“I always enjoyed my scouting experience. I am an Eagle Scout and consider this honor one of the highest honors I have received. The values and lessons I learned in scouting are still values I have followed my entire life. I can still recite the Boy Scout Law by memory: A scout is: trustworthy, loyal, helpful, friendly, courteous, kind, obedient, cheerful, thrifty, brave, clean, and reverent. I appreciate Clyde Felts and Harold Hall for all the time spent being involved with us in scouting. You made a difference in my life and I thank you!”
“I always enjoyed my scouting experience. I am an Eagle Scout and consider this honor one of the highest honors I have received. The values and lessons I learned in scouting are still values I have followed my entire life. I can still recite the Boy Scout Law by memory: A scout is: trustworthy, loyal, helpful, friendly, courteous, kind, obedient, cheerful, thrifty, brave, clean, and reverent. I appreciate Clyde Felts and Harold Hall for all the time spent being involved with us in scouting. You made a difference in my life and I thank you!”
“I have always been interested in the political process and was honored to have been asked to serve as a page for Speaker of the House, Bill Willis, my junior year in high school. What a great mentor!”
“I have always been interested in the political process and was honored to have been asked to serve as a page for Speaker of the House, Bill Willis, my junior year in high school. What a great mentor!”
Five Angry Orange football players display eight trophies they were awarded at the Tahlequah Tiger All-Sports Banquet held April 25 From left are A. C. Fields, Iron Man Award and Defensive Back award; Ed Culver, Defensive Lineman award and Most Valuable Player in wrestling; Jeff Harris, Sport’s Writer Award; Luther Lamons, Outstanding Offensive Lineman and Sam Hart, Most Valuable Player and Outstanding Offensive Back award. Staff Photo by Rabbit Hare
Five Angry Orange football players display eight trophies they were awarded at the Tahlequah Tiger All-Sports Banquet held April 25 From left are A. C. Fields, Iron Man Award and Defensive Back award; Ed Culver, Defensive Lineman award and Most Valuable Player in wrestling; Jeff Harris, Sport’s Writer Award; Luther Lamons, Outstanding Offensive Lineman and Sam Hart, Most Valuable Player and Outstanding Offensive Back award. Staff Photo by Rabbit Hare
“My senior year, I got the lead in the high school musical. When I started to practice singing my solo, our director told me it would be better for me to ‘SAY’ my song instead of singing it. I was crushed, but the show went on!”
“My senior year, I got the lead in the high school musical. When I started to practice singing my solo, our director told me it would be better for me to ‘SAY’ my song instead of singing it. I was crushed, but the show went on!”
“Western Day at THS with David crane, Ty Young, and Beverly Justice (deceased). I guess I still wanted to be a cowboy?”
“Western Day at THS with David Crane, Ty Young, and Beverly Justice (deceased). I guess I still wanted to be a cowboy?”
“I escorted my dear friend, Pat Harjo, in a homecoming court.”
“I escorted my dear friend, Pat Harjo, in a homecoming court.”
“My senior year, I shaved my head as a sign of commitment to THS Football. My Mom was so mad at me. She told me I looked uglier than Mr. Clean and that I couldn’t eat at our table unless my head was covered. I ate with a stocking cap on my head until my hair grew out!”
“My senior year, I shaved my head as a sign of commitment to THS Football. My Mom was so mad at me. She told me I looked uglier than Mr. Clean and that I couldn’t eat at our table unless my head was covered. I ate with a stocking cap on my head until my hair grew out!”
THS Tahlequah Tiger Football Team 1975-76
THS Tahlequah Tiger Football Team 1975-76
“My THS Tiger Football picture my senior year. ‘Once a Tiger, always a Tiger.'”
“My THS Tiger Football picture my senior year. ‘Once a Tiger, always a Tiger.'”
“Article about Mark Ross and me receiving high school sports honors. Mark is probably the most talented athlete to graduate from Tahlequah High School.”
“Article about Mark Ross and me receiving high school sports honors. Mark is probably the most talented athlete to graduate from Tahlequah High School.”
“This is when I won state in wrestling my senior year 1976.”
“This is when I won state in wrestling my senior year 1976.”

"One of my most exciting days was when I signed my letter of intent to play football for Coach Barry Switzer at The University of Oklahoma. I was so proud to have my Mom,Dad, and Coach Kent Lashley support me… then and always.”