Okmulgee Middle School - Mustangs Yearbook (Okmulgee, OK)

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IOURNALISM STRIVES FOR SUCCESS IN '86 ! QF. Rowj-W. Bliss, M. Bruner, C. York, K. Has- selman, L. Holly QM. Rowj-L. Adams, J. Da- vis, C. Mason, R. Li- kowski, B. Bear, QB. Rowl-C. Tolar, V. Ar- riaga, L. Martin, K. Sla- mans, and D. Matlock are all very excited about making Journalism a great success. Katsey Slarnans really enjoying her free time. 5 Valesha Arriaga, Jackie Davis, and Candy Tolar are busy working on the yearbook. Charlotte Mason and Mark Bruner are measuring pictures and counting copy for the yearbook. K. Hasselman, W. Bliss, L. Martin, L. Holly, L. Adams, K. Slamans, C. Mason, D. Mat- lock, R. Likowski, B. Bear, and M. Bruner are workers on the Journalism staff. if A' 2. 4 Mg ' ' , .I .V fi? if ,Ly L X, 3 . , A . . ...-. , :iii L r . r 64304.15 . 'Q 22' A My A' A 'H , .. . .,.,. ,y 3, .. f . . ,. warm ., .

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SHR . Li' ... .. 'K. -'Y elle Y S . Q A ' .., M M ,agfyf 2 TNI? I- X, . l ' 1 K ',, 1 I H 'N . I ,,.. I ,JW I W .,fk mm -V' L.,, . I K -W , . SPEECH AND DRAMAf DEBATE This year Speech and DramafDe- bate students are 1st Row QL to RJ: C. York, L. Holly, N. Dickens, L. Noble, S. Parsons, W. Bliss, D. Smith, C. Allen, G. Morris, and J. Dulin. 2nd Row QL to Rl: A. Taylor, T. Neville, D. Powell, K. Carter, M. Maxey, T. Iimboy, C. Byers, G. Rice, And D. Penn. 3rd Row QL to RJ: J. Pitman, M. Montgomery, S. Beel, M. Greenhaw, J. Robison, A. Nelson, A. Sullivan, S. Walker, T. Rogers, M. Wilson, and T. Rich- ardson. 4th Row QL to RJ: D. Os- born, C. Collins, D. Behn, K. Brooks, P. Pointer, B. Pointer, M. Miller, A. King, R. Coy, and L. Brown. Sth Row lL toRJ: B. Hayden, D. Pyeatt, M. Jones, P. Richmond, E. Kelly, A. Keesee, B. Bishop, R. Swwallow, C. Butler, M. Thomp- son, A. Pettijohn, A. Simmons, and V. Kelly. QFar Leftj Daniel Crowley is propos- ing to Jill Tresia as they act for the camera. Daniel and Jill along with other 7th and 8th Graders went to several speech contests as the O.M.S. Speech Team. They did ex- cellent a ainst other schools across the Noraieastern Oklahoma. QLeftJ Sheila Parsons and William Bliss are caught off guard as they reform their contest piece.Wil- liam stares intently at Shelia's hand as she slaps him in this award win- ning piece. The 1986-87 Drama-Debate Team is 1st Row QL to Rl: Lance Holly, Nicole Dickens, Laura Noble, Kris- tina Carter, Shelia Parsons, Wil- liam Bliss, Don Pyeatt, Mark Jones, and Phil Richmond. 2nd Row KL to RJ: Angela Taylor, Terri Neville, Debbie Powell, Melenie Miller, La- trenia Brown, Vicky Kelly, Jeff Robinson, Steve Beel, Mark Mont- gomery, and Mike Greennaw. 3rd Row CL to RJ: Chad York, Brad Hay- den, Chad Collins, Pauline Pointer, Beatrice Pointer, Sydney Walker, Tanya King, Twanna Richardson, and Jerry Pitman.

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. l 5 ' . . 4':A . C I 25912 ' ' 'k I I y ' 12, ,h., 5'-M Q! Q ' A 'rf I Center Left: After school, the cheerleaders practice a new routine. Middle: In a pep assembly the cheerleaders clap their hands and stomp their feet to the Mustang Beat! Far Right: At one of the first football games the cheerleaders show spirit and enthusiasm by doing a pyramid. Left B: Ms. Schonwald and the O.M.S. Cheerleaders stand around the Christmas tree with new expectations for the New Year. SPIRIT LEADERS The O.M.S. Cheerleaders have spent many hours practicing for games and preparing for pep assemblies. The sponsor, Ms. Linda Schonwald, has done an outstanding job in keeping the girls full of energy and spirit! Sth grade cheerleaders are: Bottom Left To Right: Gena McIntosh, Sheila Parsons, Kristina Carter, Terri Neville. Top Left To Right: Katsey Slamans, Michelle Bell and Ynetta Graham.