HISTORY OF THE BUFFALO HEAD

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1 HISTORY OF M. H. S. Looking over the years since the founding of McAlester City School System, increased growth is shown. The present location of the high school has always been known as High School Hill except for the two years after the fire, during which time the present building was erected. William Gay, who had that same year moved here, founded the first public school of McAlester. The only means of education previously, was a few subscription schools and private tutors, both of which were costly. Mr. Gay, noticing people s lack of education, set out to classify students for school; students were soon enrolled in a small wooden structure, very similar to a barn, the first McAlester High School. From this crude forerunner of the present High School that the classes of 1903, 1905, 1906, and 1907 graduated. The taxpayers of the city who maintained the school in 1919 built a more modern high school. HISTORY OF THE BUFFALO HEAD In giving the history of the buffalo head, I believe it would be best to first tell the history of the adoption of the Buffalo as school name for its athletic teams. The athletic teams of MHS were first called the Convicts, because of the prison located in McAlester, but this was no complimentary to the school so it was dropped and for a time the teams were nicknamed for the coaches. For instance, while Runt Ramsey was coach we were called the Runts and during the time Doc Ruppert was coach were known as the Little Docs. After Ruppert left Koote Pyle, the faculty and student body got together and decided to adopt a permanent school name. They chose the Buffalo as the animal best describing its athletic teams and school spirit. The class of 1928 not only was responsible for the name chosen, but also gave us the head now hanging in this auditorium as a permanent symbol. It has been hard to get much information, but I believe this head was purchased from a firm in Oklahoma City, for $65.00 and was presented to the school by Mr. John Tua, who now lives in McAlester. It seams that this head was valued for much more than the class of 1928 paid, but as it was to be used by the school as a permanent trophy a liberal discount was given. Every MHS student should be proud of the name Buffalo because it is a symbol of strength, endurance, and persistence, which is characteristic of the students and athletic teams of McAlester High School. In 1993, the MHS student body voted to have an official buffalo because every athletic team and organization was using a different buffalo and the student body wanted to have an official buffalo. The student body voted and Jade Oldhom with signs by Jade drew up the official buffalo.

2 THE ORIGIN OF THE BLACK AND GOLD Public schools in McAlester were a little over 10 years old in 1911, when the student body decided that they needed permanent school colors. During that year, a committee was formed with the task of making recommendations for the school colors. The committee chose the colors black and gold. The committee chose black and gold. No one knows the exact reason for choosing these colors, but it seems that this was a sound choice, for the black could well represent the staff of life for the McAlester area, its coal, and the gold, its value to the inhabitants of the town. ORIGIN OF THE DANCING RABBIT Prior to the enactment of the familiar Dancing Rabbit Treaty, which was made by the Federal Government on September 15, 1830, the Choctaw Indians resided in Mississippi. In the Dancing Rabbit Treaty, the United States government, under the personal supervision of the President, granted a portion of the land west of the Mississippi River to the Choctaw and Creek Indians to them and their descendants, to ensure to them while they shall exist as a nation, and live on it. When Mr. Tyler assumed the duties of the President, he fulfilled the conditions of this treaty by issuing a patent to the Choctaw Nation on March 23, 1842, which gave them possession of that part of Oklahoma known as the Choctaw Nation. The title to all land upon which our magnificent High School building stands, rests upon the Dancing Rabbit Treaty, and for this reason we have seen fit to give the name Dancing Rabbit to our Annual. THE ORIGIN OF YANNUSH In the year 1938, there were two pep clubs at McAlester High School, the Peppers, organized in 1925, and the Knockouts, in Both were begun for the purpose of keeping up the pep of the school. Membership however was limited to 24 girls in the Peppers, and 30 girls in the Knockouts. As a result, many girls were not admitted to the ranks of the two clubs therefore in 1938, a pep club was formed that was open to ever girl of the school. The newly formed pep club took in name, Yannush, which is Choctaw for Little Buffalo. Our present day pep squad still bears this name. THE ORIGIN OF THE WOW WOWS In 1923, McAlester High School at last succeeded in organizing an honest to goodness, live wire pep club. Credit for this largely due to Jap Haskell and Irvin Gladstein, who did much to make it possible. Twelve boys, who had been prominent as pep leaders in the past, were selected, and the club was organized. The WOW-WOWs are characterized by co-operations and pep, and quickly became the best known organization in the school. Their purpose was to instill greater interest in the athletic activities of McAlester High. Needless to say, the club succeeded beyond its hopes, and the basketball games there year were attended by the largest and most enthusiastic crowds the school has ever known. There they made the games doubly interesting by their clever entertainments between halves, which added much interest to the game. Though organized late in the year, for temporary purposes, the club grew to such popularity that it promises to become a permanent organization at McAlester High. THE ORIGIN OF THE SENIOR SIRENS In the fall of 1987, several students of Kathy Winn s senior English class approached her about sponsoring a club, which would act as a spirit group. McAlester didn t have any pep clubs at that time, and the students were interested in actively supporting the football team. During the season, they made signs showing support, and the made the team goodies which were distributed on game day. At the games, they sat together, waved a flag that they had made in the school colors, yelled, and cheered the

3 team to victory. The name was chosen because the club was limited to senior girls. The first year there were twenty members and Kim Allford was the president. SCHOOL CREED I believe in McAlester High School and in the things for which she stands; health in body, honest work, generous comradeship, and reverence for the spiritual. I believe in achievement, and I pray for forcefulness to accomplish what I set out to do. I believe in loyalty to our school and her traditions, and I pledge, upon my honor, to help in all her undertakings, and all that will make her a stronger and nobler school. SCHOOL SONG Like a beacon on a hilltop Breezes furl the black and gold Rises there our Alma Mater, Glorious to behold. Words of knowledge hath she taught us, In her solemn halls of truth And to fields of fame and glory, Proudly marches forth her youth. M.H.S. we fain salute thee, Tho through the years we wander far; These affections which we bear thee, Time nor distance ne re shall mar SCHOOL SONG We re for our dear old school! We are proud of each and every rule, We fight with our might When we know we are right, And I ll say we don t quit Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Well, then, go in and get the ball, M.H.S. You know that we are backing with our best. Our team is our famed protector, Who e er they be, On, boys, for we will not go down in defeat. We are for the black and gold, Our dear old M.H.S.

4 FOOTBALL QUEENS For the first time in the history of M.H.S. a football queen was elected. The football boys nominated two girls from the two pep clubs. Thelma Jo Cesar, Na Kaut, and Elizabeth Thaxton, Pepper, were chosen. The contest lasted for a week and ended on Friday of the McAlester-Sapulpa game. A parade was formed, and the two nominees led, riding in a car decorated with the school colors. The pep clubs followed with the class stunts, and the student body of Junior High on a fire truck was last. The winner was not announced until a few minutes before the half ended. Thelma Jo Cesar won by a small majority and was crowned between halves by the three pep clubs. Elmore Gill, president of the Wow-Wows, escorted her to the center of the field, where he placed the crown on her head. Yells led by Margaret Kaeiser, student body yell leader, followed. The student body elected the queen by voting with pennies, which were dropped in the jar for the respective candidates. The freshman class, who were making money for the penny carnival, sponsored the contest. Both the pep clubs as well as the entire student body showed a great deal of interest and worked hard to put their candidate over.

5 DORIS GREER LISA FITTER HELEN RINGLAND KREELA CORDER CHARITY WARD LORI WELKER KARLA MILLER COLWEEN GROSSMAN CARRIE TIPPIT MARGORIE REDPATH STACY ALEXANDER AMY FITTER PAM BELCHER BECKY PAINTER CASEY ROLLINS JOYCE TREECE ASHLEY HOLT DORIS LATIMER TIFFANY WATKINS DAWN LIVINGSTON SHELLY CHAPMAN DELORIA HALL JILL CLINE CAROLYN PRICE CORENA WHITE JOANN MOORE JAMEY GOLLA ANN BLANKS SUMMER ALLFORD MARGARET PICCOLO JANAI WAR ANITA COLE AUTUMN TURVEY RUTH AN HUNDLEY NATALIE WILSON BOBBYE LAWRENCE ASHLEE WOOD BRENDA COPELAND KAYTIE STINSON SHARON MITCHELL TAMARA FOSTER LINDA ALLFORD CASSIDY YATES JUDITH HENRY COURTNEY CUZALINA CAROLE LONG CRESSANDRA BROWN JEAN GOODNER KAITLYN DORITY CAROL DOODS BRIANNA ELDRIDGE NANCY PAYNE EMILY RANALLO JANIS DINSMORE ALI GREEN JUDY WHEELER TAYLOR COFFEE DONNA MCBEE MEMRIE TOHKUBBI LINDA EPPS MADISON DRAKE MARY PAINTER ALANA WYNN SUSIE JOHNSON SHLEBIE WALKER * (CHEER) MEDLODIE WINGO LISA MINES (BAND) JAN BYRD CHEYENNE HEARST (BOYS BB) SANDY EDWARDS STEPHANIE WAGONER

6 ATHLETIC DIRECTORS WARNER HOOK EALES ALAN WADSWORTH GLEN STONE CLYDE WOOLDRIDGE BILL HOLT JOHN HOMER MIDDLE SCHOOL ATHLETIC COORDINATORS JOHN HOMER JUSTIN MULLINS FOOTBALL HEAD COACHES RUSSELL HAWK ROY SPEARS NO INFO 1920 R. W. BELL H. R. CLARK JAP HASKELL ARTHUR COLE O. L. RUNT RAMSEY DOC RUPPERT COOT PYLE JACK BAKER BILL OATS CLIFTON WILHITE CLYDE CARTER DUANE FISHER DUB WOOTEN LEON MANLEY DOYLE LONG WARNER HOOK EALES HUGH CAMPBELL GIL CLOUD CHARLIE NORTH BOB AUTIN ALLEN WADSWORTH CHRIS MCMULLEN TOM STRODE TOM REDDING MIKE LOYD JOHN HOMER SCOTT HARMON BRYAN PRATT JAMES SINGLETON

7 FOOTBALL HISTORY 1910-was believed to be the first organized team COACH RUSSELL HAWK (VOTED BY THE TEAM) 28 HARSTSHORNE 0 5 KREBS 0 2 ALDERSON 0 0 JONES 11 5 WELEETKA 0 WON 4 LOST Dancing Rabbit football At the opening of the football season this year, prospects for a star team were very bright, for athletic contests have always been of paramount interest to the energetic boys of this school. Enthusiasm ran high, and so one afternoon at the dismissal of school the boys assembled and elected their officers. Alex McKinnon was chosen as treasurer, Russel Hawk as coach, Jackman Gill as business manager and Clyde Ridenour as Captain. This team was entered in the Pittsburg County Athletic Association, which has just been formed, and which was composed of the four high schools of Krebs, Hartshorne, Alderson, and McAlester, and the Jones Academy team. Center RG LG LT RE LE FB RHB QB George Warren Charles Whitener Glenn Tooker Carl Deibel Frank Bradley James Robertson Ernest Schreiner Alex McKinnon Harold Rhorer 1912 (1-2-1) 1913 (4-4-1) ROY SPEARS 0 OKEMAH 80 7 WILBURTON 0 12 JONES ACADEMY HOLDENVILLE 3 27 WILBURTON 0 0 SHAWNEE SCH OF MINES 6 6 JONES ACADEMY ATOKA 6 7 JONES 7 6 MUSKOGEE WILBURTON 7 13 BACONE 33

8 1914 (3-3) ROY SPEARS 1915 (4-4-1) ROY SPEARS 19 WILBURTON 0 21 JONES ACADEMY 6 21 JONES 7 27 EUFAULA 0 27 BACONE WILBURTON 0 7 OKLAHOMA CITY BACONE 20 7 MUSKOGEE 58 7 SCH OF MINES 27 0 SHAWNEE 60 6 ARMSTRONG CATHOLIC U. 3 6 DURANT 6 0 ADA (3-4) ROY SPEARS 1917 NO INFORMATION AVAILABLE 7 WILBURTON 21 7 SHAWNEE NO INFORMATION AVAILABLE 110 HAILEYVILLE 0 49 EUFAULA (3-2) 20 DURANT 8 31 JONES ACADEMY 0 13 ARMSTRONG 25 WON ATOKA 13 SHAWNEE 24 6 MUSKOGEE WEWOKA 7 0 ADA (5-5) R.W. BELL 1921 (3-6-1) H.R. CLARK 26 JONES ACADEMY 0 40 JONES ACADEMY 0 0 SAPULPA 48 0 HENRYETTA 7 14 JONES ACADEMY 6 32 JONES ACADEMY 0 13 SHAWNEE 12 7 ADA 13 6 ADA 26 0 SHAWNEE 6 19 FT. SMITH 0 21 OKMULGEE HENRYETTA EL RENO 18 7 OKMULGEE 14 7 GUTHRIE 7 0 EL RENO 7 0 O.C. CENTRAL ARDMORE 20 0 ARDMORE (4-5-1) JAP HASKELL 1926 (4-3-2) DOC RUPPERT 12 JHARTSHORNE 0 0 SHERMAN TX 0 25 HUGO 6 13 POTEAU 6 0 ATOKA 20 0 BARTLESVILLE 14 6 SHAWNEE OKMULGEE 6 18 OKMULGEE 0 6 TULSA 6 13 O.C. CENTRAL 21 7 MUSKOGEE 13 7 ADA DURANT 0 0 EL RENO 0 33 SAPULPA 0 0 GUTHRIE HENRYETTA HENRYETTA 7

9 1927 (4-5) DOC RUPPERT 1928 (5-5) COOT PYLE 36 ATOKA 6 2 EUFAULA 15 0 BARTLESVILLE 7 7 BARTLESVILLE CHECOTAH 0 7 ADA TULSA 14 0 OKMULGEE SAPULPA 6 19 HOLDENVILLE 0 0 MUSKOGEE 14 0 MUSKOGEE 6 7 DURANT 6 13 DURANT 12 0 OKMULGEE ATOKA 12 0 HENRYETTA 58 0 SAPULPA 7 26 HENRYETTA (5-4-2) COOT PYLE 1930 (2-7-1) COOT PYLE 2 WEWOKA 6 24 ADA 0 12 SAPULPA 12 7 SAPULPA 7 13 HUGO 0 6 OKMULGEE ADA 12 0 HUGO 52 7 OKMULGEE 12 0 ARDMORE MUSKOGEE 13 0 MUSKOGEE DURANT 0 0 DURANT 40 0 BARTLESVILLE 7 0 EUFAULA 26 0 ARDMORE 6 6 WEWOKA 0 34 HARTSHORNE 0 6 HENRYETTA 12 6 HENRYETTA (8-1-2) JACK BAKER 1932 (9-0-1) JACK BAKER 7 HOLDENVILLE 0 13 HOLDENVILLE 0 19 SAPULPA 6 14 SAPULPA 0 13 WEWOKA 7 24 OKMULGEE 7 0 OKMULGEE 0 6 BRISTOW 0 26 PAULS VALLEY 0 28 PAULS VALLEY 0 13 MUSKOGEE 0 13 MUSKOGEE 13 6 ARDMORE ARDMORE 0 13 DURANT 0 6 DURANT 0 12 ADA 0 28 ADA 0 0 HENRYETTA 0 25 HENRYETTA 0 31 ARDMORE 0

10 1933 (1-8) BILL OATES 1934 (5-2-2) BILL OATES 6 HOLDENVILLE 16 7 ADA 0 6 HENRYETTA 12 6 HOLDENVILLE 6 0 BRISTOW SHAWNEE 12 6 PAULS VALLEY 7 12 SEMINOLE 0 0 MUSKOGEE 7 0 PAULS VALLEY 6 0 ARDMORE WEWOKA 7 0 DURANT 7 0 ARDMORE 0 44 ADA 0 6 DURANT 13 6 SHAWNEE HENRYETTA (1-9) BILL OATES 0 HARTSHORNE 7 0 PAULS VALLEY 39 0 SEMINOLE 19 0 SHAWNEE 29 6 WEWOKA 22 0 ARDMORE 10 6 HOLDENVILLE 7 0 HENRYETTA ADA 12 0 SHERMAN TX (2-7-1) BILL OATS 1937 (2-8) CLIFTON WILHITE 0 MUSKOGEE 15 0 MUSKOGEE 19 0 PAULS VALLEY HENRYETTA 33 O SEMINOLEW 0 13 PAULS VALLEY 0 7 BRISTOW 0 0 SEMINOLE 33 7 WEWOKA 13 0 BRISTOW ARDMORE 7 7 WEWOKA 13 0 HOLDENVILLE 30 7 ARDMORE 0 6 HENRYETTA 12 0 HOLDENVILLE 20 0 ADA 14 0 ADA 19 0 SHAWNEE 32 7 SHAWNEE (6-3-1) CLIFTON WILHITE 1939 (5-3-2) CLIFTON WILHITE 18 EUFAULA 6 0 EUFAULA 0 6 HENRYETTA 0 16 HENRYETTA 0 7 PAULS VALLEY 0 19 PAULS VALLEY 13 0 WEWOKA 6 0 WEWOKA 3 6 DURANT 13 7 DURANT 13 7 MUSKOGEE 6 0 MUSKOGEE 0 16 ARDMORE ARDMORE 0 32 HOLDENVILLE 0 26 HOLDENVILLE 0 7 ADA 7 0 ADA 24 0 SEMINOLE 7 21 SEMINOLE 6

11 1940 (5-4-1) CLYDE CARTER 1941 (1-9) DUANE FISHER 19 ATOKA 0 7 ATOKA WEWOKA 0 0 WEWOKA 20 6 HENRYETTA 7 0 HENRYETTA 46 6 DURANT 0 6 DURANT 26 0 PAULS VALLEY 0 0 PAULS VALLEY 20 7 ARDMORE 0 12 ARDMORE 32 0 BRISTOW 14 6 BRISTOW HOLDENVILLE 7 25 HOLDENVILLE 6 6 ADA 19 6 ADA 19 0 SEMINOLE 6 6 SEMINOLE (6-2-1) DUANE FISHER 1943 (4-5) DUANE FISHER 37 ATOKA 6 19 ATOKA 0 0 HENRYETTA 20 0 HENRYETTA PAULS VALLEY 6 14 PAULS VALLEY HAILEYVILLE 7 38 HAILEYVILLE 7 26 WEWOKA 7 13 WEWOKA 0 WON HOLDENVILLE 6 HOLDENVILLE 26 7 ADA ADA 38 6 SEMINOLE 0 7 SEMINOLE 12 0 DURANT 0 19 DURANT (4-6) DUANE FISHER 1945 (7-2) DUANE FISHER 20 IDABEL 0 38 ATOKA 0 0 MUSKOGEE 13 0 MUSKOGEE HAILEYVILLE 6 13 DURANT 7 0 HENRYETTA 32 0 HENRYETTA 32 6 DURANT 7 35 HAILEYVILLE ATOKA 7 13 WEWOKA 0 6 WEWOKA 0 13 HOLDENVILLE 6 0 HOLDENVILLE ADA 0 17 ADA SEMINOLE SEMINOLE (5-4-1) DUANE FISHER 1947 (1-8) DUANE FISHER 37 ATOKA 0 13 HAILEYVILLE 7 6 MUSKOGEE 38 6 MUSKOGEE 7 7 DURANT 6 7 DURANT 15 0 HENRYETTA 12 7 HENRYETTA HAILEYVILLE 14 7 WEWOKA WEWOKA 6 6 HOLDENVILLE 21 0 HOLDENVILLE 0 13 ADA ADA 7 0 SEMINOLE 37 6 SEMINOLE 13 0 OKMULGEE 7 7 OKMULGEE 14

12 1948 (0-10) DUB WOOTEN 1949 (4-6-1) DUB WOOTEN 7 HAILEYVILLE 46 6 SAPULPA 25 0 MUSKOGEE 19 6 NORMAN 12 0 DURANT 26 7 MUSKOGEE 27 0 HENRYETTA DURANT 14 0 HUGO HENRYETTA 0 0 WEWOKA HUGO 6 12 HOLDENVILLE 32 7 WEWOKA 20 0 ADA 41 7 HOLDENVILLE 7 0 SEMINOLE 13 6 ADA 16 7 OKMULGEE 13 7 SEMINOLE OKMULGEE (6-4) DUB WOOTEN 1951 (2-8) DUB WOOTEN 20 NORMAN 0 0 OKMULGEE 9 18 MUSKOGEE 19 0 NORMAN DURANT 0 6 MUSKOGEE HENRYETTA 0 7 DURANT HUGO HUGO 12 7 WEWOKA 12 6 HENRYETTA HOLDENVILLE 7 12 WEWOKA 29 6 ADA 26 9 HOLDENVILLE 6 6 SEMINOLE 33 7 ADA OKMULGEE 14 6 SEMINOLE (2-7-1) LEON MANLEY 1953 (2-7-1) DOYLE LONG 6 OKMULGEE OKMULGEE 28 0 NORMAN 26 6 SAPULPA 33 6 MUSKOGEE 35 0 MUSKOGEE DURANT 7 18 DURANT 7 19 HENERYETTA 21 7 HENRYETTA HUGO 20 7 HUGO 6 13 WEWOKA WEWOKA 13 2 HOLDENVILLE 14 0 HOLDENVILLE ADA 48 6 ADA 33 0 SEMINOLE 32 7 SEMINOLE 41

13 1954 (5-4-1) DOYLE LONG 1955 (6-4) DOYLE LONG 33 OKMULGEE 7 35 OKMULGEE SHAWNEE SHAWNEE 0 13 MUSKOGEE 35 0 MUSKOGEE DURANT 7 32 DURANT HENRYETTA HENRYETTA 7 14 HUGO 0 7 HUGO 14 7 WEWOKA 20 7 WEWOKA HOLDENVILLE HOLDENVILLE 6 20 ADA 40 6 ADA SEMINOLE SEMINOLE (5-5) WARNER "HOOK" EALES 1957 (5-5) WARNER "HOOK" EALES 13 OKMULGEE 33 6 OKMULGEE 7 6 MUSKOGEE 0 7 MUSKOGEE POTEAU 0 33 POTEAU 7 7 DURANT DURANT 0 13 HENRYETTA 19 0 HENRYETTA HUGO 0 26 HUGO 0 20 WEWOKA 40 0 WEWOKA HOLDENVILLE HOLDENVILLE ADA 33 0 ADA SEMINOLE SEMINOLE (54-5-1) WARNER "HOOK" EALES 1959 (7-3) WARNER "HOOK" EALES 28 OKMULGEE 7 27 OKMULGEE 0 0 MUSKOGEE 6 0 MUSKOGEE 20 8 SHAWNEE 8 6 SHAWNEE DURANT DURANT 7 12 HENRYETTA HENRYETTA 0 28 HUGO 0 42 HUGO 6 30 WEWOKA 34 6 WEWOKA 0 34 HOLDENVILLE 6 28 HOLDENVILLE 12 6 ADA 32 0 ADA 32 0 SEMINOLE 13 6 SEMINOLE 0 RANKED 7th SOONER STAR CO-CHAMPS

14 1960 (8-2) WARNER "HOOK" EALES 1961 (8-1-1) WARNER "HOOK" EALES 14 OKMULGEE 0 28 OKMULGEE 0 12 MUSKOGEE MUSKOGEE SHAWNEE SHAWNEE 0 22 PAULS VALLEY 12 6 PAULS VALLEY 13 7 HENRYETTA 6 32 HENRYETTA 0 28 HUGO 0 14 HUGO 6 22 WEWOKA 3 6 WEWOKA 6 28 HOLDENVILLE 6 52 HOLDENVILLE 7 6 BRISTOW 0 48 BRISTOW 0 18 SEMINOLE SEMINOLE 14 RANKED 4th SOONER STAR CHAMPIONS 1962 (9-2-1) WARNER "HOOK" EALES 1963 (11-1) WARNER "HOOK" EALES 42 OKMULGEE OKMULGEE 9 36 MUSKOGEE 9 22 MUSKOGEE 6 22 PAULS VALLEY ADA 8 14 ADA HENRYETTA 0 32 HENRYETTA HUGO 0 81 HUGO 7 48 WEWOKA 7 30 WEWOKA HOLDENVILLE 8 26 HOLDENVILLE 6 40 BRISTOW 6 50 BRISTOW 0 48 SEMINOLE 0 12 SEMINOLE HOLDENVILLE 6 46 IDABEL IDABEL 0 0 ADA 20 0 STILLWATER 27 SOONER STAR CHAMPIONS SOONER STAR CHAMPIONS DISTRICT & REGIONAL DISTRICT 6-1 CHAMPIONS CHAMPS REGIONAL CHAMPIONS RANKED #1 IN STATE RANKED 3rd 1964 (7-4) WARNER "HOOK" EALES 1965 (7-4) WARNER "HOOK" EALES 20 OKMULGEE 28 6 OKMULGEE 4 22 MUSKOGEE 0 32 MUSKOGEE 6 12 WEWOKA 8 22 WEWOKA HENRYETTA 0 32 HENRYETTA 0 8 SOUTHEAST 12 8 SOUTHEAST SEMINOLE 8 20 SEMINOLE 0 16 PONCA CITY 0 21 PONCA CITY 8 22 DURANT 7 34 DURANT 6 20 TULSA EDISON TULSA EDISON 23 0 ADA 42 8 ADA ARDMORE ARDMORE 34 RANKED 7th IN STATE RANKED 8th IN STATE

15 1966 (5-4-1) WARNER "HOOK" EALES 1967 (5-5-1) WARNER "HOOK" EALES 6 OKMULGEE 0 7 OKMULGEE 7 0 MUSKOGEE 0 0 MUSKOGEE 3 12 WEWOKA 25 0 WEWOKA CHOCTAW 7 49 CHOCTAW 12 6 TULSA MCLAIN 0 8 TULSA MCLAIN SEMINOLE SEMINOLE 0 8 WASHINGTON 10 0 WASHINGTON DURANT 8 28 DURANT 7 6 TULSA EDISON 7 6 TULSA EDISON 0 6 ADA 8 23 ADA 22 RANKED 7th 8 OKMULGEE 23 RANKED 4th DISTRICT CHAMPIONS 1968 (12-0) WARNER "HOOK" EALES 21 SHAWNEE 0 9 MUSKOGEE 0 11 WEWOKA 6 20 ARDMORE TULSA MCLAIN 6 20 OKMULGEE 0 20 PONCA CITY 0 36 DURANT 8 28 HOLDENVILLE 0 34 ADA 9 DISTRICT CHAMPIONS 35 TULSA KELLEY 6 42 STILLWATER 12 3A STATE CHAMPIONS 1969 (6-4-) WARNER "HOOK" EALES 21 SHAWNEE 0 0 MUSKOGEE WEWOKA 0 16 ARDMORE TULSA MCLAIN OKMULGEE PONCA CITY DURANT 0 19 HOLDENVILLE 0 7 ADA 34 RANKED 5th

16 1970 (2-8) WARNER "HOOK" EALES 1971 (3-6-1) WARNER "HOOK" EALES 6 SHAWNEE SHAWNEE 27 0 MUSKOGEE 35 6 MUSKOGEE WEWOKA 6 14 WEWOKA 7 0 TULSA MEMORIAL TULSA MEMORIAL 25 0 OKMULGEE OKMULGEE IDABEL 14 0 IDABEL 0 0 BISHOP MCGUINESS BISHOP MCGUINESS 7 7 DURANT DURANT ARDMORE 0 ARDMORE 50 0 ADA 12 ADA (3-7) WARNER "HOOK" EALES 1973 (1-9) HUGH CAMPBELL 12 SHAWNEE 15 0 SHAWNEE MUSKOGEE 34 9 MUSKOGEE WEWOKA 0 6 WEWOKA 47 0 TULSA MEMORIAL 32 0 TULSA MEMORIAL 54 6 OKMULGEE 28 7 OKMULGEE IDABEL IDABEL SEMINOLE 20 0 SEMINOLE DURANT 26 DURANT 8 ARDMORE 11 0 ARDMORE ADA ADA (0-10) GIL CLOUD 19 EUFAULA MUSKOGEE 26 6 WEWOKA 20 0 ARDMORE 27 0 OKMULGEE 19 0 BROKEN BOW 12 6 SAND SPRINGS 7 6 LAWTON IKE 18 7 IDABEL 22 9 DURANT (6-5) GIL CLOUD 9 EUFAULA 7 7 MUSKOGEE 0 6 WEWOKA 0 13 ARDMORE OKMULGEE BROKEN BOW 13 7 SAND SPRINGS LAWTON IKE 6 7 IDABEL 0 35 DURANT 0 DISTRICT CHAMPIONS 13 OKMULGEE 20 ROUND 1

17 1976 (7-5) CHARLES NORTH 21 EUFAULA ADA WEWOKA 19 0 MUSKOGEE OKMULGEE 14 0 NORMAN TULSA WEBSTER 23 6 SHAWNEE IDABEL 2 35 DURANT TULSA WEBSTER 9 ROUND 1 22 OWASSO 29 QUARTER FINALS DISTRICT CHAMPIONS 1977 (7-5) CHARLES NORTH 22 EUFAULA 0 14 ADA 7 6 WEWOKA MUSKOGEE 30 9 OKMULGEE 7 7 NORMAN TULSA WEBSTER 0 7 SHAWNEE IDABEL 8 17 DURANT SAPULPA 6 ROUND 1 0 CLAREMORE 20 QUARTER FINALS DISTRICT CHAMPIONS 1978 (6-4) CHARLES NORTH 33 IDABEL 6 6 ADA WEWOKA 15 0 MUSKOGEE OKMULGEE 6 20 BIXBY TAHLEQUAH 7 31 TULSA UNION 7 28 TULSA MASON 7 15 JENKS 21

18 1979 (9-4) BOB AUTEN 28 IDABEL 6 17 ADA 0 6 WEWOKA 0 19 MUSKOGEE OKMULGEE BIXBY 10 3 TAHLEQUAH 0 10 TULSA UNION 3OT IDABEL 7 16 JENKS 7 21 CARL ALBERT 0 ROUND 1 14 PRYOR 7 AREA CHAMPIONS 10 JENKS 20 STATE SEMI-FINALS DISTRICT CHAMPIONS 1980 (2-9) BOB AUTEN 1981 (6-5) BOB AUTEN 0 DUNCAN 7 10 DUNCAN 12 2 EUFAULA EUFAULA 0 14 WEWOKA 32 7 WEWOKA 0 8 MUSKOGEE 28 7 MUSKOGEE 6 13 OKMULGEE OKMULGEE SAPULPA 18 0 BARTLESVILLE PRYOR PRYOR 0 14 BROKEN BOW BROKEN BOW ARDMORE ARDMORE 0 7 ADA 14 3 ADA UNION 1st RD 34 7 UNION 1st RD (8-4) ALLEN WADSWORTH 1983 (4-6) ALLEN WADSWORTH 3 ARDMORE ARDMORE OT ADA ADA 6 20 WEWOKA WEWOKA 7 0 MUSKOGEE 7 12 MUSKOGEE TULSA KELLEY TULSA KELLEY OT CHOCTAW CHOCTAW 7 23 SHAWNEE 8 13 SHAWNEE BROKEN BOW 7 25 BROKEN BOW 33 0 OKMULGEE 21 7 OKMULGEE SALLISAW 7 SALLISAW PRYOR 1st RD 13 7 OWASSO 10

19 1984 (6-4) ALLEN WADSWORTH 1985 (4-7) ALLEN WADSWORTH 35 ARDMORE 8 7 ARDMORE ADA OT ADA WEWOKA 7 44 WEWOKA 0 14 MUSKOGEE 0 13 MUSKOGEE 35 6 B.T.WASHINGTON 0 0 B.T.WASHINGTON IDABEL 6 20 IDABEL 6 0 SHAWNEE SHAWNEE DURANT DURANT 7 21 OKMULGEE 8 14 OKMULGEE 0 7 BROKEN BOW BROKEN BOW CARL ALBERT 1st RD (8-3) ALLEN WADSWORTH 7 MUSKOGEE ADA BROKEN BOW 7 42 OKMULGEE TULSA CENTRAL TULSA WEBSTER 7 14 BIXBY DURANT SHAWNEE 0 27 GUTHRIE 0 13 TULSA MCLAIN (11-2) ALLEN WADSWORTH 14 MUSKOGEE 9 28 ADA 7 20 BROKEN BOW OKMULGEE 0 28 TULSA CENTRAL 6 28 TULSA WEBSTER 6 21 BIXBY 0 23 DURANT 0 21 SHAWNEE GUTHRIE 0 24 SALLISAW 7 ROUND 1 20 WOODWARD 0 AREA CHAMPIONS 7 TULSA MCLAIN 24 SEMI FINALS DISTRICT CHAMPIONS

20 1988 (11-3) ALLEN WADSWORTH 13 MUSKOGEE ADA BROKEN BOW SHAWNEE TULSA KELLEY TULSA EDISON 7 6 OKC DOUGLAS 0 17 TULSA MCLAIN 0 35 OKMULGEE DURANT 7 30 MIAMI 0 ROUND 1 27 OKMULGEE 6 AREA CHAMPIONS 14 LAWTON MAC 12 SEMI FINALS 13 ALTUS 3 DISTRICT CHAMPIONS 4A STATE CHAMPIONS 1989 (1-9) CHRIS MCMULLEN 0 MUSKOGEE 28 0 ADA 7 6 BROKEN BOW SHAWNEE 35 6 TULSA KELLEY 20 7 TULSA EDISON 38 7 OKC DOUGLAS 6 14 TULSA MCLAIN 20 6 OKMULGEE 27 8 DURANT (2-8) TOM STRODE 1991 (2-9) TOM STRODE 12 SHAWNEE SHAWNEE OOLAGAH OOLAGAH 31 7 ARDMORE 55 0 ARDMORE OKMULGEE OKMULGEE ADA 14 8 ADA 41 3 IDABEL IDABEL 6 31 BROKEN BOW BROKEN BOW STILWELL 8 12 STILWELL POTEAU POTEAU SALLISAW SALLISAW 22 6 ADA 48

21 1992 (3-7) TOM REDDING 34 POTEAU 3 0 ADA 25 6 OKMULGEE TULSA HALE 40 6 TULSA MCLAIN COWETA BIXBY DURANT 38 0 TULSA WEBSTER TULSA KELLEY (11-1) TOM REDDING 33 POTEAU ADA OKMULGEE TULSA HALE 0 35 TULSA MCLAIN COWETA 0 31 BIXBY 0 23 DURANT 18 6 TULSA WEBSTER 0 48 TULSA KELLEY 0 42 MIAMI 14 ROUND 1 9 BIXBY 14 ROUND (9-4) TOM REDDING 1995 (10-3) TOM REDDING 15 ENID ENID 6 19 ADA ADA OKMULGEE OKMULGEE 7 17 BROKEN BOW 43 6 BROKEN BOW T. EAST CENTRAL T. EAST CENTRAL 7 42 STILWELL STILWELL 7 43 TULSA EDISON 3 54 TULSA EDISON 0 28 TULSA CENTRAL 0 21 TULSA CENTRAL TULSA KELLEY 0 56 TULSA KELLEY PRYOR 7 64 PRYOR BIXBY 0 35 CLAREMORE 6 14 CLAREMORE TULSA CENTRAL 20 8 WOODWARD OKC JOHN MARSHALL 34 SEMI FINALS SEMI FINALS

22 1996 (11-3) TOM REDDING 22 MUSKOGEE IDABEL BROKEN BOW 6 35 TULSA KELLEY 6 41 TULSA WEBSTER 7 20 ADA TULSA EDISON 7 42 BIXBY PRYOR TULSA CENTRAL TULSA HALE 17 ROUND 1 18 CARL ALBERT 13 QUARTER FINALS 27 WOODWARD 24 SEMI FINALS 14 ADA 21 5A STATE RUNNER UP 1997 (8-5) TOM REDDING 20 MUSKOGEE IDABEL BROKEN BOW TULSA KELLEY TULSA WEBSTER 0 7 ADA TULSA EDISON BIXBY PRYOR 7 13 TULSA CENTRAL TULSA HALE 21 ROUND 1 35 ADA 21 QUARTER FINALS 15 CHICKASHA 36 SEMI FINALS SEMI FINALS 1998 (7-4) MIKE LOYD 14 MUSKOGEE ROGERS ARK 7 29 BROKEN BOW TULSA CENTRAL 7 35 SHAWNEE 0 20 TULSA EDISON 0 20 BISHOP KELLEY BIXBY ADA TULSA WEBSTER CLAREMORE 39 ROUND 1

23 1999 (8-5) MIKE LOYD 17 MUSKOGEE ROGERS ARK BROKEN BOW TULSA CENTRAL 7 14 SHAWNEE TULSA EDISON 7 10 BISHOP KELLEY BIXBY 24 0 ADA TULSA WEBSTER CATOOSA 2 ROUND 1 38 ADA 20 QUARTER FINALS 22 EL RENO 25 SEMI FINALS 2000 (6-4) JOHN HOMER 21 OKMULGEE ARDMORE BROKEN BOW TULSA EDISON 0 28 ADA JOHN MARSHALL 12 6 T. EAST CENTRAL SHAWNEE 14 0 CATOOSA 3 28 TULSA CENTRAL (11-1) JOHN HOMER 32 OKMULGEE ARDMORE 9 GAME SUSPENDED AT HALP TIME DUE TO WEATHER BROKEN BOW DID NOT PLAY DUE TO NYC BOMBING 55 TULSA EDISON 0 21 ADA 0 42 JOHN MARSHALL 22 7 T. EAST CENTRAL 3 34 SHAWNEE CATOOSA 7 28 TULSA CENTRAL 27 5A-3 DISTRICT CHAMPIONS 55 CLAREMORE 14 ROUND 1 28 BISHOP KELLEY 14 QUARTER FINALS 24 ALTUS 36 5A SEMI FINALS

24 2002 (8-4) JOHN HOMER 2003 (2-8) JOHN HOMER 62 MUSKOGEE MUSKOGEE ADA 7 24 ADA OKMULGEE 20 6 OKMULGEE 7 35 T. EAST CENTRAL T. EAST CENTRAL TULSA MCLAIN TULSA MCLAIN 42 0 BISHOP KELLEY 8 13 BISHOP KELLEY HARRAH HARRAH SHAWNEE 35 6 SHAWNEE DURANT 0 41 DURANT JOH MARSHALL 14 0 JOH MARSHALL 3 24 BIXBY 1stRD CHICKASHA 2ndRD (4-6) JOHN HOMER 2005 (2-8) SCOTT HARMON 14 OKMULGEE OKMULGEE BROKEN BOW 33 2 BROKEN BOW 28 7 ADA ADA TULSA ROGERS TULSA ROGERS 6 55 TULSA HALE 6 56 TULSA HALE DURANT DURANT TULSA WASHINGTON TULSA WASHINGTON 28 7 COWETA 38 2 COWETA BIXBY BIXBY 47 0 TULSA EDISON 3 20 TULSA EDISON (8-4) BRYAN PRATT 2007 (9-3) BRYAN PRATT 34 OKMULGEE OKMULGEE 7 15 VAN BUREN ARK VAN BUREN ARK TAHLEQUAH 7 42 TAHLEQUAH TULSA MCLAIN TULSA MCLAIN 8 19 TULSA HALE TULSA HALE 0 28 DURANT 9 49 DURANT BIXBY BIXBY SHAWNEE SHAWNEE TULSA EDISON 8 49 TULSA EDISON 6 31 ADA ADA COWETA BISHOP KELLEY 21 8 CARL ALBERT LAWTON MAC 56

25 2008 (5-6) BRYAN PRATT 2009 (10-2) BRYAN PRATT 7 DURANT DURANT 0 0 BROKEN BOW 27 7 BROKEN BOW 0 10 ARDMORE ARDMORE 18 6 COWETA COWETA 7 41 TULSA EDISON TULSA EDISON 7 56 STILWELL 0 57 STILWELL 0 36 TULSA CENTRAL TULSA CENTRAL 7 52 TAHLEQUAH TAHLEQUAH 12 7 T. EAST CENTRAL 26 6 T. EAST CENTRAL ADA ADA 7 3 BIXBY TULSA HALE 1st RD EL RENO 2nd RD (10-2) BRYAN PRATT 48 DURANT ADA OT ARDMORE TULSA MEMORIAL SKIATOOK 6 21 BISHOP KELLEY 6 41 COLLINSVILLE TULSA ROGERS TULSA HALE BT WASHINGTON TULSA CENTRAL 20 8 LAWTON (12-1) BRYAN PRATT 47 DURANT ADA ARDMORE TULSA MEMORIAL 0 42 SKIATOOK 3 28 BISHOP KELLEY COLLINSVILLE TULSA ROGERS TULSA HALE BT WASHINGTON 18 1ST ROUND 34 TULSA CENTRAL DUNCAN 21 AREA CHAMPIONS 25 GUTHRIE 28 SEMI FINALS DISTRICT CHAMPIONS 559 TOTALS 239

26 2012 (8-5) BRYAN PRATT 18 STILLWATER BT WASHINGTON CLAREMORE NOBLE SHAWNEE TULSA HALE DURANT BISHOP KELLEY SKIATOOK TULSA MEMORIAL 28 1ST ROUND 29 COLLINSVILLE 9 28 DEER CREEK 14 QUARTER FINALS 14 T. EAST CENTRAL 26 SEMI FINALS (12-2) BRYAN PRATT 47 STILLWATER BT WASHINGTON CLAREMORE NOBLE 7 28 SHAWNEE TULSA HALE DURANT BISHOP KELLEY SKIATOOK TULSA MEMORIAL 39 1ST ROUND 76 T. EAST CENTRAL CARL ALBERT 13 QUARTER FINALS 56 LAWTON MAC 20 SEMI FINALS 21 GUTHRIE 51 FINALS DISTRICT CHAMPIONS A STATE RUNNER UP

27 2014 (11-2) BRYAN PRATT 35 MUSKOGEE 7 45 COWETA PRYOR DURANT 7 47 BISHOP KELLEY 7 27 SKIATOOK NOBLE TULSA HALE 0 56 SHAWNEE TULSA MEMORIAL 7 1ST ROUND 70 TULSA EDISON DEL CITY 8 AREA CHAMPIONS 49 LAWTON MAC OT 50 SEMI FINALS 2015 (10-2) JAMES SINGLETON 33 MUSKOGEE COWETA PRYOR 0 40 DURANT 7 45 BISHOP KELLEY 0 13 SKIATOOK NOBLE TULSA HALE 6 56 SHAWNEE TULSA MEMORIAL 2 52 TAHLEQUAH 13 1ST ROUND 40 MCGUINNESS 41 QUARTER FINALS 2016 (9-3) JAMES SINGLETON L 17 BARTLESVILLE A 24 L 14 MUSKOGEE A 51 BYE W 13 BROKEN BOW H 12 W 51 NOBLE H 24 W 54 SHAWNEE A 2-OT 53 W 36 TULSA EDISON H 7 W 56 DURANT A 21 W 37 COWETA H 14 W 44 GLENPOOL A 3 W 51 TULSA EAST CENTRAL 12 W 37 CLAREMORE 30 1ST ROUND QUARTER L 26 CARL ALBERT 42 FINALS

28 McAlester High School Athletic Hall of Fame Class of 1995 Clester Harrington 1954 Glen Stone 1953 (Track) Jerry Lee 1964 Class of 1996 Carl Allison 1951 Fred Ashmore 1951 Tom Borland 1951 Class of 2000 Bennie Davis 1946 Bob Craig 1964 Class of 2002 Tom Poor 1921 (Track) Jack Lee 1958 (Basketball) David Bryant 1964 (Basketball and Tennis)

29 Class of 2016 Tom Craig 1969 (Track) Don Smitherman 1985 (Football and Baseball) Kyle Rosebure 1987 (Wrestling) Quinn Wooldridge 1994 (Basketball) Brian Shackelford 1994 (Baseball and Football) Kim Thomas 2000 (Track and Cross Country) Class of 2017 Herb Westmoreland 1964 (Basketball and Tennis) Donna Beed 1983 (Basketball and Track) Charlie Giaudrone 1988 (Baseball) Brandon Keith 2003 (Football) Jeremy Case 2003 (Basketball) ALL STATE FOOTBALL PLAYERS 1925 JAMES O LEARY (DAILY OKLAHOMAN) 1980 PAUL OLINGER IV (BUCKO IKE TURNER (MUSKOGEE) 1981 STEVE HEGDALE 1926 ED JAKE KNIGHT (DAILY OKLAHOMAN) ERIC MCCARTY 1932 FRANK HENDERSON 1984 DON SMITHERMAN 1938 WILLIAM CROSBY 1985 ROBBY WOOD 1939 J.L.CLOYD 1986 TODD KAISER 1945 BENNIE DAVIS 1987 JOE ERVIN KEVIN KEITH 1950 CARL ALLISON

30 1988 BRIAN BROWN 1951 JIM MAYFIELD TRACEY PRICE 1958 RODMEY REPLOGLE 1990 JEREMY BUSBY (DAILY OK 1959 JESS DURANT 1992 NATHAN FABER JIM JACKSON 1993 LYNN JONES 1960 JIM CARRIGER 1994 JUSTIN MULLINS 1961 JIM DOOLITTLE 1995 KEVIN BROWN 1962 LARRY ALLFORD ARON HOLT 1963 JERRY LEE 1996 LAWSON GIDDINGS BOB CRAIG 1999 ADAM AUSTIN 1964 BILLY LEE JOHN WADLEY 1965 WESLEY BROWN 2002 JASON GIDDINGS 1967 LARRY GALLMORE 2003 ROSS WARD 1968 WALTER RHONE 2006 BLAKE HACKLER EDDIE RHONE RICHARD CARNEY 2007 JUSTIN KLUSAK 1969 DAVID JOHNSON 2008 TAYLOR SAUSSMAN 1976 ERICK ANDERSON 2009 JESSIE PATTON CHANCE CAREY 1979 LOYD LONDON 2011 TONY KIEFER ADAM BOYD DNP 2012 GANNON BECK HEATH HOGAN 2013 CADEN PRATT JAROME SMITH 2014 CAMERON HUNTER RYLEY SMITH DNP 2015 RHYLN STEPHENS DNP AUSTIN HILTON 2016 BRADEN PARKER

31 GRAHAM EATON ALL STATE BOYS BASKETBALL PLAYERS 1944 CLAUDEL OVERTON 1954 CLESTER HARRINGTON 1958 JACK LEE

32 1960 DAVID CANNON 1961 JACK LOONEY 1963 JIM WATSON 1964 HERB WESTMORELAND 1969 NATHAN VAUGHN 1976 BOBBY JOHNSON 1977 PAUL LIENHARD 1981 PHILLIP STEPHENS 1983 KENNY BARNES 1993 MALCOLM PATTERSON 1994 QUINN WOOLDRIDGE 1995 CASEY CLAYBORN 1996 BRAD PEARSON (INJURED DNP) 1998 WILLIAM HOLLIMAN 2001 JASON FASSIO 2003 JEREMY CASE 2007 DARRICK MATTHEWS 2016 TODD DAWKINS ALL STATE BASEBALL PLAYERS 1951 TOM BOURLAND CARL ALLISON 1952 LEW CROWL

33 1953 AL SITTLE 1956 JACKIE MARTIN KEN BENSON 1986 DAVID HENDERSON 1987 JOE WALDRON 1988 CHARLIE GIAUDRONE MIKE HOUSE 1989 STEVE HENDERSON O.J. RHONE 1991 BRANDON MACE 1994 BRIAN SHACKLEFORD 1996 CHRIS WALLA BRAD PEARSON (INJURED DNP) 1997 SETH KELLEY 1998 TRAVIS DAVIDSON JAMIE TAPP 2000 DENNIS TAPP 2003 ERIK HUGHES 2006 CASEY GIBSON 2010 TYLER CRABTREE 2012 CARTER CUMBIE ADAM BOYD DNP

34 ALL STATE SOFTBALL (FAST PITCH) ALL STATE GIRLS BASKETBALL 2001 KRYSTAL BERNHARD 1988 MAGGIE SMITH MISSY MORGAN 2011 ALLISON EALES 1995 CHARITY ZIKE 2012 TAYLOR DEWBERY 2002 TIFFANY CASE 2009 JACI BIGHAM 2010 SHAY GRIFFIN ALL STATE CHEERLEADING ALL STATE GIRLS GOLF 1993 NIKI THOMAS 1994 LISA CRAIG 1999 ROBIN HOFFMAN 2006 ANDREA SELLMEYER 2001 CHASSITY KLICK 2010 JULIA WYNN 2003 ASHLEY WOOD 2004 TAMARAH FOSTER AMBER SHIELDS 2010 CHRISTINE THOMAS 2016 SHELBY WALKER ALL STATE BOYS GOLF 1981 CARTER BAUMERT 1992 CORY BASS 1993 CHAD BARNEY 1995 STEVEN THOMPSON 1996 MICHAEL HIGGINS 1996 KEVIN BISHOP 2000 NEIL TRIMM 2010 JOSEPH ROBINSON 2011 CASEY HERNANDEZ

35 ALL STATE TRAINER 1996 SHELLY CHAPMAN 2010 EMILY RANALLO 2016 AUSTIN BURMEIER DNP

36 MCALESTER HIGH SCHOOL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TEAMS BOYS TRACK 1924 BASEBALL 1951 BOYS TRACK 1961 BOYS TENNIS 1963 BOYS TRACK 1967 BOYS TRACK 1968 FOOTBALL 1968 GIRLS BASKETBALL 1983 BASEBALL 1988 FOOTBALL 1988 GIRLS BASKETBALL 1992 BASEBALL 1996 BASEBALL 1998 BASEBALL 2000 VOLLEYBALL 2006 GIRLS BASKETBALL 2010

37 MCALESTER HIGH SCHOOL STATE RUNNER UP TEAMS BOYS TRACK 1968 GIRLS TENNIS 1979 BOYS GOLF 1981 BOYS TRACK 1986 BASEBALL 1989 BASEBALL 1995 FOOTBALL 1996 BASEBALL 1997 GIRLS TRACK 1999 GIRLS TRACK 2000 BASEBALL 2001 VOLLEYBALL 2005 FOOTBALL 2013

38 MCALESTER HIGH SCHOOL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP ACADEMIC TEAMS CHEERLEADING 1991 GIRLS BASKETBALL 1992 BOYS GOLF 1992 BOYS GOLF 1994 BOYS TENNIS 1999 BOYS GOLF 1999 GIRLS BASKETBALL 1999 BOYS GOLF 2001 BOYS GOLF 2002 GIRLS GOLF 2003 BOYS TENIS 2003 VOLLEYBALL 2004 VOLLEYBALL 2005 BOYS CROSS COUNTRY 2006 BOYS CROSS COUNTRY 2007 GIRLS GOLF 2007 GIRLS GOLF 2010

39 Football JAMES SINGLETON 3-7 BARTLESVILLE (WON BY FORFEIT) MUSKOGEE 0-54 L OFF BROKEN BOW 0-36 L NOBLE 7-48 L SHAWNEE 0-31 L TULSA EDISON 6-17 L DURANT L COWETA 7-24 L GLENPOOL 39-7 W TULSA EAST CENTRAL W Softball Kelleya Cox FAST PITCH ST YEAR SLOW PITCH 0-13 Volleyball Kourtney Johnson 2-14 Cross Country HC Chad Waller STATE QUALIFER JAKE RATTAN CHEER JARAH ATKINS TEAM STATE QUALIFER P0M KACYN HANEY, Maggie Homer ALL REGION CAMISSA COX, ANDREA LAWRENCE, JADIE NUNNELEE Dailey Robbins All-State Boys Basketball Chris Zike 6-18 Girls Basketball Jarod Owen Wrestling BRET LALLI 10-9 TY NOHELTY STATE 4 TH PLACE 126LBS BASEBALL JUSTIN BOND 19-15/6-6 TRACK Brent Parker BOYS REGIONALS RUNNER UP STATE MEET- JACOB AMOS 3 RD 100M, TERRILL GATES 2 ND 400M, 4X100 RELAY 5 TH, 4X200 RELAY 6 TH SQ-KAMRYN HIGGS HJ, JET WOOD HJ, GAVIN JOHNSON 300 H, MATT DOMBEK 100, AJ MARTIN 100,200 TENNIS CHAD WALLER SQ-ABBY ERVIN, ABBY SMITH, DANILYN BROWN, REBECCAH BRIGGGS MANNING WHITE, CALEB WILLIAMS Girls SOCCER CHAROLETTE MOSS 4-11/0-7 Boys Soccer Tim Harris 5-10/2-5 GIRLS GOLF Chris Zike BOYS GOLF Chris Zike SQ-TREVOR SPENCE, CALEB MILLER

40 2017 FOOTBALL SCORE RECORD Aug. 25 Bartlesville (FORFEIT) H W Sept. 1 Muskogee H L Sept. 8 Open Sept. 15 Broken Bow A L Sept. 22 Noble A L Sept. 29 Shawnee HOF H L Oct. 6 Tulsa Edison A L Oct. 13 Durant HC H L Oct 19 Coweta A L Oct. 27 Glenpool SN H W Nov. 3 Tulsa East Central A W SOFTBALL AUGUST SCORE RECORD 7 MON BROKEN BOW A 8 TUES WILBURTON A 1-9 L THURS ADA H 8-3 W TUES COLLINSVILLE H 2-3 L TUES DURANT A 1-11 L FRI PRYOR TOUR A 4-12 L 1-4 SHAWNEE TOUR A 0-7 L 1-5 DUNCAN TOUR A 1-11 L FRI COWETA TOUR A 0-8 L 1-7 BETHEL TOUR A 0-8 L MON WILBURTON H 0-9 L TUES T MEMORIAL H 17-2 W T MEMORIAL H 15-0 W THURS TAHLEQUAH H 0-17 L SEPTEMBER 5 TUES DURANT H 0-17 L DURANT TOURNAMENT RATTAN 0-8 L 3-12 BROKEN BOW 3-4 L 3-13 ARDMORE W 4-13 HUGO 11-1 W 5-13 GUTHRIE 1-11 L MON BISHOP KELLEY H 1-5 L TUES COLLINSVILLE A 1-2 L HALL OF FAME GAMES 18 MON TAHLEQUAH A 0-12 L THURS BISHOP KELLEY A 2-11 L MON T NATHAN HALE H 11-0 W T NATHAN HALE H 12-2 W OCTOBER 2 MON BROKEN BOW H 0-10 L THURS CLAREMORE REGIONALS 0-12 L FRI CLAREMORE REGIONALS 5-10 L 7-21

41 BASKETBALL NOV GIRLS SCORE RECORD BOYS SCORE RECORD JARROD OWEN CHRIS ZIKE 28 HUGO H L HUGO H L 0-1 DEC. 1 OKEMAH OT H W OKEMAH OT H L IDABEL A L IDABEL A L LAWTON A L DUNCAN A L CACHE OT A L NEWCASTLE A L CAPITAL HILL A W MOORE A L ARDMORE H L ARDMORE H L 0-7 JAN JAN 2 BROKEN BOW A L BROKEN BOW A L ADA A L SAPULPA A L NW CLASSEN A W PONCA CITY A W DURANT A W LAWTON A L ADA OT A W ADA A L DURANT A W DURANT A W ATOKA A W ATOKA A W SHAWNEE A L CARL ALBERT A L CLASSEN A W RLTC PREP A W EDMOND 20 DUNCAN A L NORTH A L IDABEL H L IDABEL OT H W ADA H W ADA H L FEB 2 BROKEN BOW H L BROKEN BOW H L ARDMORE A L ARDMORE A L DURANT H W DURANT H w HUGO A L HUGO A L TULSA ROGERS A L COWETA A L FEB

42 MCALESTER BASEBALL MARCH 1 ADA H 12-4 W BROKEN BOW H 13-1 W 2-0 ALLEN H 13-0 W MUSKOGEE A 8-0 W SPIRO H 8-0 W BISHOP KELLEY A 1-2 L 5-1/ BISHOP KELLEY H 0-9 L 5-2/ HUGO H 13-3 W 6-2/ SHAWNEE A 4-12 L 6-3/ CHOCTAW FL A 4-3EX W 7-3/ WEST FLORIDA A 0-11 L 7-4/ BENTONVILLE AR A 1-7 L 7-5/ CPA FL A 0-9 L 7-6/ DUNCAN A 0-5 L 7-7/ SOUTHMOORE A 5-3 W 8-7/0-2 MUSKOGEE A 22-0 W 9-7/ SHAWNEE A 2-10 L 9-8/0-2 APRIL 2 EDISON A 6-4 W 10-8/1-2 3 EDISON H 4-2 W 11-8/2-2 9 COLLINSVILLE A 2-8 L 11-9/ COLLINSVILLE H 6-8 L 11-10/ SPIRO A 14-4 W 12-10/ TULSA ROGERS A 16-0 W 13-10/ TULSA ROGERS H 20-0 W 14-10/ EL RENO H 2-0 W 15-10/4-4 SHAWNEE H 5-9 L 15-11/ PIEDMONT H 11-7 W 16-11/4-4 LAWTON MACARTHUR 4-6 L 16-12/ DURANT H 3-8 L 16-13/ DURANT A 0-4 L 16-14/ GLENPOOL A 10-0 W 17-14/ GLENPOOL H 14-0 W 18-14/ SALLISAW H 14-6 W 19-14/6-6 REGIONALS AT CLAREMORE MAY 3 BTW A 1-5 L 19-14/6-6 CLAREMORE A 0-2 L 19-15/6-6

43 2018 SOCCER GIRLS-MOSS SCORE RECORD BOYS-HARRIS SCORE RECORD MAR 1 MUSKOGEE H 1-3 L 0-1 MUSKOGEE H 0-1 L POTEAU A 0-1 OT L 0-2 POTEAU A 0-2 L HEAVENER A 0-1 OT W 1-2 HEAVENER A 0-1 L ADA A L 1-3 ADA A 0-5 L 0-4 VICTORY 15 MANNFORD A 1-2 L 1-4 CHRISTIAN A 4-3 OT W ATOKA A 6-0 W 2-4 BRISTOW A 2-0 W POTEAU A 3-4 L 2-5 CLAREMORE SEQ A 3-1 W EAST CENTRAL A 1-0 W 3-5 EAST CENTRAL A 0-7 L EDISON * H 1-6 L 3-6/0-1 EDISON H 0-8 L 3-6/0-1 APR 3 MEMORIAL * H 1-2 L 3-7/0-2 MEMORIAL H 0-1 OT L 3-7/0-2 5 CASCIA HALL * H 0-10 L 3-8/0-3 CASCIA HALL H 2-0 W 4-7/ COLLINSVILLE * A 1-3 L 4-8/0-4 COLLINSVILLE A 2-5 L 4-8/ COWETA * H 0-7 L 4-9/0-5 COWETA H 2OT W 5-8/ DURANT * A 3-4 L 4-10/0-6 DURANT A 1-5 L 5-9/ BISHOP KELLEY * A 0-10 L 4-11/0-7 BISHOP KELLEY A 1-9 L 5-10/2-5

44 Football JAMES SINGLETON 9-3 BARTLESVILLE L ALL STATE MUSKOGEE L GRAHAM EATON OFF BRADEN PARKER BROKEN BOW W NOBLE W SHAWNEE W 2-OT TULSA EDISON 36-7 W DURANT W COWETA W GLENPOOL 44-3 W TULSA EAST CENTRAL W DISTRICT 5A-3 CHAMPIONS CLAREMORE W 1 ST ROUND CARL ALBERT L QTR FINALS Softball Kelleya Cox Volleyball Sara Reeder 7-13 Cross Country HC Chad Waller REBEKA BRIGGS 9 TH, CODY NORRIS, 10 TH, JAKE RATTAN 4 TH REGIONALS JAKE RATTAN 8 TH STATE, INVITED TO RUN VS ARKANSAS FOR TEAM OKLA CHEER JARAH ATKINS TEAM STATE QUALIFER ALL REGION: KATIE FERRELL, MORGAN HARVANEK P0M KACYN HANEY 5A STATE CHAMPIONS HIP HOP 5A RUNNER-UP POM Boys Basketball Chris Zike 1-22 Girls Basketball MATT FIKE 6-17 Wrestling BRET LALLI 14-7 SQ HUNTER SMITH 12 TH 1 ST REGIONALS 120 LBS HUNTER SMITH STATE CHAMPION 120 LBS SQ TY NOHELTY 10 TH 2 ND REGIONALS 126 LBS BASEBALL JUSTIN BOND TRACK SQ JACOB AMOS, JAKE RATTAN, KAMRYN HIGGS, 4X100 RELAY (DAVIS, AMOS, MARTIN, MARTIN) JEREMY REEDER JACOB AMOS 3 RD STATE MEET LONG JUMP TENNIS CHAD WALLER SOCCER - NONDISTRICT GAMES ONLY CHAROLETTE MOSS GIRLS GOLF SQ MADALYN NIX 4 TIME SQ DEWAYNE HAMPTON BOYS GOLF DEWAYNE HAMPTON SQ LAYNE BRASWELL, TREVOR SPENCE

45 2016 SOFTBALL AUGUST SCORE RECORD 8 MON. MCGUINNESS A 13-2 W MCGUINNESS A 11-1 W MON WILBURTON H inn. W ATOKA H 5-3 W TUES SPIRO A 1-11 L FRI HARTSHORNE A 5-3 W 5-1 POCOLA A 1-7 L 5-2 QUINTON A 5-4 W MON T. MEMORIAL H 14-0 W TUES DURANT A 0-14 L THURS SHAWNEE A 13-9 W FRI COWETA A 1-12 L 8-4 DEER CREEK A 0-12 L SAT TAHLEQUAH A 0-10 L 8-6 GUTHRIE A 2-3 L MON COWETA H 0-14 L 8-8 COWETA H 0-5 L 8-9 SEPTEMBER 2 FRI PIEDMONT H 2-12 L 8-10 PIEDMONT H 3-13 L TUES DURANT A 0-12 L THURS TULSA MEMORIAL A 4-0 L FRI DUNCAN A 0-4 L 9-13 TISHOMINGO A 0-4 L SAT TECUMSEH A 0-8 L 9-15 MADILL A 11-2 W ADA A 5-3 W FRI TUTTLE A 0-10 L PAULS VALLEY A 3-8 L MON WILBURTON A 1-7 L TUES TULSA EDISON H 10-0 W TULSA EDISON H 23-1 W THURS MUSKOGEE A 1-14 L OCTOBER 5 WED SKIATOOK REGIONALS 1-5 L THURS SKIATOOK REGIONALS 2-8 L 13-21

46 2016 BASKETBALL NOV GIRLS- MATT FIKE SCORE RECORD BOYS-CHRIS ZIKE SCORE RECORD 29 HUGO A L 0-1 HUGO A L 0-1 DEC. 6 IDABEL H L 0-2 IDABEL H L TAHLEQUAH A L 0-3 TAHLEQUAH A L NOAH A W 1--3 JENKS JV A W GC DEFENDERS A W 2--3 GC DEFENDERS A L TAHLEQUAH SEQ H L 2--4 TAHLEQUAH SEQ H L ARDMORE A L 2--5 ARDMORE A L 1--6 JAN 3 BROKEN BOW A L 2--6 BROKEN BOW A L ADA H L 2--7 ADA H L DURANT H W 3--7 DURANT H L ATOKA H W 4--7 ATOKA H L STILLWATER A W 5--7 CARL ALBERT A L ARDMORE A L 5--8 BIXBY A L EL RENO A L 5--9 MILWOOD A L TAHLEQUAH SEQ A L TAHLEQUAH SEQ A L IDABEL A L IDABEL A L ADA A L ADA A L FEB 3 BROKEN BOW H L BROKEN BOW H L DURANT A W DURANT A L CLASSAN SAS A L CLASSAN SAS A L HUGO H L HUGO H L ARDMORE H L ARDMORE H L EAST CENTRAL A L TULSA MEMORIAL A L 1--22

47 2017 BASEBALL HEAD COACH JUSTIN BOND ASST. KEVIN HARMON/TRENT HOMER FEBRUARY RESULT SCORE RECORD 13 MON BYNG HOME 4:15 16 THURS POTEAU HOME 4:00 18 SAT OOLAGAH HOME 1:00 21 TUES FORT GIBSON HOME 4:00 23 THURS HILLDALE AWAY 4:00 25 SAT ATOKA HOME 1:00 28 TUES BROKEN BOW HOME 5:30 MARCH 2 THURS HILLDALE 7/5 HOME 5:00 W SAT ALLEN HOME 12:00 L FORT GIBSON HOME 5:00 L MON TAHLEQUAH * 7/5 HOME 5:00 W TUES TAHLEQUAH * 7/5 AWAY 5:00 L FRI ADA 7/5 AWAY 4:30 11 SAT SHAWNEE HOME 12:00 L RED OAK HOME 5:00 L TUES MUNFORD TENNESSEE AWAY 3:30 L WED CENTER HILL TENNESSEE AWAY 3:30 L THURS GERMANTOWN TENNESSEE AWAY 12:30 L FRI DYER COUNTY TENNESSEE AWAY 6:00 W MON TULSA EDISON * 7/5 AWAY 4:30 W TUES TULSA EDISON * 7/5 HOME 5:00 W THURS CLAREMORE AWAY 6:00 L FRI BTW AWAY 1:30 W FRI JOPLIN MO AWAY 4:00 W TUES STIGLER 7/5 AWAY 4:30 W FRI BISHOP KELLEY * AWAY 5:00 L APRIL 1 SAT BISHOP KELLEY * HOME 1:00 L MON COWETA * 7/5 HOME 5:00 W MON SPIRO 7/5 AWAY 5:00 W TUES COWETA * 7/5 AWAY 5:00 L SAT PRYOR * HOME 1:00 L MON PRYOR * AWAY 5:30 L MCALESTER SHOOT-OUT 20 THURS BISHOP KELLEY HOME L THURS EL RENO HOME L FRI PEIDMONT HOME L THURS DURANT * HOME 5:00 W FRI DURANT * AWAY 5:00 L MAY 1 MON ATOKA 7/5 AWAY 4:30 W REGIONALS 4 THURS GLENPOOL AWAY 1:00 W PRYOR AWAY 7:00 L FRI PRYOR AWAY 4:00 L

48 2017 SOCCER HEAD COACH CHARLOTTE ASST. KEVIN WRIGHT MARCH GIRLS SCORE RECORD BOYS SCORE RECORD 3 POTEAU L POTEAU W HEAVENER W HEAVENER W HUGO W POTEAU W POTEAU W HUGO W SILOAM SPRINGS L APRIL 1 PUTMAN NORTH L SILOAM JV L WILL ROGERS W WILL ROGERS L ADA L ADA W MADILL JV W MADILL JV W DURANT JV W DURANT JV W STILLWELL JV W STILLWELL JV W MAY 2 MENA AR JV W MENA AR JV W

49 Football JAMES SINGLETON 10-2 ALL STATE PLAYERS Muskogee W RHYLN STEPHENS Coweta W AUSTIN HILTON Pryor 36-0 W Durant 40-7 W Tulsa Bishop Kelley 45-0 W POWERLIFTING ALL STATE TRAINER Skiatook L 5A REGIONAL CHAMP AUSTIN BURMEIER Noble W 5A STATE CHAMPIONS Tulsa Hale 64-6 W Shawnee W Tulsa Memorial 22-2 W Tahlequah W ROUND ONE Bishop McGuinness L QUARTER FINALS Softball Kelleya Cox Volleyball Sara Reeder 5-15 Cross Country HC Chad Waller STATE PLACER - JAKE RATTAN SOPH 9 th place CHEER DANIELLE YOUNGER TEAM STATE QUALIFER SHELBIE WALKER - ALL STATE P0M YVONNE ALLFORD STATE CHAMPIONS - HIP HOP HANNAH QUISENBERRY - ALL STATE Boys Basketball Chris Zike REGIONAL CONSOLATION TODD DAWKINS - ALL STATE Girls Basketball April Burns REGIONAL CONSOLATIONS Wrestling BRET LALLI STATE QUALIFIERS KOLE ROLLINS SR, 120 HUNTER SMITH JR, 113 TY NOHELTY FR STATE RUNNER-UP HUNTER SMITH JR BASEBALL JUSTIN BOND TRACK STATE QUALIFIERS BRAYDEN KLUSAK-100, JACOB AMOS-100/LONG JUMP TRENT TURNER STATE PLACER JACOB AMOS 100M 6 th, LONG JUMP 6 th 21 4 TENNIS BOYS 5A STATE PUBLIC CHAMPS CHAD WALLER GIRLS STATE QUALIFIERS - KIERA JOHNSON, MOLLY ERVIN, CYDNEY LINEHAN, SHANNEQUIA GIBSON BOYS STATE QUALIFIERS-ERIC BORENGASSER, SAM DENIKE, MANNING WHITE, BEN DOMINGUE TAEAM KANG, RYLYNN STEPHENS BOYS STATE TOURNAMENT 4 th STATE PLACER SAM DENIKE 4 th SOCCER - NONDISTRICT GAMES ONLY GIRLS CHAROLETTE MOSS BOYS GIRLS GOLF JENNY MCMURRAY BOYS GOLF DEWAYNE HAMPTON STATE QUATIFIER - MADALYN NIX TEAM STATE QUALIFIER GARRETT CARRION, BRADY JUSTICE, LANE BRASWELL, TREVOR SPENCE, BRENDON JUSTICE

50 Football HC Bryan Pratt 11-2 ALL STATE PLAYERS Muskogee 35-7 W CAMERON HUNTER Coweta W RILEY SMITH - DNP Pryor W Durant 28-7 W POWERLIFTING Tulsa Bishop Kelley 47-7 W 5A STATE CHAMPIONS Skiatook L Noble W Tulsa Hale 63-0 W Shawnee W Tulsa Memorial 62-7 W Tulsa Edison W ROUND ONE Del City 56-8 W QUARTER FINALS Lawton Mac L OT Semi Finals Softball HC Kelleya Cox 6-13 Volleyball HC Sara Reeder Cross Country HC Chad Waller CHEER KRISTA CURLEY TEAM STATE QUALIFER ALL-STATE CHEER COACH P0M YVONNE ALLFORD Boys Basketball HC Chris Zike Girls Basketball HC April Burns 7-17 BASEBALL JUSTIN BOND Wrestling HC Tim Thomas TRACK RICHARD CARNEY TENNIS CHAD WALLER SOCCER SARA REEDER GIRLS GOLF JENNY MCMURRAY BOYS GOLF CHRIS ZIKE 2 ND YEAR IN DISTRICT MADALYN NIX STATE QUATIFIER STATE QUALIFIER DEXTER BROWN