boomer Life Eighth grade girls waiting for the ball. Eighth grade Drum Majors: (left to right) Pam Hagberg and Gail Jackson. Mr. Donley's hard working classroom. Miko Alston Jane Anderson Robin Arnold Glenda Ball Linda Bagqs Randy Barker Lewis Benson Junior Binder Alice Bird Victor Austin Janet Belch Clee Ball Paula Barnes Karen Bearshield Bradley Benson Sherri Blanchard Dale Blanchard Dale Blaylock Nancy Brennon Seventh Grade Stephen Brennon Paul Brenton Terry Brenton Steve Bryant Steve Buckley Kelly Bush Robert Carpenter Tally Carter Dana Cesar? Patti Chapman Rodney Clark Nathan Clements Cynthia Bridal Sheila Briscoe Raymond Bruce Debra Canfield Robert Canfield Paula Cannon Laquita Chadwick Danny Chance Vary Chapman Brian Clothier Patty Cook Jan Covalt 104 Michael Cowan Lyndell Cox Joe Cummings Jackie Diercks Gregg Donley Paula Donley Bill Cuzalina Ricky Groce Steve Didier Linda Duke John Endersby Tommy Estep 105 Linda Groendycke Loretta Grothe Donald Haight Jerry Hawkins Susie Heath Judith Heer Russ Hogue • David Holley Opal Holmes Danny Hunter Leslie Hurley Linda Hyatt Patti Johnson Phil Johnson Billy Jones Paullet Keepers Don Kimbrough Lea Knight Bonnie Hamilton Joy Hammons Carol Hanna Paul Heglin Mark Herman Vicki Hicks Ronald Holt Beverly Howlingwater Christi Hunter Dennis James Joni Johnson Larry Johnson Penny Jones Debbie Karn Buddy Karpe Frank Knoles Keith Knox Susan Koehn 106 Connie Kornele Sherlin Kraft David Lack Teresa Lanham JoAnn Latimer Pam Lawson Randy Lindsey Larry Long Chuck Loomis Rhonda Marshall Randy Marston Lisa Martin Jeff McDonald Tony McDonald Larry McGowan Yvonne Merriman Shelly Meunier Jackie Miller Nancy Moore Susan Moore Marsha Morehead Ronnie Newell Rusty Newman Becky Nixon Mike Nye Mona O'Connell Jane Ogden Eddie Laird Ricky Laird Teni Lane Ken Leonard Danny Leroux Steven Lewis Louise Luinstra Kevin Lynes Laquita Mains Robert Mathews Ramona McCaslin Brenda McDaniel Kenny McGuire Kent Mead Randall Meier Vickie Miller Sue Mitchell Jimmie Moore Max Morris Gary Myers Larry Neagle Vickie Noreuil Wesley Northup Shelley Novy Carol Palmer Brenda Patton Edward Patton 107 Merlene Payne Gary Pearson Pat Penland Dawn Powless Susan Price Rickie Randall Cindy Ridgway Marc Riley Joy Robey Darrell Sanders Geary Sanders Craig Sanger Billy Scott Mary Scott Gloria Semmel Valri Shoop Doug Shutts Jerry Simpson Allen Pummer Debbie Poe Jimmy Potts Mike Reed Roger Reiss Craig Richardson Leigh Ann Robinsor George Saenz Mike Saenz Jeffrey Sarvash Anita Scadden Cindy Scheffe Steve Semmel Jeff Sexton David Shaw Maribeth Simpson Rick Skaggs Elmer Smith T 108 Gary Smoot Cindy Snider Steve Snider Tim Springer Lonnie Stafford Keith Stephenson Randy Stipp Bruce Stout Eugena Stout Karen Sundstrom Lonnie Swartz Lynn Taliaferro James Thompson Paul Thompson Andy Thorn Kenny Tune Kenny Vassar Jim Via Kelly Watt Joe Welch Molly Whitlow Dwayne Wilson Jackie Wilson D'Anna Wood Kim Yones Mary Shirkey Juanita Gregq Robbie Solloway Reva Spencer Lyndon Spray Tom Stepp Rhonda Stevens Richard Stewart James Strickland Joe Stufflebean Ronnie Sunderland Preston Tapp Danny Taylor Bobby Thomas Richard Ticer Kathy Townsend Frank Treked Karen Waddell Scot Wahrman Debbie Ward Connie Whittaker Vicki Williams Marilyn Willis Debbie Wood Barry Wray Sherri Yeager Rita Ridenour Martha Momon Julie Jordan 109 Activities Freshman Band MR. JIM YOUREE was bom October II. 1943. in Electra. Texas. Mr. Youree graduated from Harding College. Searcy. Arkansas, with a B.A. in Music in 1968. This is his first year of teaching and he really enjoys teaching in Woodward. He directs the three Jr. High bands and is assistant director for the Boomer Band. Drum Majors The Junior High School bends together consisted of 271 members. The Junior Boomer Bend merched et District Contest at Alve end received e Superior reting. Another Superior reting wes received in the Christmes Perede. The bends, elong with the chorus, held tne Christmes Concert oh December 20. For Pre-District Contest ell the bends per-ticipoted in the Leverne Music Festivel in Merch. The Junior Boomer bends held the Spring Concert in Mey. Stage Band Front row (left to right): Carol Casteel. Kristie Peoples. Jan Armstrong. Sherri Ticer. Helen Heusel. 2nd row: Mark Brewster. Dennis Eker, Hooker Nichols. Vicki Hicks. Victor Austin. 3rd row: Bill Maines. Melissa Gaston. Dale Parker. Mickey Eckhoff. Back row: Barry Moynihan and Gary Martin. M3 9th Grade Jr. High Choruses The Juh‘or Migtf was represented by three choruses: the ninth grade totaled 74 members; the eighth grade had 39 members; and seventh arade had 69 members. Performances included the annual Christmas and Spring Concerts, and the music contest at Selling. Accompanists 116 7th Grade Chorus ! Back row: Robert Dodd. Andy Thorne. Steve Crull. Joe Garbacz. Gary Goodman, Bruce Benbrook. Joan Converse. Abby Smith. Robin Reger. 2nd row: Carl Martin, Jim Young. Dale Barnett. Jim Moore. Kent Mead. Larry Johnson, Nancy Parker. James Thorne Seated: Loretta Clump, Merita Smith. Debbie Cope. Sherri Garbacz. Karen Sundstrom, Vicki Hicks. Roxanne Swanson. Student Council Officers: Pres. Bruce Benbrook V. Pres. Sticker Thorn Sec. Roxanne Swanson Treas. Abby Smith Rep. Robin Reger 118 Dennis Eker Editor Staff Rebecca Jacobson Linda Alexander Susan Whiteneck Reggie Crocker Yevon McDonald Sheryl Stevens Rodney Martin Rick Boxford Gary Martin Robin Reger Evalyn Lee Joe Smith Miss Edna Patterson Sponsor 119 OKLAHOMA JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL HONOR SOCIETY FRESHMEN MEMBERS EIGHTH GRADE MEMBERS SEVENTH GRADE MEMBERS The Freshmen Members include: Donna Baiter. Sheryl Bumpass, Leigh Ann Cline. Helen Heusel, Rebecca Jacobson. Evalyn Loe. Yevon McDonald. Gayle Norman, Robin Reger. Abby Smith. Linda Snyder. Sheryl Stevens. Donna Vassar. Janet Walker. Vicki Weidner. Donna Whiteneck. Susan Whiteneck. Susan Williams. Reggie Crocker. Dennis Eker. Ronnie Hensley. Rodney Martin. Hooker Nichols, and Tim Whipps. The Eighth Grade Members include: Patsy Bronniman. Loretta Clump. Janet Day. Michele Dolan. Mancy Duggin, Mearla Everett. Joyce Howton. Pam Hyde. Kathy A. Johnston, Kathy D. Johnston. LaDona Kornele. Kimberly Laubhan, Marlee Page. Mary Sue Robinson. Merita Smith. Lisa Williams. Karen Woods. Dale Barnett. Nick Bleckley. Donnie Eker. Richard Leist. Dewight Lillard. Jeff Marugg, Trey Mitchell, and Tim Young. The Seventh Grade Members include: Kelly Bush. Sue Geddes. Janice Goehinger. Judith Beer. Vicki Hicks. Penny Jones. Pam Lawson. Martha Momon. Susan Moore.. Dawn Powless. Leigh Ann Robinson, Karen Waddell. Molly Whitlow. Vicki Williams, Victor Austin. Brad Benson. Robert Carpenter. Michael Cowan, Joe Cummings. Scott Freeman, Jeff Griffen. Ricky Laird, and Larry Neagle. 120 Standing: Evelyn Lee. Robin Reger. Abby Smith. Oonne Whiteneck. Sitting: Susen Williams, Donne Baxter. OFFICE GIRLS LIBRARIANS Standing: Rodney Martin. Jane Ewing. Becky Jacobson, Donna Vassar, Vicki Weidner Janet Walker. Gayle Norman. Sitting: Mrs. Larason. 121 123 Freshmen 69 Back row: S. Crooks. 0. Reed. T. Damron. B. Combs. B. Moynihan. B. Quillin. T. Nelson. C. Hensley. M. Aitson. J. Young. Coach Irvin Butler. Head Coach Dennie Fesmire. T. Jividen. B. Laird. L. Hart. T. Whipps. J. Lain, J. Smith. J. Garbacz. R. Hensley. M. Leonard. Coach Charles Leipart. B. Thomas. B. Hemingway. J. Taylor. V. Moody. D. Ni«on R. Aldridge. S. Thorne. T. Barker. J. Cope M. Dauphin. D. Parks. J. Marlatt. G. Martin C. Palmer. M. Upchurch. J. Jenson. Jr. Boomers Finish With a 6-2 Season OFFENSIVE STARTERS E.. T.. G.. . . . C.. G.. T.. E.. HB. HB. FB. OB. 0 DEFENSIVE STARTERS DE.. DT.. NG.. DT.. DE. . LB... LB... LB... LB... HB.. H8.. GAMES HOME OPP. Clinton 6 0 Laverne 28 0 Mooreland 20 6 Waynoka 16 6 Beaver 20 6 Enid Waller ... 12 8 Elk City 0 24 Guymon 12 15 124 Jr. High Football The Woodward Junior High School football team earned their way to a-fine 6—2 season under the leadership of new head coach Dennie Fes-mire and assistants Irvin Butler and Charles Leipart. The Jr. Boomer victories came at the expense of Clinton, Laverne, Mooreland, Waynoka, Beaver, and Enid Waller. Their two defeats came at the hands of Elk City and Guymon. Throughout the season, the young people involved with football displayed all of the fine qualities expected of young men and young football players. They showed sportsmanship and honesty and a true playing spirit. They played a clean tough game, for the sport as much as for the winning. Head coach Dennie Fesmire and assistant coaches Irvin Butler and Charles Leipart. ROOMEIt STADIUM 125 Back row: Coach Dannie Fesmire. B. Semmel. T. Gregory. M. Pierson. Coach Irvin Butler. G. Ganes. D. Schneider. M. Mclivain, Coach Charles Leipart. G. Fowler. T. McDaniel. S. Crull. R. Dodd. J. Betzen. R. Leist. J. Marugg. C. Martin. J. Howard. 126 Terry Nelson stops Guymon for e loss of yardage. Terry Nelson breaks lose for a gain Tiptoe through the tulips???!? Joe Garbacz heads for paydirt. Leapfrog??? Hey Guys—This isn't a square dance. Kneeling, from left to right: Bruce Benbrook—13, Terry Nelson—22, Charles Hensley—20, Monte Leonard—25. Steve Crooks—15. Gary Goodman— 21, Barry Quillin—24. Standing: Steve Marlatt—12. Rob Martin—23. Mark Upchurch—43. Marty Dauphin—33. Danny Parks—31. Ron Shepherd—10, Tim Whipps—II. Tracy Jividen—14 Back row: Dean Ni� on—MGR Coach Travis Duvall. Craig Palmer—MGR., Coach Charles Leipart, Joe Lain— MGR. Ninth Grade Woodward. .23 Woodward. .48 Woodward. .36 Woodward..24 Woodward. .23 Woodward. .27 Woodward..38 Woodward. .45 Woodward. . 39 Woodward. . 53 Woodward. . 37 Woodward. .45 Woodward. .48 Mooreland . .27 Guymon .... 20 Enid Waller.. 14 Weatherford 37 Weatherford 43 Alva ........38 Enid Waller..32 Clinton .....44 Turpin......17 Guymon ... .49 Clinton .....39 Alva ........58 Mooreland ..52 128 Jividen tries for two points against Enid Waller 129 Nelson gets tip against Enid Waller Kneeling, from left to right: Rick Masters—10. Steve Crull—30, Jeff Howard—20 Carl Martin—13. Dwight Lillard—14, Jeff Marugg—22. Robert Curry —31. Standing: Coach Irven Butler. Gary Fowler—15. Greg Ganes—21. Mike Pierson—II. Dale Schneider—23. Bob Senrtmel—25. Tom Gregory—24, Tony Taylor—12, Coach Charles Leipart. Eighth Grade Woodward ..12 Woodward..34 Woodward.. 9 Woodward..24 Woodward. .28 Woodward ..16 Woodward.. 16 Woodward ..17 Woodward. . 30 Woodward. . 24 Woodward. . 49 Woodward ..21 Woodward. .28 Mooreland .25 Guymon ... 33 Waller (Enid) ...21 Weatherford .... 14 Weatherford ....25 Alva ......29 Waller (Enid) ...38 Clinton ... .3 I Turpin .... 26 Guymon ... 30 Clinton .... 50 Alva.......31 Mooreland .45 130 Coaches and Team Junior Boomers get two big points! The eighth grade Junior Boomer basketball team began their season under the direction of coach Irvin Butler and Charles Leipart. The team fell to their first opponent of the year, Mooreland. by the score of 25-12. Following the game, the eighth graders then played Guymon and defeated them 35-34 to even their record at l-l. In the two games remaining before Christmas, the team split, losing to Enid Waller and defeating Weatherford for a .500 mark going into the new year. In the first game after the vacation, the eighth graders tacked another loss onto Weatherford to raise their season to 3-2. In the following six contests the eighth graders won I and lost 5. Their defeats came from Clinton, twice. Guymon. Alva, and Enid Waller; their lone victory coming over Turpin. 131 Greg Genes shooting for one Dele Schneider gets tip 132 133 W.H.S. Helpers COOKS, sitting: Miller. Taylor. Barnett. Ball. Lee. Standing: Shive. Atwell. Titus, JR. AND SR. HIGH SCHOOL CUSTODIAN Clow, Cawell, Garvie. Moore. Shuyler. Mrs. Castor BUS DRIVERS, front row: Sober. Queen, Bernard. Charminson. Back row: Richardson. Arnold. Miller. Day. HIGH SCHOOL CUSTODIANS B. Owens and J McClaren MAINTENANCE STAFF OF W.H.S., front row: Bishop. Owens. McClaren. Back row: Garvie. Turner. Plummer, Chance. JUNIOR HIGH CUSTODIAN Mr. Elder 134 ALDRIDGE. RAYMOND JAY Baseball 2 Basketball I F.F.A. I ALDRIDGE. FARRIS RUEDENE Peppers I, 2 Student Council I. 2 Thespians 2. 3 Night of One Acts I Miied Chorus I. 2 Select Chorus 3 Madrigals 3 Senior Play 3 ALEXANDER. DONNA JEAN Peppers I. 2 Spanish Club 2 Parameds 2 Office Practice 3 Librarian 2 Student Council 2. 3 State Honor Society I, 2. 3 World History Award I ALLEN. NANCY LeANN Peppers I ARNOLO. JERRY WAYNE Miied Chorus 3 Baseball 2. 3 Letferman's Club 2. 3 BAIRD. MARTIN LESLIE F.T . 2. 3 Miied Chorus I. 2 Select Chorus 3 Track I. 2. 3 Football I. 2 Letterman's Club 2. 3 Thespians 2. 3 Parameds 3 Junior Play 2 Student Council I, 3 Junior Class President 2 F.T.A. Beau 2 Parameds Beau 3 Madrigals 2 Last Arrivals 3 Follies I. 2 BALCH. ROBERT JIM F.F.A. I Miied Chorus I Basketball I Track I Letterman's Club I BECKER. MARTHA ANN Office Practice 3 BELCHER. STEVEN WAYNE Band I 2. 3 Stage Band 3 8ETZEN. JOE DAVID Annual Staff 2. 3 Football I Junior Play 2 BIEGE. JOHN CARROL Football I. 2. 3 Letterman's Club. I. 2, 3 Junior Play 2 Track I Parameds 3 BLECKLEY. HELEN ELIZABETH Band I. 2. 3 Peppers I F.T.A. 3 Dramatics Club I Thespian Affiliate 2. 3 Speech Contests 3 Night of One Acts I BOATMAN. CONNIE JO Peppers I. 2. 3 Pepper President 3 Dramatics Club I Spanish Club 2 Annual Staff 3 P. E. Assistant 2. 3 President's Physical Fitness Award I Follies 2. 3 Powder Puff Football 2, 3 BOWERS. SUSAN LOUISE Peppers I. 2. 3 F.H.A. 3 Annual Staff 2. 3 Student Council 3 Children's Theatre 2, 3 Betty Crocker Homemaker Award 3 F.H.A. Reporter 3 BREWSTER. DENNIS RAY Band I. 2. 3 Stage Band I, 2, 3 Senior Activities BRUCE. JOHN ROBERT Band I. 2. 3 Football I. 2. 3 Basketball I Baseball 2 Letterman's Club I, 2. 3 F.T.A. 3 BRYANT. TOM ALEXANDER Spanish Club. 2. 3 BULLOCK. BETTY ANN Transfer from Stigler, Oklahoma BUMPASS. JOEL DEAN Transfer from Denison. Texas BURKETT. JERRY ALAN Band I, 2 F.T.A. 3 Select Chorus 3 Track I Football I. 2. 3 Basketball I. 2. 3 Golf 2. 3 Letterman's Club I. 2. 3 Dramatics Club I Thespians 2. 3 Speech Contest I Senior Play 3 Junior Play 2 Student Council Treasurer 2 Student Council Vice Pres. 3 Night of One Acts 2 Children's Theatre I. 2 State Honor Society I. 2 Sophomore Class President I F.T.A Beau 3 Mr. Boomer 3 Sophomore Class Favorite I Political Science Club 2 Football Tri-Captain 3 Basketball Co-Captain BYRN. DIANE LYNNE Transfer from Rifle. Texas CANNON. BEVERLY ANNE Honor Society 3 Peppers 2 Mixed Chorus 2. 3 Librarian 3 Transfer from Liberal, Kns. CARMICHAEL. MARILYN ANN Peppers I. 2. 3 F.T.A. I. 2. 3 F.T.A. Treasurer I. 2 Band I. 2 Dramatics Club I Thespians 2. 3 Thespians Vice Pres. 3 Parameds 3 Junior Play 2 Senior Ploy 3 Student Council 2. 3 Student Council Secretary 2, 3 Night of One Acts 2 Children's Theatre 2. 3 Soph. Class Secretary I Football Oucen 3 F.T.A. Sweetheart 3 Thespian Play I CARSON. TERESA IRENE Peppers I. 2. 3 Band I. 2. 3 Librarian I Junior Play 2 Parameds 3 CHARMASSON. ALAN LYNN F.F.A. I. 2. 3 Basketball I, 2, 3 Baseball I, 2. 3 Junior Play 2 Office Practice 3 Til 3 CHEAP. LELAND LEROY Band I F.F.A. I. 2. 3 CLABAUGH. PHILIP DEAN Football 2. 3 Basketball 2, 3 Baseball 2. 3 Letterman's Club 2. 3 Band 2. 3 Band Vice President 3 CLEM. DIANNE MARIE Peppers I. 2 F.H.A. I. 2. 3 F.H.A. Vice President 3 Parameds 2 Spanish Club 2 Librarian 3 CLOTHIER. MICHAEL PAUL Football I. 2. 3 Basketball I Baseball 3 Letterman's Club I. 2. 3 Annual Staff 3 State Honor Society I Political Science Club 2 All District Guard 3 Alternate All State Guard 3 CLOW. WILNETTA MARIE Peppers I. 2. 3 Band I. 2. 3 F.H.A. I. 2. 3 Thespians 2. 3 Percussion Ensemble I, 2. 3 F.T.A. 2 COLEMAN. KAREN MARLENE Band I. 2. 3 F.H.A. I. 2. 3 CONINE. RUSSELL LEWAYNE F.F.A. I. 2 Mixed Chorus 2 Annual Staff I COOK. MICHAEL GENE Track I Thespians I. 2. 3 Speech Contest I. 2 Student Council 3 Children's Theatre I Letterman's Club 2. 3 COPE. CHAROLETT RUTH Peppers I. 2. 3 F.T.A. I. 2. 3 Mixed Chorus 2 Dramatics Club I Powder Puff Football 2, 3 COX. CHARI Transferred to Gage. Okie. COX. FRIEDA Transferred to Gage, Okie. CROSS. DANNY HAROLD Track I. 2. 3 Football 3 Basketball I Letterman's Club I, 2, 3 Student Council I. 2 F.T.A. 3 Mixed Chorus 2. 3 Boys Glee 2. 3 Parameds 3 Parameds Vice President 3 Junior Play 2 Office Practice 3 Librarian 3 Wagon Staff 2. 3 Wagon Editor 3 Student Council 3 Political Science Club 2 DON CARLOS. JON DELLE Peppers 2 Band 2 T4I 3 Transfer from Tyler. Texas DONCARLOS. ROBERT KEITH Sophomore Play I Til 2. 3 Til President 3 DOWNEY. DEBRA KAY Transfer from Oklahoma City. Oklahoma DUGGIN. KARL ERIC Band I. 2. 3 Football 2. 3 Letterman's Club 3 Thespians 3 Senior Play 3 Student Council 3 Stage Band 2. 3 F.T . 3 DUKE. ROBERT CHARLES F.F.A. I. 2. 3 Football I. 2. 3 Letterman's Club I. 2. 3 F.F.A. Parliamentarian 2 F.F.A. Vice President 3 EARNEST. LINDA JEAN Librarian 2 State Honor Society 2. 3 Office Practice 3 ELLIS. TISHA LEE State Honor Society. I. 2. 3 Mech. Drawing Award 2 Powder Puff Football Powder Puff Football Captain WCTU Poster Contest I, 2 ESTEP. SUZIE Peppers 2. 3 ESTES. DAVID ROBERT Football 2. 3 Football Tri-Captain 3 Track 2. 3 Letterman's Club 2. 3 Junior Play 2 Senior Play 3 Senior Class President 3 Band 2. 3 Stage Band 3 Student Council 3 State Honor Society 3 Select Chorus 3 All-State Chorus 3 F.T . 3 FAULK. JANICE MARIE Peppers I. 2, 3 8a nd I F.T.A. 2. 3 Speech Contests 2 Thespians 2. 3 Parameds 3 Junior Play 2 Senior Play 3 Annual Staff 3 Wagon Staff 2 Student Council 3 Children's Theatre 2. 3 Paramed President 3 Stage Band I Basketball Queen Attendant 3 FERGUSON. PHILIP FEESE. NANCY ANNE Peppers I. 2. 3 Office Practice 2. 3 State Honor Society I. 2.'3 Sophomore Class Reporter I Junior Class Secretary 2 Rotary Exchange Student to Braiil FISHER. LUTHER SAMUEL Band I. 2 Clarinet Ensemble I. 2 Parameds 3 Annual Staff 3 FUQUA. JUDY MARIE Peppers I, 2 Band I. 2 F.H.A. I. 2. 3 F.H.A. President 3 Librarian 2 GARBACZ, DEBRA LORENE Peppers I. 2. 3 Office Practice 3 Annual Staff 3 Physical Ed. Award I P.E. Assistant I. 2. 3 Powder Puff Football 2. 3 Dramatics Club I President Physical Fitness Award I GEDDES. DAVID LESLIE Band I. 2. 3 Stage Band 3 Spanish Club 2 GLODFELTY. MARY ANNE Peppers 2. 3 Band I Select Chorus 3 Senior Play 3 Junior Play 2 Office Practice 3 Senior Class Officer 3 Mixed Chorus I. 2 GOSSETT. JAMES TOM T4I 2. 3 GOSSETT. JANICE ELAINE GRAY. ELIZABETH MAE Peppers I. 2. 3 Treasurer 2 F.T.A. I. 2. 3 Mixed Chorus 2 Select Chorus 3 Les Chansons 2. 3 Dramatics Club I Office Practice 3 Student Council I State Honor Society I, 2. 3 Follies I. 2 GRAY. PATRICIA ANN Peppers I. 2. 3 Wagon Staff I. 2 Thespians I, 2 Til 3 Til Sweetheart Til Historian GRIBBLE. LINCOLN HEER. JANET YVONNE F.H.A. I. 2 Mixed Chorus I. 2 Select Chorus 3 HENSAL. CONNIE JO Peppers I. 2, 3 F.T.A. 2 Mixed Chorus I. 3 Thespians 2. 3 Children's Theatre 2 Class Favorite I, 2 Football Queen Attendant 3 Basketball Queen 3 Cheerleader I, 2. 3 Head Cheerleader 3 Pepper Council 3 Office Practice 3 Follies I Miss Boomer 3 HOUSTON. DEBORAH DOYLENE Peppers I. 2. 3 Band I. 2. 3 Clarinet Choir I. 2. 3 Northwest Honor Band 3 Thespians 2. 3 Junior Play 2 Senior Play 3 Wagon Staff 3 Drum Major Alternate 3 Children's Theatre 3 Thespian Play 3 HOWE. WAYNE LOUIS Football I HUGHES. JANET ELAINE Hono' Society 3 Peppers. I. 2 3 Annual Staff 2. 3 Annual Staff Co Editor 3 Band I Saxophone Sextet I HUNTER. DONNA JEAN Peppers I, 2. 3 F.T.A. 2. 3 F.T.A. President 3 Parameds 2. 3 Paramed Treasurer 2. 3 Junior Play 2 CROSS. SUSAN KAY Peppers I. 2. 3 F.H.A. 3 F.H.A. Parliamentarian 3 Select Chorus Thespians 2 Annual Staff I Wagon Staff 2 DART. WILMA JOANN Mixed Chorus 2 T4I 3 DAY. BARBARA LEA Peppers I. 2. 3 Band I. 2. 3 Junior Play 2 Children's Theatre 2 DAY. DAVID LYNN F.F.A. I Til 2. 3 DENNEY. NANCY LEE Peppers I. 2. 3 F.T.A. 2 Mixed Chorus 2 Select Chorus 3 Thespians 3 Speech Contest 2 Senior Play 3 Junior Play 2 Student Council 2. 3 Cheerleader 2. 3 DERRICK. LARRY DALE Mixed Chorus I, 2 Select Chorus 3 Track I. 2. 3 Football I. 2. 3 Letterman's Club I. 2. 3 Junior Play 2 Class Favorite 3 All District Half back 3 F.T.A. 3 DeVON. JOLENE ANN Mixed Chorus 3 Parameds 3 DICKERSON. SHARON LEE Office Practice 3 DODD. STEVEN RAY F.T.A. 2. 3 Mixed Chorus 2 135 Office Practice 3 Wagon Staff 3 State Honor Society 2 Student Council Corresponding Secretary Senior Class Favorite 3 Football Oueen Attendant 3 Cheerleader I HYDE. DEE LORIS Peppers I. 2. 3 Pepper Council 2. 3 F.T.A 2. 3 Select Chorus 3 Thespians 2. 3 Thespian Treasurer 3 Junior Play 2 Office Practice 3 Night of One Acts 2 State Honor Society 2 Presidents Physical Fitness Award I Follies 2 JACOBSON. SUSANNA RUTH Mixed Chorus I Dramatics Club I Spanish Club 2 Thespians 2 Speech Contest 2 Librarian 3 Night of One Acts I, 2 Children's Theatre State Honor Society I. 2. 3 CREMB Award I. 2 English Award I. 2 biology I Spanish I I Algebra II 2 Alva Curricular Contest I, 2 JEWETT. JAMES CHARLES Track I Football I. 2. 3 Letterman's Club I. 2. 3 Senior Play 3 Junior Play 2 All District Tackle 3 JIVIDEN. ROGER DALE Mixed Chorus I. 2 Select Chorus 3 Football 2 Basketball I. 2. 3 Baseball I. 2. 3 Letterman's Club I. 2. 3 Student Council 3 Basketball Co-Captain 3 JOHNSTON. JO ANN Librarian 3 KAMOLZ. PAMELA ESTHER Peppers I. 2. 3 Band I. 2. 3 F.H.A. I. 2. 3 F.H.A. Treasurer 3 Office Practice 3 Stage Band I. 2, 3 KARPE. KENNETH GLENN F.F.A. I LAWRENCE. GREG CLARK Mixed Chorus 2 Select Chorus 3 Track 2 Football I. 2. 3 Basketball I Baseball 3 Letterman’s Club I. 2. 3 Student Council 2 LEWIS BARBARA JO Peppers I F.H.A. I LEWIS. DELROY DEAN F.F.A. 3 Football 3 Letterman’s Club 3 HERMAN. LOIS ELAINE Peppers I. 2. 3 Band I. 2. 3 Stage Band I. 2. 3 F.T.A. 2. 3 Select Chorus 3 Madrigals 3 Chorus Secretary 3 Affiliated Thespian 3 Junior Play 2 Student Council 2. 3 Student Council Reporter 3 State Honor Society I. 2. 3 Typing I Award I Miss Woodward 3 Miss Congeniality 3 Alva Curriculum Contest I. 2 LONG. SHERRY LYNN Transfer from Edgewood. Texas MANN. EVERETT KEITH Football I. 2. 3 Baseball I, 2. 3 Basketball I. 2 Letterman’s Club I, 2, 3 Select Chorus 3 Student Council I MARTIN. ANDREW FRANK Band I. 2. 3 Stage Band I. 2. 3 F.T.A. I. 2. 3 Parameds 2 Affiliate Thespian 3 Political Science 2 Football I, 2 Track I Golf 2 State Honor Society I. 2. 3 American History Award 2 National Merit Semifinalist 3 Junior Ploy 2 Boys State 2 Sophomore Class Treasurer I Student Council 2. 3 ’ Student Council Reporter 2 Student Council President 3 OASC Secretary 3 MARTIN. PENNY RAE Peppers I. 2. 3 Pepper Secretary 3 Band I, 2. 3 Drum Major I, 2. 3 F.T.A. I. 2. 3 , Dramatics Club I Thespions 2. 3 Senior Play 3 Junior Play 2 Librarian 3 Night of One Acts 2 State Honor Society I. 2. 3 Stage Band I, 2. 3 Follies I Saxophone Sextet I. 2 Girls State 2 Children's Theater 2 MAZE. DAVID DEWAYNE Band I. 2. 3 Mixed Chorus 3 McDowell, david gerald F.F.A. I T4I 2. 3 MERRIMAN. REBECCA ELZOPA Peppers I Home Ec. Award I F.H.A. 2. 3 Dramatics Club I MEYER. JOHN TEAL Football I Chorus I F.F.A. I Letterman's Club I Til 2. 3 MEYER. LARRY THAYNE Track I. 2. 3 Football I. 2 Basketball I Letterman’s Club I. 2, 3 Dramatics Club I Thespians 2. 3 Children's Theatre I. 2 MEYER. LINDA JO Peppers I. 2. 3 Band I. 2. 3 F.H.A. I. 2. 3 Thespians 2. 3 Mixed Chorus 2. 3 Dramatics Club I Children's Theater 2. 3 F.T.A. 3 Flute Ensemble I. 2. 3 Political Science 2 MITCHELL. PAMELA JO Office Practice 3 Wagon Staff 3 Peppers 3 Powder Puff Football 3 Transfer from Stillwater, Oklahoma MOHOW. MIKE EDDIE F.F.A. I. 2. 3 MOORE. SHERRI LEE Peppers 2. 3 F.T.A. 2 Political Science Club 2 Stage Band 2. 3 Band I. 2. 3 MORLAND. PAMELA JO Peppers I. 2. 3 Junior Class Play 2 Band I MORRIS. LARRY KEITH F.F.A. I Til 2. 3 MOYER. VICKI RAYE Band I, 2 Stage Band I F.H A. 3 MOYNIHAN. CYNTHIA MARIE Peppers I. 2. 3 F.T.A. I. 2. 3 F.H.A. I Mixed Chorus 2 Select Chorus 3 Dramatics Club I State Honor Society 2. 3 F.T.A. Vice President 3 Les Chansons 2. 3 MYERS. RONNIE EUGENE F.F.A. I. 2. 3 MYERS. ELDON LEE F.T.A. 3 F.F.A. I. 2. 3 Football I. 2. 3 -Basketball I Letterman’s Club I. 2. 3 Office Practice 3 Student Council I, 2. 3 NELSON NORMAN LYNN Football I. 2. 3 Basketball I, 2 Track I Golf 2. 3 Letterman’s Club I, 2. 3 F.T.A. 3 Junior Play 2 Student Council 2 Letterman's Club President 3 NILO. LUCIANO PINHO Exchange Student from Itanhandu. Minas Geras, Brazil OAKLEY. KAY DENE Peppers I. 2. 3 Band I, 2. 3 Dramatics Club I Junior Play 2 Thespians 3 OWENS. JANICE ELLEN Peppers I. 2. 3 Mixed Chorus I Student Council 3 Annual Staff 2 P.E. Assistant 2. 3 PARKER. PEGGY SUE Peppers I. 2 F.T.A. I Mixed Chorus I, 2 Select Chorus 3 Mad'igals 2. 3 Parameds I Follies 2 Til 2. 3 Til Treasurer 3 PATTERSON. ELBERT LEWIS Football I. 2. 3 Basketball I. 2 Letterman's Club 2. 3 F.T.A. I F.F.A. I. 2. 3 Dramatics Club I Thespians I. 2. 3 Sophomore Play I Junior Play 2 Student Council I, 3 Night jof One Acts 2 Junior Class Vice President 2 Junior Class Vice President 3 PATTON. JIM LEON F.T.A. 3 F.F.A. I. 2. 3 Track I Football I. 2. 3 Letterman’s Club I. 2. 3 Children's Theatre 2 Thespians 2. 3 PEIL. DANIEL GENE Track 2 Letterman's Club 2, 3 State Honor Society I. 2 PIERSON. SADIE LEANNE Peppers I. 2. 3 F.T.A. 2 3 Mixed Chorus 2 Thespians 2. 3 Parameds I. 2. 3 Junior Play 2 Office Practice 3 Student Council I. 2. 3 Night of One Acts 2 Children’s Theatre 2 Junior Class Reporter 2 Basketball Queen Attendant 3 Parawieds Sweetheart 3 Thespian Secretary 3 F.T.A. Secretary 3 Paramed Vice President 2 Pepper Council 2. 3 PINKLEY. JERRY MICHAEL Track 2. 3 football I. 2 Letterman’s Club 2, 3 PROPHET. DIXIE LEE Band I. 2. 3 F.H.A. I. 2. 3 F.H.A. Sweetheart 3 Clarinet Choir I. 2, 3 PUYEAR. PATRICIA JEANNE Peppers 2 F.H.A. I. 2. 3 QUILLIN. KATHY ELIZABETH Peppers I. 2 Mixed Chorus 2 Student Council 2 RADER. CLYDENE SUE Peppers I, 2, 3 Band I. 2. 3 Junior Play 2 Children's Theatre I Powder Puff Football 2. 3 Powder Puff Basketball 2 RANDALL. ALICIA KAY Peppers I. 2. 3 Parameds 3 Paramed Secretary 3 Junior Play 2 Annual Staff 2. 3 Annual Staff Editor 3 Band I Girls State 2 RAY. LINDA KAY Mixed Chorus 3 Office Practice 3 Librarian 3 RICE. WILLIAM MANSFIELD F.F.A. I. 2 Mixed Chorus 2 Select Chorus 3 RITCHEY. VICTORIA LYNN Peppers I. 2, 3 Mixed Chorus I Select Chorus 3 ROSE. MILTON CHARLES F.F.A. I. 2. 3 Track I Football I. 2 Letterman's Club I. 2, 3 Sophomore Class Favorite I SARVASH. STEVE MICHAEL Basketball I Golf 2. 3 SHAW, RICKY DALE Band I. 2. 3 F.F.A. I Basketball I Librarian I Parameds 3 F.T.A. 3 SMITH. CONNIE Dramatics Club I SMITH. RANDALL STEVE Basketball 2 Baseball 2 Junior Play 2 Junior Class Reporter 2 Til 3 SOJKA. CHARLES KESTER Band I. 2. 3 Stage Band I. 2, 3 Brass Choir I. 2. 3 Trombone Quartet 3 SPRINGER. GEORGE WILLIAM F.F.A. I Golf 2 STAFFORD. GARY LYNN F.F.A. I. 2. 3 F.F.A. Sentinel STALLINGS. JESSE RAY Band I. 2. 3 Stage Band I. 2. 3 STANLEY. PRE:TON OMAR F.T.A. I. 2. 3 State Honor Society I. 2. 3 Band I, 2 Biology Award I Geometry Award I Spanish Club President 2 Boys State 2 Chemistry Award 2 English Award 2 Thespians 3 STEVENS. DEBORAH KAY Peppers I. 2. 3 Band I. 2. 3 F.T.A. I. 2. 3 F.T.A. Reporter 3 Select Chorus 3 Dramatics Club I State Honor Society I. 3 Les Chansons 3 Band Ensemble I. 2. 3 STRICKER. TERRY LEE F.F.A. 3 STUMP. TIMOTHY DALE Band I. 2. 3 Band President 3 F.F.A. I. 2. 3 F.F.A. Reporter I F.F.A Secretary 2 F.F.A. President 3 Office Practice 3 Stage Band I. 2. 3 Vo Ag Award 2 Brass Choir 1,2 3 Trumpet Trio I TALIAFERRO. PERRY JOHN Political Science 2 TAPP. STEVEN EDWARD F.T.A. 2 Mixed Chorus I. 2 Select Chorus 3 Student Council I. 2. 3 Student Council Chaplain 2 Student Council Parliamentarian 3 State Honor Society I. 2. 3 Class Reporter 3 All-State Chorus 2. 3 Madr.gals 2. 3 Spanish I Award 2 TAYLOR. JACK F.F.A. I. 2. 3 WALKER. JAMES LLOYD Student Council Chaplain 3 Golf 2. 3 English Award I WALRAVEN. JOHN BRAD F.F A I. 2. 3 Football I. 3 Letterman's Club I. 3 Golf 2. 3 WEBB. DAVID LOUIS Band I. 2. 3 F.T.A. I. 3 Dramatics Club I Spanish Club 2 Political Science 2 Thespians 2. 3 Night of One Acts I Mixed Chorus 2 Select Chorus 3 WHIPPS. JOHN FRANKLIN Band I. 2 Dramatics Club I Thespians 3 Parameds 2. 3 Junior Play 2 Student Council I, 2. 3 Junior Class Treasurer 2 Senior Class Treasurer 3 WILES. NITA FAYE F.H A. I Til 2. 3 WILES. SHERILYN ANN Band I Mixed Chorus I. 2 Student Council 3 Til 2. 3 WILLIAMS. CHILI ANN Peppers I. 2. 3 Mixed Cho'us I. 2 Solcct Chorus 3 All-State Chorus 3 Madrigals 2. 3 Chorus Secretary 2 Chorus Librarian 3 Office Practice 3 Librarian 2 Annual Staff 3 Student Council I. 3 Children's Theatre I. 2. 3 Follies I. 2. 3 Powder Puff Football 2. 3 WILLIAMS. WAUNEVA FAYE Peppers I. 2. 3 Band I. 2. 3 F.T.A. 3 Spanish Club 3 Parameds 3 Annual Staff 3 Clarinet Choir I. 2. 3 Clarinet Trio I Children's Theatre 3 Powder Puff Football 2. 3 Powder Puff Basketball 2 WOOD. GARY WAYNE F.F.A. I. 2. 3 Student Council I WYATT. BILL HAROLD Band I. 2 F.F.A. 2. 3 136