Gotebo High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Gotebo, OK)

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7th Grade Bill Arganbright Melinda Brogdon Traci LaFever Amy Osmond John Potts Gary Spencer The 7th graders are busy at work in health The 7th graders pose for a picture while at their lockers. Classes 17

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P J Spencer Eric Moloy Becky Thurman Chris Keler I Denise W ams Ncky Wimeth Carta Scott Eighth Grade Too Good To When you ask the eighth grode class of 1988 what they remember most about the year, they'l probably say That was the year we raced pigs' As a project for their Vo-Ag class, each class member pod twenty dolors to their cooper- ative to buy four feeder pigs - a york. a Chester, a pdand. and a cross The class members hoped to moke a profit from the sale of the pigs m the spring and learned to count every penny that went into ther business venture They even took candy to their hogs n hopes of taring them down Another highfcght which mode the o year too good to forget was eighth grade graduation We are Oi lookng for- ward to our high school years Forget Sr. 92 CLASS Of FlCERS stancJng Carta Scott - Reporter. Becky Thurman - Secre- tary. Nicky Wimeth - Treasure Seated P J Spencer - President. Eric Maloy - Vice President

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Melinda Haunpo Michael Thurman Monte McBride Kris Spencer Sixth Grade Cl The 6th grade has been very busy this year with a variety of projects and field trips. They have put a frog into hibernation, grew beans and then dissected them, tested detergent for impurities, and made reading readometers The Bugling of the Elks was a memorable field trip that they took. The 6th grade is excited about going into junior high next year