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

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PHOTOGR PHY CLASS PRO IDES TRAINING 8 INSTRLICTIO In addition to providing instruction in the funda- mentals of photography, Mr. Graves and his group provide all the pictures for the school annual and newspaper. They also compile a pictorial record of all the important school events as they take place. At right, Ron Hunt works with the enlarger. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Diane Sapp, Diane Smith, Debbie Thompson, Helen Vernon, Linda Wells, Ginger Swan, Pat Decker, Sandy Conway, Nancy Klonowsky, Allana Wade. SECOND ROW: Morri Rose, Laquita Berryhill, Sharon Shadoan, Jerri Burkhalter, Karen Kirksey, Barbara Fer- guson, Diana Willis, Steve Myers, Joe Droll, Timmy Cluck, Jim Sutton. THIRD ROW: Jess Gordon, Buel Wells, Hollie Hamilton, Randy Bos- well, Mike Cornforth, Charles Holmes, Don Chappell, Fred Burger, Kenny Bass, Ronald Hunt, Mr. Sam Graves, instructor. Fred Burger takes a picture out of the developer. lnstructors in the industrial arts depart- ment are Cleft to rightl: Clifford Moon, Dudley Pyles, and A. L. Bagley. Shop students Charles Hollis and James Gregory work on sanding a project before applying the finish to it.

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Assisting the counselors in such chores as working on folders, answering the phone, oper- ating the clinic, administering first aid, and running errands are these assistants in the counseling office. SEATED: Cynthia Scott, Carla Prigmore, Susan Gonders, Suzanne Morgan, Vicki Turnipseed. STANDING: Mr. John B. Martin, boys' counselor, Bob Jones, Tina Welden, Sheri Lange, Mrs. Frances Herndon, girls' counselor. MISS FLAME CHOSEN In connection with National Fire Prevention Week, the Midwest City Fire Department sponsored a Miss Flame contest for the first time this year. Monroney eighth grader Roberta Reeser was named the representative from our school by popular Vote of the student body. Roberta represented our school in several parades, was presented a trophy for her efforts in behalf of fire prevention, and was pictured in both metropolitan newspapers. LIBRARLANS. Student helpers in the library include the following girls: Seated, Sherry Hays, Gayle Smith, Carolyn McKinney, Jaxie Slatter, Sandra Fox, Karen Amann. Standing, Mrs. Anita Gorham, MISS FLAME Roberta Reeser librarain, Barbara Garrison, Laura Martin, Sharon Purvis, Kathy Henning, Sherry Mercer, Shirley Mercer, Judy Bayless, Nancy Klonowsky.

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SEATED, Left to Right: Tina Welden, Patti Pursifull, Shirley Mercer, Judy Ritter, Fran cile Stuart, Janet Arnold, Janie Gregory, Mary Richardson, Barbara Lipps, Janine Henderson, Jeannie Davis, Janice Wayland. STANDING: Mrs.AudreyColston, sponsor, Barbara Olsen, Karen Crenshaw, Vicki James, Debby Ripple, Judy Goode, Vicki Smith, Cynthia Scott, Virginia Earley, Mary Trowbridge, Linda Robertson, Bertha Wilder. FHA GIVES GIRLS GOOD TRAINING FOR THE FUTURE Instruction in home economics is divided between cooking and sewing. 1965-66 OFFICERS. Pictured at left are the officers for the FHA for this year. They are: Tina Welden, secretary, Janice Wayland vice-president, Janie Gregory, president, and Barbara Lipps, treasurer.