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

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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

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.93cu1dC2ueen ATTENDANTS Karen Rhea Debbie Boofes I Carol Collier

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'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