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

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, Red Cross Performs Useful Projects FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Debbie Thompson, David McMurry, Darrell Clark, Danny Sealy, Ioan Sharpe. SECOND ROW: Vickie Lee Hawkins, Travis Colburn, Mel Smith, Paula Kirk, Karla Curtis, Connie Brady, Jerry Axtell, Charlotte Barnett, Melody Gardner, Beverly Myers. THIRD ROW: Marsha Marsh, Debbie Wat- son. Bill Blair. Nick Carter, Jeff Pappan, Sidney Sanders, Gary Anderson, Eddie Hayes, James Cunningham, Benny Deal. FOURTH ROW: Debbie Ritter, Linda Nelson, Herby White, Ricky Burnett, Kurt Lyles, Anthony Sardis, Eric Allen, Billy Pappan, Mark Collins. Gary Richards. IR. RED CROSS OFFICERS Leading the group in their many activities during the year were these officers who were elected from the representatives chosen by each homeroom. Left to right, they are: Ioan Sharpe, presidentg Debbie Thompson, secretaryg Danny Sealy, trea- tion, sponsor for the group. surerg David McMurray, project chairmang Darrell Clark, reporterg and Mrs. Iris Mus-

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tudent Council Leads School's Activities FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Susan Mclver, Kathy Moore, Gina DeCarolis, Jo Ann Rob - bins, Jenny Weddle, Connie Sanderson, Debbie Tucker, DeLyssa Collins, Sandra See- dorf. SECOND ROW: Vicki Schott, Judy Butler, Linda Cormell, Marsha Rogers, Deb- bie Turney, Susan Merriman, Bette Beaird, Mary Brooks, Jody Bauer. THIRD ROW: Becky Hall, Mary Allen, Johnny Bizzell, John Ogez, Bill Palmer, Jim Prince, Charles Allen, Cheryl Ulsh, Dena Tournquist. FOURTH ROW: Neil Livingston, Vaughn Venner berg, Stanley Donharn, Mel Huffaker, Charles Hollis, Wade Stanberry, Matthew Rich, Robert Day, Chuck Anastas, Mr. Tom E. Nolen. LEADING THE STUDENT COUN- CIL in their many activities during the year were these officers elect- ed by the representatives last fall. Left to right, they are Linda Cor- mell, reporterg John Ogez, vice- president, Debbie Tucker, presi- dent, and Becky Hall, secretary- treasurer. Sponsor Tom Nolen, who is also vice-principal at Mon- roney is shown with the group. ONE OF THE COUNCIL'S projects is the supply stand which is open before school, dur- ing the lunch hours, and between classes. Here office girl Patti Pope helps Ricky Kay and Da- vid King with last minute supplies. L io gg

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FHA Concludes Busy Year of Activities Highlighting a busy year, the Monroney chapter of the Future Hornemakers of America concluded their year with the largest enrollment in the eleven year history of Monroney. Under the leadership of home economics teacher Mrs. Audrey Colston, the organization is open to any ninth grade girl who is enrolled in that subject. The girls attended a sub-district rally in Crescent at the beginning of the year, and then were present at the state-wide convention in Oklahoma City in the fall. Presi- dent Paula Kirk headed the delegation. Installation of officers and several money raising activities were also a part of the group's activities during the year. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Judy Bayless, Colleen Brown, Teri DeWitt. SECOND ROW: Barbara Ray, Janice Culpepper, Kit Mooneyharn, Yvonne DuCasse, Gayle Smith, ,Cheryl Culbertson, Linda Carroll, Leigh Suggs, Grace Wagner, Mary Sue Moseley, Debbie Thompson, Diana Stuart. THIRD ROW: Janice Williams, Darlene Mason, Bon- ita Lord, Donna Umstead, Barbara Brinkman, Janet Robinson, Debbie Hampton, Tra- vis Ann Colburn, LaVada Flora, Gail Hennessey, Ellen Donahue, Kathy Owens, Mrs, Audrey Colston. FOURTH ROW: Martha Dearing, Cynthia Goff, Roberta. Reeser, Rosalie Hahn, Vicki Riddle, Marsha Rogers, Donna Welch, Paula Kirk, Karen Wright, Helen Weiser, Becky Baker, Toni Breitbarth, Debbie Way. -o-o-o-o-o- i 1967 FHA OFFICERS--SEATED, Left to Right: Debbie Hampton, Martha Dearing, i Leigh Suggs, Paula Kirk, Marsha Rogers, T Roberta Reeser, Karen Wright. STANDING SOI1. EMAKER5 9 f '1 +0 ' O Z' 5, fgf 2 2 Q 6 - 5' is to DNEW HO i Darlene Mason, Donna Welch, Janet Robin- 44, 7 4