Broken Arrow High School - Arrow Life Yearbook (Broken Arrow, OK)

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2 i , 4 - , yi 2 2 , 'T 5 2 5 5 5 t 5 l s Z 2 3 3 l Vice-President Dean Williams listens carefully as President Tom Ngyen discusses an important issue with Sponsor Larry Shepard. Sharing some ideas before a meeting are Jrs. Angie Meeks, Mike Thompson and Sallie Lincecum. Sr. Scott Skidmore takes the responsibility of tacking up posters for upcoming events. 130!Student Council

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Vo-Tech Serves Area Students Measuring the length of his cabinet is Jr. Jerry Dyer. The Tulsa Area Vocational Tech- nical School Plays an integral part in the high school education of many Broken Arrow students. Approximately one-fourth of the student body, along with students from Tulsa, Union, Jenks, and Bixby spend half of their school day at Vo-Tech. The program is set up to allow students to spend either the morning or the afternoon at Vo-Tech. Enrollment at Vo-Tech is not limited to students who desire no further training after high school. Any student who meets the qualifications set up by Vo-Tech can attend. Many students manage to enroll in some training which can help them in getting jobs to help pay for college or further training. Subjects range from horticulture, nursing, and sewing to welding, plumb- ing and electronics. Tulsa Vo-Tech has become so popular for area students that the campus has expanded to two locations and will grow to three next year. Operating a drill press in his machine shop class is Jr. Pat Hyden. Junio class. S .Q-it wits ,?'Q t: sstls st' t rs Susan Peterson and Becky Pulliam learn how to make bouquets of flowers in their horticulture Vo-Tech! 129

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Leadership ls The Key K f E M ,,,M ,,., E .. 'F--tt, , ' 1 'si,s L.,-L idk, x K A 5 -, rg, , , -A'-. ' -ff. 'N 4 . tudent Council members are: FRONT ROW: cott Skidmore, Sr. Representative: Tom gyuen, President: Sherri Stacy, Sr. Rep.: Angie listler, Sr. Rep.: SECOND ROW: Dean Williams, ice-President: Mike Finley, Sr. Rep.: David ockton, Jr. Rep.: Haven King, Secretary: BACK W: Mike Thompson, Jr. Rep.: Sallie Lincecum, easurer: Angie Meeks, Jr. Rep.: Stacy Meiser, . Rep. Displaying his leadership role as Student Council Vice-President, Dean Williams entertains Lisa Sharp at the Senior Picnic. Student Council got off to a good start by sponsoring the homecoming parade and Spirit Week, which enabled the students to show their spirit by wearing different outfits on each day of the week of homecoming. The homecoming dance, dubbed as GiIley's Night, was well attended, despite the rainy night. Members showed their leadership at Christmas when Student Council sponsored a food drive, and a door decorating contest. At the Valentine's Day Dance the decoration committee added a touch never seen before at a dance. They provided a game room, and a movie room. Student Council sponsored as- semblies during the year. The members were responsible for ticket selling and the proceeds were given to Student Council. The assemblies included a science-fiction movie from Pepsi-Cola and a band from Northeastern State University. Other responsibilities of the Student Council were saying the prayer before each home football game and counting the ballots for boy and girl of the month. The elected leaders made up the Student Council and throughout the events and happenings of Broken Arrow High many leaders could be found. Tom Ngyuen and Dean Williams explain their plans for upcoming events. Student Council!131