Oxford High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Oxford, KS)

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There were so many activities this year!! Do you remember??? The Kayette Christmas game shows ... Robert Stephen speaking to us ... The girl’s basketball team going to State ... Kayete Daddy- Daughter Date Night ... Senior’s college day at Cowley ... Alumni football game ... The band getting I’s at State ... “Psycho” at Christmas ... football team won Bi-district... Justina and Debbie — homecoming queens ... Barry Hanna at the athletic banquet . .. Seniors won the rifle shooting contest ... Oxford Night at Cowley ... chemistry class went to Salina ... Both basketball teams won league ... Jami, Cathy, and Peggy representing Oxford, Ashton, and Gueda Apr- ings at the Arkalala ... Business competition at Butler County Com- munity College ... Student Council doughnut breaks ... President Reagan was re-elected ... The record “We Are The World” was made for the support of the Ethiopian famine, by the American song artists

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0 0 0 The student council is a group of chosen student representatives. They have Mr. Wycoff as a sponsor who helps keep projects rolling and things in line. This year the student council had activities such as the hidden bats on Halloween that could be turned in for prizes. They also held a Christmas dance with KEYN supplying the D.J. The last day before Christmas vacation, the student council rented the movie “Psycho” for the high school students to watch. To start the 1985 year off, the student council held a basketball homecoming dance. One of the student council members, Jeff Leggett, provided the D.J. entertainment. A new idea done several times throughout the year was a donut break from 10:00 to 10:20 a.m. Student council members sold donuts and milk during this time. It seemed to go over well. Something people seemed to avoid is the fact that the Oxford Student Council is slowly falling in- to a state of apathy. There is hardly anyone who wants to put forth an effort to get things done. 1984-85 president Keel White stated, “I was disappointed in the effort put forth by several members. For examble, people left without cleaning up after dances. I just hope that next year there is more effort by members, and that they do more stuff.” First row: Treasurer, Jami Delp; President, Keel White; Vice President, Denise Woods; Secretary, MicheUe Deyoe; and Sponsor, Mr. Wyckoff. Second row: Sonia Young, Angie Williams, Tammy Lowry, Michelle Russell, Sandy Bain, Theresa Glasgow, Cathy Betzen. Third row: Jimmy Neises, Elaine Neises, David Lowry, John Cooney, Mark Jones, Jeff Leggett, Steven Bratcher, Curt Farha. Fourth row: Peggy Swanson, Debbie Moore, Keitha Adams, Jeff Middleton, Dan Metz, Justina Young, Roberta Dennett, and Julie Turner.