Western Oaks Middle School - Warrior Yearbook (Bethany, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1967 volume:

535fi3'ak1il:P1'i:? .a.1sggs1:21.f.r12s,1:gg4:zg,,ga 4x.qgwgfW.. I ., renee U.S. s for il we deck N am. eeted there t the Laiulle siting 4 4 ,Aga Q. QE fx 9, Welsh Disaster-On October 21st, the world was sorrowed to learn that a huge coal slag heap at Aberfan, VVales, had COIHC crashing down on some homes and the Pantglas junior School. Nearly 200-mostly children--died in the disaster. 10, Russifms Say N0-On November 4th, Nikolai T. Federenko, Soviet Ambassador to the UN. casts the l04th Russian veto in the 21 year history of the Security Council. 11, Azznizfersnry Ccrfrnzmzy-ln October. this photo was moni- tored in Tokyo of young Chinese people relelnzltixig the 17th ztunirersary of Communist rule of the 'Chinese mainland. 12, lirlmrfl I.o.ses-Witlr bowed head, Ludwig Erhard eontem' ment. ln late Novetnhc-r, liurt Georg Kicfstuger succcssfulli formed sr new coalition government and became Chancellor. plates the many problems fared by his Hfest German govern- ,.- 'I0 'll 12 bg 31. 'WN' -fx Qu i nm! ff as ,:-' 5 1 . Q s.. I i a s St ls as it ' W . r 1 .,i -N s -Years A ' - v V .rip i 9 4- A , ' K 1.5. a:w.mvat.f..af his is i Ag M L . 1 if ..st.s.T ,. ' t LJ A 'ia ,. W fuk' vlan:-nw' 7, Photogmplz Iimrlms New Heights-Tliis photograph was taken from an altitude of 475 miles during the Gemini 10 space flight of astronauts John YV. Young and Michael Collins in july of 1966. Gibraltar appears in the upper right. 8, Surfirised Miss Anzerirri-P1'etty 19-year-old jan Jayroe, Miss Oklahoma, expresses surprise and happiness in the same gesture upon learning that she was Miss America 1967. 9, Pai ann' Luci-Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Nugent walk down steps of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Wlashington on August Gth following the wedding of Nugent and the daughter of President Lyndon B. johnson. 10, Sfrikeout King Retirm-Lefthander Sandy Koufax of the Los Angeles Dodgers announced on November 18th that he was retiring from baseball due to an arthritic elbow. Winner of the Cy Young Award three times, Koufax set an all-time record of -382 strikeouts during the 1965 season. I0 11 BRN ini we .W 'Q RX if 2- 11, .S'pe11lc.v Up For GOP-Senate Minority Leader Everett Dirk- sen answered President -Iohnson's accusations that the GOP is a party of fear by declaring that the President's statements actually spell out the most damning self-indictment in modern political history . 12, White House I'ifltetx4ln August, these sign-carrying picks. s marched up and down in front of the Mfhite House nl protest to the probe of their anti-Viet Nam war activities by he House Committee on l,'n-American Activities. Huis-eliwpix s 11- 1, A ,, , ,' QS-f 'aff-49s 029' Wf M'fQ7w-:WL i 1 MMA 4, Y! .v nfwfg, S - oojpjibggpkfljx 5 f DQWU MM 'Q Jw My ,O Q7 Aff' ' ,, , fzfJ0fJQ.,q,W , V ' M1141 N165 G .5 3, fff gif!! WAXQZ jb WMWW C3 . ,W IPM 3 W ' dw O 2' Q L u Y ,. ,, W-, , ft..-, - V V LW,A. ,lniggyrn L.ik,f7llM5, 'E' 'fin Zi?fiwww,i:1gQ:nwzea51e.zaur:ww R m WARRIOR - 1967 Volume IV Published by Western Oaks Junior High Annual Staff Putnam City School District Bethany, Olrlahoma ,six Sduwl Splut otcvzto, with awa Wig Cfziefl' The members of the Warrior Yearbook Staff, on behalf of the student body of Western Oaks, proudly dedicate the 1967 Warrior to Mr. joe Garrison, our principal. For four long years, Mr. Garrison has served faithfully in his position as the principal of Western Oaks Junior High. All of us appreciate the fine work and strong spirit that he has dedicated to us. In times of trouble, as well as the good times, his great sense of humor has come shining through to make the Life of a Warrior a pleasant one. Three years of Freshman have already graduated from Western Oaks, and many things have been forgotten, but all Warriors shall long remember our fine principal, Mr. Garrison. 2 af , 'IU ,dioplag,ocFzaa.Zopi'cit... Since time passes and things change, we, the l966-67 yearbook staff of Western Oaks, have tried to capture for you the highlights of the school year. In the future, when your mind cannot serve to recall the events of the past, we hope this book of cherished memories will bring to life all the happy days of this school year. As time goes on and minutes turn to days, and days turn to years, a person will reach out to catch the things of the present and will look forward to the future, but quite often the events of the past are blotted out and darkened by the world's fast pace. Without a record of the school year, some of the spirit, plans, activities, and friends would be lost. ln future years, we hope that you will turn the pages of this yearbook and remember the events of 'l966-67 and reminisce all the fun and school spirit that this year held . Now the Western Oaks annual staff presents the '67 Warrior. Introduction --------- - l Administration and Faculty --- - 9 Organizations -------- - - I9 Sports - - - - 39 Activities --- -- 49 Classes - - - 63 Advertisements - - - 83 Even on cold, windy nights at football games, W.O. 's Band plays loudly with great enthusiasm, always ready to play the fight song . I an f t t it Z if 'fig V A J egg ' k,k. QQ g ig 1 5, John Andrews gains good yardage as he carries around end. Six D0if1FS F0 the Seefe is reflected by the reaction of these enthusiastic fans. 4 When there is a snow at W.O. the Warriors find another means of having fun. 3 I k as K V .sf J ' A S' ff' Q sam Visiting lockers is always fung you never know when you will find something that you never knew you had. On sunny days, Warriors take L advantage of the good weather to visit with their friends. Spifdt A, a ' ocfzwl ' One of the highest scholastic honors at Western Oaks is being allowed the privilige of membership inthe Honor Society. Mr. Garrison presents a certificate of membership to Ronnie Bross at the Honor Society Irnt1at1on for the 1966-67 members. 5 Mark Wagstaff and Brett Wiseman play records over the P.A. system at noon for the enjoyment of the student body. 9th grade students attend the Trend Theater to see Romeo and Juliet. Many hours are spent throughout the year in the library seeking for knowledge. S ,o 'BM . Mrs. Stover's typing class make Cheerful pecking noises as they learn the art of typing. The Annual Staff spent many hours working frantically to meet the yearbook deadlines. 6 i. 55. 3. Western Oaks Cheerleaders show their pride through their enthusiastic cheers. o ',, ,abuwoerweafpfdde l - i - Student Council Officers paint a car for Iggsliigy gisgsrfgcigsiggrlt Day the car smash, which was sponsored to dis la ' an am Sin Xh.bit help build school spirit for the Central P y u g e 1 ' Game. 7 Cheerleader Chris Roberts stands ready and waiting for the next cheer to be called, as Mr. Price and his band get ready to play the Fight Song . We can always depend on the Speech Dept. to give only the best of plays. The scene above is from Tom Sawer given by 9th graders on Nov. 10-ll. Warriors pause for lunch at Wedgewood on activity day. 'IU ' , Can S9'ers Day is a day when all Warriors look forward to dressing in 89'ers costumes and decorating their rooms in true Western style. Prizes were given for the most authenic authentic costumes and the best decorated rooms. 8 V4 V - + 4 yy if my . k11w11,41 , V r X, wwf 1 ,wwyw 1 Z1 X w 1 X QQ U MAS 1 X X N M Nf X xx' X 1 S?f fl sta' Xxx Gif' X XV XX xv 7.3 Xxx A N 1 N 1 X 6 AQ W NX 1 X wx M W x N X A 5 f E 4 f Z2 Z f W K 1 1 11111111111m,q, 6 111 1 111 1111111 11111111 1W111W1'11'1 1 W W1'111f 11' 1 1 ,1 111O1111f11111W,f 111 1 ,1,!1,r11y , 1 ,,711, 111 1 S 11 111 , i 7 5- 11 11,1111 'ff 111 11 , 11W1W1',f'1 1 11111, 1 ,,11'111Qff Q 1 ,1 A Q jgWt?QZ!1WQ1jWV ,1 1 ,1fMW111,y411,1111 1151 W MJ13Q,df 1 QWN 111453. 1 M' W 151 is 1 1 Q 117 5 W fa 1 11 1 ,.,1, 1 ..., .i..,. b ..,v 1, ,1,,,,, 2 ,1 11113 1 :gi-i'??22??l WWW 11 WW ,I 1, H 1 111111,m1+,1 5'-M11 ,1W1,9Zf 1, -' W wf'1 ,,,'1,11. 225 K f'i'?-- wflgw ADMINISTR TIO 81 FAC LTY Mr. Joe Garrison, the Principal of Western Oaks, is an outstanding man in the field of education. Having taught for 16 years, he has been a friend to many students, and has gained the respect of all. Mr. Garrison has been the Principal of Western Oaks since its beginning in 1962. He graduated from Central State College in 1950. Later he earned a Master's Degree from Oklahoma University, and he hopes to receive a Doctor's Degree in Education from Oklahoma University this year. His job as a Principal is a difficult one, since he must deal with many problems and situations throughout the day but he handles them well, always keeping his sense of humor, even in the midst of unpleasant situations. It is through Mr. Garrison 's efforts that Warriors have such tremendous loyalty and school spirit, and under his leadership Western Oaks is a school of which we can be proud. '1l!'to.6e I U U Mr. Joe Garrison, Mr. Leo Mayfield, Principal Superintendant of Putnam City Schools Mr. Leo C. Mayfield has served as the Superintendant of all the Putnam City Schools since July, 1964. In his duties he oversees the activities of all of the Putnam City grade schools, junior high schools, and the high school. His main jobs are working with the Board of Education in the planning of curricular activities, the supervision of the cafeterias, and the hiring of all of the teachers who work for Putnam City. Mr. Mayfield graduated from Northwestern State College and later earned his Masters Degree from the University of Oklahoma. The students of Putnam City are proud to have such a fine Superintendant as Mr. Mayfield. He enjoys working with teachers and students, and we Warriors know that he is doing a fine job of keeping Putnam City Schools among the finest and fastest growing in the state. 10 Mr. Leon John, Western Oak's Counselor, is one of the best liked teachers in the school. He serves as a friend and guide to all students as he seeks to place them in classes where they will be happy. He makes himself available to counsel students who are in scholastic trouble to .see if they need extra help or need to change a class. Mr. John, who has been teaching for 30 years, graduated from Oklahoma University in 1936 and was awarded a Master's Degree from Oklahoma University in 1941. The only time he left teaching was during the war when he worked for the army doing defense work in Wichita, Kansas. For three years he was a rural teacher in Southwestern Oklahoma. For the next 10 years he was a combination high school principal and history teacher in the same area. For the last seventeen years he served as a high school principal in three different schools. Mr. John changed to guidance and counseling in 1962 when he came to Western Oaks. He said he loves his work here better than any of the other teaching he has done. Mr. Leon John Counselor Mr. Nicholas Nidell has served as the assistant principal of Western Oaks since its opening in 1962. The main job of Mr. Nidell here at Western Oaks is to assist the principal in various ways, especially in the handling of disciplinary problems and working with the faculty and administration to help them solve the many problems they encounter in running a school. Mr. Nidell, who was born in Europe, attended the University of Indiana before World War II and earned his Bachelor and Master's Degrees at the University of Oklahoma. Presently he is working on his PhD, also at Oklahoma University. Although Western Oaks is a fairly new school, it has accomplished a great deal and has established many great traditions in the past four years under the leadership of men like Mr. Nidell. Mr. Nicholas Nidell Assistant Principal Bayal ll i 4 . f -' :::iEtzi2g52 fis' ' 1 - N ,. Mrs. Fay Quanstrom 8th 8a 9th Sewing Mr. David Price 7th, 8th Sc 9th Band Mrs. Iona Stephens 8th 85 9th Cooking Mrs. Betty Patterson 7th, 8th Sc 9th Chorus PRACTICAL ARTS Practice says Mrs. Stover to three of her students Is the key to accurate typing and a good grade . Mrs. Jean Stover Mrs. Frances Freeman 9th Typing Library pfwpwzeo, 0 , The Practical Arts department, headed by Mrs. Quanstrom, provides vocational training for Western Oaks students in many fields. The Home Economics department offers classes in cooking and sewing. Band and Chorus are offered by the Music Department, and boys in shop learn leatherworking, metalworking, and woodworking skills. General skills to help students in all areas are also available, such as typing, lib- rary usage, and physical fitness training. Mr. Jim Harder Mr, Joe Falkner MIS- MYIH3 Hogan Mr. Ron Whatley 8th at 9th Shop sm sl 9th Shop 7th Gym 7th Gym ,bm Mrs. Ewer, 9th grade Algebra teacher, and Math Department Head, joins with the students in showing - MTS- Janice Ewer loyalty and enth siasm felt by all on Spirit Day. Mr' Kenneth Franklin 9th Algebra U 9th Algebra Mr. Richard Couser Mr. David Guilliams Mrs. Lilliam G. Smith Mrs. Rita Kimbley 8th Sc 9th Math 8th Sc 9th Math -Sports 8th Math 7th 3, gm Math E MATH ,o ' Cl gucci oenoe af Regardless of whether or not a career in math is included in a student's future plans, math is essential in everyday life. For this reason, Western Oaks students are provided with the best teachers and facilities the school system can provide. Seventh graders take either mathematics or modern math, according to their mathematical ability, and modern math and composite math are offered to eighth graders. Ninth graders begin in a new mathematical system as they take algebra in their last year at Western Oaks. Composite math is also offered to freshmen. Mrs. Pat Buller Mrs. Patricia Hamar 7th Math 7th Math 'N wif ,f 5 22525 It sa. . wig fy k qt rn- in X -, . 1 ' , , i ?ES?li7?iD2i4755 , ' - - 'I ,:. :::::af K A fri -' , zffqf'- ':-,.v K r K, . - ' s 5 K I - L -IW i af, t i 1? ' i Mr. Guilliams gives the typical reaction that any man would give when opening a bottle of perfume. Go, Warriors, is a popular phrase around W.O. during any competitive event, whether it be sports or academic activities. Mr. Webb. history teacher Mrs Marty Ounger Mrs D D Kirkland and football coach, decorated his room with cheers 9th Oklahoma History 9th Civics to encourage the team. Civics SOCIAL STUDIES I U I gfwwcq co, 9th Graders take both Civics, the study of our Government, and Oklahoma History, which tells of the problems faced by early pioneers as they formed our state. In American History the Sth graders become familiar with the men who helped build our country, as well as the many sig- nificant events that we hold so dear. 7th graders study the world pant of ! . . . M . D' T in Social Studies Class. IS - lane umer 8th History W l Mrs. Olinger, Social Studies and Mr. Franklin, Math, A Mr. Doug Burkhalter 8th History Miss Brent Miller Sth History -.Qt Mr. Gary Webb 9th History and Sports 'Sf it ,-ff were two of the chaperones for the 9th graders who attended the movie Romeo and Juliet . Q- . , , .:' P 45 , A' r ' ! .A l 1 ,g S G ' if ia' 1 Mrs. Lona Seymour Mr. Temple Meek Mrs. Marie Rhodyback 7th Social Studies 7th Social Studies 7th Social Studies 14 ft. 55,4 I I , F? .QU ,ff e 0 V f 1 my W ri 4 I '. ' ',f , t . y tt .,,, , S Q Lu, gt . Science students sit at long tables in the science MI- Bill DiDkiHQS r. David .cott ,Jig X rooms when they aren't doing experiments. 9th Scleflce 36 BIOIOQLY 29 Earth 521 V196 L 1 SCIENCE Warriors are required to take science classes in both the eighth and ninth grades. All eighth graders take General Science, which introduces them to the various phases of science. Ninth graders are given the opportunity to choose between General Science, Earth Science, and Biology, but the latter is usually restricted to accelerated students because Biology is a regular tenth grade subject. Mrs. Betty Zacharias Mrs. Louise McDaniel 8th 85 9th Science 8th Science Many experiments in the science rooms require the use of bunsen burners to heat some material as part of their project. 15 li All Biology students are anxious to get their turn to look at bacteria under the microscope. Mr. Robert Heiliger Mrs. Martha McGaughy 8th Science 8th Science A familiar sight around W.O. is Mr. Thompson's English Class in the Cafeteria. , rr R Mr. David Gerbrandt 7th, 8th 85 9th Speech Mr. Eugene Dodds, Special Education Mr. Dodds and Mrs. Gordon were two of the teachers who were cheerleaders at the Pep Club basket basketball game against the Women Women Faculty. 'tr S wr it f ff, ,f ii fl Mrs. Leila Barber, Barnett Mr. George Thompson 9th English Sth 8a 9th English LANGUAGE ARTS af Mrs. Barber, the language arts department head, and the other dedicated language teachers are offering us one of the most valuable treasures we can possess - the mastery of language. The 9th and Sth grade English teachers cover literature spelling, and grammar, but the 7th grade curriculum is divided into separate reading and grammar classes. This year for the first time the 7th graders are experiencing team teaching under Miss McConnell and Mrs. Daugherty. The latest addition to the 7th grade English department is a reading laboratory which is taught by Mrs. Riser. Miss Jessie Sims Mrs. Loretta McCown .ith English MiSS vaqehnie CHY011 Sth Eflgllsh vm, sm as 9th Art gm Engllsh 'I6 arg! - 5 5, an , 'VH ua-ig ji s K 5 'X fly' 35: f as V . rdf kj I I Y ' r E Miss Vickie Baldwin Mrs. Pam Whatley Mrs. Neva Troy 9th Latin Sth 85 9th French Sth 8a 9th Journalism 8th English 8th 8: 9th Spanish u U I Since the world has been and is still being made smaller due to modern transportation, the knowledge of foreign languages is no longer just something to learn. Instead, the knowledge of language is a necessity. The eighth graders at Western Oaks have the oppor- ttuiity of taking a basic conversational language class this year in order to prepare themselves for 9th grade language. Students with creative acting talent may choose to take speech and participate in plays directed by Mr. Gerbrandt. Mrs. Earlene Riser 7th Reading Sz Spelling ki, pix.. 0 1 I, , A' ' nf: ,Avv f SV59' . ... , -I 4 04' as in 5 'ig -Q M . fff.::2JEL,zQJv ' - .. l l ' 1' .A i ': 3 N g , , . . .X , -..f-7.1: 'Zu' 51' 'u:..,,x A ,. ,'- 1-we r. -Krsna! ' J .. j.. - 'v ' uxlw' HV Mrs. Pat Daugherity 7th Reading 8: Spelling Day costumes. S l Mr. Bill Spradlin Miss Andrea McConnell Mrs. Sue Gordon 7th English 7th English 85 Reading 7th English 17 The interest that teachers display in any school activity helps to make it a success and lots of fun The picture to the left was taken at the activity Day picnic and shows some of the teachers as they and the students prepare to eat lunch. Below are four 'ith grade teachers who display their 89er's Mrs. Edna Wert Mrs. Marge Weekly Mrs. Hazel Hutchison Secretary to Principal Secretary to Counselors Financial Secretary Speciali olaff Fzelipas to. ' 7 1, 5. '-1' Y E i , ,B Q f , L X fa 1 ' 2 in 1' f V 'f f is ' Ei 'kgs Y ., ar 1 I Y Cafeteria Employees - Bottom Row: Teressa Santelli, Hazel Gebhart, Myrtle Morrison, Annie Stone, Jean Burns, Peggy Walsh, Edna Wood, Minnie Lawson, and Alpha Horn. Top Row: Myrtle Close, Viola Akin Loretta Moore, Zola Mitchell, Juanita Mogg, Betty Kratky, Mae Peiffer, Leona Rushing, Glenda Barger,' Clemie Cassel, Millie Graff, and Luella Robinson. CUSTODIANS: Back Row: Jack Money, Ivan Brown, Charley Baker, Arthur Lawson, Front Row: Vinita Breeden, Louise Worley, Milton Kellner, Fred Dodd, Jess Nunn, Art Burger. 4 tw... 1 QRGANIZATICDNS V4 sta fr 92:13.32 Hqgf, 7 ,N gf' Long hours of hard work, planning, and copy writing go into a yearbook. The Sports Editor, Missie Dendy, seated at typewriter, and Activities Editor - Diane Nedbalek, seated at left, had the difficult task of choosing just the right picture to tell their stories, but they didn't work alone because they used the help of many staff members. Seated: Diane Nedbalek, - Activities Editor, Missie Dendy - Sports Editor, and Nancy Craymer. Standing: Tommy Estrada and Tom Koone. Staff The Faculty Editor and the Introduction Editor had to meet the first yearbook deadline in Nov- ember, and their job was a very demanding one which took the help of lots of people working on layouts and copy. Seated: fl to rj Pat Thomp- son, Jan Blankenship - Introduction Editor, and Vicki Cearley - Faculty Editor. 3 A .sw I The biggest job of the Organization Section staff members was identifying all of the many faces that appeared in their section. ln addition to that, they also had to find out what each club does and tell about its activities in the story copy. The Organizations Editor, Lance James, had a huge job, and he had to see that a lot of people were working. flto rj Tommy Ray, Mark Wagstaff, Lance James - Organizations Editor, and Jim Miller. The advertising Section is very important E to the Warrior staff because the ads help Z1 to cover the many expenses. The Adver- ' tising Editor is Sue Ann Heiliger, standing at left, and her assistant is Dana Fritz, W F stan ding at right. advertising section they helped to identify the faces of 1263 students. The class sec tion is one of the largest sections in the yearbook and is the section that must be handled most carefully so that the faces and names are matched and spelled cor- rectly, The Class Section members are seated: Qlto rj Kenny Slater, in charge of the 7th grade, Theresa Boswell - Class Editor, and Carmen Flores, in charge of the 9th grade. When they were not working on the I -ffs 'Ji O ,Maw it-,sf -fr rt fl nT'1'sz sQ12H ffwfffw m.zsL'f'. :'r.m:a'm.s.,gsastt.1fa- 'Fa 'I , sg r . 'Q -s The journalism Department is divided in- to two classes, newspaper and yearbook. The yearbook staff members receive only 1X2 credit while the newspaper class mem- bers receive l full credit because they study journalistic principles from the text- book. A great deal of extra time and hard work go into the yearbook and newspaper, and the students try hard to give the stu- dent body of Western Oaks publications that represent the school well. The yearbook editor, Paula Buffington, and the Tribal Tribune editor, Randy I-Iyatt,spend much time working with Mrs. Troy, sponsor, in the planning of the two Journalism publications. 'm .wo bduetagfeep Safran! .711 The spirit of the school year has been captured for you in pictured and print in both the newspaper and the yearbook, and we hope you have enjoyed our publications, because we have enjoyed doing them for you. - journalism Department Newspaper Staff Newspaper Staff: Bottom Row: fl to rj Candy Coley, Gary Ashcraft, Barbara Scott, Glenda Smith, Mike Chandler, Russell Mitchell, and Mrs. Troy, sponsor. Second Row: Paula Large, Donald Beard, Susan Cundith, Patty Crayrner Echo Fields, and Dixie Leap. Top Row: Jane Derebery, Kathy Persons, Dwayne Moore, Ruth Ellen Miller, Gary Hicks, and Randy Hyatt. Student Council Representatives: Bottom Row: Biff Olsen, LaDonna Huffer, Karen Freeland, Cindy Strong, Shelli Beaver, Geri Zitterkob, Ralph Rodgers, Mary Gilbert, Cheryl Naylor. Second Row: Mr. Falkner, Martha Gilbert, Tommy Ray, Phil Allbritten, Debbie Slease, Toni Washa, Mona Strobridge, Robert Jencks, Dixie DePron, Patsy Coburn, Mrs. Kimbley. Third Row: Jacki Kyle, Shelly Kirkpatrick, Steve Davis, Don Burke, John Thompson, Chris James, Debby Dutton, Gary Crouch, Doug Bensinger, Shannon Marks. Fourth Row: Lynda Cooper, Kathy Persons, Jerry Griffin, Terry Flynn, Paul Evans, Mike Blackburn, Carol Collier, Kitty Hughes, Jeanne Beth Dodds, Karen Smith, Susan Waldenville. Top Row: John Kimble, LaDon Fletcher, Doug Frederick, Nick Goble, Bob Wilson, Jon Lantz, Bob Hayward, Mark Schlessman, Patty O'Brien, Randy Hyatt. STUDENT COUNCIL S 0, panticqmte in wif?- The Western Oaks Student Counci1's prime objective is to give the students participation in self-government. Fund-raising projects throughout the year are the concessions at games, the selling of candy, booster ribbons, beanies, pennants, T-shirts, and bumper stickers, among other things. The money made is used for various improvements and projects in the school. Other events include sponsoring of class favorites, sponsoring of the Princess and Warrior, and a big Student Council members' picnic at the end of the school year. The Student Council is also responsible for and in charge of many special dates, such as Spirit Day, Dress-up Day, Twirp Week, Sweatshirt and Shorts Day, 89er's Day, and Freshman Day. Student Council Alternates: Bottom Row: Mike Shannon, Bobby English, Ricky Snell, Melda Cannon, Debbie Stewart, Mike Orf, Butch Hyatt, David Eason, and Lester Higgins. Second Row: Mr. Couser, Cindy Powell, Lois Stark, Candy Coley, Terri Tripp, Nancy Jacoby, Debbie Wallis, Debbie Sparks, Sally Wild, and Gay Hendren. Third Row: Jamie Johnson, Carol Taylor, Paula Large, Doug Phillips, Gail Rhea, Mike Ahlefeld, Queenie Birchall, Sherri Smith, and Gloria Zellner. Rop Row: Claudia Sherman, Vicki Harris, Timothy Weaver, Robert Stanley, David Longstreath, Roger Ready, Steve Sommers, Brad Yarbrough, Susan Blackwood, and Patty Ray. f11c:nt14n11n 1 :usa-x'.-w. 'rfm.wm' f Qwrbaqsf ,- fflffr' , Y lit 'Y N , ll fl W Q Band Council: Left Row: fbottom to topl Jeanne Beth Dodds, 9th representative, Gary Rife, Quartermaster, Carol Collier, 9th representative, Terry Turner, Vice-President, Paul Ferguson, A Sergeant at Arms. Right row: Cbottom to topj Kirk Owens, Sth representative, Linda Waddle, I U Q U Secretaryg Queenie Birchall, President, Paula M3-lmeftesf Standmgr Melinda Morris and ShefY1 Large, 8th representative, and Susan Waldenville, McDonald, kneeling, Karen Rhea and Teri Sue Roche. Secretary. 7TH GRADE BAND 1 ta' f 7th Grade Band: Row 1: Karen Staples, Denise Parr, Mary Gilbert, Debbie Moore, Jan Dillman, Patty Bramlett and Kathy Hastings, Row 2: Linda Ellis, Pam Franz, Nancy Northcutt, Jane Cundith, Margaret Richardson, Pam Craig, Susan Blackwood, Mark Carpentar, Pa-t Dawes, Patty Simmons, Ralph O'Neal, Candy Miller, Julie Riggs, and Gail Isernhagen. Row 3: Janet Maxwell, Stephanie Willis, Cherie Organ, Johnita Rolling, Pam Taylor, LaWanda Baker, David Wood, Jeff Eason, Nancy Perry, Mike Journey, Russell Elliot, Duane Blackburn, Carl I-Iases, Mike Johnston, Robert Jencks, Bill Bumpus, Patty Liddell, Brad Good, and Brent Hall. Row 4: Cary Zemp, Ricky Garner, John Stover, Kim Winfrey, Vicki Robinson, Jeff Bailey, Mike Shepard, Gary Coburn, Mr. Price, Bobby Carver, Bobby Brock, Terry Hannah, Eddie Hill, Greg Tiffany, Joe Jackson, Gene Reeves, Gary Hayes. ,. 1 nu.ul.uu1zm 1 x nl x1 n mmninls u 1:smu.1v4-uquual1f -- ,-l , Ai , WESTERN OAKS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL BAND: First Row: Karen Rhea, clarinetg Jeannie Buck, clarinet, Dayna Keller, clarinetg Bill Hood, clarinet, Carol Collier, flute, Lynn Render, flute, Sherrel Maxwell, fluteg Ruth Ellen Miller, fluteg Bette Bushree, flute, Donna Ireton, flute, Lisa Heldenbrand, flute: Debby O'Neal, flute. Second Row: Diane I-libbs, clarinetg Claudia Wills, clarinet, Lisa King, clarinetg Pat Crawford, clarinet, Peggy Davis, clarinetg Mike Ruby, clarinetg Bill Beal, bassoong Gary Dennis, contra-bassg Gary Brown, bass-clarinetg Kirk Owens, bass-clarinetg Stid Fox, baritone saxaphoneg John VanHorn, tenor saxaphoneg Jerry Bensinger, tenor saxaphoneg Steve Neal, tenor saxaphoneg Jan Loyd, alto-saxaphoneg Randy Wright, alto- saxaphoneg Jerry Sharp, alto-saxaphoneg Emily Cops, alto-saxaphone. Third Row: Linda Waddle, clarinetg Neva Nelson, clarinet, Paula Large, clarinet, Gary I-licks, clarinetg Terry Smith, clarinet, Marla Goggin, clarinet: Janet Tinkle, clarinetg Debbie Zimmerman, clarinetg Carol Bethel, clarinet, Linda Davis, clarinetg Carl Frey, cornetg Gary Williams, cornetg- Terry Turner, cornetg Gary Rife, cornetg Jack Amberg. cornetg WESTERN OAKS BANDS 5' ' af 'lllzotefuz 061563, , The band students of Western Oaks, under the direction of Mr. Dave Pride, who moved here this year from Jones, Oklahoma, continue to make a name for themselves as they practice diligently to improve their musical skills. The major activities of the band each year are the Christmas and Easter concerts which are presented to the student body, and the contest season each Spring where the band members compete both as a group and in separate ensembles against rival schools for honors . 24 Danny Anderson, cornet, Wesley McCormack, comet, Joey Davidson, corner, Charles Carden, corner, Bruce Harrington, french horn, Steve Hinkle, french horn, Novell Fry, french horn, Jeanne Dodds, french horn, Kent Shellenberger, trombone, Harold Rathjen, trombone, David Nixon, Trombone, John Terry, trombone, Debbie Bootes, trombone, Paul Ferguson, trombone. Fourth Row: Steve Brauer, clarinet, Kathy Choate, clarinet, Susan Moore, clarinet, Debbie Presher, clarinet, Jackie Carter, clarinet, Debbie Blanchard, clarinet, Karen Gordon, clarinet, Janis Parker, clarinet, Susan Waldenville, clarinet, Ric Hedges, clarinet, Randy Robinson, Cornet, Henry Bolz, cornet, Gary Ashcraft, Cornet, Tommy Ferencick, corner, Charlie Tate, corner, Mike Porter, corner, Pat Little, tuba, Paul Evans, tuba, Mr. ,Dave Price, Director, Wally White, tympani, Glenn Little, baritone, Steve Ownbey, baritone, Queenie Birchall, Baritone, Paul Oden, baritone. Fifth Row: Bobby Hall, drums, Judy Slakis, drums, Linda Ellis, drums, Melinda Morris, drums. witfinew' The band students chose a band queen this year for the first time, and Miss Carol Collier, a flute player, was chosen to reign as their queen and was crowned at the Christmas Concert. Also there have been many improvements in the 13 member Band Council, who wrote a constitution this year and decided to order letter sweaters for the members of the A band and council members. To climax the outstanding activities of the band, one 9th grader was presented the award for being the OUTSTANDING BAND MEMBER at the Spring Concert. 25 in. Officers and Sponsors: Bottom: Shelli Beaver, 7th grade representative. Second Row: Debbie Cheerleaders: Bottom Row: Mascots, Stacy Burton Mi11SD3Ugh ' Scribe. Linda Davis ' SGCICIHIY' and Jimmy Iohnsgn, Second ROW: Gayle Treasurer. Third Row: Darlene Toon - President, Williamson and Chris Roberts. Third Row: JHIHCS Smith ' 8th grade representative, SHCI Patsy Coburn, Shelly Kirkpatrick, and Terri TOM Washa ' 9th grade represenrarrive. TOP Tripp. Top Row: Debbie Kidd, Teresa Erwin, Row: Sponsors - Mrs. Stover, Mrs. McDaniels, and Jeanette Liveggy, Mrs. Gordon, and Mrs. Barnett. PEP CLUB Sp' ' Ecco ,Ufto 9th PEP CLUB: Bottom Row: D. Kidd, G. Williamson, T. Erwin, C. Roberts, J. Livesay, Cheerleaders. Row 2: B. Hill, S. Melrose, T. Washa, 9th representative D. Toon, president, d. Barnicoat, I. Shipley, S. Mix Row 3: J. Penland, B. Ross, J. Buck, K. Mogg, L. Elliot, S. Cundith, V. Coyle, J. Kyle, K. King. Row 4: J. John- son, L. Long, D. Nedbalek, M. Lingenfelter, P. Caviness, L. Cooper, C. James, C. Monroe, M. Patterson, D, Stanford. Row 5: C. McCracken, C. Redgrave, P. O'Brien, B. Page, M. Dendy, S. Cowan, D. Calvan, K. Cummings, D. Strahorn. 2 'Pi . ii P 3 xg E fx L, , ,J .... .if J 4 M, s . ,. L ...., ,, 1 X in fffiint . VA L .X ...ne wx V NJ' -l , A , 5 1' 1 a L .gb 5 M ,ara-are fi t a t' ri' Y it 8th GRADE PEP CLUB: Bottom Row: Cheerleadersg T. Tripp, S. Kirkpatrick, P. Coburn. Row 2: S. Ward, I. Zitterkob, C. Cicora, L. Davis, D. Millspaugh, I. Smith, S. Norris, G. Smith, C. Strong. Row 3: M. Stone, B. Battling, K. Hin, M. Gilbert, B. Jeeter, P. Wilson, c. Boyd, D. LeaDf P- Littleton. C. Jay, D. Sparks. Row 4: D, Sturgeon, L. Cantrell, M. Purcell, B. Kay, E. Fields, K. Brown. Row 5: R. Organ, B. Bushree, K. Stissel, K. Sanchez, M. Boling, P. Fox, G. Vascellaro, G. Bloom, M. Breitling, D. Wallis, Ja McAlister, V. Whittaker. Row 631. Howe, R. Redburn, C. Warner, E. Mock, S. McDoanld, P. Southard, K. Persons, P. Dutton, L. Francis, B. Brasel, G. Sellers. The Pep Club, while cheering W.O. 's athletes on to victory, also have many other activities. During the Christmas Season the Pep Club sponsored a skating party with each girl bringing gifts to be given to the Children's Hospital. On Activity Day at the end of the year the Pep Club went to Wedgewood for a picnic and outing. 7th GRADE PEP CLUB: Bottom Row: Mascots, I. Johnson, S. Burton. Row 2: S. Haley, D. Pierce, R. Cecil, S. Beaverg 7th representative, S. Mix, C. Berryman, G. Wilson. Row 3: K. Craighead, H. Moore, C. Scaramucci, B. Boggs, K. Martin, T. Hartmann, S. Tennyson, D. Bloom, L. Price, P. Wollard, C. Fleming, S. Tate. Row 4: J. Maloy S. Anthony, M. Gilbert, L. Orf, P. McCarthy, C. Kimbley, D.- Murphy, C. Murray, T. Gagnon, R. Roark, J. Hobbs, D. Moore, T. Roberts. Row 5: H. Foley, G. Fratus, I. Sparks, V. Robinson, T. Dallas, B. Caviness, B. Lawler, P. Collier, J. Cobbs, P. Shaw, S. Manning, G. Rhea, P. Price. Row 6: D. Dryden, G. Hasty, D. Mitchell, L. Shellman, J. Eddleman, P. Liddell, D. Richter, S. McEachern, C. Ault, Sally Wild, Lisa Hodgson, G. Hendren, D. Dutton. Row 7: L. Baker, L. Hammon, D. Ferguson, C. Sherman, S. English, C. Hau, K. Wigington, N. Northcutt, P. Thrash, C. Hacker, M. Cannon, P. Simmons. Row 8: D. Durham, J. Cundith, D. Walker, K. Smith, V. Thomas, J. Bergman, S. Blackwood, D. Shearer, K. Kinzy, D. Dickson, C. Miller, C. Shell, C. Unruh. 8TH AND 9TH GRADE CHORUS. BOTTOM ROW: Sherryl Melrose, Vickie Coyle, Jamie Johnson, Marilyn Patterson, Linda Elliott, Paula Bangs, Debbie Wehling, Debbie Thalman, Susan Mix, Mary Haven, Fran McE1rath, Kathy Hill. Row 2: Barbara Hill, Chris Roberts, Chris Redgrave, Carol Scott, Jan Loyd, Lois Ann Carroll, Angela Whatoff, Pati Beezley, Eileen Maloney, Melda Riggs, Debbie Cheatwood, Pat Thompson, Rona Staats, Becky Zwiefel. Row 3: Anne Sharp, Linda Thurber, Lyne Ann Harbour, Marsha Boling, Mary Derr,Robboye Turner, Ardith Goodlin, Becky Cain, Gale Vascellaro, Jo Anna Hall, Kathy Sorrels, Melodie Gentry, Janice Miller, Melanie Crahan, Carla Anderson, Troyia' McCune. Row 4: Lois Stark, Kyla Reed, Gayle Williamson, Dian Calavan, Echo Fields, Nancy Smith, Karla Cummings, Kathy Berry, Beth Andis, Janice Gorden, Connie Davis, Sheila Dodgen, Gayle Bloom, JoAnn Boling, Debbie Gough, Darlene Toon, Becky Hathaway. 8TH AND 9TH GRADE GIRLS' CHORUS u , f I do , , .7 Jeoturalo, Standing behind Mrs. Patterson, the Chorus Director, are the 1966-67 Chorus Officers: Pati Beezley, Secretary: Chris Roberts, Vice-President: and Gayle Williamson, President. The two choruses at Western Oaks, Lmder the direction of Mrs. Patterson, presented three programs to the student body this year, one at Christmas, one at Easter and another in late spring. The Girls Chorus attended three festivals this year, at Weatherford, at Hefner, and at the High School. bined with ten other guest schools to practice for most of the day. That night the schools sang at Putnam City High School's Auditorium,with the Bison Glee Club from O.B.U. 28 On February 11, W.O. 's Chorus com- 'Yth Grade Chorus: Bottom Row: Kathleen Bounds, Lila Orf, Cheryl Naylor, Carla Scaramucci, Kathy Martin Judy Kahlor, Marianne Mundee, Kathie Kirk, and Ruth Stark. Row 2: Gayla Allen, Claudia Fleming, Bill Longnecker David Leap, David Paulsen, Mikel McLemore, Mark Brown, Hugh Kinsey, Pam Martin, Jean Maloy Janis Wolf Beverly Chapman, Jackie Dodgen, Michelle Haven, and Lori Sheltman. Row 3: Chris Ault, Danny Derr Chris Covert, Bruce Baker, Darrell Adams, Larry White, Greg Lundy, Rowell Lubbers, Joe Reggio, Marla Nelson Kathy Cooper, Johnita Eddleman, Jean Hall, and Glenda Frank. Top Row: Debbie Main, Roxanne Roark, Beverly Caviness Beverly Hatfield, Geraldine J-ones, Gary Crouch, Sherri English, Gregory Constant, Kevin Kerr, James Wigington Charlotte Hau, Deborah Slease, Donna Murphy, Connie Murray, and Sherre Manning. 7th Grade Chorus 719, ' 'Unicea Study, An outstanding knowledge of music, a willingness for hard work, and lots of practice, practice, practice all are im- portant factors in making a good chorus. The seventh grade chorus, consisting of mixed voices, is primarily concerned with learning the fundamentals of music such as the names of the musical notes, the count of each note, clef signs, and theory in general. A basic knowledge of theory is necessary before they can sing the music properly. In addition to theory the seventh grade chorus members also prepare songs to present at the Chorus programs that are given for the school Yfzwxy, CHRISTMAS CONCERT I W Bottom Row: Q L.to R.J Chris Roberts - treasurer, Chris James - reporter, John Kimball - Parliamentarian, Steve Sommer - President, Lynda Cooper - Vice-president, Lois Stark. Second Rowg Q L. to R.J Miss Sims-- sponsor, Mrs. Olinger - sponsor, Ronnie Bross, Darlene Toon, Sherry Santelli, Diane Nedbalek, David Eason, and Mrs. Buller - sponsor. Third Row: QL to RJ, Mrs. Turner - sponsor, Joe Bob Garrison, Melodie Gentry, Patty Ray, Karen Swartz, Donna Strahorn, Cheryl Monroe, and Mrs. McGaughy, sponsor. Top Row: QL to RJ Karen Marek, David Cotton, Teresa Erwin, Kathie Eavenson, Jerry Lyne, Sherry Cowan, and Craig Lyman. Honor Society raps gm The Honor Society, a group of Top honor students at Western Oaks, sponsored this year's talent assembly and the student directories. Any student with at least four A's and two B's is eligible to join the Honor Society, but members must maintain these grades to stay in the club. Initiations for the members is held during the second semester near the end of the year in an all school assembly where the officers make sure that all new members understand the honors and merits of being a member. Reading Club: Bottom Row, QL to RJ, Debbie Presher, Betty Bushree, Rene Organ, Sherri Gertsen, and Rusty Nichols. Top Row: Donna Holmes, president, Karen Gordon, Mrs. Seymour, sponsor, Mrs. Riser, sponsor, Mr. Spradlin, R ' sponsor, and Kathy Persons. ecdmg Club The Reading Club, lead by President, Donna Holmes, discusses various books which the members read as specific assignments, such as E Yeller, Helen Keller, and Short Stories of Bret Harte. Mrs. Riser, a sponsor who is in charge of the school Reading Lab, presented two special projects to the club to teach the members how to skim a book and how to speed read. Creative Writing Club ...LJ Creative Writing Club: Bottom Row: Rusty Nichols, Paula Large, Donald Beard, and Jay Douglas. Top Row: Debbie O'Neal. Paul Evans, Mrs. McCown, sponsor, Tim Weaver,and Echo Fields. Not pictured, Miss Carroll, Sponsor. U' .7 Studkd The Radio Club was formed in April,l966, for anyone interested in radio practice, operation, or general theory. Some of the activities include radio theory, construction of projects, practice with test equipment, and working on other electronic equipment. Radio Club: Top row - Mark Wagstaff - president, Mr. Dodds sponsor, Mark Worley, and Rick Carter. Middle Row: Richard Srejma, Brett Wiseman, Kevin Kerr, and Don Burke. Bottom Row: Barry Curtiss, Tommy Ray, and Mike Shannon. Cycle Club: Bottom Row - Robert Wynne, Tony Saterlee, Tom Koone, Richard Botchlet, and Mike Gates. Second Row: Larry Lambrecht, Tim Craig, Danny Shipp, Charles Boswell, Jon Holcomb, Bruce Harrington, Ken TWYFHSH ' President. and LeRoy DeShields. Top Row: Mr. Harder, sponsor, Rudy Young, Mark Worley, Randy Spiva, Mike Cain - vicefpresident, Mike Fowler, and Mr. Scott, sponsor. hinfc! I nite! The Creative Writing Club was formed for students who have a knack for writing so that talented students may discuss original poems and stories that they themselves have written. The members seek to help each other improve their writing techniques by criticizing, evaluating, and studying different writing techniques. Motorcycle Club ' B Motu Sa The Cycle Club, a 20 member group at the beginning of the year, increased in size as more and more boys reached their 14th birthday and obtained their license. The club's purpose is to encourage motorcycle safety and to enforce regulations such as the wearing of helmets, and having mirrors on their cycles. Several cycle rallies were attended during the year and more are planned for the summer. Membership was encouraged by the police force as they recognize the club as an asset to our school safety program. 8th FRENCH CLUB: Bottom Row: C. Townsend, S. Goodwin, L. Davis, K. Freeland, K. Dick, J. Zetterkob, L. Huffer, R. Mitchell. Row2: C. Kraus, T. Martin, M. Breitling, T. Whiteway, B. Moore, P. Allbritton,M. Morris. Row 3:.T. Smith, M. Goggin, D. Blanchard, S. Garriott, B. Brasel, K. Sanchez, Mrs. Whatley, sponsor. Row 4:S. Smith, D. Williams, K. Kitch, S.Knox, C.Carden,G.Booth,D.Ellard. ' FRENCH CLUBS ' Af S , The eighth grade French students have developed a basic vocabulary which will enable them to enjoy and appreciate French. In the 9th grade, they will be taking French I for high school credit. To enrich class work, Mrs. Whatley, the sponsor, has ordered Chez nous, a French monthly magazine. The French clubs with the help of the Spanish clubs sponsored a bake sale at the basketball games and wresting matches so that they could earn money to sponsor projects, especially the Christmas French-Spanish Fiesta. 9th FRENCH CLUB: Bottom Row:N. Craymer, president, Mrs. P. Whatley, sponsor, M. Schlessman, student council representative. Row 2:D, Ackley, S.Baggett,J.Buck, M. Lingenfelter, N.Jacoby, T. Washa. Row 3: B.Medcalf, L. Thurber, D. Turner, C. Monroe,J. Shipley, S. Brown, C. Carsten. Row 4:L. Long, P. Main, D. Strobridge, B. Lehman, R. Anderson, D. Fritz, C. McCracken. Row 5: P. Patterson, R. Stejma, B. Harrington, B. Owen, S. Sommer, G. Williams B. Rinkle, M.Iackson. iii V 8th SPANISH CLUB: Bottom Row: M. Woolf, M. Porter, M, Gilbert, D. Keller, V. Whittaker, K. Pigg, Mrs. Troy, sponsor. Row2: K. Townsend, P. DHViS,, E. Rice, I. Estrada, R. Sturgell, L.'Williams, L. Ellis. Row 3:S. Rivero, K. Meador B. Minick, J. McAlister, P. Wilson, P. Kittle, B. Fleming, R. Organ. Row 4: D. Barnhart, G. Vascellara, I. Carter,J. Mooney, S. Pyle, D. Holmes,J. Howe. SPANISH CLUBS Gbuo. 1 . U 1 . U . f For the first time at Western Oaks, eighth graders were given the opportunity of enrolling in foreign language, either French or Spanish. The 8th g-fgde Classes were introduced to the basic conversational patterns of these languages as part of their preparation for language in the 9th grade. A The Spanish clubs engaged in various activities throughout the year, but the one which highlighted the year was a fiesta held at Christmastime in the cafeteria. The students sang Spanish songs, put on a skit, and enjoyed themselves in Spanish tradition, topped with a pinata party. To raise funds for their activities, the students sold green and gold ballpoint pens with the school mascot and name. 9th SPANISH CLUB: Bottom Row: Mrs. Troy, sponsor, C.James,secretarygL.Cooper,vice-president,J. Lyne, parlimentarian, P. O 'Brien, treasurer, C. Collier, president,P. Caviness, reporter. Row 2: P. Bangs, R. Bross, B. Shepard, R. Hedges, V. Brownfield, D. Abraham . L. Carrol. P. Brooks, D. Hamby. Row 3: R. Click, P. Little, D. Toon, T. Barnett, N. Messenger, C. Carter, K. Brennan, P. Taller, J. Green. Row 4: P . Shannon, J. Bartee, M. lsham , B. McMinn, P.Ray, G. Henson, G. Lehman, R. Cannon, K. Marek, D. Strahorn. Row 5: J. Derebery, K. Miller, T. Craig, D. Cotton, B. Chaney, B. Beal, M. Fowler, C. Kenner, J. Ellis. Wil dim A Service Club The Service Club is an organization founded for students who help their teachers with their numerous jobs, such as checking at- tendance, cleaning blackboards, grading papers, recording grades, and other similar duties . There are also specialized service clubs Where students might earn service points. These include the LIBRARY AIDES, the OFFICE AIDES, the GYM AIDES, the STUDENT SECRETARIES, the SAFETY CLUB, and the AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB. .76elZpingaw4uzdcfaoo , o ,taeama ' p' ,. ALL SERVICE CLUB members must earn 25 points per semester in order to be ac- cepted as a member of the club. Their work does not go unrewarded because they are allowed one day out of school at the end of the year to attend the Activity Day picnic. The Service Club sponsors are Mrs. Hamar, Mrs. Rhodyback, Mrs. Smith, and Mrs. Zacharias . Bottom Row: Angela Whatoff, Carol Taylor, Debbie DeGroat, Donna Stanford, Freda McIntyre, Vicki Mitacek, Paula Glendinning, Claudia Pruitt, Paula Bangs, Sherry Santelli, Kathie Eavenson, Debbie Abraham. Row 2: Jerry Baker, Kitty Hughes, Jan Schnabel, Nancy Chester, Robby Fowlkes, Vicki Harris, Kenny Slater, Dwayne Moore, Darlene Toon, Patty Ray, and Karen Swartz. Row 3: Tommy Ray, David Ackley, Leonard Freise, LaDon Fletcher, Jerry Russell, Robert Cannon, LaDonna Lee, Marilyn Patterson, LyneAyn Harbour, Nancy Jacoby, Debbie Cheatwood, Pati.Beezley. Row 4: Richard Willman, Don Bishop, Paula Buffington, Jan Blankenship, Bill Rinkle, Mark Schlessman, John Sonderegger, Tom Berry, Kathleen Rusinek, Sherri Brown, and Diane Nedbalek. Row 5: Jon Lantz, Roger Ready, Chris Redgrave, Eileen Maloney, Iacki Kyle, Gayle Williamson, Paul Oden, Mark Dill, Gary Dennis, Paul Ferguson. Top Row: Pary Shofner, Hugh Jones, Jim Christofferson, Debbie Kidd, Mary Ayn Lingenfelter, Jeannette Livesay, Richard Click, Doug Miller, Jerry Lyne, Gary Lehman, Steven Hinkle, and Ken Twyman. , J ,v Iliff Xy It E l Sth Grade Service Club: Bottom Row: Gary Harper, Kendell Ables, David Giles, Donald Beard, Kim Davis, Leonard Wagner, Tim Hering, Paul Lookabaugh, Kenneth Pigg, Gary Lawson, and Hugh Kinsey. Row 2: Teri Sue Roche, Susan Walsh, Judy Burkett, Glenda Smith, Karen Freeland, Kathy Dick, Danette James, Patty Craymer, Linda Wulff, Jane Derebery, and Barbara Brasel. Row3: Nancy Miller, Debbie Sturgeon, Jan McElrath, Susan Waldenville, Shannon Marks Beth Hyde, Pam Dutton, Debbie Sanders, Jessa Gebhart, Kathy Kitch, and Darlene Barger. Row 4: Kathy Townsend, Sandy Seabourn, Janell Staats, Ronnie Allen, Robert Cotner, Rick McCormick, Phil Lucius, Linda Glaze, and Cheryl Jay. Row 5: Deborah Presher, Bob Smith, Gary Hicks, Wayne Hall, David Baker, Danny Price, Larry Floyd, Dayna Keller, Gayle Vascellero, and Donna Holmes. Row 6: Troyia McCune, Becky Ferguson, Linda Noble, Debby Sparks, Shelly Kirkpatrick, Debbie Richards, Loretta Cantrell, Barbara Fleming, Sherri Smith, Carol Fletcher, and Fran Mc- Elrath. Row 7: Stephen Kitchell, Phil Horn, Sharon McDowell, Charles Richter, Tommy Moore, Carol Bethel, and Mrs. Smith, sponsor, 7th Grade Service Club: Bottom Row: Jeff Eason, Bill Bumpus, Buddy Gebhart, Brent Hall, Ricky Garner, John Stover, Craig Medcalf, Jerry Freeland, Ricky Gregory, Stephen White, Dean White, and Edgar Epps. Row 2: Tim Gladney, Mark Swanson, Kerry Zemp, Tim Brennan, Elbert Rushing, Leo Lippert, Robert Srejma, Carl Hayes, Jimmy Morris, John Heck, Tom Walsh, and Gene Glendinning. Row 3: Dennis Morgan, Kent Crucet, Silvio Rivero, Billy Mogg, Bill Longnecker, Lanny Latham, Jim Meyer, David Heinley, Randy Barnhart, Dennis Osborne, Wesley Wulff. Row 4: Jeff Andrews, Steve Fagundes, Robert Brite, Bobby Carver, Rowell Lubbers, Scott Shults, Alan Ferguson, Jim Genthe, Eddie Hill, Greg Constant, David Zimmerman, and Tim Calver. Row 5: Marla Nelson, Nancy Perry, Paula Thrash, Gerrie Teckham, Cecil Smith, Mike Smith, Bobby Elliott, Kim Winfrey, Charlotte Berryman, and Mrs. Hamar, sponsor. Row 6: Vicki Thomas, Linda Knox, Doris Lanoy, Darlene Martin, Cheryl Naylor, Gayla Allen, Carla Scaramucci, Christina Kimbley, Denise Parr, Janet Maxwell, Kathie Kirk, Roxann Young, and Donna Ferguson. Row'7: Julie Riggs, Darlene Dixon, Jann Whittaker, Davine Hanks, Barbara Boggs, Kathy Craighead, Sherri Gertson, Gail Sisk, Jennifer Derebery, Lila Orf, Kathy Floyd, and Dixie DePron. Row 8: Sherre Thrower, Linda Isham, Karen Casey, Connie Murray, Debra Lanoy, and Beverly Chapman. -um 1m-,-n..1-r-.v.'g--u-- - V s I- - -- Audio-Visual Club l Members: QL to RJ BOTTOM Row David Coym, Charlie Brown, Tim Craig, and Duane Franklin. TOP ROW - Richard Srejma, Gary Worthy, David Tinkle, LaDon Fletcher, Bill Owen, and Mr. Franklin, sponsor. S , ,pefzateScFw.ol -,Equip The Audio-Visual Club is an association that teaches interested students to operate school machinery such as projectors, tape recorders or stereos. After much hard work and tedious training, the students are allowed to aid the teachers in the running of school equipment. Safety Club Swami Sapa, 6, Huw Members of the Safety Club are responsible for helping students cross safely at the crosswalks. Patrolmen may be recognized by a white belt on which is pinned a School Safety Patrolman's badge. BOTTOM ROW: QL to RJ Ricky Deaton, Kerry Zemp, Jerry Freeland, Hugh Kinsey, Gary Daniel, Brad Workman and Brenda Barton. SECOND ROW: James Reilley, Kathy Kirk, Larry Ayling, Raymond Smith, Steve Kitchell, David Beaulieu, and Bobby Parker. TOP ROW: Craig Medcalf, Gene Jordan, John Thompson, Jim Carter, Russ Davis, Tommy Moore, Gene Cluck, and Stanley Kitchell. , . . , - W, . 3 1 iw! ,li if ive-wx - I-A law-I ,-,lam -4, - i' Student Secretaires: Bottom Row: Mrs. Stover, typing teacher, Karen Rhea, Paula Glendinnirg, Janet Jarnagain, Janice Brown, Beverly Ross, and Teresa Erwin, typing aides. Row 2: David Coym, Kathy Davis, Lois Stark, Cheryl Monroe, Melodie Gentry, Lynda Cooper, Chris James, Diane Nedbalek, Pam Kuhlman, Linda Elliott, and Diane Hibbs. Row 3: Angela Whatoff, Jacki Kyle, Phil Weldon, Jeanette Livesay, Claudia Will, Laura Long, Debbie Turner, Beverly Cathcart, Kathy Hampton, Chris, Roberts, and Becky Shepard. Row 4: PatiBeez1ey, Donna Stra- horn, Karen Marek, Dian Calavan, Janice Gorden, Bill Beal, Carol Collier, Lyne Ann Harbour, Dale Huff, Diane Strobridge, and Linda Waddle. Student Secretarial Club Yup, .7y,ping S , Hype ,Zo-'L .7 tw, A typing student can qualify to be a Student Secretary if he has an A, Those who are Student Secretaries are allowed to do typing for the teachers, and one of their biggest jobs is to help the journalism Department prepare newspaper copy. The students seated on the bottom row are Mrs. Stovers's typing aides. Library Aides , out The library aides are a chosen group of girls who volunteer to help Mrs. Freeman, the Lib- rarian, with some of the small duties around the library. A few girls help her each hour, and their jobs consist of check- ing books in and out and shelve bulletian boards to be made, magazines to be put up, over- due books to be listed, and cards to file. Cl, 1, l Bottom Row: Mrs. Irene Freeman, Debbie Sparks, Shelley Kirkpatrick, Donna Linker, Shannon Marks, Carmen Flores, and Bette Bushree. Row 2: Karen Winn, Linda Glaze, Glenda Ezell, Roberta Roberson, Sherri Smith Georgeanne Sellers, and Kathy Hering.Row 3: Kathleen Rusinek, Ricki Anderson, Karen Miller, Vicky Mitacek Kathy Hoffman Beverley Cathcart, and Sheri Cockrell. TOD Row: Becky Kay. Debbie Dobbs, Ricki Elmore, Ty Walker, Janet Abbott, and Paul Atchely. 37 Office Aides Bottom Row: fL to RJ Mrs. Wert, Janet Tinkle, Penney McKee, Jan Milligan, Margaret Francis, Sandra Phagan Pam Southard. Second Row: Denise Sisk, Debbie Wells, Sue Whisenhunt, Debby Kelley, Shelia Vail, Pam Dutton, and Jeannette Frank. Third Row: Mrs. Hutchinson, Nancy Kratky, Janice Bartee, Pam Main, Nancy Jacoby, and Pam Potter. Top Row: Mrs. Weekly, Patty Fauss, Peggy Taller, Mary Purcell, Pam Green, Debbie Dodds, and Debbie Barnicoat. ' , Alot? ,in,'Ua' fllluqo, The office secretaries all agree that the services of the office aides are invaluable. The aides save them hours of work by doing such tasks as picking up attendance slips, delivering messages to teachers and students, and running any errand that might need to be done. Gym Aides BOTTOM ROW: Sandy Norris, Jackie Penland, Betty Challis, Linda McMullen, and Sherryl Melrose. SECOND ROW: Susan Challis, Jim Christofferson, Jim Nance, Chuck Fancher, Richard Click, and Freda McIntyre. TOP ROW: Alton Abshure Nicky Goble, Roger Ready, Bob Wilson, and Jon Lantz. i The gym aides, a group of ninth graders who enjoy sports, help the coaches and Physical Education teachers . Aides check attendance, record grades, and grade papers, but most of all they assist the teacher with their classes, helping stu- dents learn to do exercises and play games . i-,,lm,, - ,V 1.-,, 1. gi, I ,li gl, 1, si W' X , f4N2x, Q Q if N I ,, XV, N Q14 4 Q , x? Q ,5 EN x Q 'X x X EIU ' x fx X 4 X W X iv N2 1 , ESX . XQWXN Y NNQNSNQN WZXMQXWSQX YW XQSSNNN QAsNNSQQ: X. YLNSWNN NSQXNN Y XXXQQ KXNX Aw QS YS 1 L v aw 1 pn V 45 Hu 1 1 ui., rff 1 va A' :imp ! 415- if-T'-Q' 3 wi'lI,.:7Lx'5 -wJfUlwT,f', '-J bfi 34:4 gf' N -fi N ' Jiffy-fg 9115fw'i'un'.M.'4-wlTi'.i - ' ,yJ',JJJ,1-ff . 2,Zf'f'T,5'aL'TL ff wfui N H: wm.1:w- w V 1 H -T1 w-wwsyar -ff, rf' aww 1: 2 havin v ya ff J Wi-ii1,:Ji.y,ifrP2f1,4J7f:JJ'w.sQf3Q1fU f ' W, . zliaigjxbimg W' ' ' PQRT M Nm, , ,. -is QUE? HF' 'QUIK 1 nw M-M-fern-swam-vug-:we-yww ,Q f- Aff-f-m-Q-fWw,.1WfNm-w-'mu-:-:sang N K xw 'lU', Hard-hitting Warriors kick for a field goal. , cw . I! lq Running with the ball for extra yardage is Larry Crosby. Central tackles as Warriors run downfield with the ball. TOUCHDOWN! ! ! Hurrah! Hoping not to loose the ball, Cole Newby tries to hold off two Wildcats. 'llhvwiaw, Sad Seaoxm 'with 4-4 vs Hours of practice. . . make a victorious homeward trip possible. 9th W.O. They 8 El Reno 0 0 Kerr 6 0 Hefner 12 20 Carl Albert O 0 Monroney 6 6 Edmond 8 19 Central 0 12 Jarman 8 1966 Football Scores 8th O. El Reno Kerr Central Hefner Edmond Monroney Harding Our boys started the football season victoriously and ended it the same way, with three wins and three losses in between . They 34 6 18 28 12 12 14 Probably the highlight of the season was on October 26 when the Warriors were triumphant over their long-time rivals, the Central Wildcats. With a 4-4 record, the Warriors came in third in the conference for the season. Coaches Mr. Webb and Mr. Guilliams and the team cheer the boys from the sidelines, always hoping to see that ball go towards the goalpost. FOOTBALL LETTERMEN Captains: Nick Goble, Gary Hensen Alton Abshure - 16 John Andrews - 26 Jeff Bergman - 42 Bill Chaney - 83 Gary Crosby - 24 Larry Crosby - 32 Dan Forgue - 53 Chuck Fancher - 61 Nick Goble - 80 Gerre Griffin - dl Gary Henson - 22 Mike Jackson - 62 John Kimball - 11 Craig Lyman - 51 Jon Lantz - 45 Jim Nance - 33 Cole Newby - 13 Roger Ready - 88 Larry Topaum - 40 Bob Wilson - 60 Ron Wyatt - 25 Gary Henson and Nick Goble were elected football captains for the 1966 season. Standing: Tony Brotherton, Jim Nance, Craig Lyman, Bill Chaney, Mike Jackson, Larry Wells, Gerre Griffin Kneeling: Biff Olson, Larry Ward, Dan Hoskins, Vernon Brownfield, Joe Allen, Allen Axworthy. fnot picturedj Heavyweight, Larry Topaum. llLweo,tZew, o Ee Haul dwning oeaorm Larry Ward fabovej and Craig Lyman frightj put up a good battle with their adversaries as they try to raise W.O. 's score. 1966-67 Scores Western Oaks O Monroney 15 Central 18 Del Crest 13 Hefner 9 Kerr 28 Jarman 6 Central 6 Edmond 11 Hefner Opponent 50 28 25 26 29 18 40 36 27 KV. 4 1 P After bringing his opponent to the mat, Jim Nance hopes for a chance to pin him. The Western Oaks wrestling squad with the assistance of Coach Guilliams and Practice Teacher, Mr. Harris, have put in many long, hard hours of practice this year learning skills and wrestling tech- niques, and one of their biggest jobs was keeping their weight down. Even though the squad was not always victorious, they fought hard and always showed good sportsmanship that is typ- ical of all Western Oaks athletes. That long-awaited moment is almost here as Tony Brotherton struggles fiercely to pin his opponent while the referee stands ready. Bottom Row: Mahlon Cooley, Ricky Deaton, Biff Olson, Gary Zemp, Gene Glendinning, Terry Prescott, Bobby Parker, Gary Daniels, and Alan Axworthy, Row 2: Jim Castoe, Joe Allen, Robert Wynne, Larry Ward, Tim Wilson, Bill Semtner, Dan Hoskins, Vernon Browntielcl, and Doug Miller, Row 3: Mr. Guilliams, coach, Larry Wells, Gene Rollins, Jerry Voyles, Jim Nance, Tony Brotherton, Mike Jackson, Gary Hensen, and Gerre Griffin. Back Row: Paul Gabbert, Larry Topaum, Keith Horn, Clevie Campbell, Dan Forgue, Bill Chaney, Ronnie Wyatt, Robert Goodner, and Craig Lyman. ' 'I-IDQA 3 L 13 1 K A 9th Grade Basketball team: Standing: Don Bishop, Hugh Jones, John Kimball, Alton Abshure, Nick Goble, Jon Lantz, Roger Ready, Bob Wilson, Steve Sommer, Barry Millican, Mr. Whatley, coach, and Jim Christofferson. Kneeling: Joe Bob Garrison, David Leathers, Gary Crosby, Larry Crosby, Jimmy Schritter, John Andrews, and David Eason. Ninth Grade Basketball 'Ilia ' MT 3'zdinfCan,Ze After a very successful season that was one of the most exciting ever, the W. O. basket- ball team came out with 3rd place in the conference. Our boys showed a great deal of talent and skill this year, and they should be congratulated on such a fine season, 18-6 9th GRADE BASKETBALL SCORES We They Casady 29 19 Jefferson 29 21 Monroney 38 41 Kerr 32 29 Putnam Central 37 32 El Reno 44 38 Edmond 30 33 Casady 48 18 Hefner 52 34 Monroney 26 30 Kerr 39 30 Central' 46 28 El Reno 38 34 Jefferson 58 50 Hefner 39 38 Edmond 42 46 JONES TOURNAMENT flstj Western Heights 42 24 Bethany 33 32 Carl Albert 30 20 WESTERN OAKS TOURNAMENT Q2ndJ Jarmen 30 22 Central 29 27 Hefner 33 34 MONRONEY TOURNAMENT Jarmen 29 20 Del Crest 38 39 46 ., , . .. , ,i f, .-,wr1-,zmsf-,:fe,ffswn-m. . 1 - ' ' Casa dy Jefferson Monroney Kerr Putnam Central El Reno Edmond Ca sa dy Hefner 8TH GRADE BASKETBALL SCORES Monroney Webster Kerr Putnam Central E1 Reno Carl Albert Hefner Standing, fleft to rightj: Manager, Ty Walker, Jerry Griffin, Ronnie Collins, Gregg McCarty Brad Yarbrough Lou1s Goeke, Danny Miller, Buzz Cory, Tony Willmurth, Carl Frey, Kent Shellenberger Ronnie Moyer Mr Webb, and Kendall Nickel. Kneeling, fleft to rightl: Charles Townsend, Rick Sturgill Max Bray Ray Ryan Keith Wallace, Burt Castelberry, Randall Rogers, Gary Hudson, Sam Moody, and Steve Hukill Warriors are very proud of their basketball team this year. They played hard and had a good re- cord. Bob Wilson Qleftj holds the second place trophy won at the W. O. Tourney, and Jon Lantz frightj holds the first place tro- BA SKETBALL LET TERMEN Bob Wilson, Nick Goble, Alton Ab shure, Roger Ready, David Leathers, Jon Lantz, John Andrews, .John Kim- ball, Jim Schritter, David Eason, Joe Bob Garrison, Barry Millican, Steve Sommer, Jim Christofferson, managerg Hugh Jones, managerg Don Bishop, manager. phy won in the Jones Tournament. All of Western Oaks' awards are displayed in the Trophy case in the Central Hall. 4 Y . ,W , WRESTLING LETTERMEN Dan Hoskins - Captain Jim Nance - Captain Craig Lyman Tony Brotherton Mike Jackson Clevie Campbell Larry Topaum ,,.f was Outstanding Warrior Bob Wilson has won the free throw trophy for two years in a row. Above, Coach Whatley awards him the plaque during the awards assembly in the Spring of 1966. The free throw winners for the 1966-67 season fbelowj are Eighth grader Gary Hudson flefty who had an average of 49070 and Ninth grader Bob Wilson frightj who had a 58.5070 average this year. Starting Track Team: Standing,g Barry Millican, Alton Abshure, Nick Goble, Bob Wilson, Roger Ready, .TOD Lantz, Steve Sommer, and John Kimball. Kneeling: David Leathers, Gerre Griffin, Jerry Voyles, Tony Brotherton, Gary Crosby, Larry Crosby, and Gary Henson. Honorary Wrestling captains elected by the wrestling squad are Dan Hoskins and Jim Nance. 48 ACTIVITIES 7 Q E r 4 50 Beverly Ross Bob Wilson W' Debbie Kidd David Coffon , , ,,, x xi if ,I J 'Q wk, xg CUZ-Sfpwzto, ATTENDANTS Jucki Kyle Beverly Ross Sherryl Melrose The Pep Club girls formed an aisle for the All-Sports King and Queen candidates. All Sports Queen , eS I x On the night of the Western Oaks - Casady game, pretty, popular Sherryl Melrose and her escort, f 1 good-looking letterman, Nick Goble, were crowned f All-Sports King and Queen for 1967 in an impres- sive ceremony between the 8th and 9th grade basket- 3 nili B y W ball games. - ,Q-,'-,Q,'Q -it Q ,J Sherryl's attendants, chosen by the lettermen, Blissfully happy, Queen sherryl received her were Jacki Kyle and Beverly Ross, and Nick's at- gfggigeff0m IHSI year's A11-Sports Queen, Julie tendants, chosen by the Pep Club, were Tony Brotherton and Bob Wilson. Attendants of King Nick and Queen Sherryl are Iacki Kyle, escorted by Tony Brotherton, and Beverly Ross, escorted by Bob Wilson. Next to them are Queen Sherryl and King Nick. ln the far right are last year's Queen, Julie Genthe and Doug Speakes, her escort. The Pep Club mascots are Stacey Burton and Jimmie Johnson. .93cu1dC2ueen ATTENDANTS Karen Rhea Debbie Boofes I Carol Collier Miss Carol Collier and her escort John After Carol's coronation, she Queen Carol stands with her Court Terry were both excited as Carol's elec- was presented a dozen red FIOIH left I0 right, Debby Bootes, tion was announced. roses. Gary Williams, Carol, John Terry Karen Rhea, and Paul Oden. Hland , During an impressive ceremony follow- ing the P.T.A. Christmas Program, Dec- ember 2O, Carol Collier was crowned W. O. 's first Band Queen. The ceremony followed a program con- sisting of the following: First, two musical selections by the band, Yuletide Sketches and Greensleeves . Next was a medley of poems by the Seventh grade Speech class, directed by Mr. Dave Gerbrandt, and then a Christmas reading by Marsha Lippert. t s- The Gu-IS' Sth and 9,th grade, Chorus also Mrs. Patterson directs the girls chorus as they add Sang Several approprlate Chrlstmas af' to the festive Christmas air. rangements, and to conclude the mem- orable evening, two songs were played by the band, The Christmas Song, and 'Christmas Music for Winds H Mr. Gerbrandt leads the 7th grade speech class ' in a recitation. Marsha Lippert delivers a choral reading at the Christmas program. 55 'e em1.,,fwep,an, mm. The tasks of the Student Council officers are not always the easiest, but the satisfaction of helping to make a better school makes all the hard work worthwhile. President David Cotton presides at all STUCO meet- ings, appoints committees, and is frequently called up- on to represent our school and to appear before the stu- dent body. Gayle Williamson, vice-president, presides over the meetings in Dave's absence and heads all committees. Secretary Sherryl Melrose plays an important role as she and Richard Click, treasurer, handle most of the paperwork involved in keeping an important organization such as Student Cotmcil running smoothly. Sherryl keeps attendance records, takes minutes at all meetings, writes letters, and gets them in the mail. Richard keeps the Council informed on finiancial affairs, counts and rolls money, and assists in bookkeeping. Class Favorites and Warrior-Princess elections are sponsored by the Student Council, and they also spon- sor such school-wide activities as the Car Smash- Spirit Day, 89er's day, Slacks and Sweatshirts Day, Shorts Day, TWIRP week, and Freshman Day for the student body. The newly redecorated Sugar Shack is also sponsored by the council. The officers work with the sponsors and Mr. Garrison to set up dates and regulations for these' activities. At the presentation of class favorites in December, Mrs. Kimbley, sponsor, presented each girl with a charm and corsage, and each boy with a tie tack. H I I 1 : 'qlrfair ., LS .av l ,u f , M L I 1 s. it ff - graze 3.5 S, 1 4 1---by 1 , its Q mv is The Student Council sponsored Spirit Day on the clay of our football game with Central. Its primary purpose was to help cheer the boys to victory, to boost school morale, and to encourage everyone to attend the game flt worked! We beat them 19-OJ. Each homeroom was well decorated as students zealously tried to win the prize, which was a candy bar for each person in the winning room. The rooms that were the best decorated were Mrs. Barnnett's, 9th, Mrs. Troy's, 8th, and Mrs. Daugherity and Mill McConnell's, 7th, Mr. Franklin's homeroom won a special award for originality, and Miss Sim's homeroom received special mention. The winning rooms which showed the most spirit were Mr. Webb's, 9th, Mr. Gerbrandt's room, 8th, and Mrs. Hogan's '7th. At the end of Spirit Day a beat-up car lay upside down on the grade school playground. It was purchased as part of the day's festivities and symbolized what the wildcats would look like after our boys got through with them. Teachers' names were painted on the car, and students were allowed to hit the 'teacher' of their choice, one hit for a dime, three hits for a quarter. V--...c .-,.N . The newly re-decorated Sugar Shack , where candy bars are sold, is sponsored by the Student Council also. The Student Council officers, and their sponsor, Mr. Falkner, prepare to attend the State-wide Student Council Convention in Bartlesville. . ,,,4 wird, SPIRIT DAY WAS A HUGE SUCCESS li t , r l rt lwwmm April 22, better known as 89er's Day, is a special occasion in the lives of the Warriors The students and teachers dress in their 89er finery and decorate their rooms to recap- ture the spirit of the late 1880's and the Great Land Rush when the Sooners first entered Oklahoma. Prize Winners-Janie Mcmestel., Kirk Zeilery and Office Staff: Mr. Nidell, Mrs. Wert, Mr. Garrison, Debbie Millspaughi Mrs. Hutchinson, and Mrs, Weekly. SLACKS AND SWEATSHIRTS DAY COMFORTABLE is the word that describes Slacks and Sweatshirts Day, and teachers as well as students enjoyed this informal attire. ,KJ m . 1 f :fr 252251 HONOR SOCIETY 19 I nj It mfg ISE:-9 gee' Tw its I Honor Society officers: from left to right are- Chris Roberts The Honor Society Initiation for new members is held each Spring in a school- -treasn Chns James - rep. , wide.assembly. Mr. Garrison presents each initiate with a certificate of mem- Steve Sommer - president, bership to the National and State Junior Honor Societies and a gold membership Lynda Cooper - ViCe-pIes. ' Pm- Lois Stark- Sec. , and John Kimball - parliamentarian. Honor Society Yalent Qioplaged at CUZ-Szknaf CIM First Prize, Instrumental First Prize, Dancing Gary Hicks Melinda Morris . . . After the talents had been presented 2nd prize, Instrumental 2nd prize, Dancing d h-1 th - d C ted mei . . anwie eJuges oun .U r Wally White Demse Parr votes, the students were entertained by two school bands, the Mod Men and the Boss Men. The women faculty were coached by Jim Harder, shop teacher. Mrs. Quanstrom clings tightly to the ball as Pep Club girls try to take it from her, Li I, , as is A beautiful French sidewalk cafe scene served as the background for 3 skits pre- sented by the French Club. 3. :il PEP CLUB - WOMEN FACULTY BASKETBALL GAME Faculty cheerleaders shown above are Mrs. Olinger, Mrs. Riser, Mr, Dodds, and Mrs. Gorden, The annual Pep Club-woman Faculty Basketball game is sponsored by the Pep Club girls, and the proceeds help to finance the many club activities. Everyone agrees that it is a ftu1 time for all. SPANISH - FRENCH FIESTA The French and Spanish Clubs combined their talents to pre- sent a Christmas Fiesta. The Spanish club furnished the Chalupas and the Frenchmen made the dessert. Each club presented a portion of the en.. tertainment . 8th graders danced the Mexican nat dance , and the 9th graders decorated a fiesta street scene over the food tables. , -'rwif 1 .. if-SQ a 2 E T ALL CLUB MEMBERS ATTEND ACTIVITY DAY PICNIC The Activity Day picnic is held just before school is out each year, and all clubs are allowed to go. Buses leave the school at 9:00 and take the students to an amusement park for a day of fun and picnicking.The 'students arrive at school about 2:00 and are then free to go directly home to recover from all the rides and food. Yum S Hlmeoented Eg Speech Claw, A scene from the play shows Patty Ray sits patiently as her stage make Sherry Santelli as Becky That- up is applied. cher and Patty Ray as Aunt Polly. Karen Swartz,who played Mary, enjoys the play from back- stage as she awaits her turn to perform. lu.. Special awards to outstanding students are presented each year at the Awards Assembly. Above, Mrs. Barber pre- sents the Reading Award to Dean Wil- liams, a 7th grader at that time. In the picture below, Mr. Gerbrandt presents the Putnam City Novice Radio 541 Some of our Western Oaks girls played on a summer softball team and won a trophy which they proudly display. From left to right, Janis Parker, JoAnna Hall, Arlene Dawes, Claudia Will, and Shelli Beaver. Speaking Award to Mark Wagstaff, a l96618th grader. N W, W . Mr. Gerbrandt entered his speech students in the Hefner Speech Tourna- ment and the winners are pictured above. Top row: John Thompson, Donald Beard, Mark Wagstaff, Cole Newby, and David Cotton. Middle row: Paula Buffington, Kathie Eavenson, Joan Derebery, Karen Swartz, and Patty Ray. Bottom row: Debbie Richards, Sherri Kelly, Lynn Francis, Barbara Brasel, Linda Davis, and Jan Blankenship. Boy 'Scouts who raised the school flag during Boy Scout Week are 'Mike Chandler, Paul Lookabaugh, Kenneth Pigg, and Doug Phillips. V, if gary? 1 ,an r B. Winners in a local Make It Yourself With Wool Contest are Sheryl McDonald, wear- ing the wool skirt which she made, and Patty Ray, wearing an original 3 piece wool suit. ...J CLASSES W? h avwfn 'QVAZA9 WW WhffzftWmwB lgfSW 22 Gayle Williamson .lon Lonfz .llfinlfa Camo fi Sherryl Melrose David Coffon Chris Roberts Nick Goble Abraham, Debbie Abshure, Alton Ackley, David Adkins, Benny Albrecht, Cynthia Albrecht, Gail Amberg, Jack Anderson, Carla Anderson, Danny Anderson, Ricki Andrews, john Anneler, Steve Ault, Mike Austin, Larry Axworthy, Allan Baggett, Suzanne Baker, Jerry Bangs, Paula Barnett, Ted Barnicoat, Debbie Bartee, Janice Beal, Bill Beezley, Pari Bensinger, Gerald Bergman, Jeff Berry, Tom Best, Linda Bibb, Debbie Birchall, Queenie Bishop, Don Blankenship, Jan Blasingame, Charlotte Bookalis, Andy Bootes, Debby Boswell, Charles Boswell, Theresa Botchllet, Ricky Brennan, Katie Bricker, james Brooks, Peggy Bross, Ronnie Brotherton, Tony Charlie Craig Gary Janice Sherry Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brownfield, Vernon Buck, Jeannine Buck, Tom Buffington, Paula Burke, Don Byler, Danny Cain, Becky Cain, Mike Calavan, Dian Calvert, Lonnie Campbell, Clevie Cannon, Robert Cantrell, Lowell Carroll, Lois Ann Carsten, Carla Carter, Catherine Carter, Rick Casey, Sammy Steve Castoe, Cathcart, Beverly Caviness, Pam Cearley, Vicki Cecil, Allen Challis, Challis, Betty Susan Chaney, Bill Cheatwood, Debbie Chester, Nancy Chisum, David Christofferson, Ciupak, james Clark, Tommy Click, Richard Jim . 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Nick Phagans, Sandra Phillips, Doug Pigg, Kenneth Porter. Mike Potter, Pam Powell. Cindy Powell, Wendell Presher, Deborah Price, Danny Purcell, Mary Purcell, Mike Pyle. Sharon Rathien, Harold Redbum, Renee Radfearn, Rick Reece. Steve Reed, Kyla Render, Lynn Renshaw, Pat Rice, Elizabeth Rice, Terry Richards, Debbie Richter, Chuck Rife, Gary Rlvero, Steve Robinson. Bobby Robinson, Glenda Roche. Teri Sue Roe, Steve Rogers. Randall Rollins, Gene Ross. Lorane Ruby, Mike Ryan. Ray Sales. Norman Sanchez, Kris Sanders, Debby Scott, Barbara Scott, Carol Seabourn, Saundra Sellers, Georgeenn Shahan, Rod Shaxip, lerry Shel enberger, Kent Sherburne. Doug Shifflett, Claude Shoopman, Skip Shull, Marilyn Slsk, Denise Smith, Bob Smith. Charles Smith, Dennis Smith, Glenda Smith, Ienice Smith. Nancy Smith. Patricia Smith. Sherri Smith, Susan Smith, Terri Southard, Pamela Sparks. Debbie Sprlggs, Mary Spurgeon, Becky Staata, Iannell Stanley, Robert Stella. Ernie Stewart, Marsha Stlsael. Karen Stone, Melda Stonebraker, Robert Stout. Pat Street. Stanley Strong, Cindy Sturgeon. Debbie Sturglll, Rlck Sullivan, Randy Tate, Iohnnie Thelman, Deborah Thomas. Larry Thompson, Carolyn Thompson, David Thompson, Iohn Thomhlll. Pattie Thorp. Carol Tlnkle, Donna Tinkle, Ianet Townsend, Charles Townsend, Kathy Trimble, Susan Tripp, Terri Tumor, Billy Turner, Steve Underwood, loe Underwood. Ricky Updegrove. Mike Vail, Sheila Van Horn. Iohn Vascellaro, Gale Vinson. Sandra Wagner, Leonard Waldenville, Susan Walker, Linda Walker, William Wall, Sharon Wallace, Keith Wallis. Debbie Walsh, Susan Ward, Sally Ward. Susan Warner, Carrie Watts, Ronnie Weaver. Timothy Wehling. Debbie West, Linda West, Stan Wheaton. Iames White. David White. Steven white. Wally Whiteway, Tom Whittaker, Vicki Williams, Chip Williams, Dean Williams, Iackle Williams, Larry Wilson, Pamela Wilson, Timmy Wlllmurth, Tony Winn. Karen Wood, Mark Woodard, DeEtte Wooldridge. Kenneth Woolf, Melvin Woolsey. 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Middle Row: Sandra McClain, Murlain Phillips, Kathy Lewis, and Suzanne Heise. Bottom Row: Robert Thompson, Kathy Caven, Kathryn Nicely, Kathy Adams, and Terry Murr. Seuenfthgxade Claw, fi ' JAN WHITTAKER EDDIE MCGUFFIN Dixie DePr0n Debbie Dutton David Brcinard Greg Harlow Adams, Allen Adams, Darrell Adkins, Gerry Alexander. Roger Allen. Gayla Anderson, Ramona Andrews, Ieff Anthony, Starlln Ault, Chrls Ayling, Larry Bailey. Donald Baker. Bruce Baker, LaWanda Baker, Nancy Barker, Neva Barnhart. Randy Barnum, Sherln Barton, Brenda Beaulieu. David Beaver, Shelli Bergman, loneve Barry. Dick Berry. Rocky Berryman. Charlotte Birchall. Dan Blackbum. Duane Blackwood. Susan Blasnngame, Everett Bloom, Donna Blunck. Ted Boggs, Barbara Bo ay, Dennis Bounds. Kathleen Bouziden, Terry Bradley, Tommy Bralnard, David Bramlett, Patti Brandon, Keith Brasel, Davtd Brennan, Tim Briggs. Bob Brite. Robert Brock, Bobby Brown. Betty Brown. Marilyn Bumpus. Bill Calvert, Tim Camp. 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Susan Pierce, Dianna Pierce, Doug Porter. ludy Prentice, Indy Prescott. Terry Price. Linda Price. Patty Prichard. Robert Pruitt. Renee Reeves, Gene Redgrave. Paul Reggie, Ioseph Re y, Iames Rhea. Gall R gchardaon, Margaret Richter. Debra Rlckner, Tommy Riggs, Iulle Rlvero. Silvio Roark, Roxanne Roberts. Teresa Robinson, B111 Rogers, Cag Rodgers, R ph Rolllngs, Iohnita Rollins, Gaye Rublyi Pat Rua ng. Elbert Scaramucci, Carla Schrltter. Gerald Sears, Ieffery Semler, Marianne Semter. Billy Shannon. Mike Shannon, Tommy Shaw. Pam Shearer. Clifton Shearer, De De Shell, Cynthia Shefrard. Mike She tman. Lori Sherman. Claudia Shipman. Deborah Shofner. Mike Shults. Scott Simmons. Dwayne Simmons, Patt Simpson. Stephen Sims, Darrell Siak, Gall Slease, Deborah Small Smith: Smith smnhf Smith Smith Smith Snell . Phil Ann Cecil Don Mike Raymond Shannon 'Ricky Snodgrass. Mark Sparks. Ianie Terry at - ! we 1 .-1: V: -A if .-Q, 1, 1 ff - :'- .., D miie- .f:: . I ,,. ' ,,.,. ' A as . T. 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Dale Weigl, Richard Walls, Louie Westbury, Mark Wharton, Iamle White, Dean White, Larry White, Stanley White, Stephen Whiteman, Arlene Whittaker. Iann Wigington, Kathy Wild, Sally Willis, Stephanie Wilson, Georgetta Wilson, Rick Winfrey, Kim Wollard, Patti Woods, David Wooldridge. Vickie Woolf, lanls Workman, Brad Wright, Leon Wulff. Wesley York, Regina Young, Glanlta Young Roxsnn Zemp Kerry Zucksworth Melba WET' 5 A ,as ,,.,.,, , , 5'2 9,,.,,,s,ft,1 ,,.1 -f.- T, ,,, .. 1 A Z , as -is , 4 ' ,.,f I . it , in rt 4 it '17 if ft: L Q gs e o 2 'Q ' A ' A ,,. fl, s 3313, 5 . - J . N' f :Q 7 I . fl . lr f si g i - 'W ' l s IHA ' M, , T If-V, r 1 have ,M at-sf ,,, f is t N . A K 'J j k , SM, VV K H f tail? s 1 ' . 0 C V ,,:l , Q , - I s y s I ..,, 1 , ,V f- t -- .. l at 'Q fi ' ag, is if 0' , ffl, f. 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The puppet show f above is one example of the many projects turned in by students, Below, ninth graders see the film version of Romeo and Juliet E? A at the Trend theater. Clean Up Time! Mrs, Hogan wants to make sure she has a clean gym for her girls not quite so tidy, got caught unexpected locker check. This attractive 1?0CkiHS horse Please don't attack! Oh, these is made Of Cake. believe if Warriors are just from the Journalism Of HOU This is 0F19 Of the sd' class at the O.I.P.A. Convention in vanced projects of the home Norman. economics class. At right, some students, with messy lockers at an Western Oaks is full of talent, as can be seen by the beautiful paintings on display in the art room. Miss Sims' ninth graders are hard at work applying their skills in oil painting. mm 4 xv? Q W., Z4 O N W .. 'X M, 'A W W N N W Y N W Q X xx X 5 X N fx ix N X W X X . x W N Q2 Q X S w Q ,Q WN SS Q. X, f M! 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D.,I-Iart I-Iarrold's SHOES Westmoreland's State Farm Insurance Agency Mr, 31 Mrs, F1-ed Wagstaff Herman's Restaurant Bethany United Drug FAREWELL: As we, the yearbook staff, turn the last page of our '66-67 WARRIOR, we bid adieu to all the wonderful students who have made our school year what it is. T0 the freshmen, we extend a last goodbye as they go to higher levels next year. We want to thank them for all the spirit they have shown throughout the year, and we wish them good luck as they advance in their future careers. To the eighth grade, we wish good luck as next year's leaders. We hope they realize the great responsibility, but wonderful opportunity they will have ahead of them. We feel sure they will do a marvelous job and will real- ly carry out the Warrior tradition in grand style. To the seventh graders we wish to give a word of en- couragement. Never let your future goal get out of your sight. Keep up your enthusiastic spirit and remember, Once a Warrior, always a Warrior. --Paula Buffington, Editor Mr. Forest O'Neal Miss Vicki Baldwin WARRIOR STAFF EDITOR - Paula Buffington INTRODUCTION Editor - Jan Blankenship Mary Derr FACULTY Editor - Vicki Cearley Katie Brennan Pat Thompson ORGANIZATIONS Editor - Lance James Jim Miller Mark Wagstaff Tom Ray SPORTS Editor - Missie Dendy Tom Koone Tommy Estrada ACTIVITIES Editor - Diane Nedbalek Nancy Craymer CLASSES Editor - Theresa Boswell Carmen Flores Kenny Slater ADVERTISEMENT Editor - Sue Ann Heiliger Dana Fritz SPONSOR - Mrs. Neva Troy WW 70 QM . OX Qfwfu N Jp QD U QED Y ' 5 gi E 4 fc, + Q gal Q5 Qi? QQ, 3 943422 . 2 539 if K of? ,ba Wigffggjw hifi MMM 72fffW'W,Yf Jim 1:7 W' Ho? 322 EEE yi WW EQ www! World News-1966 1, Communist.: Take A Walk-On October 12th, Soviet Bloc UN delegates took their customary walk as Nationalist China Ambassador, Liu Chieh, addressed the General Assembly. 2, First Lady Listens-Mrs. Ferdinand Marcos, First Lady of the Philippines, listens to her husband, President Marcos, ad- dress the UN General Assembly during a state visit in Sepa tember. 3, Secretary Seeks Facts-During a fact-finding mission to Viet Nam on October 10th, Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara confers with U,S. Commander, Gen. Mlm. YVestmoreland. It was McNamara's eighth visit to Viet Nam, 4, United Nations Chief Stays Ort-Secretary General U Thant tells a news conference in September that he wishes to step down, but will continue until a successor is found. Later, on December 2nd, he agreed to another five-year term. ---f e V --Sl' 'M' . Mi 4 5 5, Goldberg Discusses Viet Nam-Following a long conferenc with President Johnson in September, Arthur Goldberg, U.t Ambassador to the United Nations, discussed prospects fo a Viet Nam settlement and said, the door is open and W see no evidence it has been closed. 6, ,let Comes Home-A Phantom F4B glides onto a carrier dec in the South China Sea after a mission over North Viet Na 1, Happy Filipinos-This flag-waving group of Filipinos greete President Lyndon Johnson on October 23rd as he arrived ther for a Seven Nation Summit Conference. 8, Guest of Russiaris-Dilring a December reception at th Soviet Embassy in Paris, French President Charles DeCaull chats with Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin who was visitin France. Mya HW BME crawls! Y .mggnw--f'- ' -V, 'ffiizu-,:f,rE, fi, v , ,4 .. K ,,gf,w I Y ,E Z? 1 4 I f '22 We , lm: -s 1' 'fiifw ' my f ax J , nxgggw' ' ' f Aw e 1 1 'iE3mW5W WE , F 5 . ff? ' Q Lghwr ' 5 ' if .JV . x, ,fp 1 r 1- 54155 4 f K wi fin fi? .. 1 , , - f - V gm A f . 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Walt Disney Dies-On Ueevniber 15th, famed movie maker XX'alt Disney passed away due to acute circulatory collapse, Shown here with one of his more famous characters, Mickey Mouse , Disney leaves behind a legacy of fantasy and dreams which has thrilled hundreds of millions of children and adults all ouer the world. 4, Moon Photo Assembled-On August 19th, Dr, Lawrence Rowan described this remarkable high resolution photograph of the surface of the moon to newstnen and scientists at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California. The pic- ture was made by assembling S7 framelets taken from the Lunar Orbiter satellite and relayed back to earth. 5, 1966 Oscar Winners-On April 18th, all moviedom ap- plauded these four stars at the Annual Academy presentation ceremony. From the left, Lee Marvin--best actor for Cat Balloung British star julie Christie4best actress for Darling g Shelley YVinters-best supporting actress for A Patch of Blueng and Martin Balsamghest supporting actor for A Thousand Clowns . 6, Artificial Huff! Imjzlnnt-On April Qlst. the medical world was electrified when it learned that Dr, Michael DeBakey tlefty Baylor lhirersity Medical School ht-art surgeon, had successfully implanted an artificial heart in Marcel L, De- Ruddei' at Methodist Hospital in llouston, Texas. Mr. Dt'-V Rudder later died of a ruptured left lung, lhouggh it was reported that the implant was a -xuccess. HYBH RYSOLUY lol , . n,.i,v,v I 'f..i,. ,i,uin...s-:1i.5Z . 4