Monroney Middle School - Thunderbirds Yearbook (Midwest City, OK)

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Elaine Jackson. Mrs. Joyce Wadley, Mrs. Anita Gorham, Mrs.CulleenTobin and Mrs. Laurel Van Horn. OFFERS VARIETY OF ACTIVITIE Seventh graders take geography from Mr. Wayne Barnard and Mrs . Odilia Harvey fleftb and Mrs. Iris Mustion frightl. Mrs. Harvey also teaches 8th grade civics and math. Mrs. Iris Mustion STUDY GEOGRAPHY, CIVICS. HISTORY, SCIENCE , ,, , 1 . ,,.,, 1,,,,.,,.?... Mrs. Loretta Provines and Mrs. Paula Burris. Ninth grade science teachers Mr. Troy Lindse and Mr. Sam Graves cover four areas: earth science, chemistry, biology and physics. Mr. Carroll Rogers,eighth grade biology teacher, gives students a general course in physiology. Mrs. Sarah Leslie and Mr. Cecil Ned drill the seventh graders in the fundamentals of physi- cal science. Pictured below Cstandingb Mr. Troy Lindsey, Mr. Carroll Rogers, Mr. Sarn Graves. lSeated7 Mr. Cecil Ned, Mrs. Sarah Leslie.

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FACULTY LENDS WISDOM, INSPIRATION TO OUR EFFORTS Our faculty members plot the course we follow, steer us in the right direction, and guides us in everypos- sible Way. Their diligence and desire to help have inspired us to make the most of our lives. Mrs. Norma Sanders, Mrs. Marie Nall, Mrs. Martha Included in the language arts department are such sub- reading and spelling, speech, and foreign languages dents receive a good foundation for further study in high school. ANGU GE ART DEP RTME T MATH PROGRAM FEATURES ACCELERATED CLASSES. Monroney's math program offers a diversified study of mathmatics to student who will applythem- selves . Mr. Burgess , head of the department, teach- es advanced eighth grade algebra and ninth grade geometry. Mrs. Jones also teaches ninth grade al- gebra plus seventh grade math. Mr. Payne handles 8th and 9th grade general math, while Mrs. Thornton and Mr. Selman, who are seventh grade teachers, round out the math fac- ulty. - Jones ENGLISH TEACH- ERS iright to left? Miss Virgie Beavers Miss Fredda Davis Mrs. Beverly Walls Mrs. Floreine Cle- mons STUDENTS Mr. Bill Tipton, Mr. Tom McMich MATH IN- STRUCTORS. Mr. NJ. R. Mace Mrs. Agatha Thornton Mr. Paul Selman Mr. Larry Pay- ne Mrs. Vivian Mr. Paul Bur- gess

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'rf' W, If PE CLASSES HAVE LARGE ENROLLMENT. Athletic director George lvie fright? and Miss Donna Samsel head Monroney's physical education depart- ment. Mr. Mike Meek Cleft? also teaches PE and assists Coach lvie in foot- ball and wrestling. Miss Samsel is spon- sor of the pep club in ad- dition to her teaching duties . MOLDING THE IDEALS OF THE FUTURE EIGHTH AND NTNTH GRADE GIRLS take home economics taught by Mrs. Ruth Aylor Ileft? and Mrs. Audrey Colston fright? pictur- ed below. NEW MUSIC DIRECTORS. Two new- comers to Monroney, Mr. Guy Burkhart Cleft? and Mr. Ronald Brumley fright? are in charge of the musical programs. Mr. Burkhart conducts the marching, con- cert and stage bands, while Mr. Brumley is in charge of all vocal music presen- tations. STUDENTS HAVE CHOICE OF ELECTIVES INDUSTRIAL ARTS. Pictured above from left to right are members of the in- dustrial arts faculty. Mr. C. R. Moon, who teaches shop, Mr. Dudley Pyles, the art instructor, and crafts teacher Mr. Al Bagley. I0 COUNSELING PROGRAM EXPANDS. An increase in federal funds provided Monroney with increased counseling facilities. Boys' Counselor John B Martin became half- time while Mrs Frances Herndon became full time girls' counselor