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Isaiah is the son of Jason and Angela Hooks and Joshua Rodriguez and special parents, Christopher and Tiffany Roebuck. His grandparents are Ricky and Katona Burrow, Donna and the late R. D. Jones, Baltazar and Frances Perdomo and Claudia Cottrell. He has attended Coalgate school 9 years and played Wildcat football since 4th grade and powerlifting since 9th grade. Isaiah plans to attend another year at Kiamichi Technology Center to continue his education in electrical technology and then attend OSUIT in Okmulgee to become a certified electrical engineer.
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Randle is the son of Tony and Ashley Lemons and Amber Daugherty. He is the grandson of Rose and Mike Covington, Sandra Owens, and AJ Lemons. He has attended Tupelo Schools since preschool. After graduation, Randle plans to get a job he enjoys and start a family.
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Cody is the son of Joseph Airington and Valerie Smith. He is the grandson of Janet and the late James Airington. Cody plays basketball and baseball. He is a member ofthe National Honor Society, the Choctaw National Honor Society, and the Principals Honor Roll. He enjoys hunting, fishing,working out,hanging out with friends and family, and playing baseball. After graduation, Cody plans to attend Cowley County College to play baseball. He plans to major in Business Administration and later pursue anOccupational Health and Safety degree, with plans to work in the oil field.
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Shanna is the daughter of Linda Hatton and Jose Ybarra. She is the granddaughter of Shelly and the late Bobby Hatton and Joe and Ina Ybarra. She has attended Tupelo School for 3 years. She is a member of the yearbook staff and the Principal’s Honor Roll. Her hobbies include hanging out with friends and driving around.Aftergraduation, Shannon is not sure what she wants to do. She just knows she wants to make money.
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Local Man Arrested for Drug Possession and Possession of Paraphernalia
Read moreIt’s been decades since I’ve given this old customer of mine from long ago much thought. After all, he’s been dead 40 years. But I remember him well. One day he called in his prescription refill and I asked him if he would be in to pick it up. He said, “I would like you to bring it to me. I need to visit with you.” I was pretty darned busy but on the other hand, my home deliveries often produced the highlight of my day, so I told him OK. Later I drove out to his house. He lived in a house that is long gone now. I parked and went up to the door.
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