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

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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.

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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

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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