Marian Anderson Junior High School - Hummingbird Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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Don Doyle Linda Doyle Lonnie Duffy Ricky Dyer Kevin Dycus Bryan Eaton Rodney Eaton A QN ' Wendell Edd Tammie Egbert Melissa Fife Jody Fisher Carolyn Flowers David Friday Doug Funkhouser - ' ,Et so 4 R ak A -- K .X K M - A 1 - an E A-f N ,. + 2 x X ' A Y- X ' X- -X s -I 1 . is 2 3 A X-. at an S A . 2 . 35335. .. W, . K Y my r g. ., - fr A ' 1 vi-fzfuff . - :ae-A . vm, . is -A ..t..,.. . 4 , .. Q f ,. . . ..,. .- . 9' g A . . iff' - 4 2- ' 3 J fr Q ii so ' xv eg r ' Y is Crocheting seems to be another fad at Anderson for the seventh graders. .5 Q. - . Sw v. - i xieagii' K . ! e e l s Q. .. V' ,jf :..,,, Dinosaurs and other animals were papler mached in Mrs. Martha Harr1sberger's art classes. Sherry Gahman Suzanne Garrett Veronica Geller Tammy Gilliam Teresa Green Robert Guest Danny Guthrie Danny Hamilton Theresa Hamilton Reggie Harris Roy Harris Marcus Hawkins Tommy Hawkins Jeanetta Hayhurst Toni Henke Judy Henson Jerri Herd Paula Higgins X -A ns it Q ,. :Q ff The year draws to a close 66 99 fs

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Paula Bitson Joe Bowie Bobby Brown David Brown Kelli Brown Jamie Burr Ronnie Cantrell Geri Carpenter John Carlton John Chandler Vicki Chapman Kevin Conley Dianne Cook Debbie Copeland Just before Christmas holidays, Miss Linda Smith's Reading II classes produced a play and talent show, video taping it all. It's workl -we x X 1. 4- .. ,-' ' E 'Sign . B' ii Q as Wav- Mark Core i. Steven Cox 4 3 .C-' 'B Michael Crawford L M vif-vm Cm-P s Bobby Cullison 1 g- 1 - -:., Carolyn Daniels x Sli l' M 7 B U Rhonda David Cheryl Davidson Steven Davis Mark Davis Debbie Dillard Sandy Dillard L-,J , qlbb 1 ' 1'Q- 1 P I gig y r 3 6 , I ., Striving! Was the motto of our seventh grade. Working, putting all their effort into every job they performed, never giving up when things were hard. But when things became extra hard, that is where their class officers came in, talking with students, teachers, counselors and other staff members to settle their problems, proving that they will provide a fine future for Anderson. Miss Rita Geiger seems pleased at the work done by Wendell Edd, a seventh grade student in her class. Jeanette Hayhurst works. N P 1- i ' fe' 'E , gs V ' J e s X ' 1 , at Q 1 . Q ri F X Q S Q? s f gg, 8 fail 5 X

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,s . g s wade Dobbs Kenny Hogner -f 1 Janet Holley ,Q Matt Holt we 53:32 ,Q N ggi If J sl Robert Hooten Kelly Horney X' Vincent Howard Martha Hummel Eddy Hyams Barbara Ivey Bobby Jackson Cynthia Jackson Randy Jacque Karl Jamison Claude Johnson Ernest Johnson Gloria Johnson Taylor Johnson Aiding their school in a paper drive, entering their posters in a poster contest, were just a few of the activities the seventh graders were involved in. Starting off the year, they made campaign speeches in their drive for class officers. The seventh graders in Mr. Conway's class made a video tape to show elementary school students how it is in junior high school, although because of technical difficulties it was not able to be shown. Although our seventh grade class was said to be one of the smallest ever, they're big on ability. The feeder schools are Clinton, Woods, and Jackson Elementaries. Our seventh graders come to Anderson as inexperienced sixth graders, but soon they become part of our school ac- tivities. RIGHT: Rodney Eaton, Vincent Howard, and Jody Fisher, were a few of the Andersonites that participated in the All-City Save the Trees paper drive. BELOW: Tony Stevens looks impressed at some of the mosaics that Mrs. Harrisberger's classes created. - .553 ' 'seen iss:-.' - iii?-: Q -ilifii is - :f e fvsfii - -35 x lt- -3 ,:E:s :,,.t .ss- : if '- gee iii Neg!! fs is 4. 3' . .I S sf . -'...'-. 5 .. Rs--1 X E: , , .,L.,p,s,s is tiles s X. ' Ei U To sf fi U' CN. ssl ig . . 2 I g-f...-.....-............. ,.- ' 'ef 'fi X . .,.. 12: Terry Johnson Augustus Jones Karen Jones Tania Jordon Terry Keeling Caryn Keel 4,6 'X 53