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

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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

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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.