TRIVIA OF SEQU0YAH CLASS OF 1971

 TRIVIA SEQUOYAH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1971
Started School August 1959 Graduated May 11, 1971

9 classmates in the 12 year Club: Connie Johnston, Darlene Reed, Debra Kelleyhan, Deborah Dunlap, Glenna Walton, John Wallis, Larry Rader, Peggy Dennis, and Sandy Baldridge.

Four reunion's -  #1. 10 year Reunion Claremore? 
#2. 40th Reunion Sept. 2011 Kathy Baker McMain's house; 12 classmates in attendance; #3. 45th Reunion Sept. 2016 at I Don't Care Bar and Grill, Catoosa; 6 classmates in attendance; #4. 50th Year Reunion at Does Eat Place in Claremore; 7 in attendance.

Grade School Teachers and Grade:
First Grade - Mrs. Willhide          Fourth Grade - Mrs. Wood 
Second Grade - Mrs. Hall            Fifth Grade - Mrs. Hauser
Third Grade - Mrs. Phillips          Sixth Grade - Mrs. Maxey

Class Sponsors: 7th - 1/2 of 10th Mr. Vancuren deceased half way through Sophomore year.

Senior Class Sponsors: Mr. John Sanford; Mr. Cleo Guinn 


SENIOR CLASS OFFICIERS:
Larry Rader - Class President
Mack Bentley - Vice President
Darlene Reed - Class Secretary
Debbie Kelleyhan - Class Treasurer

SEQUOYAH HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR CLASS 1971

26 graduates:       4 deceased (D)

  1. Buddy Deckard (D)              14. Larry Rader
  2. Charlotte White                    15. Leslie George (D) 
  3. Connie Johnston                 16. Linda Timmerman (D) 
  4. Dale Russell                         17. Mike Dee 
  5. Darlene Reed                       18. Mike Quinton 
  6. Debra "Debi" Kelleyhan      19. Mack Bentley 
  7. "Debbie" Deborah Dunlap  20. Mike Scott 
  8. Dianna Enloe                        21. Pam Clancy 
  9. Glenna Walton                      22. Patsy McCombs
10. John Wallis                           23. Paula Gammel
11. Kathy Baker                          24. Peggy Dennis 
12. Kathy Hefley                         25. Rayma Johnson 
13. Larry Lewis (D)                     26. "Sandy" Sandra Bald-                                                                                               ridge

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