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VOLUME X X X BURKBURNETT HIGH SCHOOL BURKBURNETT, TEXAS

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m e past is guiic, I t ’s far behind me. I t ’s locked behind a guarded door. I knock, and then, at last, I see it; I t ’s there behind me; I can feel it. I long and struggle to return, But the past keeps drifting— backwards.



Today is here! 1 look about me. My world is slowly changing. I feel the warmth o f yesterday And the newness o f tomorrow


I realize now that I aim here; T he past is in my mind. The future bobs in choppy seas, Arid my fate—? I t ’s up to me. - .


Randy Greenway FFA National Honor Society Freshman Basketball Senior Class Handsome English I Award General. Science Award Health Award American History Award

Student Council— Secretary-Treasurer NH§U .V-•; /V' ; v ‘ Reporter Pep Club Freshman Class Reporter Junior Class Secretary 4 -H C lu b . President-Wichita County Council— President-Wichita County Youth Subcom m ittee—County and District Winner in two events Attended State 4-H Contest 4-H Gold Star Girl Burk’s D .A .R. Good Citizen “Club 9 5 ” Outstanding Youth Conservationist in North Texas Attended 1969 session o f Bluebonnet -.'G irls State All-School Most Likely to Succeed Runner-up to All-School Mannerly Senior Class Favorite :

Marian Bentley

B renda Cobble NHS Reporter Pep Club Student Council Spanish Club Future Teachers o f America Choir Pianist Spanish II Award Typing I Award World History Award English III Award


Student C ou n cilParliamentarian Freshman Class President N H S -B President. Letterm en’s Club Track Team F o o tb a ll-^ l 1969-Honorable-Mention, All-District Guard Sophomore Class Favorite Biology Award Algebra I Award ~

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Student Council . National Thespian Society Speech D ERRICK S t a f f Editor Band— Reporter F T A -H j Parliamentarian N H S-D E A Bowling— 1968-Texas State Championship team 19 69-7th in State Doubles Attended 1 9 6 9 session o f American Legion B o y ’s State Received “I ” at UIL Ensemble Contest Driver’s Education Award

Verna Sykes FHA Parliamentarian-Secretary President Pep Club—F T A D EA Secretary-Treasurer N H S® Secretary Young Women ’s Association Home Ec. I & III Awards English I I AwardGeneral Scietice Award Driver’s Education Award Academic Letter

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Dedicated to the cultivation o f ever-expanding minds; Dedicated to th e enrichment o f the lives o f her students; Dedicated to prepare students for their next encounter with , education; and Dedicated to excellence. Because o f her dedication, and because o f her never-ending hunger to aid those who hunger—we consider it a great honor and privilege to dedicate the 1 9 7 0 D ER R IC K to Mis. Dorothy Lewis.




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Superintendents A nd School Board Shape School Policies

I. C. Evans Superintendent o f Schools

Jam es Pearson Assistant Superintendent o f Schools

The Tax Office, The Hub of our School System’s Activities

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The School Board 1969-1970

JOHN GILL

GENE BANKHEAD

PAUL FISH ER President WELDON NIX Secretary

FLO YD MARTIN Vice-President

The function of the Burkburnett School Board is one o f great importance to our community. This board interprets and shapes the policies o f the school by showing interest in the success o f each school year. Without these competent and understanding citizens our school system would not be able to operate for the welfare o f the stu­ dents and the community as a whole.

CHARLES GREB

NORMAN RO BERTS 17


Adminis And Co-ordinates To Help Prepare

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MR. DAN SCHAFFNER Principal

MRS. OPAL KENNEDY Registrar

MR. HOWARD M cCRA RY—Federal Programs Director; MR. ARBUARY R IT T E R —Federal Programs Co-ordinator.

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MR. WALTER RO LLER Assistant Principal

MR. M.D. GROENEWOLD Guidance Counselor

MRS. LINDA FROMAN Counselor

MRS. ANITA OWEN Dean of Girls 19


John Selman Teacher of The Year 1969-1970

§aS a te a c h e r h e has ex em p lified th e tra its o f m outstand ing in d ivid u al. H is know ledge >f hum an n a tu re has ea rn ed h im th e ’rien d sh ip and re sp ect o f m any students. During his tw o years at B H S h e has lw aken ed his pupils to th e p ra ctica l ip p lica tio n o f scien ce and has given balance to th e facu lty. E a c h stu d en t and faculty m em b er has b en e fite d in som e way from M r. S e lm a n ’s association w ith B H S .

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T R A V IS ANDERSON Math

M A RY W ESTM O RELA N D Science

W IL L IS B A R T L E Y Math

M IN N IE BEN TO N History

L LO Y D BLO O D W O RTH Distributive Education

J E R R Y BO REN History

STEV EN B O T T S Science

R O G ER BO X Science

SARAH B R O C K R IE D E Bu siness and English

RO BERT CA RPEN TER Coach and Science

W .R. C A R SW E LL Math

DONNA C L A M P IT T English

M A RY DIXON Business

JO ANN DU KE Home Economics

“A ll work and no play— the story of my life.”

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JAM ES EA STER Vocational Agriculture

‘We back the BULLDOGS”

MARLA RAY ENGLISH History

DOROTHY FAULK Home Economics

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LINDA GROENER Librarian

BILL FROM AN Coach

EVELYN GREEN History

IREN E FR E Y Science

PAIGE HAMNER English

ROSEM ARIE HAEUSSER German

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Any questions? JAN HORKY Physical Education


GAYHART JEAN IS Coach

“What do you do to make capital letters?”

DORIS HUTCHISON Home Economics

SANDRA KANE Math

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JIMM IE McCLAIN Band

DOROTHY LEWIS English

VERA JEA N IS English

ANNETTE LYNCH English, Speech, and Drama

McD o n a l d Math

JEAN McNABB Business and English

“ . . . Then the dirty old man ran up to Red Riding Hood and said . . . . TOM MOORE Science 23


ANITA OWEN Physical Education

“ CANDY is not your assigned civics book.”

MAX NUNN History and Chorus

CRAIG POISAL Math

DOROTHY PAGE English

STANLEY OWEN Coach

LEON PACE Auto Mechanics

JIM PHILLIPS Coach

H.J. POWELL Mechanical Drawing

LAURA POWELL Business

CHARLES SEAGLER Coach

“ Boy, this is the best slide Mrs. Frey has ever shown me.”


ELAINE SEA G LER English

Members o f the new “ Ziegfield Follies”, opening June 3 1 ,1 9 6 9 .

Z ELL SCHMIDT Y.O .E.

WANDA SMITH Business

JU D Y SM ILEY Business

JOHN SELMAN Science

GLORIA SKELETON Spanish

PAT SM ILEY Coach

JAN VEACH Math

JIM STERNADEL French

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MISS BHS sonja preston


Sonja Preston was given the title o f “Miss B H S� this year by the student body. She has shown her friendliness and school spirit throughout her four years o f high school. Sonja was a m ajorette for tw o years and was head majorette her junior and senior years.


During D rake’s four years o f high school, he has shown great abilities on the football field and has brought many honors to BHS. Because o f his popularity among the students, Drake was elected “Mr. B H S.”


1st runner up fo r

"miss bhs”

The students at BHS will always remember Judy Greer as a quiet, warm, and friendly girl.

1st ru n n er up fo r

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A personality composed o f friendliness, helpfulness, and thoughtfulness makes Bill Breeze an “all around boy.


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When people think o f Meredith Kelley, they will always think o f a vivacious and bubbling personality.

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FAVORITE BOY joe mendez



1st Runner-up sonja preston joe mendez

2nd Runner-up donna wenzel b ill mcbrtde

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Runners-up For A ll School Favorites

2nd Runner-up berta hancock bill breeze

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Best Groomed donna wenzel lough preston

Runners-up sonja preston ken youngblood

Mannerly linda young joe mendez

Runners-up m arian bentely bill breeze

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Runners-up debbie teare drake andarakes

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Most Likely To Succeed

Versatile berta hancock mike hanks

Runners-up peggi {razee robby young


Organization Favorites

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Auto Mechanics, Sweetheart


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meredith kelley


Hom ecoming Q Wfflfs sonja preston



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Cultivating Responsible Leadership

Pat stands before the Sophomore class to present her qualifications for the office she is seeking.

This sign is a prime example o f the originality dis­ played by students who campaigned fo r office.

Freshman Mark Peterson seeks the backing o f his classmates.

Confidently, Randy urges Juniors to elect their Vice-President.

It takes courage and ambition to campaign for an office. This year many students at B.H.S. had what it took. Even though all were not successful in their bid, the campaigns brought them closer to the real meaning o f democracy. Darrell encourages Seniors to cast their votes for him.

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In October members o f the Texas Youth Council and various law enforcement agencies came to B.H .S. These officials met with a portion o f the student body to an­ swer questions about drugs and drug abuse. These students, in turn, went into the class­ rooms and led their fellow students in discussions concerning aspects o f the drug problem.

Several students ponder a confusing point.

One group discusses the penalties involved in the abuse of drugs.

Mr. Jim Phagan, Wichita County District Attorney, an­ swers a student’s question about narcotics.

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The Hirschi Huskies—a never ending rival. With a burst o f enthusiasm, the varsity cheerleaders begin the pep rally.

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The junior varsity cheerleaders throw their support to the Bulldogs. 52

The Bulldogs receive shouts o f loyalty upon entering die gym.


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Rhonda Bradshaw is escorted by Junior Gray. The excitement of becoming the 1969 Football Queen is bestowed upon Berta Hancock.

The queen and her court pose for pictures.

Darrell Stafford escorts nominee Debbie Teare.

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Submission In The

It is a well known fact among high school students that Seniors are superior to Fresh­ men. This year, as every year, at B.H.S. there was an event in which the Seniors demonstrated their superiority. They dressed the Freshmen in ridiculous cos­ tumes, complete with shaving cream and lipstick. These costumes, skits, and other acts o f submission helped to make the Freshmen feel more a part o f our school. Bewildered Andy has lost his penny.

Bill leads “fish” in a round of “ Hail the Mighty Seniors” .

Fearful Freshmen await their fate.

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Freshmen beauties parade before the school.


Spirit Of Fun

Seniors enjoy the antics of their Freshmen.

Beaming Freshmen enter the gym. Karen and Sam attempt the Alma Mater.

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Freshmen quintet renders their version of “Mary Had A Little Lamb.�

Penny races during the day resulted in raw noses that night.

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With H igh Hopes Of Winning

Preparations

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Second place was tagged by the Freshman class with this creative float.

A new entry appeared Vocational Education

A fter weeks o f preparation, the homecoming parade becomes a reality. People o f all ages line the streets fo r a front row view o f the pageantry of

Homemakers at BHS are represented by the F J1 .A . officers.

The Bulldog Marching 1

The Junior entry, “Hansel and Gretel� was an outstanding favorite with hometown people.


Homecomecoming Day

The spirit boosters o f BHS ride convertibles in the parade.

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Homecoming was enhanced by the beauty of “Aladdin’s Lamp,” the Sophomore float.

Sind sets the pace.

A mechanical difficulty presents itself in the Sophomores new car. 59


an effort towards victory

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Cast OV Prison Matron ................. B a i l i f f .................................. Judge Heath .................... District Attorney Flint Defense Attorney Stevens Clerk o f C o u r t ................. Karen A n d r e .................... Dr. Kirkland .................... Mrs. Jo h n Hutchins . . . Homer Van Fleet . . . . Elmer S w e e n e y ................. Nancy Lee Faulkner . . . Magda S v e n so n ................. Jo h n Graham Whitfield . Jane Chandler ................. Sigurd Ju n g q u is t.............. Larry Regan .................... Roberta Van Rensselaer . S te n o g ra p h e r.................... P o lice m an ...........................

Steve McGraw cross-examines Bobby Jones, a witness fo r the prosecution.

The characters pay close attention to the proceedings o f the trial.

Georgann Clemmons, playing the wife of the minder victim, tearfully submits to interrogation.


Jan et Beasley Donald Elzie Stephen Rorabow Roy Hudson Steve McGraw Mike J ohnshoy Linda Pacheco Mike Collins Jo y ce Smith Bobby Jones Bill Breeze Geoigann Clemmons Debora Cauldwell Jim Blackney Marsha Pearson Ronnie Harper Tim Thomas Debbie Cummings Donna Kennedy David McGraw



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1969-70 Basketball Seasomt

Students urge the team to make two points.

Cheerleaders and Pep Club signs build spirit fo r the game.

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Student cheers greet Bulldogs during pep rally.


I nds With Coronation Of Quern

Peggi Frazee is presented by Robby Young. Linda Young receives queen’s bouquet from Jo e Karstetter.

Basketball Queen, Linda Young, and her court pose for pictures.

Hugh Preston presents nominee, Madeline Smith.

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Leaders Of The Band

Sonja Preston Head Majorette

Connie Bloodworth Drum Major

Becky Kennedy Jr.

Suzie Pickett Soph.

Margaret Martin Sr.

Laura Allison Soph.

O FFIC ER S: Joan Walker, Secretary; Wesley Harris, President; Teddy Cantwell, Vice-Pres.; Judy Greer, Sweetheart; Roy Hudson, Reporter.

Jo y ce Lambert Jr.

Marilyn Schniker Jr.

Martha Morris Jr.

Mr. Jim McClain Band Director


Chorus

O FFIC ER S: Ethel Howard, Sweetheart; Keith Steine, Vice-Pres.; Donna Wenzel, President; Rhonda Bradshaw, Secretary; (not pictured) Dee Rodgers, Reporter; Mr. Nunn, Choir Director.

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O.E.A. Sponsor: Mrs. Schmidt

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Busy at work.

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O.E.A. O F F IC E R S : M artye K innard, historian; Verna Sykes, secretary; V icky Bryant, vice president; Sue Gibson, president.

O.E.A. Sponsor: Mrs. Sm ith


Education

C.H.E. Sponsor; Mrs. Doris Hutchison

C.H.E.

C.H.E. O F F IC E R S : Ja n ice Frields, Becky B rice, Maureen Y arbro, Liz Jackson , E llen Nelson and R ick y Pike.

D.E. O F F IC E R S : P h il M usick, R icky Bryant, V incent Ponder, M ike Hanks, Francis Brant and sponsor Mr. Bloodworth.

Ethel Howard enjoys her work.

D.E. Sponsor: Mr. Lloyd Bloodworth.


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JU N IO R AND SEN IO R FH A M EM BER S

FHA O F F IC E R S : Verna Sykes, Ju d y K linkerm an, Martye Kinnard, P at Zimmerman, Becky Kennedy, V icki L ittlejohn, T erri Taylor, Benay Barnes, Margie Clemmer, Sandra Allen, J o G ail Hutchison, and K ay Shannon.

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T h e F.H.A. girls add spirit to the pep rally.


Future Homemakers

Of America

FH A SPO N SO RS: Mrs. Duke, Mrs. Faulk, Mrs. Warren, and Mrs. Hutchinson.

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FRESH M AN AND SO PH O M O RE FHA M E M B E R S


Future Teachers

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Of America

B ru ce Blankinship, helping teach a biology class for M r. Sel* man.

F.T.A. Sponsors: Mrs. Irene Frey and Mrs. Anita Owens.

O F F IC E R S : Randy Wenzel, second vice president; Roy Hudson, parliamentarian; Jo e Mendez, president; Margi Woods, reporter; Doug Deel, first vice president; and Martye Kinnard, secretary-treasurer.

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Student

The Student Council is the representative body o f all students in Burk High. It provides for the training of the students in the democratic processes through ex­ perience and the improvement o f the academic environ­ ment o f BHS.

Our president???

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Mrs. Jan Veach: Student Council Sponsor


Council

Officers: Bill Breeze, president; Marian Bently, secretary; Allen Farris, vice president; Janet DiMarzio, corresponding secretary; Mark McLean, parliamentarian; Liz Shields, reporter; Ken Youngblood, chaplain.


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(SEA TED ) Carol Spannagel, Margie Wood, Judy Klinkerman, Barbara Doerre. (MIDDLE ROW) Nancy Korpi, Carla Webb, Linda Mc­ Cormick, Brenda Bankhead, Mrs. Hamner, Sponsor. (BACK ROW) Len Brown, Jam es Cokendolpher, Bruce Blankinship, Leslie Kemp, (not pictured), Debbie Moore.

Spanish Club

Officers: Pat Zimmerman, publicity chairman; Jo e Mendez, president; Pat Shiver, reporter; Bobby Emmons, vice president; Vicki Bass, secretary. 90


Rodeo Club

O FFIC E R S: Denise Cozby, Secretary; Brenda Goins, Treasurer; Luther Brewer, President; (not pictured), Tommy Young, Vice-Pres. SPONSOR: Mr. Selman

Red Cross

O FFIC ER S: Mary Morris, Treasurer; Liz Shields, President; Dee Rodgers, Secretary; (not pictured), Fancy Beers, Vice-Pres. Sponsor: Mrs. Smiley.


Lettermeris Club

Com posed o f those who have le ttere d in varsity ten n is, fo o tb a ll, b a sk etb a ll, golf, b a se b a ll and tra ck , th e L ette rm en ’s Club prom otes sportsm anship, enh an ces school sp irit, and encourages in d ivid u al p articip a ­ tio n in a ll ath letics.

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Debate Team

Sponsor Mrs. Lynch

Thespian Society


The National Honor Society consists of mem­ bers who have shown outstanding ability in the areas o f scholarship, leadership, service, and character. The members are chosen by the faculty on the basis o f their past performance in the school. Throughout the year, the NHS sponsors service projects, assemblies, and an academic awards program.

Sophomores: Karen Brown, Toni Wilkinson, Laura Allison, Deborah Roth, Mary J o Cates, Janice Harris, Mark Lax, Rose Quinones, Beverly Barker, Michael Dean, David Martin, Terry Sutton, Bill Page.

Juniors: Carolyn French, Lamona Champ, Patti Perry, Kathy Cole, Peggy Barad, Joan Walker, J o Gail Hutchinson, Gary Woods, Raymond Quionones, Cathy Shields, Danny Saint, Janet DiMarzio, Tom Bloodworth, Lynda Bruno, Rick Gum, Robert Bradford, Gary Morine, Mike Ambum, John Hobensack, Robert Sturges, Kenneth Cook, Rick Skinner, Clint Swinford.

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Seniors: Linda Cokendolpher, Brenda Cobble, Vicki Bryant, Annette Story, Marian Bently, Brenda Bankhead, Vicki Bass, Verna Sykes, Roy Hudson, Allen Farris, Ricky Lueking, Huey Boudreaux, Jo e Mendez, Russell Miller, Wesley Harris, Steve Griffith, Mark McLean, Randy Greenway, Ken Youngblood, Terry Morris.

Mr. Tom Moore and Mrs. Francis Armstrong: NHS sponsors. Officers: Brenda Cobble, reporter; Vicki Bass, treasurer; Verna Sykes, sec[ retary; Steve Griffith, second vice president; Mark McLean, president; Jo e t Mendez, first vice president.


Vocational Agriculture

T h e purpose o f th e F .F . A. is to p ra c­ tic e b ro th erh o o d , h o n o r ru ra l resp on ­ sib ility and opportun ities, and develop th o se q u alities o f lead ersh ip w h ich a fu tu re fa rm er should possess.

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V O C A TIO N A L A G R IC U L T U R E II

O F F IC E R S : K elly B eard, Tommy H icks, Rocky Logan, Steve K irpatrick, Tom m y Young and Luther Brewer. Mr. Easter is the sponsor.


Auto Mechanics

MORNING CLASS

T h e A uto M ech an ics classes a re com posed o f th o se w hose p rim ary in tere st is cars. B esid es le a rn in g th e a rt o f th e stru ctu re o f th e ca r, th ese boys are also bu ilding c h a ra c te r an d le a rn in g a v alu ab le sk ill.

O F F IC E R S : B ill M cBride, Danny Smith, Curtis Gilbert, Mike Masters, Grayland Jones, Don Brown, Roger Chancellor and Joan W alker, sweetheart.

Afternoon Class Mr. Pace, Sponsor

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O FF IC E R S: Peggy Frazee, President; Sue Gibson, Vice-President: Vickie Littlejohn, Secretai

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Mrs. Jan Horky Sponsor

Peggy and Sue contribute much time and effort to the success of the Pep Club.


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Whether it was victory or defeat, the Pep Club, consisting o f 150 girls, managed to keep up the spirit as they supported the various athletic teams at B.H.S.

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FRONT ROW: Mason, Sims, Mendez, Young, Patton, Hanks, Holland, Bohuslav, Steine, Parkey, Hicks, Roberts, Taylot Carpenter, Patton, Farris, Slayden, Witt, Locke, Reasoner, Karstetter, Martin, Breeze, Bean, Stafford, Coach Jeanis, Heal THIRD ROW: Coach Seagler, Coach Smiley, McLean, Youngblood, Welch, Andarakes, Larson, Brown, Gray, 0 ’Rourke|

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Breckenridge

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Bowie

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Coaches B ill Froman Bob Carpenter Pat Smiley

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JO E MENDEZ Senior End

RO BBY YOUNG Senior Quarterback

KEITH STEINE Senior Halfback

EDDIE MARTIN Senior End

Keith, Mike and Derrell tear down an opponent,

MARK McLEAN Senior Guard Honorable Mention All-District

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KEN YOUNGBLOOD Senior Center Honorable Mention All-District

DRAKE AN DA RAKES Senior Tackle All-District Offense & Defense

Seniors head The Way

BOBBY LARSON Senior Tackle All-District


BIL L BREEZE Senior Guard

TOMMY HICKS Senior Center

ALLEN FA R R IS Senior End

DAVID WELCH Senior Tackle

Bulldogs regather after play.

JU N IO R GRAY Senior Guard

MIKE HANKS Senior Quarterback All-District

D A RRELL STAFFO RD Senior End Honorable Mention All-District

Through Tough Season

DONALD BROWN Senior Fullback All-District

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JIM M Y SIMS Junior Flanker

JE R R Y PATTON Junior Tackle

FRAN K BOHUSLAV Junior Halfback

RICK REASONER Junior End

Behind good blocking, Mike runs fo r a big gainer. DOUG LOCKE Junior Linebacker All-District

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Bulldogs huddle up before kickoff. JO E K A RSTETTER Junior Halfback Honorable Mention All-District

Bulldogs Keep Up


GARY PARKEY Junior Linebacker

MONTY PATTON Sophomore End

TRO Y SLAYDEN Junior Quarterback

C L IFF WHITT Junior End

BILL O’ROURKE Junior Fullback

Robby sprints for long gain against Buckaroos.

RODNEY ROBERTS Sophomore Halfback

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RANDY HOLLAND Junior Halfback Honorable Mention All-District


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LAWTON, Okla. — “Neversay-die” determination and the talented toe of Drake Andrakes lifted the Burkbumett Bulldogs from the depths of defeat to a stunning 10-7 last-second victory over Lawton Eisenhower here Friday night The first time B u t has ever downed Ike’s Eagles in five meetings, a victory seemed de­ nied again this time aronad until Andrakes’ severly angled held goal backed a strong wind for 37 yards to turn me game around with nc time left on ihe scoreboard clock. With the score tied at 7-7 and just 3:15 left in the game, Burk had taken over from tb' hosting Eagles on the Bu1’ 23. From there, a m? and poised drive set for Andrakes’ hero* Hard-running picked up a p downs including > — tacular 27-yardI fllw cu, the middle of the Ike v A holding penalty ^ Bulldogs back but quarv jM Ik ^ Robbie Young’s,pass was U. j g J p F ^ by flanker Jim Sims on acrobatic comeback catch for %<€&, . a 23-yard gain tS the Ike 28 V ^ V J # yard stripe. V Sims snared another aerial tor 7 yards but an incompletion stopped the dock with ju k 0.04 " left in the game and ‘Dog coach B ill Froman called upon Andrakes for what seemed like an impossible task. The Kick soared off to the left and just slipped inside the cross bar despite a hard Eagle rush and a forceful opposing wind. The partisan crowd was stunned. The Burk Stands were jubilant.

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TOP ROW: Kinnard, Lax, Norwood, Beard, Dean, Hubbard, Dorland, Wall, Howard, Greb, Coach Jeanis, Kerr. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Seagler, I Shafer, Andrajack, Caraway, Martin, Dorrie, Patty, Southerland. BOTTOM ROW: Scobee, Cole, Smith, Knox, Lewman, Roger, Ludeke, Leonard,! Nichols, Powell

Coaches: Gayhart Jeanis, Charles Seagler

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Coaches: Jim Phillips, Stanley Owens.

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Promising Future 117


T h e 1969-70 varsity basketball team: R obby Young, Hugh Preston, Jo e K arstetter, Steve Broom e, Larry V anLoh, Tomm y Young, Charles Landrum, M ike Poloskey, Eddie M artin. K neeling: Tom Bloodworth, Jim m y Sims.

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Throughout Season 119


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FR O N T R O W : Caraway, N ichols, Southerland, G reb, Gum, Aaron, Slayden. B A C K RO W : Coach P hillip s, Roberts, Patty, Cremeens, Landrum, Beard, Dean, Steele, Leonard, Sims.

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Freshm an Coach: Charles Seagler

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Allan Farris “ 7 3 ” Football Golf

Eddie Martin “ 2 5 ” Football Basketball

Robby Young “ 1 5 ” Football Basketball Baseball

Darrell Stafford “ 2 9 ” Football

"Dave Welch “ 7 1 ” Football Baseball

Mike Poloskey “ 4 3 ” Track, Basketball

Drake Andarakes “ 7 4 ” Football

Junior Gray “6 0 ” Football.


Keith Steine “ 2 1 ” Football

Tommy Hicks “ 5 2 ” Football

Jo e Mendez “8 1 ” Football

Donald Brown “ 3 5 ” Football

Hugh Preston “ 3 3 ” Basketball

Charles Landrum “ 2 5 ” Basketball

Mike Hanks “ 1 2 ” Football

Bobby Larson “ 7 5 ” Football

Bill Breeze “6 5 ” Football

Ken Youngblood “ 5 0 ” Football

Mark McLean “6 2 ” Football

Steve Broome “ 13” Basketball


V A R S IT Y : VanLoh, Holland, Roberts, Patton, Reasoner, Morrow, Dean, Parkey, Slayden, Bohuslav, Sims, Ludeke, Karstetter, Greb.

Track Team Varsity Coach B IL L FROMAN

Jun ior Varsity Coach PAT SM ILEY

JV : Wescott, Henry, Griffin, Hancock, Larson, Washington, Gray, Bulla, Koulovatos, Smith, Armstrong, Myers, McMahill, Spinks. 130


FRONT ROW: Walker, Henderson, Bloodworth, Fleming. BACK ROW: Raleigh, Hancock, Wenzel, Deel.

JUNIOR V A R SITY : Adams, Hayes. BACK ROW: Green, Shipp, Sutton.

FRESHMEN: Gant, Gates, Curtis. MIDDLE ROW: Hasbrock, Deel, Anderson, Carter. BACK ROW: Sturges, Freeman, Kirkpatrick, Pedigo. 131


Front Row: Andrajack, Holland, Mason, Sims, Bloodworth, Patton, Kinnard, Patty, Patton. Second Row: Furmanek, Lerch, Roberts, Reasoner, Karstetter, Welch, Aaron, Young, Martin.

Coach Phillips

Pitchers: Reasoner, Young, Furmanek


Dedication To 1969 Baseball Team

The 1969 B.H .S. Baseball Team won the North Zone Champion­ ship in District 4 AAA. The Bulldogs lost to Weatherford in the district championship game. Due to certain difficulties the team was not able to be in the 1 9 6 9 Derrick. Members o f the team were:

Coach Gay hart Jeanis Bobby Griffith Jerry Patton Tom Carse Dave Welch Steve Griffith Randy Aaron Craig Peters David Andrajack Lanny Barfield Hershal Powell

John Robinson Mike Cardwell Monty Patton Wayne Lerch Rich Kinnard Wendell Hobbs Robby Young Roy Schuft Jim m y Mason Terry Moore


BHS Golf Team

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M ered ith K e lle y ; rep o rte r D a rre ll S ta ffo rd ; vice-pres.

P eggi F ra z e e ; secreta ry S tev e G riffith ; presid en t

B rim m in g w ith know ledge— bu bblin g w ith th e e x c ite ­ m ent and a n ticip a tio n o f th e ir fu tu re, th e S e n io r class o f 1970 eagerly m akes plans fo r th e years to com e. P a tie n tly living out th e ir la st days at high school and w ith each o th er— rea liz in g th a t th e ir paths w ill soon sep arate bu t know ing th a t th e y w ill alw ays be to g eth er in m em ories o f th e ir days at B H S .

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Cathy Alexander Randy Allman Diana Anderson Drake Andarakes

Jay Awtrey Brenda Bankhead Patricia Bankhead K elly Baird

Annette Barfield Lanny Barfield Patricia Barret Vicki Bass

Tom Baud Marian Bentley John B lair Connie Bloodworth

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Susan Bohnstedt Huey Boudreaux Pixie Bowden Francis Brant

B ill Breeze Luther B reuer Steve Broom e Donald Brown

Len Brown

Becky B rice

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Patty Brown

Steve Bruno

R icky Bryant V ickie Bryant Jo e Byers Curtis Campbell

Teddy Cantwell Barry Cardwell Roger Chancellor Brenda Cobble

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Earl Cobble Linda Cokendolpher B obby Copenhaver Tommy Costello

Dennis Cox Linda Crane

T erry Cummings L ee Darter

Jo h n Divine V icki Dixon Barbara D oerre Tony Dunagan

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Dave Dunlap Susie Elliot Dave Evans Pat Evans

Nancy Farar Allan Farris

Peggi Frazee Debbie Freeman

Diane Freeman Janice Frields Edward Frye Darlene Gibbons


Charles Gibson Sue Gibson

Wayne G ilbreth Ju n io r Gray

Randy Greenway Jud y Greer Steve G riffith M ike Hanks

Tom Harland Glenda Hatfield Gaye H alsey B lake Harmon

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Wesley Harris Laurie Henry Laura Henry Jim Herrington

Tommy Hicks Debbie Holtzen Orren Hooper Ethel Howard

Jo e Hromas Roy R. Hudson

Liz Jackson Lois Jeter


Eddie Jones Grayland Jones Patty Jones Donna Kennedy

M eredith K elley M arty Kinnard

Steve K irkpatrik Rennie K irby

Linda Landers Charles Landrum B obby Larson D ick Lewis

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Steve Luckey R ick Lueking Rocky Logan Margaret Martin

George Masters M ike Masters

Linda McCormick Jo e McGee

Mark McLean Hollis M cLellan Shirley McNish Jo e Mendez

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J o Ann Meyer Russell M iller T erry Moore Genie M orris

Theresa M orris Macy M orrison M ike Murphy Terry Murphy

B illy Musgrove P hil Musick

Claire Myer Ellen Newton


Carol Nichols Gayle Norris

Allan Nunn Johnny O’Dell

Larry Olsen Gayla Ooten M ike Organ Linda Pacheco

Cindy Parrish R ick Peters Jam es Petty Marie Phillips

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Roberta P ike Bruce Patterson M ike Poloskey Vincent Ponder

Greg Pow ell Paula P rentice

Hugh Preston Sonja Preston

Jim m y Raliegh E llen Reese Doug Roberts Kenneth Roebuck

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Patti Rowe Allan Rush Pat Schnitker Michael J . Scott

Diane Seay Dan Self

Cathy Shiderly Liz Shields

Donald Shuft B ill Simpson Madeline Smith D ale Spannagel

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Donna Slayden D arrell Stafford M ike Stangl K eith Steine

La Dena Sneed Dave Summers Larry Sutton Verna Sykes

D ebbie Teare P at Thaxton K athy Unger Carol V incent

R icky V incent Pam W all Nancy W arren Liz Weaver

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Dave Welch Pam Westcott Beverly West Dianne Wiggins

Larry W ilmon Janet Wilson Tom Wilson Brenda W inkler

Margi Wood Dee W oods L ibby Wyble Linda Young

Hobby Young Tommy Young K en Youngblood

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Junior Handsome sam birmingham



1969-70 Junior Class Officers B o b b y E m m o n s; presid en t C aro l H en d erso n ; re p o rte r B e c k y K e n n ed y ; secretary R an d y W e n z e l; vice-pres.

W o rk in g — m ak in g plans— using every source possible, th e Ju n io r class o f 1970 p repares for th e all-im p o rtan t Jr.-S e n io r B an q u et. O rd erin g class rings— w aiting to b ecom e Sen io rs ’71— h opin g th a t it w ill b e th e g reatest Se n io r class o f all.

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Randy Aaron Emma Ailey Diana Albin Sandra Allen M ike Amburn

Jan e Andrajack Eric Baddour Peggy Barad Scott Barnes B ob Bean

Fancy Beers Sam Birmingham Jam es Blackney B ruce Blankinship Tom Bloodworth

M ike Boehm Frank Bohuslav Paula Booth R obert Bradford Rhonda Bradford

Ed Brant B ill B rice K arlon B rock Je rri Brown Kenny Brown

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Lynda Bruno M arcia Brown B en Bryan Connie B ryant Connie Bulian

R . D. Burdette M ike Burgett Susie Burnett Patti Carbone Pat Cardwell

Shawn Casey Travis Cato Lam ona Champ R ick y Clay K athleen Cole

M ark Cole K im Collier M ike Collins Wayne Cook Dennis Cotton

D ebbie Curl Pam Curtis Wayne Darter D ebra Davis Doug Deel

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Robert Dempsey Jam es Derrow Sharon Dickenson Jan et DiMarzio Nina Draper

Patti Egenbacher Bobby Emmons V icki Engelking Dale Evans B ob Flavin

Beverly Fleming Brenda Flem ing Linda Fore Carolyn French Shannon Frindt

Curtis G ilbert M ike Goins Tom Goodrich Sharron Gowan M ichael Gray

Len Green Mike Green Carrie Greer Diane Griffin Ricky Gum

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Linda Guthrie K arin Gylov Carolyn Hackworth M ike Hale Pat Halverson

B erta Hancock R onn ie Harper Lois H atcher M ike Hayes Je rry H eam e

Carol Henderson Theresa H erring Gary H ibbs Jo h n H obensack Lisa Hodge

Randy H olland Margie Horton Sandy Houghtby David Hubbard B ru ce Hutchison

Jo G ail Hutchison Darlene Jeskey Mara Johnshoy G loria Johnson M ike Johnson

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Bobby Jones Joyce Jones Jt>e Karstetter Leslie Kemp Becky Kennedy

B ill Key Kathy Kincaid Judy Klinkerm an Patti Kormos Nancy K orpi

Maureen Koulavatos T ai K reidler Joyce Lambert Jo e Landers Karen Landrum

Larry Landrum R obert Langford Linda Larson Steve Lax Wayne Lerch

Linda Lindsey Darrell Lloyd Doug Locke George Luckey Richard Mallory

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Jam es Mahaffey B illy M artin Jim Martin Jo y ce Mathis Laverne Matthews

B ill M cB rid e B o b M cBride Barbara McDonald Steve McGraw Sue Meador

M aria Mendez Glen M ontgomery D ebbie Moore M indie Moore T erry Morgan

Gary M orine Greg M orris Martha M orris Mary M orris K enneth M ullens

Don Mullins Dudley Mullins Carla Nelson Dave Norwood Susan O’Dell

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Stephanie Odom Don Osmundson Donna Palm er Paul Panter Gary Parkey

Kenneth Patrick Je rry Patton Doug Paugh Patti Perry Steve Petty

Jo n n ie Pierce R ickie Pike Cyndy Purnell Raymond Quinones Betty Rangel

Ricky Reasoner Steve Richter Dale Ricketts Debbie Rine Sheree Rittenhouse

Nancy Robinson Ronnie Robinson Nancy Rodriquez Rhonda Roe Roger Roebuck

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Alan Rush Danny Saint Cynthia Sands Je rri Savage M arilyn Schnitker

Sue Schuman Noah Scrim psher Jan e Shakelford Cathy Shields P at Shiver

Jim Sims Judy Skelton R ick Skinner T roy Slayden Jack ie Slusher

Pat Smith J e f f Soucy Darlene Sparks Pat Spivey Jim Spurlock

D ebbie Steele R obert Sturges Steve Sutton Brenda Swenson Clint Swinford

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P hillip Tate David Taylor Phil Taylor Debbie Thigpen Carol Tilton

Sue Toulson Kathy Todd Steve Tournay Larry VanLoh Debbie Vincent

Jo an W alker Kenneth Walker Toni W allner Ralph Ware Carla W ebb

Randy Wenzel C liffW hitt Gary Wood Ju lie Yingst Mark Zaloski

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Sophomore Handsome tim steele



1969-70 Sophomore Class Officers


Holly Adams Mark Adams Becky Allen Laura Allison DeDe Alvey David Andrajack

Jackie Archer Mike Ashley Carol Barbutes Beverly Barker Benay Barnes Debbie Bass

Rich Beard Jackie Beeman Barbara Berlow Johnny Bilyeu Susan Blackaby Vicki Blackwell

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Jackie Brown Karen Brown Penny Brown Pam Buckley Genie Buesking Debbie Burgett

Phillip Butcher Pam CampbeU Rick Campos Rick Caraway Glen Case Moses Castro

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Mary Jo Cates Steven Chancellor Pam Chapman Mary Chesser

Margie Clemm er Georganne Clemmons Lydia Cobble Jam es Cokendolpher Carla Cole Jam es C ole

Roger Coleman Dennis Copenhaver Gary Cox Steve Crem eens Debbie Cummings T e rri Cunningham

R obert Curtis Charlene Davidson Angie Davis Kathy Davis M ike Dean Curtis Deason

M ike Denny D ebbie Diamond Arvena D ilbeck B obby D ilbeck Gary Dodson L arry D oerre

M ilton Dorland R obert Dorland Richard Doyle Roy Dunlap K athy Edwards Marty Edwards

Verna Elliott R on Elphick E laine English K ayleen Evans Carolyn Farris Denise Fauss

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Donna Ford Shane Ford Deby Freeman Phil Freeman

Gary Fundaro Danny Furmanek Debbie Futch Ken Garrison Eva Gatten Pam Gawf

Pete Gibson Glenn Gilbreath Johnny Gill Steve Goad Brenda Goins Gay Goosens

Paula Gore Rita Gorham Richard Grandy Larry Greble David Green Jan Green

Danny Griner Randy G riner B ill Hackworth Lynda Hagstrom Phyllis Hall Shirley Harlan

Je rry Harrell Van H arrell Jan ice Harris Larry Harris Susie Hayes Diane Herrin

Jo y Hill Debbie Horton Pat Hosack Linda Hourigan M ike Howard Linda Howell

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Geralyn Huck Dona Hughes R obert Hunter Debbie Jeskey Ramona Je te r

D ebbie Johnshoy Linda Johnson Scott Kennedy Tommy K err Georgi Kertesz Steve Kinnard

Alexa K linkerm an B o b K nox Thomas K rause Deborah Ann Lamer Susan Lang M ark Lax

Roger Lengyel Greg Leonard D ebbie Lewis K aren Lewis Glenn Lewman V icki L ittlejohn

Tom Lowry Max Ludeke Denny Magee Terry Mann K urt Marten David M artin

Norma Jean Martin Jim m y Mason Diane Matthews Maryann May Gordon McCluskey David McGraw

M arlene Meaders Donnie M edillin Gary Metz B arbie M iller Diana M iller

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Jack ie M iller Janene M ills Kathy Milstead V ictor Moncelay Terry Moore

W endell Morrow Connie Mullins Steve Nevins R ick Newby Deryl Nicholas Kenneth Nixon

Dale Oakes Cathi Oelschlager Daniel O’Malley Brian Onley David Orr Debbie Osb orne

B ill Page Frank Palmer Theresa Parker L. C. Parker Monty Patton Donald Patty

Dale Paugh Kathy Paulsen Marsha Pearson Gary Peters Donny Petty Suzi Pickett

Nancy Pitman Don Potter David Powell Linda Purcell Rose Quinones Kathy Raleigh

Thomas Rasile Bradley Ray Brenda Ray Nita Reynolds Rita Reynolds

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Jim m y Rich Pam Richards Gayle R ich ter Jam es Richter D arrel Rivard

Stephen Roabaw Rodney Roberts Janey Robinson T ro y Rogers Jam es Roten Deborah R oth

A licia Ruetsch Jo e l Rupard Ronald Rush Paul Sanborn Curt Sandel Jan Schuman

Gary Scobee Joanne S e lf R icky Shaffer Thom as Shakelford BiU Sherm an Connie Shipp

H ank Shockley Ja n Siefkas Dan Skinner R obert Slazer Danny Sm ith Fred Sm ith

Hester Sm ith K aren Sm ith V ick i Smith Jod y Southerland Gayla Spinks Cindy Stahl

Greg Stangl Arthur Starling T im Steele Jud y Stubblefield Steve Sutherland T erry Sutton

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Chris Swaim Eddie Taylor Steve Taylor Stephen Teeter Terry Thomas Tim Thomas

Denisse Thompson Doug Turner Shirley Turner Debbie Varner Vickie Vincent Raymond Wade

K oichiro W alker David Wall Radell Watkins Carol Webb Cheryl Webb V ictoria W eers

Tonya W elborn Wayne Warner Johnn y West Debbie White Charles W ilhite Toni Wilkinson

Steve Wilson Barbara Williams B obby W illiam s B ill W illiam son Richard W illiamson Steve Wilson

Sharon Wooten Chris Wright Gary Yingst Terrie Young Ann Youngblood Pat Zimmerman

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Freshman Beauty barb shields

Freshman Handsome sum hancock


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1969-70 Freshman Class Officers

Ju d y F r y e ; rep o rte r M ik e E m m o n s; p resid en t T e r r i T a y lo r; vice-pres. R a n e tte

P re p a rin g fo r future lead ersh ip — bu ild in g fo r a b ette r tom orrow , th e F resh m e n class o f 1970 has begun th e ir high sch o o l years ah ead o f th e race. W ith d eterm in atio n and th e ir cou rage to be d ifferen t, th is class should go fa r in its ach iev em en ts.

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Barry Adams Andy Adkisson Steve Albin B onnie Allen Danny Allen John Allen

Becky Anderson Debbie Anderson Don Armstrong Galen Austin Diana Awtrey Kathy Balsley

Susan Barad Dennis Barnes Jan et Beasley Liz Beasley Patricia B ellaire Jam es Bentley

John Bentley Rodney B ile Rosalie B ills Becky Birmingham Judy B itts Steve Blackney

Phil Born Mary Boudreaux Ricky Bradley Leonard Braun Don Brilton Debra Bryan

Della Bryan Terri Bryan Debbie Bryant Diana Bryant Donna Bryant David Buchanan

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M ark Bulla Sharon Burden M ark Burdette Dale Bush Tim Burke

R ex Caldwell V ictor Camp Belinda Campbell Pam Cam pbell T e rri Carbone Clarissa Carter

Becky Cates T erry Cato Sandra Chambers Donna Chesser Paul Chumley Jo h n Ciampi

P h il Civiletto D ebbie Clendenon Tom m ie Cline Jo h n Cokendolpher V icki Cole Edmond Contestabile

David Cook Linda Cooper Lee Cray Craig Crumplwe Carlene Cullison Diane Cunningham

Kathy Curtis Gary Davis Jo Ann Deason D ebbie Deel David Doerre Kathy Dorland

Thomas Dorman Robert Doten David Draper Becky Eastman Jerry Ebert

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Denise Ebert Sue E llis Don Elzie M ike Emmons Rex Fetters

B ruce Ferguson Patti Fleming Gloria Foltz Allan Fournier Vernon Fournier Darlene Ford

Glenn Ford Robert Fore B ill Freeman B illy Freeman Brenda Frerich Glenda Frerich

Jud y Frye Dana Fundaro R onnie Gann Donna Gantt T eri Garland Carol Gibson

Susan Gibson Robert Gill Pam Glover David Goad Beverly Goosens Tony Gray

Phyllis Grem illion Mari Green spun Karen Greer Lea Ann Greschel Rocky Griffin Nora Guffey

Cyndie Gylov Nancy Hall Shianna Ham W alter Hampel Sam Hancock

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David Hanks M ike Harold Alma H arris Bobby Harris Mary Hartwell

Sue Hasbrouck Sue H a swell Allan Hatcher Dan Henry Pam Hensley Roger Henson

Cherri Hicks Bruce Hix Melvin Holzgrafe Larry Holtzen Jan e Hosack Susan Hosack

M onica Hubbard Ranette Hudson Vester Humphries Roger Jackson Celena January Christi Jennings

Rocky Jennings Raelynn Je te r M ike Johnshoy Gail Jo n es R ebecca Jones D ebbie K elly

R onnie Kemp Je rry Kertesz Jack ie Key Danny Kinnard Cathy K irby Vonnie K irby

Randy K irkpatrick Doug Karpan Jan e Korpi Alex Koulavatos B obby Kram er

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Janies Krause Kathy Landers W alter Lange Tommy Langford Lyle Larson

Tony Lay Donna Lemley Penny Leonard George Lindsay B onnie Locklin Cindy Long

Marcia Long B onnie Lueking Linda Mabry Linda M allone Anita M allory Greg Marsh

Jam es Martin Sandra Martin Mike Mattson Jack ie Mayberry W endell M cBride Jo e M cClellan

Betty McCrary Peggy McCrary Janna McGee Gary M cKee Larry McMahill K itty McNish

Debbie M cPartlan Janet Meador Paula Merchant Christopher Meyer Glenn M iller M ike M iller

Sandy M iller Shari M iller Brooks M illing Elaine M ills Sandra M itchell


Jo e Moon Morgan Moore Stephanie M uller Gwen M ullins Peter M ulrooney

Randal M ulrooney Tom Murphy M ike Myers M ark Neeley B rett M eher Donna Nelson

M ike Newby Robert Newingham Danny Nix Dale Nolden Joseph O’D ell Jo h n O’M alley

David Orman Linda P arker Freddie Patrick Donna Patton Madison Pedigo C lark Peters

Mark Petersen Andrea Petty T e rri P ik e Sue Potter Jo h n Pow ell Kathy Provence

Rhonda Raleigh Diana Ralston Margie Rees J i l l Reeves Debra R iley W illiam Rorabaw

Jo y Ross Kevin Ruback Ann Rutledge K eith Sanborn Beverly Sands

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Susan Sanpaka Pam Schanlaub D ebbie Schelter M ichael Schmitt R ick Scobee

Robert Scripmsher T erri Shepperd Roxanne Sherman B arb Shields Vickie Sickman Debi Simpson

David Skelton Sandra Slaton Scott Smitch Debbie Smith V ernon Smith Carolyn Sparks

Chris Spake M icky Sparks David Spinks Richard Sprole R obert Spurlock Becky Stahl

Tim Stangl Eddie Stayton Barry Steele Cindy Stewart Randy Story Jan ice Stroker

Thomas St urges J ohn Sullivan Pat Sullivan Kathy Sutton Brenda Swi nford Terri Taylor

Janet Thornton Carla Tierce Paula Tigrett Susie Toft Gary T oles Edward Tuberville

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Mark Tucker Danny Turner Teri Turner Diana Ulery Gary Unger Kim Varner

Sedelta Verble Richard Wagler Daniel Walker Jam es Wallner Jo h n Wallner Phyllis Ward

Bobby Washington Dianna Washington Lawrence Washington Mark Watkins Keith Welch Don West

Randy Wescott Carolyn Whitaker Danny White Sherry White Connie Wilkerson Marilyn Williams

Becky Willis Jo h n Wills William Winfrey Audie Winstead Dee Woods Edwena Wood

Shelley Wood Teresa Wooley Mike Wyatt Sherry Wright Bobby Yow Roger Yow

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Although these members o f the 1 9 7 0 D ERRICK Staff were unable to be pictured on our staff pages, we don’t want their faithful work on the yearbook to go by unrewarded. Therefore, we want to set aside this page to recognize them and thank them for their time and their effort which they utilized for the 1 9 7 0 D ERRICK .

annette barfteld

robert sturges

His many hours, his technical and creative abilities, and his masterful touch helped make Presentation VO one o f the biggest events o f the year. Although not on the staff, his devotion to Presentation has earned him the thanks and praise o f the 1970 D ERRICK Staff, and they would like to make Robert Sturges an honorary member o f the staff he helped so much.


The time for contemplation is past. Speeches will no longer accomplish their goals. Elaborate planning will only strain minds.

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Advisor

The time gro ws n e a r Strange, but reasons for leaving create strong desires to remain. All the effort and the dedication seem useless if the bonds,are to be severed.

As the end approaches—the past commences gushing forth what has been—what could have been -and what will never be. Memories—sad, happy, melancholy, and terrible, but all part o f the being that will soon depart. Dreams o f the future seem suddenly to be, all too quickly, and all top silently, slipping past. Then the realization o f on e’s plight throws one into a sad, and, y et satisfied outlook. To all those who follow —whatever price must be paid for goals that we are now leaving is worth it all, and i t shm ild h e naid for with habbiness.


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