4.The Perkins Journal Thursday, May 12, 1977
Perkins. Tryo.
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Taking a look at some of
the gra0000'uating seniors
Mrs. Evans and Mr. Wolfe.
His hobbies include sitting
around the house listening to
music and watching tv.
J. D.'s activity was portray-
ing Santa Claus in the speech
class play last year.
J. D.'s future plans
are to be a janitor for
twenty years at OSU and
then go to college to be a disc
jockey.
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Richard Hendrick
By Lorinda Oliver
Richard Hendrick has at-
tended Perkins-Tryon High
for three years, but he was
born in Oklahoma City. He
has many honors: Principal's
and Superintendent's Honor
Roll, Student Council
president, Senior Class Sec-
retary, Most Likely to Suc-
ceed, and Mr. P-THS.
Richard's hobbies are
looking around town and
playing foosbail. His plan
for the future is to be an offi-
cer in either the Air Force
or Army. His advice to the
underclassmen is, "Don't
worry too much about things
and have fun."
The first thing he'd like
to do when he gets out is lie
around all summer and do
nothing. His sign is Capri,
corn. The best thing that
ever happened to him was
being awarded a four year
Army ROTC Scholarship on
a conditional basis pending
results of physical examina-
tion.
We hope Richard has a
wonderful future coming.
Good Luck.
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Susie Carder
By Tammy Gunter
This senior born in Chand-
ler, Okla. attended school at
Tryon for eight years and al-
so attended Perkins four.
Her hobbies are reading and
riding horses. She stated,
"My most embarrassing
moment was when in history
class I stood up to give a
report and nothing would
come out of my mouth." She
also thinks "My most excit-
ing moment will probably be
the day 1 graduate."
After graduation she plans
to find a tall dark handsome
man to marry, Who is this
exciting senior girl? It's
Susie Carder, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. James Carder,
whose goal is to be a better
person. Good Luck in the
future, Susie.
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Wendell Byram
By Tammie Gunter
Is it true what we heard?
Wendell Byram is graduat-
ing from Perkins-Tryon High
School. He is very excited
about graduting for this is
his first year at Perkins.
When asked about how he
felt about Perkins he grinned
d Said, "I think this is a
very nice school and I'm glad
I'm graduating at Perkins."
Wendell's hobby is riding
horses. When asked what his
most exciting moment was,
he giggled and said, "Grad-
uating."
The best thing that every
happened to him, he stated,
was when he moved to Per-
kins. Wendell's goals are to
improve always and be a
better person. Good Luck t
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Billy Vogt
By Kenny Mayfield
Who is it always in the
hall? You guessed it Billy
Vogt. Billy is a seventeen
year old senior in PTHS.
And has attended here seven
years.
Billy is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Vogt. Billy has no
special hobbies, but his
plans for the future are to
enlist in the army. Billy's
favorite pastime is goofing
off in Stillwater. When ask-
ed his most embarrassing
moment he grinned and said,
"When I was giving a speech
in the speech class and my
zipper broke."
Billy's advice to the under-
classmen was, "Get out of
school as soon as possible."
We will all miss Billy. Good
Luck.
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Clay Bridenstine
By Kenny Mayfield
What guy is always fall-
ing asleep in class? Yeah,
Clay Bridenstine. Falling
asleep in class is just one of
Clay's many hobbies. An-
other one is horses. Clay is
the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Bridenstine. Clay has
attended PTHS 12 years.
Clay is active in FFA and
Football.
Clay has had several in-
dividual awards in FFA and
is on the state champion live-
stock judging team and all
conference in football.
Clay's favorite pastime is
watching the sun go down.
His most embarrassing mo-
ment was when he fell off
a horse in front of the neigh-
bors. When asked if he was
sorry he was graduating,
he said, "I'm going to miss
all the work."
Clay's advice to the under-
classmen was, "work but
play." Clay's plans for the
future is to go to college in
Tishomingo.
We will all miss Clay in the
next year. Good Luck Clay
and congratulations.
Bob Campbell
By Tommy Rice
Bob Campbell, 18, has at-
tended school at Perkins-
Tryon all 12 years of school.
His parents are Hollis and
Bobbye Campbell.
Bob is active in concert
band and stage band. He
has won All-State Drummer,
been on the Principal's
Honor Roll and was voted
"Most Talented" in-whos
Who. His hobbies are play-
ing the guitar and partying.
Bob's advice for the
underclassmen is to
"Change Schools." His hap-
piest moment hasn't hap-
pened yet but will on May
20, GRADUATIONI
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J. D. Shaddy
By Ronnie Galloway
J. D. Shaddy, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Mike Shaddy is
happy that school is going
to be out but says he will
miss the senior sponsors,
PAUL Brower
By Leslie Evans
"The most exciting
moment I can remember is
when I got my first car," said
Paul Brower. "And my most
embarrassing moment was
when Morn caught me carry-
ing a bunch of bottles out of
the house."
Paul is 17 and works at
his Cimarron Electronics
Shop on Main Street. He has
attended P-T High School
one year and says that he is
not sorry that he is graduat-
ing. Paul's hobbies are
tennis and pingpong.
"I hope to take a vacation
when I get out of school,"
he said. When asked if he
had any advice to his under-
classmen he replied, "Skip
your senior year."
Paul is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. L. D. Brower.
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Terry Craven
By Carla Moreland
Terry Craven said, "The
only thing I will miss about
this school is Mr. Mclivain,
and I know Mr. MclIvain will
miss me, too." Terry had
been with us for 12 years and
most people feel that wasn't
long enough.
Terry loves going to
concerts and listening to
music. His advice to the
underclassmen is "Crime
pays if you don't get
caught." "As soon as I
graduate," smiled Terry
with a gleam in his eyes,
"I'm going to party, party,
party all night."
Terry commented that'hSs
senior year was a great one.
We wish Terry all the love
and luck in what ever he
does.
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La Moyne Dressen, first female State FHA officer.
addresses the 160 P-TFFA members, their parents, and
guests at the annual FFA banquet in the P'f
Thursday evening, May 5.
1977Sweetheart, Katie Lincoln. who ,, .: ..... l ,sr
the FFA banquet held here Thursday ,1 ,/' ,: " 'h ,:, t
attendants, left to right, Jenn((er l!, r.. 1/0
Sweetheart, Guy Rose, Emma Evans. 3 !art "
Randy Bostian, Pecos Bridenstine, Cindy Rose.
Cleary and Tammy Lore.
An Open Letter
Dear Mr. Taylor:
Just a short note to tell you
how things are going here at
the band room.
SALINA CAME HOME af-
ter being a CRUSADER in
the STRATEGIC AIR COM-
MAND. Their uniforms were
STAR-SPANGLED BAN-
NERS. Her best friend,
AVATRA, SENT IN THE
CLOWNS to ECHO her
BLUES.
There was a lot of POMP
AND CIRCUMSTANCE last
week when THEM BASSES
started playing.
There have been TRACES
of the MIDNIGHT CRAWL-
ER. Witnesses saw him
JUMPING AT THE WOOD-
SIDE.
They made an OVER-
TURE FOR BILLY who is
now a FREE SPIRIT. We
heard that MERICAN
FOLK has made a comeback
in RHAPSODY.
MATRIX has made a ma-
jor STUDY IN LAVENDAR
while marching on the S.S.
EAGLE.
The GREAT GATES were
opend while the RUSSIAN
SAILORS DANCED for
ANGEL EYES.
Remember DANNY
BOY? He just made up a
NEW WORLD SYMPHONY.
ELEANOR RIGBY rode a
HORSE through ST. JAMES
INFIRMARY.
SWEET GEORGIA
BROWN and TOMMY
OVERTURE were DRINK-
ING DADDY'S WINE and
doing the VICTORY MARCH
when she told him, "I NEED
TO BE IN LOVE."
It will be THE VERY LAST
DAY when ANNIE CHAN-
GES her GOSPEL.
Well, I've got to go. Al-
ways remember BLESSED
ARE THEY that keep
AMERICA BEAUTIFUL,
and remember the RHINE.
STONE COWBOY.
Love,
LI'L DARLIN
Met
May 16-19, 1977
MONDAY
Hot dogs, French Fries,
Pickles and Relish, Cinna-
mon apples, Gingerbread
and milk.
TUESDAY
Submarine Sandwiches,
French Fries, Pickles, May-
onnaise, Catsup, Mustard,
Apricot Halves, Milk
WEDNESDAY
Frito Pie,. Buttered Corn,
Cole Slaw, Fruit Cup, S.M.
Bread, anal Milk
THURSDAY
Bologna and Cheese Sand-
wiches, Bean Salad, Peach
Jell-o, and Milk
FRIDAY
NO School
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Calendar
of Events
Thursday, MaY
Final Exams for
Band Color Guard
after school
Friday, May
Final Exams for
EMH, TMR,
Awards Assembly
Saturday, MaY
Band to Six Ha
Sunday, May
High School
Mon. to
Senior Trip to
Feather
YHO Meeting, 7 p.O.
Mini Courses begita
Tuesday, MaY 1
Tryon Graduation
Perkins M
Last Day
Friday, MaY:
High
Monday,
Faculty Party, 6:30
Grade Cards to
10 a.m.
Tuesday,
Last day for
check out with
and with Mr.
Pep "31ub News
By Ronald Dean Baker
On Wednesday, May 4,
1977, Mascot tryouts were
held in the gym, Many girls
tried out for Basketball and
Football Mascot. There were
only two girls that made it
and we are very proud of
them. Jennifer Dodrill, our
new football mascot, and
Jane Vassar, our new Bas-
ketball mascot will be help-
ing us out through the com-
ing new year. CONGRATU-
LATIONS GIRLS!
We are selling cookies that
are in one pound rolls. They
are the frozen type cookie
dough'. They are only $1 per
roll. The money for the cook-
ies will go for the Pep Club
and if you happen to want
some, please contact any of
the pep club members and
we will see to it that you get
one or two rolls. Remem-
ber!! anyone.Boy or Girl
who wishes to join Pep Club,
please go to Miss Biggs and
she'll have a paper for you
and your parents to sign.
There is a membership fee
of one dollar to join.
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All star cast of "Rest Asure,/. " presented by the junior and senior
classes on May b. top row. Icfi , right. Jennifer Dodrill, Mark Bunch.
Clay Bridenstine. Dawn Bra lli T. Randy Boistian. Steve Magee. Linda
Parrack. Second row. ].aura McCutchen. Shelia Vassar, Darla Hill, Greg
Baker. Jennie Lewis. Bottom row. Ginger Sadler and Roger Kinzie.
