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

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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-

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' 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.

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