University High School - Schooner Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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'VW uq John Adams Lee Cate Joe Lee Clem Nu-s,. ' V V , ,- QE 'l EEE t Bruce Amare-Cher ees if deff i5i'r , Wtfi J 'fl 7-.L , EYKT df JEQESQT ?r gq ggi fi, .W ' uififhl V Charlotte Clevenger Nancy Conover At the first of the year the seventh grade elected officers: David Wallace, presidentg Warren Cotts. vice-Dresidentg Lee Cate, secretaryg Bo Southwood, treas- urerg and Bruce Amspacher, parliamentar- ian. Mrs. Kathryn Buchanan was the class sponsor. Student Council representatives elected were Linda Pulliam and Terry Rutherford. John Adams represented the class on the Sooner Cub staff and Jim White and John Adams were members of the Schooner staff. Last year's seventh grade bought ma- terial for classroom curtains, so this year the seventh and eighth grade girls made them in their homemaking class. Sure! the boys had to hang them. They Warren Cotts Stephen Foreman Allen Kerr Elnora Livezey Vartin M0ses Class officers -- Bo Southwood , Warren Cotts , David Wallace, Lee Cate , and Bruce Amspacher ---- call a class meeting to order. -22.. eventh

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Ann MacMinn Martha McCarter Dominique Noth Jean Noth David Pugmire David Rennie Jack Riley brightened by the arrival of Mike Kes- ler. The second semester found the class officers being Joel Barbour, presi- dentg David Rennie, vice-presidentg Martha McCarter, secretaryg and David Pugmire, treasurer. During the second semester, there were excursions to Oklahoma City's television stations. Eighth graders were also busy at work for the Science Fair. All considered this year was a very good one for a happy eighth grade class. r my Looking over a Science Fair project on dinosaurs are Jean Noth, Roy Cowan, and David Pugmire. Diane Roberts Danny Timmons Margaret Warren Elizabeth Wofford

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Lucia Rohrbaugh Terry Rutherford Mary Ann Smith Bo Southwood David Wallace Jim White Grade also bought a combination screen and bul- letin board and several potted plants which altogether made their classroom very attractive, and to some of them-very UKAT.W They celebrated with a Uhouse- warmingn at which their parents were guests, and they presented a program of songs and Indian dances. Of course there were reireshments, and the games and dancing were Cas usualj the most fun of all. They're planning to use the room from now on as a Junior High Center. Are they social? Sure, they arel Dur- ing the year they had a series of infor- mal classroom parties, and before the end of school they entertained the eighth grade with a WSpring Frolicn which was really U N F O R G E T T A B L E ll Valerie Graber Charles Phillips Joe Mike Woods awww L?iF fourth-hour class. ..25.. Linda Pulliam Jimmy Reinish Interested seventh graders study books in reading