West Junior High School - Eagle Yearbook (Muskogee, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1980 volume:

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Q 4 i fs v 4 Bubba Welch, first-vice president Kelli johnson, and Terri Canaday take time to pose for a picture while enjoying a B Lunch softball game. v Stacy Ford, editor of the West Express, corrects a mistake in her typing before the publishing of the upcoming of the school newspaper. The West Express was a main source of information for the students, as well as being fun to read. The local gossip seemed to be the most popular topic in the paper. Her staff included one freshman, two eighth graders and one seventh grader: Julie Wright, Mary Woodard, Lori Brown, and julie Guthrie. CBCDY DCES lT BETTER 4. Ni The 8:10 bell rang and once again another year's activities began. Students opened 'their books and began another hard year of studying. English, math, social studies, and science became a part of their daily routine. The work wasn't easy but we did it. However, it didn't occupy the entire day's hours. Students kept busy by joining the Pep Club and cheering on the sports teams, selling candy- bars for the Student Council, attending matches with the traveling debate team, rehearsing for this year's Freshman Play, competing with other fourth hour classes in softball games during A and B lunches, making floats for the holiday parades, rehearsing for choir concerts, working in the Regal Eagle concession stand, campaigning for Student Council offices and attending pep assem- blies. More students participated in the school's wNE.Sl Carol Ellison works off excess energy be fore her afternoon classes. Second-vice president Marcia Asquith waves 'bye-'bye to Mr. Tobey's calico .The school playground was a place for friends to sit and talk on lunch hour. The CUl'IBif1S- large, grassy campus was a natural for rest and relaxation. ',:p- Students Prove 1980 To Be The Best Year Ever activities than was expected. Victory parties at Ken's Pizza were overflowing, as was the enthusi- asm. The conduct of the student body at victory parites has been greatly improved over last year. School spirit is really better than it was last year. It makes me glad I'm a cheerleader, said head cheerleader Sally Simpson. I think maybe the fire had alot to do with it. The attendance at football games has gone up, so has the score, she proudly stated. The yells have been Iouder. ludy Mitch- ell, cheerleader sponsor, said that she was very impressed with the school enthusiasm. The students worked together this year more ever than ever before. Each person took part in making this the best year ever. 3 4 Susan Freeman and Darrin Lauscher find that two makes better company than one. Susan and Darrin are both Freshman and are loving every minute of it. Disco-dancer Pam Syrus struts for the camera. Pam proved her talent at the mixers where she always drew crowds of watchers. Q ' Y rar-- , km Q . .. u ,L 5 fm' l l l 1 S E la Above is Mrs. Carol Casey, the new school librarian. She came to West from Warner, Ok. The fire totally wiped out the library in the old building. So, this year we had to start from scratch, said Mrs. Casey. The library is slowly filling up with books, magazines and audio visual equipment thanks to other city schools, patrons and the dedicated work of Mrs. Casey. She added that she would try to mold the library into a media center situation. Raymond Kirby, student manager of the football team, bandages the bruised leg of quarterback Lake Moore. v EAGLES V-l-C-T-O-R-Y El' :LM . ffl H is-h th. I-- x cg? ' ig ' 53 :slit H 1' f f i i A -H 1 .F .cg Q x I Principal Vyrl Keeter WE WON'T SETTLE FOR ANYTHING LESS Assistant Principal james johnson Wingback Don Hill 14445 rests as he watches the team practice. Hill later went on to score West's winning touchdown at A.R.'s Homecoming. Freshman Bobby Skeith makes an unsuccessful attempt to clean out his half of the locker. 9 Emily Branscum, Rebecca Rooney and Laura Baker, all eighth grade Pep Club members, show off their Eagle Spirit! THE ROAD TGRECC ERY n- r ,'-it I --. n r 1 ..i '-ll?'nrl.j'l: ll T Michael Neel gives Teresa Watkins a boost as she gives a big cheer for the Eagles. David Napier carefully tools a piece of leather, which will later become a miniature saddle. Leathercraft is only one of the many interesting projects learned in the crafts class directed by Mr. Ed Gibson. Crafts students are introduced to copperart, decoupage, wood carving, mirror art, resin- casting, and more. The crafts couse is one of the most popular electives chosen by seventh, eighth and ninth graders. When we asked David why he decided to take this elective, he said, I've always been kind-of artistic and I like working with my hands. He also said that he really enjoys the class. 1Greg Payton, Valerie Batchelor, Alex Reynolds and April Baker stop for a shot in front of the West jr. High sign. The sign reads Temporary Home of West jr. High . The adjustment of moving to the vacated Sadler Annex was not an easy one, but we did it. The new West junior High School will be located at 56th street and Okmulgee and construction is scheduled to be finished in the Spring of 1982. STUDENTS ARE REACTING WITH MORE SPIRIT, ENERGY AND SCHOOL LOYALTY. ....-.Q Pausing for a pose, Karen Steele, an office aid, fills out the daily absentee list. Ben Baker Social Studies Buck Ballard Math, Coach Everett Baucom Science Bill Beach History, Coach Gary Bivin Counselor, Coach Carol Casey Library, A.V. lerry Derrick Social Studies Gwen Freeman Learning Dis. Ed Gibson Arts, Crafts Rosalee Griffin Spanish Wanda Groom Counselor Cliff Hallum Math Alta Hash Science, Home Ec. Virgie Irving Math, Science lo Klingman Math DeAnna Lloyd Girls P.E. Joyce McNamee Special Ed. ludy Mitchell Reading, Sponsor Arlene Montgomery .sh Art, English 1' William Newlin Special Ed. -e-'12 V tn AEP X l ill A.. W' '7 f 'N --f li. N.. , i i ggi .Q ,-1 4..-f' fi ls I ! VT ,ff f L ,-5 Q47 QP xg 00 7 .414 25.- Maxine Newlon Orchestra jim O'dell Woodwork Hazel Pate Science Carol Payne Secretary Eugene Perkins Science Celestine Rogers Science Mitzi Ross Counselor Marie Salmon English Phyllis Sams FHA Billy Sanders Speech, Pub. Cyril Scroggins English Carol Smith English Steve Snider Band Gene Tarvier Secretary Bill Tobey History, S.C. Brooks Tolbert Boys P.E., Coach Ima lean Vinzant Aide Henry Whitaker English .Cooper Cox, a West High seventh grader, enjoys the cool, clear Indian Summer weather. vA very debonair Danny Wilson relaxes on lunch hour. vTrading after-school snacks was often seen as was the mob at the Regal Eagle concession stand. The name Regal Eagle was chosen in a Student Council-sponsored contest, entered by luli Wolfe. Student Council officers and members volunteered to work afternoons. More people could be served this year because of the large space in which to work. Students were thankful for the brrr-cold Freeze Pops on hot August days. All in all, Mr. Tobey was very pleased with the success of the store. I, , THE BEST G LY C-ET BETTER .Kevin Locke finds his name in the school newspaper as julie Guthrie and Mark Byrum look for theirs. Q Kim Hood, April West, and Shawn Smith tease each other while waiting for an after-school bus. Campus Casanovas strike a sexy pose as the camera snaps. v Eczgtt .L , C Cosby Ford stretches before starting another pain- ful football practice. QQ Vince Whitley and Frank Bender wait to play the pinball machine at a mixer. v DeeAnn Martin, juli Wolfe, jennifer Clare, Karen Smith, and Darron Henry relax after lunch. ,D- West High Moves into The Spotlight 11 . 1 tu 5 A -1 .lt-gf GH 2 .wp-Q., RL. 'T 'N W Si-Q., L' -u-.- Ay. X 5111 1 '99 W if L. V' I I.. 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Miriam Person Kelli johnson Marcia Asquith Student Council President First Vice President Second Vice President FRESH N '79 C777 ,J xi 'iff i e....' , -fr1l ,' ' it gl il' fi -. - AJ K Y Y X FZ' ill 1 Berry, lon Boos, Ayne- Booth, Peggy Boyer, Tony Boykins, Beulah Boykins, Lois Breiner, Rebecca Brennan, Lori Britt, Daryl Brown, Reniece Brown, Ronnie Brown, Sherri Bruce, Natasha Bryant, Vincent Bryson, Ronna Cannaday, Terri Cantwell, Terry Carter, Kim Casserlie, Vicki Chaplin, Angela Chatman, Barbara Chatman, Bobby Chuculate, Cliff Clare, jennifer Cloer, Shelly Cordell, Kevin Daniels, Donna Davis, Angela Davis, Ann Davis, Henry Davis, Michael Deffenbaugh, Regie Denson, joel Desmuke, Carla ' Dotson, Larry Durossette, Bobby Edwards, Anita Espada, Cami Fite, Mary Fleming, William 134 'T Ma 'Qs i Thi .LJ i ggi W5 lv.. l S, AI w 'i lj?-fi il I5 fl? ?71 7 li 1 YD X 'X 4 as... If Z... -' ' ...Ilan Ford, Stacy Fox, David Freeman, Susan Fullbright, Delicia Fullbright, Devetta Gallegos, Vickie Gray, Willie Etta Green, Lisa Griffin, Sherri Grimes, Robin Guinan, Martha Guy, Sherri Hall, Steve Hankins, Kim Harbison, jim Harris, Henry Henry, Darron Herzog, Cecille Hill, Blanton Hill, Don Hill, Lolethia Holland, Rodney Holmes, Alice Hudson, Carl lvy, Steve lacobs, Roger lamerson, Ronnie johnson, Dyon Jordan, jerry jordan, Shawn Kirby, Raymond Lauscher, Darrin Leatherman, Troy Lee, Rita Linglebach, Sam Marlow, Kim Martin, Dee Ann Martin, Kenny Martin, Susan Mason Todd 4-4- 5--Q' X 3 i ft-4 , ..... l r l i ri Q' ls fy ri ,. W . 0,3 EE? ami .rw qvvfl AAI! McCart, jeff McDonald, Kandi McGugin, Carol McKinney, Renee Meyer, Tommy Miner, Melissa Monholland, Susan Moore, Lake Morris, Darryl Moss, Adrian Myers, Bobby Myers, jackie Nelson, Everett Newman, Brenda Newman, Susan Oliver, Diana Owens, Jeff Parris, Allen Payton, Greg Perry, Dale Pickard, Lisa Pierce, Angela Ragsdale, Anthony Ragsdale, Dana Reed, Carol Reynolds, Alex Robertson, Pat Rolland, Trisha Ross, Tonya Sallee, Kevin Sandlin, Scot Self, Teddy Self, Robin Shoemake, Gary Simmons, Anna Simpson, Sally Skieth, Bobby Smart, Vicky Smith, Karen Spence, Buddy fi QT? Stacy, Lori Steel, Karen Stell, Dina Stevenson, Mike Steward, Misty Stine, Bruce Strand, Billy Summers, julia Syrus, Pam Timmons, Lovern Timmons, Norman Trible, Ernest Weaver, lack Welch, Bubba Whitley, Vince Wilkinson, Tyra Withers, Karen woffard, Karen Wolfe, juli Wood, Aaron Woodson, Don Wright, julie Yarbrough, Terry 5 1: 4 4 I I l misss 1 V 5 1 . PICTURE NOT AVAILABLE: Frank Bartholet Rodney Gaston Chris Lewis Robbie Cowan Anthony Grayson lon Smalling Kevin Crice Sue Harvey Danny Wilson .Kim Marlow smiles broadly as she watches friends on her lunch hour qQMrsty Steward kindly helps counselor Mitzi Ross get schedule changes corrected .Sv Q in .'.', ' ' N QA sly lim Harbison waltzes down the stairs with julia h ao. ' ie . A i ls 'l , , Summers lim and lulra were the yearbook editors for 1979- I tn M.- 'a. .. ,r'. rl ,-1, 'x Hx. -., w 'Q ,.., , . Vx, v . -7 '-.1 'Y P. v 1 .,.. .yi f ' ,. . ., -n..r5, .,,. . , , , 1. , J . 4 f 'Tis -C 1.4 FASHIO BIZ The fashion trend always seems to be changing. This year was no exception. Fashions ranged from painter's pants to pleats and from Levi's to loafers. Cor- duroy jeans were really big this year as were corduroy blazers. Ties were in the form of rib- bons and sweaters were ac- cepted. French collars went out and rounded ones came in. Velour also edged its way into the scene. However alot of the students wore what is always in style Levi's and t-shirts. A few students were seen wearing a pair of Calvin Klein's which are only Levi's with Mr. Klein's name on the righthand back pocket ... never-the-less jeans. Suspenders also were fairly popular. ' So you see the trends will al- ways constantly come and go. In fact if you kept these pleats, blazers and shirts long enough you'll no doubt be able to wear them in style again before long. Pictured to the right is juli Wolfe and Ann Boos, ninth graders. Juli is wearing a cordu- roy blazer with a rounded col- lared shirt. Ann is wearing a pair of Calvin Klein corduroy jeans, a tweed blazer and a rib- bon tie. Both girls are wearing Bass shoes. will ' -Q' EIGHTH GRADE Adams, Kristie Arnold, Bobby Barker, Mike Beach, Kasey Beaty, Kathy Beaver, Maggie Boos, Doug Bowler, Bill Brady, Mike Branscum, Emily Brock, Sara Brown, Curtis Ti? I f P .fri 1 A Hifi MQ' i Lori Brown Brian Pierret Student Council Secretary Student Council Treasure EIGHTH GRADE .f-if - Tj! l 'N 39 In ,fs- if at. ff I Mfr- .S 6:1 1--... .P Brown, Joyce Brown, Paula Brown, Paul Burton, Stacey Byrum, Mark Cade, Monica Carter, jason Chatman, Lisa Cheek, William Chuculate, Lorene Clemons, Lisa Clouse, Helen Cole, Alvin Coleman, Linda Cooper, Tim Cox, jimmy Craig, Rochelle Curtis, Christie Davis, Christine Desmuke, Gayle Davis, Lewayna Doerner, Tim Dyer, Matt Ellis, Rayford Ellison, Carol Elvandor, Brenda Fain, Dwane Ford, Cosby Ford, Sandy Foster, Melissa Fuller, Rick Glover, Debbie Gordon, Evette Gordon, Spencer Gray, jackie Green, Robbie Griffin, David Grimes, Rusty Hannah, Darren Hargus, Annette Hardcastle, Frank Harris, David Harvey, Denise Henderson, Hadji Hilton, Becky Hood, Chet Hood, Kim Hood, Tim -1 -ai-na , . ' ,Q A, . . ,- - .L .i.. yr . - , -. - ii. . f .l 'v' A -, ,X 1 ,gf r' A yn, 1 549,71 . X K: Ia 'l , F P , .' 5 -.. 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V I F - 'A I I my i xx X I i,i.' - Ll-AL. -ni' Sx ll f ig- TS . 1 3 4 8th grader Brian Huber reads over his math assignment. Q David Harris receives assistance from LeLe Davis. wfflj' A Rick Fuller hauls Library materials to the needed classrooms. 4 Kim Thompson craftfully cuts some material in Home Ec. r . nl 5 -s.. Ll' 'nIr. 1 vf.-M-,',- :M .1 .LJQVIII-I- , -,-lil ., ' , .--. .,,.. ,QW L 4 wffv L-, TH GRADE .iw I A , LL. ul, I Ir. Adams, Kurtis Adair, Diane Alcorn, Gary Anderson, Ronnie Applegarth, Ollie Bailey, Marty Baker, lames Beaudry, Lisa Bender, Brenda Beth, jamie Blackburn, Warren Bowlin, Shawn Brazil, Chris Brior, jamie Brown, Captoria Brown, Darlene Bryant, Richard Burgess, Lana Cade, Dee Dee Cannady, Tina Cooper, Thomessa Corbell, Ronja Carpenter, Shelly Carter, Steve Chaplin, Dondria Cheeter, Eugene Clemens, April Cox, Cooper Crooks, Raymond Davis, Lynne Dodd, Robert Drew, Freddy Durossette, Ward Flock, Kevin Forrest, Karina Foster, Gary Gaston, Natalie Grayson, Arnold Grayson, Dwight Green, Amie Hargrove, LaShaun Harvey, Natalie Hayes, Shelly Hill, Laura Hill, Loretta Hogan, Billy Hood, Mark Hughes, Charles Hull, Stella lohnson, Albert johnson, Bronwyn johnson, Robyn lones, Donna jones, Felicia jones, Troy Kiddie, Freddie Landes, Rena LaPorte, Mike Lauscherd, Richard Lee, lames Lowe, Bryan McEachron, Tim Mabery, loyce Marshall, Harold Meyer, Kenny Miner, Debbie Morbitzer, Paul Napier, David Nero, Robert Newberry, Barry Nunley, Brian Nunley, Rodney 'V' ,,-.,. ir1':f.A , l. i L, i--f or Quill ' .1 'J .,-1 .441 ....- L'A ge- ,wa Obregon, Moses Perry, Michelle Pettit, Tonya Pratt, Roddy Reddy, Rahal Reish, Jessie Richardson, Tracy Robinson, Luther Ross, Tracy Schoonover, Brenda Simmons, Donna Sims, Michael Sipes, Franky Sheeler, Shellie Sheppard, Kim Shirel, Patty Sheets, Matthew Smart, john Stanford, Sammie Summers, Andrew Taylor, Penny Thompson, Ben Tidwell, jeff Tollett, Wesley Virgin, Walter Walters, Paige Warren, Debra Wartson, lessie Wartson, joe Wyatt, Scott Webster, Flois Wiedel, Andy Whitley, Shon Williams, Daniel Wofford, Sandy Yandall, lim S- -A , Fig' Smith Michael Anil! l , Irv... 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'lst row: Mrs. Anderson, Marcia Asquith, Sally Simpson, Sherri DeShuyser 2nd row: Melissa Miner, Sherri Guy, Doris Robertson, Brenda Newman, Pat Robertson 3rd row: Mark McClain, Melissa Foster, Sue Harvey, lerry Anderson CHORUS -T7 1st row: Rebecca Rooney, Kim Williams, Laura Baker, Kathy Baugh, Ronda Stanford, Felicia jones 2nd row: Lana Burgess, Darlene Brown, Kim Shepherd, DeeDee Cade, Natalie Harvey, Susie Yarbrough, Tyra Wilkinson 3rd row: Lois Boykins, Alice Holmes, Lovern Timmons, Norman Timmons, Jerome Anderson, Donna Daniels 4th row: Dana Ragsdale, Kim Carter, Susan Martin, Ann Smith, Carol McGugin, Dina Stell, Vince Whitley -45, 4 f '1 fa wssr .Li WIS? its J-Mfrs as Q 1st row: Vicki Gallegos, Carl Bouchillon, Leslie lvens, Carol Ellison, Audrey Hopkins, Shirley Watson 2nd row: Mrs. Anderson, Dana McCart, Donna jones, Paula Brown, Deanna Hughart, Maggie Beaver 3rd row: Denise Marsh, Kenny Martin, Leonard Nelson, Beulah Boykin, Diana Oliver gs E 4 With Dana Ragsdale on the ivories, Lovern Timmons, Jerome Anderson, Vince Whitley, Laura Baker and Stacey Burton practice a few of the favorite Christmas carols. 1. ,qs .lx 'U 0 'ra 4 Singing Christmas carols is as much a part of Christmas as Santa Claus. Q Chorus members preformed Sunshine and Snowflakes for their Christmas concert. 1st row: Kasey Beach, jennifer Baker, Miriam Person, Ann Boos, jennifer Williams, Kim Thompson, Lauri Weakland, Valerie Yaffee 2nd row: Darryl Morris, Bobby Skeith, Paula Turner, Deanna Hughart, jennifer Syfrett, jon Whitley 3rd row: Doug Boos, Brian Huber, jeff Totty, Mickey Liston, Billy Smith, David Mason, Paul Brown 4th row: Donny jones Todd Mason, David Harris, Ricky Fuller, Mike Barker, Clark Cheek Sth row: Frank Bender, Robbie Green, Mathew Dyer, Martha Guinen, Larry Dotson 'lst row: Paul Morbitzer, Karina Forrest, Brenda Bender, Captoria Brown, Loretta Hill 2nd row: Ward Durossette, Amy Green, Michelle Perry, Dina Cox, Kevin Flock, jeff Tidwell 3rd row: Sammy Stanford, Andy Wiedel, Troy jones, Danny Williams, Freddy Drew, Charles Hughes ll ll Av, -..gr 1 1 N 1-Q. 4 Bth grader Deanna Hughart carefully follows the score. R., , 4 lp 5, 411 --11-Q QF! Q Spirited Ann Boos plays a West High fight song to get the Pep Assembly going in the gym. Tuba player Bo Green awaits the directors instructions. 1 . ll Darryl Morris rehearses for the Spring concert, 4 Lauri Weakland intently follows the directions of Mr. Snider. lx l v jeff Tony and David Mason practice for a Pep Assembly that after- 4 Valerie Yaffe relaxes as Mr. Snider drills noon and the following Homecoming game. Inset photo: Paul Brown the brass over a concert number, 'N' i , J' I, V. .1 Ar x S N A x J' i , 1 l 'ld 'lst row: Mrs. Newlon, William Flemming, Valerie Batchelor, Willie Etta Gray, jeff Perryman, Tracy Ross, Ann Davis 2nd row: Cecille Herzog, Annette Hargus, Christie Curtis, Brenda Elvander, Adrian Moss, Kathy jennings, Regina Smith 3rd row: April Baker, Chris Casper, Gary Alcorn, jimmy Cox, Frank Hardcastle, Tony Boyer ' S af' Each instrument must be perfectly tuned to get a blending Willie Etta Gray, celloist, has enjoyed playing her tone. Kathy Jennings carefully listens for that matching note. string instrument since fifth grade. Q Adrian Moss keeps a steady practice of her violin. An important part of her hobby is turning her strings and keeping her bow well-rosined. D Brenda Gilvander gives com- plete attention to her music. v Ann Davis and Cristie Curtis rehearse for contest as Mrs. Newlon accompanies on the keys. .eq .. f X55 I3 X 1 . ,J NGBODY DCDES IT BETTER . . . SPORTS EAGLE FCCTBALL 1st row: Devin Beach, Steve Allen, Lake Moore, Blanton Hill, Bobby Chatman, Kevin Cordell, Darren Hannah, Ronnie Brown 2nd row: Danny Wilson, Steve Ivy, Jeff Owens, Don Hill, Billy Strand, Vincent Bryant, Raymond Kirby 3rd row: lon Berry, Terry Cantwell, Darron Henry, Alex Reynolds, Daryl Britt, Greg Payton, Mike Stevenson, Frank Bender, jack Weaver W, l A l l l ill l ll -l 7 F' ' 1 all I-ff - , --is l'- r . l ' 'ta- 1 1 W, lu Li ., ,L S ?'-4'-av' 1st row: Curtis Brown, Rusty Grimes, Cosby Ford, Steve Ledbetter, Rayna Wilson, Wade Stckstill, jeff Totty 2nd row: Tim Doerner, jason Carter, Tim Cooper, Charles Lee, Ike Nelson, Joel Obregon, Bill Bowler, Robert Bryant, Bob Humphrey, Mickey Liston 3rd row: David Mason, johnny Perkins, Spencer Gordon, johnny Pettis, Galan Moore r.v ' , V- 4' , ,N ,,, v5,.,, r.,-,,, 1, , ' V e f -1 . 'v- A- f .IN A f, r. - - 4 Freshman power-paks rush out onto the field on a frosty Octo- ber evening. r,'f's l if XE, Tl -J' If . - 'l1 '2'7. . s - '96 Q Sore bones and bruises were part of the vigorous daily routine. l ,L-r ' .. io-, wr - '- - -. 4 West tackles the opposition. if .f af a.,. 'W. 115 , , f-V Q-,'vvs.!..., D L .wp r M, J . '?,v'iV'f' .7ig,ag,. - , . lr'g,AgQ-1.1!-g foe-ffpf' V ru: :,?.'42',, -5 e,.-.f PM , Nh, s U,,.,A., A The successful tackle was practiced one on one v The game is on. 'f11m- - 1st row: Brian Pierret, Steve Allen, Kevin Cordell, Albert johnson, Shawn Bowlin, Roddy Pratt, Andrew Summers 2nd row Steve Stewart, Allen Nickelson, Mickey Liston, Rusty Grimes, jerry Jordon, Wesley Savage, Timmy Doerner 3rd row: Mr. Tolbert, Spencer Gordon, lim Yandell, Frank Bender, Napoleon McBride, Terry Cantwell, Don Hill, Charles Coons WEST RESTLING MQ ' 4 4 The physical strength necessary for wrestling is amazing. Spencer Gordon fits his headgear. , r m lfrg , 4 West High wrestler Steve Stewart battles in an exhausting match with Chris Morphis of Fort Gibson at an in-town match. Q A defeated Terry Cantwell relaxes after a hot grueling match. qs, l -.,Q,K'. H !-- 8th grader wrestler Tim Doerner streches ln an odd positron before his Q Steve s ahead right now but Morphrs went on to win with a in match Wrestling was a very popular sport at West High this year Wrestlin however, is a world of struct diets endurance, quickness, mental alertness and demanding physical strength. The coaches made sure that the athletes were kept in top shape throughout the ear. The weights of the matmen ranged from 82 QKevin Cordelll to 170 CAlex Reynolds, Darryl Brittl L W-Y 'Ist row: Scott Sandlin, jeff Owens 2nd row: lulie Wright, Cooper Cox, David Griffin 3rd row: Ayne Boos, Doug Boos, Rick Fuller, juli Wolfe 1 . 1, , f, .7-,ga Scott serves . , , Cooper return-it's out . . . Scott serves again .. . bfi-HQ--2 . . . Cooper scores . . . but Scott .k, I , 4' lil. Af, x ,, , I - H t.' .,g. .' .. r 'ff ., ET' .rg . ' 17 ww,- ,!,. 4' ,xiii in lf, A 5 I r 'il-7 'i 5 ,XM HQ, 5 1' Good grief-A lob exciaims Rick Fuller in disgust. i l . s,. W, .4 Ayne makes the best of her serve. backhands to win the match . .. Nice gam i leff scores. ,ir Aki, x 'M F5216 -7: L .'n,:f3Q I1 . '4 ' '. Q'- T 'Y- f'JF' ' X . ' L.: wi: ' Q-ff? Y A- ,'.' ' 3' ' 1 ' V. ffl.', A- ' . - ' ,-,J-.,,fxg:,1, Amp 1 ' '-,A 'ul , ' mtg. ,, V . uigvl' , R. Q, I H U . vm ', .- 1 ' , - A .f.51,'l AN, .4. ' is WK ' if uf .QQNQ-sl F Lg 1:91- ..' fa-4 , : ,:r.,.L- 1, -s a l X4 'lst row: Billy Strand, Darrin Hannah, Ronnie Brown, Blanton Hill, Bobby Chatman, lack Weaver, Mark Byrum, Mr. Beach 2nd row: Mr. Biven, Alex Reynolds, Raymond Kirby, Greg Payton, Michael Davis, Vincent Bryant, Scott Sandlin, Darron Henry, Mr. BCY'S BASKETBALL Ballard gn.. ?+n 1st row: Wesley Tollett, Chet Hood, Steven Ledbetter, Curtis Brown, Cosby Ford 2nd row: Mr, Bivin, Manager Kim Marlow, Spencer Wilkinson, Grey Simpson, Bill Bowler, David Griffin, Kevin Zollers, Kevin Locke, Rodney Nunley, Manager Billy Starnd, Manager Mark Byrum ' 1-4 i - i.. in-.. .. - '.- 1 w., 1 i- ,Ifld HN. , X 4.1 n f , Y. v W Y..A ii Ai A i , 1 j ' in i iiff .Ax A .1 QQ. , I I I V I .0 N J, . ..dv 5 Greg Payton's famous free-throws has 4 Darrin Puddin Hannah dribbles won many points for West. downcourt. Michael Davis receives a pass from Greg Payton and works his way to the basket for 2 points against Darby's defense. 4 Raymond Kirby fades back and passes. v Michael Davis takes a flying leap toward the hoop for a basket. A . f 1 l ' l ' 1 i, 5 .,.' 3, .r 1 v i ,l , , ll '14 Q Michael Davis looks to the referee for the call. as Us is 1st row: Cathy Beaty, Lori Stacy, Angie Davis, jennifer Clare, Karen Smith 2nd row: Manager Kim Marlow, Denise Love, Carrie Long, Angela Chaplin, Kelli johnson, Mr. Bill Beach, Ronna Bryson, Misty Steward, Mary Fite, Manager Karen Wofford GlRL'S BASKETBALL i'.1 x 1st row: Casey Beach, Cristie Curtis, Gayle Desmuke, Carrie Long, Mr. Bill Beach, Denise Love, jennifer Syfrett, Cathy Beaty . .A ,Fv:t':,v,l, Y. -f. N. U X W' K N A 's 5 I mf'w.k 4 , r , 2: 1. ..,. if if I L N I 1 P NOBODY DOES IT BETTER .. CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS L to R: Lori Brown-Secretary, julie Guthrie-Parlimentarian, Marcia Asquith-2nd Vice President, Miriam Person-President, Kelli johnson-1st Vice President, Dina Cox-Stg. at Arms, Brian Pierret-Treasurer STUDE T COUNCIL -nfs 1st row: Lori Brown, Dina Cox, Kelli johnson, Mr. Tobey, Miriam Person, Marcia Asquith, Brian Pierret, julie Guthrie 2nd row: Robert jones, Melissa Foster, Dyon johnson, Lisa Beaudry, Sandy Woffard, Ann Boos, Bec Rooney 3rd row: Linda Coleman, lackie Gray, Gale Desmuke, Monette Ross, Tonya Ross, Debra Warren, Tracey Ross, Mary Fite 4th row: Troy jones, Shawn Bowlin, Rusty Purdin, Luther Robertson, jimmyCox, Richard Bryant, Becky Breiner Sth row: Mark Byrum, Kevin Locke, Cooper Cox, Andrew Summers, Dale Perry, Heather Ankrum 6th row: Billy Strand, Greg Payton, Darron Henry, Alex Reynolds, Don Hill, Mike Stevenson ' Jllf r: ltvtil? 'W jfs l LES l: R0lVl l J -ff THE CRYPT , Starring Sir Ralph Richardson, loan Collins and Martin - Boddey. A Cinerama Releasing, Directed by Freddie 1 f Francis It should bring out the terror fans in droves! Bizarre glimpses of the future are unfolded by a strange crypt keeper to a party touring ancient catacombs. TALES FROM THE CRYPT hits a new peak in chilling horror- suspence! YQu'll be crawling out of your skin! Rated PG 'K-3 Anita Edwards shows off her award she received at a SC meeting. an -fr r - 1. 7 ,r.., -.0 QI, . f , 4 :Jr JW. Q SC members Greg Payton, Darron Henry and Mark Byrum eat snacks at a Student Council meeting. Members of the Student Council were kept busy this year. Two movies were seen by the student body, one of which was Tales from the Crypt , the other was Sinbad and the Eye of the Tiger . Both provided entertainment during the Fall and Winter months. Much time was spent on the candy drive the members had to raise money. The Student Council candy store, The Regal Eagle, was doing full business all year long after school. THE W g OF A FI-O The December deadline moved closer Mr Tobey Stu dent Council sponser was always at hand gathering float and most of all workers Students worked on the auditorium stage for a week or so before moving to the Griffin s Grocery garage to complete and assemble the float Many hours were put in by Science teacher Gene Perkins who volunteered his help to make the float sucessful Many workers rode on the float or walked along it s side. The theme of this years float was A Christmas Carol . Miriam Person Student Council President rode on the rj. W, 1 float as the Christmas Carol character Ma Chratchit. Lamp post and carolers were a big part of this years float as were all the characters from the famous Charles Dick- en s Christmas story. The float placed 3rd in our division. P, - 7, f l L, A . s . , ' materials such as paint, plastic bags, artists, cardboard . . . , I . ll ll I I I I v - yrs-5'e Q Freshman Kevin Cordell and Mr. Tobey, SC sponser, work in Griffin's garage to secure a lamp post on the Christmas float. -S Q gth grader Kevin Sallee weaves plastic bags in Chicken 4 Worker Steve Allen puts final touches on the fireplace for wire for a dazzling effect on the Christmas float. WESVS Ch l5fm35 Parade float- rdrlaq? i - -i', 'x - .WL-l' ,- M. 5 -1-llT4It1,l .- '. ' A411 . ' ' ' 41 'Q -'.L ff,g, iv H, h , Q vi-,IIA r A ,. ,V ,A.,H:, Y, A fi i--,i.l..H,3 I. ...'g- i -' jj WM-' ' ' L. ,ut . H V .-... . . ,tr-.....,f.u.... .-.w ,+V-Y.-- C 4 fr- -..., Y-- . . H, ,.,-,-,,- ...-. ,, - -- - v -r Q Miriam Person, Shawn Bowlin and jim Harbison wait in position on the float for the Christmas parade to begin. ll Yew,- Q Carolers ride in the midst of lamp post on the Christmas parade float. ,M ' .33 'r Q The Muppet characters come to life in the Christmas parade. A-3.11: i . - - f V- I ,mfg .Cixi 4 Y,.J L- , 4 Rudolf the Red-Nosed Reindeer, julie Guthrie, marches proudly through Hilldale holdind a large battery used to light up her nose. v The Christmas Carol characters are displayed on the West's Christmas float. 'Fl 619 -5-Na. . .,p . - - .r 4 ' 2,-1,:1'idT 1st row: Ann Davis, Sherri Griffin, jennifer Baker, Renee McKinney, Dyon johnson, juli Wolfe, Lolethia Hill, Carol Reed, Tyra Wilkerson, Peggy Doty 2nd row: Sue Harvey, Angela Pierce, Lisa Pickard, Dana Ragsdale, Adrian Moss, Pam Syrus, Michael Davis, Lori Brennen, Dina Stell, julia Summers 3rd row: Mrs. Griffin, Willi Etta Grey, Bobby Skeith, Kelli johnson, Karen Steel, Vickie Casserlie, Marcia Asquith, Scott Sandlin, lim Harbison 4 Lori Brennen displays the Spanish flag while Lolethia Hill and Dana Ragsdale leaf through a brochure on colorful Madrid. Spanish was a popular elective this year. Besides learning how to speak the language, students stud- ied the Spanish speaking countries of the world and some of their customs. The Spanish Club celebrated Christmas with a traditional fiesta, which featured many different Mexican dishes, and, of course, a candy-filled pinata. 4 Senora Griffin and Karen Withers help Michael Davis on a Spanish assignment. ' I F l l' l C: Z 1st row: Bobby Meyer, Lolethia Hill, Earnest Trimble, 2nd row: Rick Fuller, Shawn Smith, Carol Ellison AIDS - 'S gt!-r q 1st row: Karen Wofford, Karen Smith, Leslie lvens, Kathy Baugh, Terri Cannady, Carol Reed, Kim Hankins 2nd row: Sherri Brown, Martha Guinan, Backy Breiner, Lisa Pickard, Melissa Miner, Mary Fite, Robin Grimes 3rd row: Tonya Ross, Angela Pierce, Debbie Glover, Trisha Rolland, Vicki Casserlie, Karen Steele 1st row: Candy McDonald, Susan Newman, Kim Hankins, Teri Cannady, Tonya Ross 2nd row: Peggy Booth, Cami Espada, Robin Self, April Baker 3rd row: Susan Freeman, Vickie Smart, Rita Lee, Natasha Bruce FF ROTC f' i 4 'i ',,g-f5f.:fff'5g1gfi'?- ' iii-2:aWZ71:.Qx1'E'iT5.j5 213 ,,,,,.l......-,-----, Mfg --f:- Y-- f' 3 - -Q i'-2 Q' .' A .ifirjegy-,-.Q'TLL'9'v'-Le f , -j Viv'-C Vifff- -' '1-1 - ff ' -' ee --QM T i 'Q as ,Ss 5 , S, My Q.: C QQ AA A I ,,,,. 1 f 9 inning, 5 i g i 1.5. le., , - if I ml Devin Beach, Steve Hall Bruce Stein, Vickie Smart HOME-EC CLU Q, 4, ., S v- .. . 'JHHR' v-J 1st row: April West, LeLe Davis, Helen Clouse, Kristie Adams 2nd row: Leah lngle, Kim Hood, Gloria Walker 3rd row: Jana Bennett, Nancy Meyers, Regina Thompson with consumer education, balancing a budget, child care, nutrit family relationships, all of which are essential to every person's - the more popular electives offered ar West High, and obvious S.N.A. . M 'in eq' will I-is nlfw ll 1st row: Trisha Rolland, Grey Simpson, Teri Cannady 2nd row: Sammy Stanford .cl girls and boys, although no boys had the d baking yummies and sewing, also deals ion, housing and interior decorating and male and female - life. Home Ec is one of ly one of the best. The Home Economics offered a wide variety of activities for both courage to enroll. Home Economics, known solely for cooking an Mose Obregon, Shawn Smith 3rd row: V: ll,.: 1 511' ,iffy - --.- , Jffl' a I -' ' T 1 V 1st row: Kevin Cordell, Greg Payton, Ann Boos, Alex Reynolds, Dee Ann Martin, Shawn jordan, Kim Carter 2nd row: Sherri Griffin, Larry Dotson, Lois Boykins, Allis Holmes, Stacy Ford, julie Wright 3rd row: Angela Davis, Anita Edwards, Anna Simmons, Sherri Brown, Steve Allen, jeff Owens 4th row: Tony Boyer, Danny Wilson, Kim Marlow, Lake Moore, Billy Strand 5th row: Mr. Billy Sanders vi .T 5' , , .. . -V 4 Y A' ' Y AW , 1 .., I - ,-,. ,-,- n.-.3-,rs 1.-Y. 50 1st row: Rochelle Craig, Lori Brown 2nd row: Sandy Ford, Christie Adams, Lisa Chatman 3rd row: Avalon Dunn, Lisa Smith, Spencer Wilkinson, Steve Smith 4th row: Karen Warrior, Evette Gordon, Angela Lowe, Ioyce Brown, Rebecca Rooney Sth row: Denise Love, Stacey Burton, David Griffin, Laura Baker, Mark Byrum 6th row: Grey Simpson, Venessa Taylor, Mary Woodard, Sherri Walker, Monica Cade, Carrie Long, lackie Gray 7th row: Kevin Locke, Mr. Sanders SPEECH CLUB if - - 1 W ' .f-Us-..-1-, 5g v Grey Simpson, the president of the 4th ,. ' ,, than-0 !'F' hour 8th grade Speech class for the 2nd 'X , nine week period, reviews the ten points of criticism in a practice drill TT If tit for the upcoming semester exams. -. 'iw' , ,SDSIVXQQ1 s A59- WEST Pfa- Y' i l 'lst row: julie Guthrie 2nd row: Paige Walters, Roddy Pratt 3rd row: Shellie Sheeler, Lynn Davis, Lashun Hargrove 4th row: Tonya Pettit, Rodney Nunley, Mr. Sanders, Rahul Reddy, Donna Simmons , . . Spencer Wilkinson relaxes after a nervous speech. Lori Brown counts as Angela Lowe recites the meeting agenda. !..s 1st row Wade Stockstill, Matt Dyer, Lolethia Hill, Gary Alcorn, Dee Ann Martin, Kim Williams 2nd row: Kelli johnson Natalie Gaton Angela Chaplin, Karen Withers, Kevin Flock 3rd row: Don Woodson, Darrin Lauscher, Bobby Myers Karen Warrior Leah Ingle Stacey Burton RED CRGSS CJ R RED CRCSS TOPS Our Red Cross Chapter has been established in an attempt to help and aid our fellow Muskogee residents A vital part of our services is our annual visitation to the Muskogee Veterans Administration Hos prtal where, through a cooperative effort with the school s art de partment, Red Cross representatives help to decorate the building for the Christmas holidays Another service our organization participates in is the collection of canned goods which will eventually help fellow Muskogeans who, due to a community or private disaster, are in need of receiving food for sustenance. While pursuing this endeavor, we are in friendly competition with our two sister schools, Alice Robertson and Sadler lr. Highs, to collect the most canned goods. With much pride, our school has won this competition three out of the past four years ithe most recent was this year when we collected several hundred cans compared to none for the other two schoolsi. On behalf of all Red Cross representatives here at West lr. High, I want to thank each of you for your present and future support of our organization. Eugene Perkins Red Cross Sponsor WMF, Y 'Y 'F :fs 1st row: Mary Fite-President, Christie Curtis-Vice President 2nd row: Kim Williams-8th grade Secretary, Tina Cannady-7th grade Secretary, Stacy Ford-9th grade Secretary PEP CLUB 1st row: Mary Fite, Delicia Fullbright, Anita Ward, Sherri Brown, Dyon johnson, Loletha Hill, Brenda Newman, Stacy Ford, judy Aldridge, julie Wright, Kim Marlow, Karen Wofford, Susan Newman 2nd row: Kandi McDonald, Willie Etta Gray, Shawn jordon, Marcia Asquith, Karen Smith, Pat Robertson, jennifer Baker, Terri Cannady, Tonya Ross, Misty Steward, Kathy Baugh, Ann Boos 3rd row: Carrie Long, Ronica Ruth, Kim Williams, Lezlie lvens, jennifer Williams, Ronda Stanford, Gail Desmuke, Lori Brown, Mary Woodard, Captoria Brown, Tina Cannady, Sandy Ford, Maggie Beaver 4th row: Sherri Walker, Denise Love, Avalon Reese, Paula Brown, Doris Robertson, Shawn Smith, jessie Wartson, Rebecca Rooney, Helen Clouse, Stacy Burton, Deanna Hughart, Carol Ellison, Rhonda Strout Sth row: jennifer Syfrett, Annette Hargus, Brenda Elvander, Haether Ankron, jamie Brior, Donna Simmons, Felicia jones, Natalie Gaston, Karina Forrest, Michelle Perry, Paige Walters, Brenda Bender, Sandy Wofford, Tracy Ross 6th row: Christie Curtis, Casey Beach, Laura Baker, jackie Gray, Darlene Brown, Monette Ross, Kim Shapherd, Shelly Carpenter, Debra Warren,Bron- wyn johnson, Dina Dox, julie Guthrie, Shelly Sheeler, Amie Green 7th row: Vanessa Taylor, Karen Warrior, Angel Clemens, Lisa Beaudry t-LA Left to Right: Lori Brown, Newspaper Editor Stacy Ford, julie Guthrie, julie Wright, Mary Woodard, Yearbook Editor jim Harbison julia Summers, Paige Walters, Lana Burgess, Emily Branscum i .i i i i i ii P BLICATIONS '79-'80 -00 Yearbook editor jim Harbison explains to staff members Lana Burgess and Paige Walters the basics of a layout. Q: 1 5 .. 'lt a ' ' i f , 1 Nl The Publication staffs make a poor attempt to make a pyramid. l lr li 9:5-, lv. '-'fri l 'r - ,. :jljll Newspaper staff member julie Wright runs off this weeks copy of The West Express. DE DLINES ETC. The school publications is one of the most successful electives. lt contains two staffs. One, the newspaper staff see to it that the Student Body gets all the gossip as well as all the action every week and a half with The West Express . The staff includes Stacy Ford, julie Wright, Lori Brown, Mary Woodard and julie Guthrie. The other staff, the Yearbook staff, sees to it that a yearbook is pro- duced. Pictures are taken, layouts are drawn, pictures are pasted, cap- tions are written and then it's all sent off. You're looking at the finished product. The Yearbook staff includes lim Harbison, julia Summers, Emily Branscum, Lana Burgess and Paige Walters. 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