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

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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

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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

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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