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

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1969 volume:

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The 1968-69 enrollment increased by about 200 students and the total number reached 1476 shortly after the beginning of the year. Temporary building have been built for the overflow of classes- Three rooms of the elementary building are being used for junior high students, and the cafeteria is being used all day long for study halls. Twelve additional teachers were required and the total number oh the faculty is sixty, plus three counselors. Twenty four of these teachers are new to Western Oaks. This year, as always, the Warrior's goal is to make this the great- est school there ever was, and all Warriors will probably agree that this goal has been reached. The yearbook staff has tried to give complete coverage of the activities and happenings of the school year so that you will have a book of memories that you can own with pride. We hope you have as much fun reading your book as we did in making it. --The Warrior Yearbook Staff TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration ......... Faculty ............ Personal ities ........ Activities ..... , ......... Spring Activities ........ ..... Sports ................. Organizations ...... Classes .................... Ninth Grade ......... Eighth Grade ........ ..... Seventh Grade ........ ..... Advertising ............. When it became necessary to enlarge the counseling facilities, the counselors were moved to a new ofhce with more three full time counselors. room for One of the biggest projects which Mr. Falkner undertook was the building of the new Student Council Sugar Shack. Yearbook Dedicated To Student Council Sponsor Mr. Falkner helped the Student Council purchase a printing press which is placed in the shop room. He and Mr. Land- reth supervise a group of boys who are learning to operate it. At Christmas time Mr. .Falkner worked with Mrs. Stover to prepare packages for the soldiers in Viet-Nam. We, the members of the Western Oaks yearbook staff, gratefully de- dicate the 1968-69 Warrior yearbook to lVIr. Joe Falkner. lVlr. Falkner, who teaches 8th and 9th grade metal shop, has taught here for 6 years, since the opening of the school. He has been an outstanding sponsor of the Western Oaks Student Council and has helped to make the schoolractivities really great. We think he is a very deserving teacher who really tries hard to consider the interests of the students. Mr. Falkner is always handy to help Patty Ridings and Mike Off, who run the Sugar Shack. We wish to thank him for encouraging the Student Council to make this the best year ever and for dedicating his time and efforts to us, the student body of Western Oaks Junior High Schooll. --The Warrior Yearbook Staff The Student Council converted one of the old candy booths into a Lost and Found' booth which Dixie DePron opens each day with Mr. Falkners 's help. W 1 -gamma ,N fx IW 6' Ci :alps ,... iw- ik Students wait outside for the school doors to open at 8: 15. Most of them stand by the middle stairway doors. School Doors Open at 8.15 Boys and girls can be seen arriving at school from many different directions but the biggest mob comes from the Glen Oaks Shopping Center. Most students come to school by bus. Some students prefer to wait at one of the side doors before school, such as the gym door or by the north stairway. Crowded School feels Growing Pains . ga V 1450 students crowd the halls to reach their classes on time. Teachers have to supervise the halls to make sure all goes well, Here Mr. Vandemeer SL Mr. Guilliams Watch students as they hurry by. Any student who is absent must wait in line after the morning announcements to have Mrs. Wert or Mrs. Hutchinson write them an admit slip to class, telling the teacher whether or not the absence was excused or unexcused. 5 i f ' fm , , I 1, xv, 6 'One little, two little, three little Indzkzns. Is my credit good? 0 0 Q The lighter Slde of llfe 'We wear P.F. flyers! 'Z4lright, wise guy, turn on the lights! 7 like a big paddle. OK, whg did if? 6 Oh, well, it's Friday the 13th anyway! The Imp0SSibl2 Dfellmfw o At The Home Of The Wurrlors 'Tm his private secretary! 'Aff YOH in rrvuble again? 'AWhat's in this locker anyway? WMU h0mf?W0fk7U 7 Follow The Staircase Into The Memories of 'aa-'69 - K we 8 ADMINISTRATION HW ,, ie. , .asa ' ..' llfxap n'f3 f '41 gfasafi ' ss s 1, F 5 , , I . E 1 i V1 2 'sv fc- kwje' s,w,1xMWVi,,m .. E .1 L . K' A tilvt' Y1j,,s is . 'Mm , def Xa..-M' x 1 Principal- lVlr. Nicholas Nidell Nlr. Nicholas Nidell has been at Western Oaks since its beginning six years ago. This is his second year as the Principal, after serving as Assistant Principal for four years. Before coming to Western Oaks, he was in the social studies depart- ment at Putnam City Central. Under his leadership Western Oaks has continued to grow, both in size and educational quality. He has implemented many new and different programs, and has acquired many new teaching devices, such as the audio-visual tape recorder camera and a 37,000 laboratory for reading and foreign language. He is a conscientious educator who has continuously encouraged the students to become responsible and useful citizens, both at school and in the community. Administrators Encourage Students To Take Part in School Activities lVlr. Tom Vandemeer has been the Assistant Principal at Western Oaks for two years. He is not a newcomer to Putnam City, however, because he taught and coached at Putnam City High School when he began teaching 15 years ago. He has worked hard to help plan the school activities and to schedule the events in such a way that more students are able to participate in various projects and attend school functions. One of his major objectives is to help encourage students to behave themselves so that they will not be deprived of all of the opportunities that are offered at Western Oaks. Q r awLbwu4mg Each morning Mr. Nidell makes the day 's announcements over the inter-com system. Assistant Principal - lVlr. Tom Vandemeer Counseling Facilities Expand With School Growth When Western Oaks opened six years ago, there were 1019 students enrolled. This year there are almost 1500. One counselor was sufficient to take care of the students when the school opened, but the counseling duties have increased steadily, and three counselors were required to take care of so many students. Not only were more counselors necessary, but a new room had to be provided for them and their secretary, lVlrs. Mary Lee Wooden, and their aides. The counselors stated their purpose for being there as follows: To help students to make the best possible ad- justment academically, socially, and emotionaIly. They are not just schedule changers as some students may think. They give each student in school an ability test, grade them, score them, and strive to place each student in subjects and levels where they can work best and achieve. After the testing program, they discuss the scores with each student and counsel them accordingly. Personal problems are also taken care of as well as re- feral for specialized help, such as psychological counseling, and arrangements for parent-teacher conferences. Mrs. Gladys Snell Counselor Mr. Jim Harder Counselor ll ' ,.,- S-I ,4v.si !'!!3' F 1 W ..--Q-1 X 'M-L V .,, 'Mk -hi., C x T N--K s,,.u-NWMWM Q' MNT L MMM' we Mr. William Dinkines Counselor Sorting aptitute tests gets to be quite a chore, and counselors, Mr. Jim Harder and Mrs. Gladys Snell, with the help ofMr. Dinkines, spent many hours making preparations for testing all Warriors. BOARD OF EDUCATION ,1 ' ' am ,ma :Q :ste 11 ...wif 'Www' MR. LEO MAYFIELD, Superintendent Expansion Within District Keeps Administrators Busy lVlr. Leo Mayfield became the superintendent of Putnam City Schools in July, 1964. Since that time Putnam City has built President of Board of Education four new schools: Hefner Junior High, Tulakes Elementary, SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS Lake Park Elementary, and the brand new Putnam City West P , I High School, as well as remodeling the stadium at Putnam City vziziigggdnxiinslp 'gisxllgvvood High School - Clerk: Mrs. Lee Mason lVlr. lVlayfield, a graduate of Northwestern State College Members: Mr. James L. Dennis and the University of Oklahoma, has improved the teaching Nlr. Calvin E. Bowman facilities and raised the educational quality enough that all Mf- Howard '-- Neumann three of the Putnam City Junior High Schools were given ac- creditation by the North Central Association for Accredit- Plfrchasing Agent: Mr' qeen Cfouch. . tion of Schools in the S rin of 1969 Director of Transportation: Mr. Lewis Favor a p 9 ' Director of Food Services: Mrs. Gwen Allred Because of his dedication to the students of Putnam City, he has given them the opportunity for the finest education that can be obtained anywhere in the state. MR. FRED CAVINESS Assistant Superintendent MR. J. FRANK MALONE Personnel Director and Head of Secondary Education MRS. LEE MASON Secretary to the Superintendent and Clerk of Board of Education fs 5 5 '-mm iw sg E , 5 5 Maxi 5 Xa if gf , 1 5 I 5 5 - 2? 1 'f s 6 any .J Mrs. Marty Olinger, Department head 9th grade Civics and Oklahoma History History Teachers Open Doors to Our Heritage A wide range of subject matter is offered in the history department, World history is studied in the 7th grade. American history is offered to eighth graders. Both Oklahoma History and Civics are studied by the 9th graders. Mr. Doug Burkhalter MT- Gwfge Jackson Mr. Joe McFadden 8th grade U.S. History 7th Social Studies 9th Okla. History and Civics Mr. Miller. Mrs. Marie Rhodyback Mrs. Lona Seymour Mr. George Jackson and Mr. Ron Whatley 7th 506131 Sfudles 7th Social Studies 7th Social Studies offer Dixie DePron to the highest bidder 9th Okla. History at the Spirit Day Slave Sale. Judge Dinkines sentenced Mr. Joe McFadden to a week without his tou- pee for not wearing GREEN AND GOLD on Spirit Day. f i iswfi4sSff:sQi em 3 Mr. Ron Whatley Mrs. Brent Trimble Mrs. Diane Turner 9th grade basketball coach and 8th U.S. History 8th U.S. History Oklahoma History 14 Miss Kay Baxter Mrs. Pat Buller 7th Modern math 7th math MIS. Betty Eppefly Mrs . Janice Ewer Sth Math 9th Algebra Mr. Oscar Folsom Mr5,PatIia,n1ar 9th Pre-Algebra, 8th Math, and and Audio-Visual 9th Pre-Algebra The Overhead projector is a valuable visual aid in a math class. Mrs. Lillian Smith uses it regularly to show her classes ex- amples ofproblems ana to point out mistakes. QQ 1 .gg .A 2 Mr. Pete Dought 7th math, and Audio-Visual MATH! The Science of y Mr. David Guilliams, Department head 8th math, Football Coach Using Numbers Accuratly! IVIODERN MATH is a required subject for all students. The math courses are grouped according to the students' mathematical abilities. Ninth graders continue in modern math by taking either pre-algebra or algebra. MI. William Mcgal-y Mrs. Lillian Smith 7th and 8th math 9th Algebra Miss Kay Baxter 's 7th grade math classes had a special project displayed in the central hallway. They made pic tures using geometrical designs with string sewed into cardboard. -Q., Mrs. Patty Atchley, Mrs. Leila Barber, Mrs. Adella Bixler Mrs, Judy Barnett, department head Sth and 9th English 9th grade English Special Education 9th grade English language Arts Teachers Give Good Training For The Future The Language Arts Department includes all languages: English, French, Spanish, Latin. It also includes Speech and Special Education. There is a reading lab in the 13133 iigigavzunic seventh grade designed to help increase reading rate. and iocial Studie? A new foreign language lab is being planned with tapes to use as conversational drill. Mr. Eugene Dodds 8th grade English and 9th grade Latin Mrs. Sue Gordon 9th English and typing Freshmen in Mrs. Leila Barbers classes made Romeo and Juliet projects which were placed on display during the P.T.A. Open House. T6 Mrs. Pat Daugherity 7th grade reading Mrs. Felice Feldman 7th, Sth and 9th French Mrs. Linda Hasley 8th English and 7th Speech kwin Mrs. Judy Barnett, the English department head, helps newcomer Mr. Mrs. Ramona Heiskell 7th grade English Gary Coston, to get acquainted with the school. He was added to the staff when Mrs. Linda Hasley quit at mid-semester. Miss Stansberry took Mrs. Hasely s classes, and Mr. Coston took Miss Stansberry 's classes. Mrs. Mimi Hendricks Sth and 9th Spanish Mrs. Darla Hickam Mrs. Sharon Irwin Mrs. Sha-l'0I'l 101105 MIS- Joann LU1'lSf01'd 7th grade reading 7th grade English 7th grade English 7th grade Reading Mrs. Neva Troy Mrs. Loretta McC0wn Miss Mary Stansberry 7th Spanish and . 8th and 9th English 7th and 8th English and speech Sth and 9th -l0UII'lHl1Sm 'Sf Mr. Carlton Winters 8th and 9th Speech QMS , 17 Warriors Have A Variety Of Practical Arts Electives Ancl Sports Activities The practical arts are skills that can be of value in every day situations. Girls can learn to cook and sew, and boys can learn to do woodworking and metal work. Both boys and girls can praticipate in band, chorus, art, P.E., and typing activities. It is these elective classes which appea to individual interests that add spice to a day's routine rliil 'ff Mr. Dave Price Band Mrs. Irene Freeman M1-5, Jean Stover Miss Jessie Sims Llbfallall Typing Art MIS' Wanda 13810861 Mrs. Iona Stephens Mr. Joe Falkner Sewing Cooking Metalwork Shop Mrs. Myrna Hogan 7th grade girls gym and health Mrs. Paula West 7th girls gym and health Mr. Jerry Pitt 7th boys gym and health and coach 18 ., ., .... ,, ,fa1fw,,19 pgugwzz., l , ' - gel... as - -V,: ... . , S X if Q sg, ,R . fs. F M' , ,im l fl Mrs. Pat Corrigan Chorus Mr. Lohman Landreth Woodworking Shop Mr. Sandy Harris 7th boys gym and health i , -. ..., .. g ':,JrQaQaeRnLwm- . 0 'L 'F S C N e n C e n 0 w e e 5 ,Ei 3512 Y.. A.1.gEg.W,fggg rfsr3sai V::V:: is '- i ',i1,1 fli. IL1 i -hgz , ,L.- LA-y' - A ' i e s s ls Fast Expanding i . Q ' l 'L General science, earth science, and biology ' . . ' y make up the curriculum in science depart- lr M ment. Two large laboratory rooms are . 1 hezf J Vgf a vailable for students to experiment with the knowledge they have gained. Mrs. Liz Allred 8th and 9th Science Mr. George Keely, department head 9th biology, 8th general science, and coach. Mrs. Martha McSaughy x - Fatal' .P :J fs'.:.:-1.-z1fa1f .QQ Q , . ,1,' Mr. Harry Manning 'A ' fu - V I 9th General Science S, is Mrs. Pam Pool 8th Science MI- Vernon U .. Z1 st 3 Q Sth Science 32, I 2 BLOOD Mrs. Clara Varney 5' 8th Science 'L ' ' Mrs. Clara Varney demonstrates the use of the Geiger counter. ' fa. 'K' 'W-Misa asv 1 70 . xii limi., . f . si i a f W im. I ' f gig.-g,': .felis s ,, f wear- V , . -iw.. ,.,iWt X ' : :ess i s v can fi wsfu Mrs. Jackie Treddle replaced Mr. Vernon Nix at the beginning of the second semester in ith grade science. 19 M stuff MIS, Edna Wert Mrs. Hazel Hutchinson, Mrs. Mary Lee Wooden, Secretary to the Principals Financial Secretary Secretary to the Counselors eitiifif' P' 'yfy V nrrr 3- 515 S in at ki If if , Y t . S 5 3 X we . , ,- 5 ,W E, S Q A . jig, V K' .L 5 I i ' Z i 3 t l 1 V , Y V CAFETERIA EMPLOYEES: Front Row: Minnie Lawson, Evelyn Elston, Juanita Woolf, Myrtle Close. Betty Kratky, Edna Wood, Millie Graff, and Loretta Moore. Second row: Glenda Barger, Juanita Mogg, Mary Ann Langton, Zola Mitchell, Clemie Cassel, Corky Banks, and Theda Stevens, Back Row: Bea Pennington, Anna Robertson, Velree Milburn, Dorothy Lanoy, Theresa Santelli, Hazel Gebhart, Annie Stone, Jean Burns, and Maxine Turner. CUSTODIANS: Lee Stanfield, and Fred Dodd. ' '55 fifxl Yam. .... CUSTOSIANS: Elbert Smith, Art Burger, Coy Smith, Homer Upchurch, Al Lawson, and Herbert Case. BUS DRIVERS: Everett Knox, Charlie Thorne, Haskill Wilson, Ralph Blasingame, Lloyd Tull, Robert Garrison, Charles Boucher. Don Pic kard, and Tommy Diggs. PERSONALITIES All-Sports King and Queen Debbie Dryden, Terry Smith 4 af E Q Jann Whittaker, Jeff Adkins Letha Camp, Mike Smith Uwinnw- HX ALL SPOR TS QUEEN AND KING, DEBBIE DR YDEN AND TERR Y SMITH were announced between the Sth and 9th grade basket- ball games with El Reno. The attendants are JeffAdkins and Jann Whittaker fleftj and Letha Camp and Mike Smith frightj. The girls were chosen by the Lettermen 's Club, and the boys were chosen by the Pep Club. Stephanie McCown carried the flowers and Ronnie Price carried the gifts for the boys. David Barnett also helped carry flowers. Debbie Dryden And Terry Smith h Win All-Sports Titles ' Beaming with happiness, Queen Debbie Dryden wears her new crown and holds her bouquet of roses and shares the moment with her attendants, Jann Whittaker and Letha Camp. King Terry gave Queen Debbie the traditional Coronation kiss after Debby was l 'J crowned by last year 3' All-Sports Queen, Patsy Coburn. 1'A X 'fr 1 S 'r- The Band Queen coronation was held November 28 at' the Band Concert. The 196 7-68 Band Queen, Dayna Keller, crowned the new 1968-69 queen, Denise Parr, and Dayna s escort, Gary Rife, presented Denise with her trophy. Queen Denise 's escort, Glenn Davis, gave her the traditional coronation kiss and a big bouquet of roses. NANCY NORTHCUTT, Attendant any Xjfjldi 1 . GAIL ISERNHAGEN , Attendant Band Queen Denise Parr and her escort Glenn Davis stand with her attendants and their escorts: Gary Hayes and Nancy Northcutt, and Mike Journey and Gail Isernhagen Kathy Horn and Mike Smith PRINCESS AND WARRIOR Hilgenberg Gail Rhea and Je The Royal Court smiled proudly after the corona tion of Princess and Warrior. Princess Kathy and Warrior Mike won the All-school election. Pat Collier and Stan Hilgenbert fleftj and Gail Rhea and Jeff Adkins were runners-up. Princess And Warrior Announced On VuIen1ine's Day On the night of the Valentine's Day Soc Hop, pretty, popular Kathy Horn and her escort, outstanding basketball and football letterman, Mike Smith, were announced as the 1969 Princess and Warrior in a colorful and impressive ceremony during intermission. All students in the 7th, Sth, and 9th voted for their choice and the outcome was kept a secret until the night ofthe Latin Club- Student Council SOC in the gym On February 14. Mike and Kathy share the Coronation kiss after she received her flowers. Gail and Jeff Kathy and Mike Pat and Stan nl Miss Spirit - Nancy Northcutt Rusty Nichols and Nancy Northcutt were chosen iVlr. and Miss Spirit for their outstanding essays about Spirit. At the Spirit Day Assembly they each read their themes. Nancy's theme was What's Spirit and Rusty's theme was Ouarintine Mr. Spirit - Rusty Nichols za y ACTIVITIES Student Council Promotes School Activities Student Council officers: Treasurer Eddie Hillg Secretary, Shelli Beaverg Vice- SfUdffVll'.C0WlCil SPOHSOVS-' MT- C G- Mill-'57, girl Paula President, Pat Collierg President, Larry White. West, Ml-is Mary Stansberryf and Mr' foe Fa ner' l The morning devotion is given by Greg Tiffany. 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, Larry White, presides at all meetings, appoints committees, and appears before the student body for special assemblies. Pat Collier, Vice-President, takes over if Larry is absent and heads all committees. Shelli Beaver's duties as Secretary are taking the minutes, keeping the attendance records, and writing and sending letters pertaining to the coun- cil's affairs. Treasurer, Eddie Hill keeps the financial records, orders candy, and in- forms the Student Council of its financial situation. Some of the activities STUCO sponsors during the year are 89'ers Day, Spirit Day, Twirpweek, Warrior-Princess and Class Favorite elections. Jim Meyer and Marvin Turnbow 's responsibility is to make sure the bulletin board is kept up to date, They also list the cafeteria menu daily. This year the Student Council bought trash dis- pensers shaped like Oklahoma, with the slogan 'Be a Glitter Bug, nota Litter Bug! The lost and found department, spon- sored by the Student Council help re- locate students ' lost articles. Dixie De- Pron finsidej and Melda Cannon are in charge of the booth.. The exchange students from Moon Jr. High carne to W.0. and The People that went to Moon Jr. High are Ruth Stark, were excorted by Stuco members. They are Connie Nubine, Kenny Guthrie, Eddie Hill, and Chuck Shofner. Pat Collier, Linda Morris, Cary Rogers, Shelli Beaver, Larry White, Clyde Muse, and Terrel Osborne One of Stucois projects each year is to decorate a Christmas tree for the The Student Council and Business Club combined together to holidays. Those decorating the tree are Pat Collier, Melda Cannon, Starlin visit the Evening Star Nursing Home at Christmastime. Here Anthony, Dzbcie Depron, and Shelli Beaver. is Mr. Falkner and his son, Sam, Talking to one of the patzen ts SHIR TTAIL DA Ygave all the b0yS U C'hflhCe t0 Weill' their Shir t These girls enjoyed wearing pants on Shirttail Day even though tail Ottt and Weill' St0PPy Shifts if it cost them a dime. The money went into the Student Council they wanted to. budget. E E, The candy machines were taken out in January be- cause the Student Council decided to increase the businessfof the Sugar Shak. The Sugar Shak started staying open all day and be gan selling paper and pen- cils and became like a S tu- dent Store The winner in the 7th grade of the best decorated Mrs. Corrigan s Ist hour chorus class made Mrs. Turners Sth grade social studies class room was Mrs. Irwin s English class, a fine showing when they carried out the really knocked ern out when they displayed Spirit Day Therne in their decorations. their spirit in their horneroorn decorations. Spirit Day Hosts Many Activities As Spirit Day begins, all homerooms start decorating their class The Student Council judges rnake their rounds of roorns to room, pausing only a few minutes for opening exercises, choose the best moral boostingugroup. The auctioning off ofFreshrnen Pep Club Tiny Tirn No! It 's our own nzajorette, girls gg Slaves aided the Sports Fund in Mike Thigpen pays his rnoney for his newly David Brainard, displaying lzis baton twirl- buying new equipmgnf. bought slave, hoping that it'1l be worth it. ing ability at the Spirit Day Asernbly. 32 Sox only! Lots of couples enjoy the fun of this soc hop! 'My feet are killing me! Soc Hops Draw large Crowds 0f Warriors 'The Perfect Combination .' Danny Hood, Randy Nixon, David H ,, Brown, and Mark Young. what partner? Why don 't we have more slow dances? Oops, I think my shirt ripped!', Thats what I call a fast dance! 1 9 33 5 I f A VWSH To AA Snudl Planet Kreton fGene Reevesj acts out the plans he intends to use in order to overtake Earth. 1-n-,- Kreton explains how he came to Earth on a spaceship but landed in the wrong period of time. Almost immediately after Kreton reaches the Earth, the army sends investigators to check him out. Cast: Jay Douglas, Becky Wynn, Barbara Marek, David -Paulsen, Gene Reeves, Rusty Nichols, Gene Kluck, Dick Berry. To ease his tension, General Powers, fRusty Nicholsj has a couple of drinks, or maybe a lot. General Powers and Kreton finally become I3-iends after Kreton makes Here Kreton displays one of his unusual plans to return home to his own planet. abilities by questioning a cat that confides his problems to Kreton. Assembly Provides Entertainment NANCY BROCK shows a great deal of pride THE TOP THREE winners happily display their trophies: Denise Parr, 2nd place, as she accepts the FIRST PLA CE trophy Nancy Brock, hrst place, and Janet Nichols, third place. from master of ceremonies, Keith Evans. Talented Warriors each year are allowed to audition for the annual talent assembly. This year the show was sponsored by the Speech and Drama Department with lVlr. Winters, lVlrs. Trimble, and lVlrs. Smith taking charge. Prospective performers were reviewed by these teachers, and the best ones were chosen to be in the assembly. A group of teachers judged the entries and the top three were presentated with trophies. DENISE PARR won the second place trophy by twirling fre batons to the beat of Chewy-Chewy. 35 NANCY BROCK played two musical instruments to help her win FIRST PLA CE. She played t'The Impossible Dream on the Vibra-harp and The Sound ofMusic on the pzlzno. JANET NICHOLS won third place with her musical presenta- tion of 'lThe Impossible Dream on the piano. T 6, i The Cheerleaders and Pep Club lead the Warriors ln support of the team during a football game on the practice field one afternoon. Pre game cheers were posted all over the school and the biggest banners were in the central hallway. Everybody loves An Athletic Event A special cheering section was organized by members of the Pep Club who walked up and down the halls yelling and cheering for the teams. Mr Dave Price and his Western Oaks Band never failed to play at the football games. Of course, everyone 's favorite song was the fight Hx W' ,.r 0 Jigs- Q gm, av M Debate always keeps a class interested. Mr. McFadden let his Oklahoma History class debate in two teams of 4 each with Lanny Latham serving as the moderator. Mr. Burkhalter threw a trick question into one of his tests to try to stimulate students to take part in class discussions Class Activities The history teachers took all 8th graders to the Park Terrace Theater to see Gone With The Wind 'L a movie about life before, during, and after the Civil War. ROMEO AND J ULIE T was one of the biggest works of liter- ature that was studied by 9th graders this year, and many students had to make special projects. This one portrays the scene where Romeo finds Juliet after she had taken a sleep- ing potion. Thinldng that she is dead, he kills himself but she awakens to find him dead. Then she, too, kills herself The FRENCH CL UB-SPANISH CLUB Christmas Fiesta was held in the cafeteria the day school was dismissed before Christmas. The main meal was Tacos, made by the Spanish Club, and the French Club served French Yule Log cakes. Members of the 7th grade Spanish class danced the Mexican Hat Dance as part of the entertainment. The Spanish Club also presented a Pinata Party. K, , A 'f-fsgg:1saf-saggy-sz v QW Wi' ,s ..... as .Wmw .1-wicmy. A 1 s ,Q ss sf . . -I sms, X , kk .cflsnsfeessw -- :H V igiiziiii-ii' ssii '- llsgisflfiifisfisif-ilgilsiffafst' MAGAZINE SALES N WINNERS Two 7th graders won the Grand Prizes in the Student Council Magazine sale this fall. Damon Miner won the Winchester Buffalo Bill rifle for selling Sl 75.00 in magazines. Kim Greve won a portable television for selling 8186. 00 in magazine sub scriptions. Debbie Atlee, Anita Enlow, Damon Linnel, and Gary Brown won portable mini-radio-phonographs for being runners -up in sa es. A very active speech department represented the school well in the spring speech con tests. In this scene Rusty Nichols has sbeen baited into killing David Paulsen, who wanted to commit sucide but did not have enough nerve to do it himself. The library club sponsored a paper back book sale which made them a large prof? I0 MSG f0V new books in the library. A movable bookmobile was parked on the school grounds for a week to allow every student time to buy books. Soc Hops always draw a large corwd, but there was an especially large group that turned out for the Valentine is Day Soc Hop where the Princess and Warrior were announced. f,fztmm1mmmw wmlnun SH REE THROWER, a talented ninth grader, has won over 25 trophies and medals in various twirling contests. She entered the STATE TWIRL-OFF FOR MISS MAJORETTE OF OKLAHOMA on February 8,and placed 7th out of 47 girls. In this contest she Won two lst place trophies, a 2nd place trophy. and two 3rd place medals. She also won the lst place trophy for the SMILE AWARD. The girls were judged on poise, grace, personality, strutting, and twirling ability. CHEERLEADERS WIN AT CLINIC Contest Winners CHEERLEADER PYRAMID: Cbottomj Terry Dallas, Pat Collier, Gail Rhea, and Tanya Gagnon fmiddleb Vickie Livesay, Susie McEachern, and Linda Roberts. Ctopj Janet Smith and Patty Price. BARBARA ANN RHEA, a 7th grader, won the FIRST RUNNER-UP trophy in the LITTLE MISS OKLAHOMA CONTEST this past summer. As a winner, she was allowed to enter the LITTLE MISS WORLD contest which was held in Dallas. There she was voted on by the girls in the contest as one of the friendliest contestants and won the award for the lst runner-up for Miss Congeniality. The girls were judged on talent and poise. 2ND PLACE CHEER STRUGG LE AND STRESS IF you vvant success! S-U-C-C-E-S-SSSSSSSSSSS! !BuiId pyramidi We're the greatest! We're the best! We're the team That meets the test! We came: we sawg we conquered all! Standing tall we watched them! Western Oaks Warriors top them all C-O-N-O-U-E-S-T! Conquest! Success! The Cheerleaders presented Mr. Nidell with their 2nd place ribbon which they woiz at the 0. U Cheerleader Clinic with the above yell. SPRING ACTIVITIES Pioneer costumes were worn by almost all Warriors on 89er s Mrs. McGaughy 's ninth grade homeroom was one of the winn Day Thzs scene is in the cafeteria at lunch time ing rooms for the most authentic decorations. Warriors Pay Tribute to Pioneers A boy and girl from each grade are chosen as winners zn the costume contest. From left to right are Robert Stonebraker and Linda Walker 9th grade winners, Roger Marsh and Jennifer Derebery 8th grade winners and Ray Winkler and Amy Prassel, 89er's Day is a time for fun for the Warriors, but the activities are centered around a part of History that is dear to ali Oklahomans - The Great Land Rush of 1889. Homerooms are decorated in OId West style and students dress as some ofthe Spirit of the Pioneers. A little more on the serious side fbut not muchj was a reenact- ment of the Oklahoma Land Run when the 89er 's came to Oklahoma. Mr. Winters, Mrs. Barnett, Mrs. Keely, and Mr. Harder represented the Sooners W ...ct 89er's did, in hopes that they may capture Eddie Hill and Jennifer Derebery wait their turn to make their campaign speech Mr. Nidell and Mr. Harder, dressed in 3 89er's Day costumes, stand in front Y ofa wall lined with student Council candidates ' posters. Nancy Northcutt and Arlene Dawes wait until Donald Beard ,Hnishes speaking to Over the PIA. System. the student body. The Stuco candidates nomination speeches were made on 89er 's Day. Student Council Officers lnituted At Awards Assembly The Awards Assembly is held each year just before the close of school. At this time many different awards are presented to deserving students. Also the Student Council officers for the following year are initiated. The initiation of the new Student Council ofjicers was held during the annual Awards Assembly. To the left sit Eddie Hill, treasurer, Shelli Beaver, secretary, Pat Collier, vice-president, and Larry White, president. The outgoing president, Brad Yarbrough, introduced them. Danny Miller and Ardith Goodlin were presented the AMERICAN LEGION A WARD at the Awards Assembly. Mr. Leon John made the presentation. This award goes to the most outstanding, all-around ninth grade boy and girl. 43 The following officers were elected to serve the Student Body John Hull, on the left, was elected treasurer, but when he found that he was going to move, Eddie Hill became the new treasurer. Next are Shelli Beaver, Pat Collier, and Larry White. Stir GW 'WY 've- 1, images 'iff K . Z Q 3 ' . . 'i f I 1 Q I , -- we as K 'K' 5 Y lg ' F 'ii' 51 g f - ,Q .c r st : .K K7 .f -. ,g 1 an ,fy G Siesta. W?-Q 1, ,wer if K ya, L V ial A ,..x an N ,. , VV WAL , lg, , 7 W sm, . if efcf H Mates M s ,xg 1 if ss. M sat Mudge, .M The outstanding band members and special band Mr. David Price directed the concert band in many popular songs, but the awards are announced each yea' ff the Spring highlight of the concert was their winning contest numbers, Fairest of the Omen' Fair, Chant and Jubilo, and 'Medieval Story. Spring Musical Concert Featured Contest Music Mrs. Jeannette Miller lead the seventh grade mixed chorus through a very happy song, Lucky Little Cricket. The Spring Concert each year is presented jointly by the Chorus Department and the Band. Both groups feature their contest music. The speech department also worked with them for special presentations. Six eighth graders made a 1 fSuperiorj rating on their musical entry at Tri-State Musical Festival. They are Gary Hayes, trombone, Gary Coburn, drums, Gail Isernhagen, saxophone, Nancy Perry, French horn, Nancy Northcutt, clarinet, and Denise Parr, flute. The Western Oaks Band won a Superior rating at Tri-State Music Festival in Enid, Oklahoma, plus several trophies at other con tests. lriebskzllcf Wulf Imiiwati ,I v , E. A The new initiates marched in to a proeessional march, Der Meistersinger. Honor Society Initiutes New Members The Honor Society initiated its new members in a formal ceremony on April 26, 1968. Each of the outgoing officers made speeches on the following topics: EDUCATION, BEARER OF THE TORCH, SCHOLARSHIP, LEADERSHIP CHARACTER, CITIZENSHIP, AND SERVICE. A program was presented by the Warrior band with special musical numbers. The initiates sat in front of the stage as the officers made speeches. The following eighth graders were initiated to be the acting mem- bers in the ninth grade. G. Adkins, G. Allen, J. Bergman, N. Brock. J. Cobbs, J. Cundith, K. Guthrie, S. Haley, D. House, D. Lanoy, J. Maloy, J. Marcotte, B. Marek, J. Maxwell, S. McEachern, C. Naylor, M. Nelson, C. Newmann, R. Nichols, N. Northcutt, D. Osborne, D. Parr, D. Paulsen, N. Perry, G. Dale, J. Derebery, D. Dryden, S. English, K. Evans, T. Gagnon, J. Potts, J. Prentice, G. Reeves, J. Riggs, G. Rollins, C. Scaramucci, T. Schwartz, C. Shell, S. Shirky, D. Slease, K. Staples, R. Stark, G. Tiffany, B. Thomas, L. White, J. Wickersham, C. Wilson, and G. Wilson. Mr. Leon John, counselor, gave each initiate his certificate of membership, pins and mem- bership cards. The initiates stood as the oath of membership was taken. I 45 - 2.- My. Nidell dgdggs Rick Sfurgigll Mr. Keely hits the ball to Mr. Whatley. Mr. Vandemeer prepares to pass. Practice gets the 4'0ld Pros back in shape. Faculty Plays Basketball Against Students Each year the faculty members play basketball against the students. The men play against the arsity to help earn money for the Pep Club, and the other one is a benefit game with the P.T.A. mothers to help them out. Besides being a good profit making activity, it is a lot of fun for both the students and the faculty. Cheerleaders are important in any game. A P.T.A. member chases Mrs. Mrs, Wert was having as much fun as Epperly as she tries to dribble these boys who lead cheers. away. Mr. George Keely offered his coaching talents to the P.T.A. mothers, and tried to coach them to victory fThey lost., Mr Whatley, referee, dodges as Mr, Buller and Mrs. try to get the ball. Mrs. Hogan, who played high school basket- ball, gets ready to catch the ball after a free throw. Turner 46 Mr. Jim Harder coached the women. Mrs. Rilma Hulett, a steady substitute teacher, also joined the team, E E a s . X 2 l els Af his 'bag f X. ,X Mr. Falkner and Mrs. Trimble collect shoes at one of the James Oehl and Silvio Rivero help plant trees on the west many sock hops held in the Western Oaks gym. side of the school near the parking lot. This is a Student Council project which was headed by Bob Hayward last Spring. Many Special Proiects Keep Warriors Interested CAREER DA Y was sponsored by the Business Club. All ninth graders were allowed to choose their field of inter- est and guest speakers were invited to speak to them. Almost every occupa- tional area was represented. At the beginning of the day, the speakers gath- ered in the gym for a general assemblyg then they broke up into specialized groups for lectures and discussions. The program ended with a luncheon in the library. The Cheerleaders and Pep Club ofhcers are chosen each spring for the following year, They are allowed to cam- CHEERLEADERS-' flefl f0 flghfl Janet Smifh, Lind!! paign for several days by making posters and name tags. Roberts, P 111' Collier, Vifkfe UVBSUY, Gail Rhea, Teffy Then those that are elected are initiated by the Pep Club. DHUHS, Tanya Gagnon, SUSie MCEGCWVH. Wd PGIU' Pfice- 1968 Activity Day Picnic Held At Wedgewoood JSA W E K, Rides like the Twister kept Warriors entertained for a day, fexcept for those who got sick!j The sponsors had a lot offun, too, and the 'Bumper Cars if Mrs. Hasley enjoys an ice cream cone as Warriors in the back ground wait their turn to ride. The two on the right are typ- ical ofa lot of tired people who were worn out at the end of the day. The teachers who went to the picnic as sponsors had their own buffett lunch and each teacher brought a dish of food. were among their favorite rides. It 's all over! The buses left Wedgewood in time to get the stu- dents back to school by 2:00. Those who went to the Picnic Whee! Scott Shults and RalphRodgers got to go home instead ofgoing back to classes. were among the students who rode the Tornado . 5 A, , tk k -igwarjrcfgrl , , i 'V-,ALQQ7 f .W ,Q ,A , L,,A 9 V, W 'M i 'Q ' L-:fgd, 3f 'M 'J fxhc- ,-ff ff., Y ,J A K, 4, lf',,1-ef, '- if' C-'L 7 if T i 1 I' i QE SPORTS LWQWQ 5 5 f we S : ,S . 5 1 E 55 5 is S S Q 5 ' 2 2 V ui , Q, 5 2 as W 5 5 E Zz!! 559 Jim Gladney, Quarterback Lanny Latham, Fullback K ai! ' ' James Cowley, Tackle Jeff Adkins, Guard 2,4 -nw A . -- 'f,,,Lf1 -firm-vw.a.wA nf . vw Terry Smith, Tailback and Jerry Schritter, Slotman Craig Fowler, Fullbagk Co-Captam and Q0 Ca pta in Twenty Warriors Named Swift running Warrior Terry Smith, No. 41, races toward the goalpost for another touchdown, Rick Weigl, Guard Jeff Sears, Guard Larry Kremer, Tackle U -- 4f 11. . l 4' r r lossy! G, W .1.. x or 2 M,,,,.,,, ,ks . ' '- irf, ,ki, ara . k , . -,WL A si fr- sp? n. -. W, ,, ..,, f..,,,, W r- .:,r,,,-w of , ., A, Mike Thigpen, Kicker Bill Mobley, End Mark l-lull, End Bob Brock, End As Top Football Starters Jim Gladney No. 13 rolls out on a quarterback sweep. Don Smith Tiiilbalik Stan Hilgenberg.. Center John Richie, Tackle Bob Hayward, Center Mark Hamrick, Defensive Halfback Jim Carter, Tackle c ikwn V JF-A--1 tmgi-,ww ,,-fimwgf px. 1, '--' H T' , .ae ,f L, ,, - ,eff ' 5 i , I .m..,..r: ,-:gun V, 2 1.117 V ,g g - ,.f ,Jw . I, w, ., '- : - --,pea-ytf f ,vga 9TH GRADE WARRIORS Row 1: Cl to rj Edgar Epps, Mark Hamrick, Bill Devinney, Mike Thigpen, Jerry Schritter, Robert Jencks, Brad Good, Mike Shannon, and Mike Smith. Row 2 2 Larry Kremer, Craig Fowler, Jeff Sears, David Brainard, Bill Semtner, Eddie McGuffin, Keith Kaser, and Bill Bumpus. Row 3: Mark Hull, Jimbo Cowley, Jon Richie, Ted Blunk, Danny Birchall, Mike Hampton, Stan Hilgenberg, Jeff Adkins, and Lanny Latham. Row 4: Bob Hayward, Jim Carter, Terry Smith, Stan Campbell, Bill Mobley, Rick Weigl, Rowell Lubbers, Jim Gladney, Bob Brock. Top Row: Managers, Robert Young, Robert Srejma, Darrell Adams, and Eddie Hogan Not pictured: Cary Rogers. Football Teams Have Some Victories ......... STH GRADE BRAVES Row 1: Cl to rj Mike Moore, Lauren Kraszewski, Dirk Jaro, Terry Mount, David Feisal, Scott Moore, Rick Baker, and Don Trice. Row 2: Ricky Anderson, manager, Terry Staats, Mike Williams, Brent Kile, Jeff Hamar, Wesley Avants, John Sharp, Mark McDonald, and James Rathjen. Row 3: Coach George Jackson, Danny Semtner, Mark Nordquist, Mark Weaver, Grant Miller, Doug Dobbs, Bryan Pigg, Frank Farmer, Richard Page, Mike Hinkston, Randy Moore, and Coach George Keely. Row 4: Paul Ratliff, Scott Jones, Robert Stincheomb, George Harlow, Rusty White, Stephen Whiteway, Mark Tippin, Tony Maitlen and Steve Shell. Row 5: David Harrison, Robert Spivey, Jerry Pollard, Greg Hinkle, Bob Carver, Mike Crawley, Alan Jackson, Sparky Raines, and Mike Stevens. Row 6: Steve Frost, John Clark, Rodney Pennington, Mark Garrett, Lee Lytle, Dennis Binkley, Butch Wepfer, Scott Sanders, and Mike McCarty. ,?'w. .... M .P 'N J-559 A 11 335' 'Aa 9th GRADE SCORES El Reno Braves Kerr Eagles Hefner Vikings Carl Albert Titans lVlonroney T-Birds Edmond Bullpups Central Wildcats Jarman Rockets And lots of Fun! Mr. George Keely, 8th basketball and football coachg Mr. George Jackson, asst. Sth basketball and football coachg Mr. Ron Whatley, 9th basketball coaehg Mr. Jerry Pitt, wrestling coaehg and David Guilliams, 9th football coach. They We 12 14 0 8 22 O 6 30 20 8 14 28 8 8 0 26 The excitement of touchdowns and the laughter of special assemblies keep Warriors on the go! 53 - ix! , .. Front Row: Mike Smith, Larry White, David Brainard, Jeff Adkins, Jeff Sears, Mark Hull, Mac Neuman. Standing Robert Srejma and John lleck, Managers, Bob Brock, Cary Rogers, Terry Smith, John Thormann, Bob Prichard, Jim Carter, Bill Mobley, Alan Ferguson, and Coach Ron Whatley. 9th Grade Basketball Team 8th Grade Basketball Team Front: Mike McCarty, Butch Wepfer, Robert Noble, Robert Stinchcomb, Brent Kile, Mark Garrett, and Curtis Adkins Standing- David Jarolim, Steven Frost, Wesley Avants, Doug Dobbs, Allen Jackson, Mike Crawley, Joe Kopp, Gerald White, Jeff luntunen, Bob Bodin, Mike Williams, and Mark Tippin. ff.. f . ' . h r 6, 5. A., ' W 5, ,yi My f' 4642.3 Af Q 5 Q' va QEJ1, 5 Q' XRS' Eff? Neal' 2? 1 Q XJ -- 'fi f-W ew-3' cw AH SQUAD Front: Chris Heath, Biff Olsen, Larry Flow, Cliff Shearer, Marvin Harlan, Lin Chester. Top: Randy Moore, Tom Walsh, Bryan Pigg Stan l-lilgenberg, Stan Campbell, and Harry Fite. Wrestling Teams . MEDAL WINNERS Bryan Pigg tries to get his opponent down to the Biff, Olson Cliff Shearer Tom Walsh Bryan Pigg Stan Hilgenberg Stan Campbell Cliff Shearer is about to break loose for 2 points. ,il X V ', rw. , 5 wtf 1.1. 1-1- WM, , ...l?'e W, Lin Chester got a draw in this match which was held in Western 0ak's gym. Stan Hilgenberg tries hard to pin his opponent. WRESTLING SQUAD Bottom Row-Chris Heath, Biff Olsen, Larry Flow, Cliff Shearer, Marvin Harlan, Lin Chester, Randy Moore, Tom Walsh, Bryan Pigg Stan Hilgenberg, Stan Campbell, Harry Fite. 2nd Row-Steve Brown, Louis King, Tommy Coburn, Wayne Howard, Mark Nordquist, Mike Shannon, Jerry Schritter, Ted Blunk, Greg Hinkle, Craig Fowler, Danny Birchall. Top Row-Gary Crouch-Manager, Mike Beck, Jim Griffin, Tony Martinez, Pat Ruby, David Clawson, Paul Redgrave, Roger Marsh, Jim Gladney, Bob Hayward, Jerry Longnecker Manager. 1 The 6th hour PI: class filled some of their spare time learning to box. Keith a1dI5RObb1m Leo Llppert Davld Wood Chris Kaser and Brad Good are bezng referred by Larry Kreamer. 7TH GRADE BASKETBALL TEA M Bottom Row: Clay Tate, Dennis Milh can John Rathjen, Billy Wilson, and Rusty Thompson, manager. Row 2: Kent Higgins, Neil Rogers, Greg Shep hard David Oakes, and Ricky lsernhagen Row 3 John Humphreys, Neil Simpson Cavid Knight. Thomas Erwin, Bert Goble and Ronald Tharp. I ront Row John Heck Mike Smith fljb alsoj Larry White Jeff Adkins fFbj Jeff Sears Clmbj David Brainard fFbj, Mark Hull flqbj Mac Neumann Back Row Robert Srejma and Bobby Brock flmbj Alan Ferguson and Mr Ron Whatley, Coach. WRESTLING LETTERMEN Bottom Row: Jerry Pitt fholdirrg plaque given to him by his wrestlersb Stan Hilgen- berg QFbJ, Jerry Longnecker, Tommy Coburn, Biff Olson, Chris Heath. Row: 2 Stan Campbell CFbJ, Gary Crouch Bryan Pigg, Harry Fite, Tom Walsh, and Cliff Shearer. l B CJRGANIZATIONS lfront Row: Mrs, Troy, sponsor, Danny Smith, Kenny Stone, Linda Keen, Tiin Fleck, Kathy Craighead, and Renee Cecil. Row Two: Dorsa Self, Janice Bigby, Marion Barton, Ruth Wilson, Lena Frazier, Kim Winfrey, Janet Nance, Shelli Beaver, and Debbie Main. Top Row: Donna Bloom, Kathy Ridley, Steve Vargason, Mark Martin, Mike Colwell, 'llonia Kundes, Jay LaMar, and Karcn Casey, THE WARRIOR Wins Highest Honors The yearbook published by the Western Oaks Journalism Department has grown larger each year to meet the needs of our expanding school. The annual is entered in the Critical Review contest each year and won With Highest Honors last year. The staff feels proud to see their efforts rewarded. The staff of 25 members worked on the yearbook 1 hour each day, trying to keep up with all of school's activities and record them in a memory book. Kathy Craiglzead fcenterj was elected Editor by the staff members. The Press Club put up a Christmas tree in the Journalism room and supported the food drive to help needy families. Lena Frazier and Christy Fash were both newspaper editors, and Lena was in charge ofthe organizations section of the yearbook. Identifying rolls and rolls of class pictures and alphabetizing them was one of the biggest jobs that Mrs. Troy and her staff tackled, EF? so H If sr if' f 3-ff if 4 4 4 4 A A W 'r l I 1 Q 8 . ., ' ,fm Kal. ' '51 . 'fe-iw!!-f FIRST HOUR STAFF: Debbie Thompson, Rita Holloway, Pam Jones, Marcia DuPlantis, Chelly Cargill, Glenita Young, Nanette McMain and Sidney Johnson. ZND ROW: Lisabeth Wright, Martia Shreffler, Steve Bandy, Stanley Kitchell, Ronald McClure, Jerry Morris, Elbert Rushing, Dennis Osborne, and Mrs. Troy. TOP ROW: Mike Hall, editor, Peggy Koone, Lorri Inbody, Chris Hardin, Joe Fry, David Ridner, Sparky Raines, and Steve Richardson. Two Staffs Edit And Publish School Newspaper This year, due to an increase in enrollment in journalism classes, there are two classes, first hour and fifth hour, which work together to put out the school newspaper, the TRIBAL TRIBUNE. Two editors are elected in each class for each semester, and the editors are in charge of their own staffs. The school newspaper is printed on an offset printing machine by Cowan Printing in Bethany. EACH DAY at the beginning of the class period the newspaper classes read and discuss the metropolitan newspaper for that day. FIFTH IIOUR STAFF: Michelle Wiggins, Denise Trabue, Tommy Cowan, Linda Rohloff, .Ioycelyn Merideth, and Sunny Davis. MIDDLE ROW: SusanThreadgi1l,Nancy Baker, Janet Reed, Lena Frazier, Linda Swain, Theresa Gee, and Donna Ford. TOP ROW: Dwayne Simmons, Arlene Dawes, LaWanda Baker, Christy Fash, editor, Glenn Davis, Malcolm Taylor, and Mrs. Troy, Sponsor. 61 l EIGHTH AND NINTH GRADE GIRLS' CHORUS: Row l: Janet Ferguson, Gina Culpepper, Kathy Kay, Kathy Joplin, Debbie Evans, Sherrie Seals, Sherri Marcotte, Donna Evans, Joy Leach, and Linda Williams. Row 2: Janine Marcotte, Sheila Thurmond, Johnita Eddleman, Annese Wilson, Carolyn Langley, Jackie Dodgen, Susan Roberts, Roxanne Roark, Vicki Porter, Pam Orten, Marcia Bowman, Debbie Edwards, Cynde Rauch, and Mrs.Corrigan, teacher. Row 3: Rhonda Redden, Jean Hall, Linda Roberts, Paula Zobisch, Jana Hennessey, Kathy Cooper, Peggy Akers, Susan Waddell, Carolyn Hill, Julie Riggs, Vickie Reed, Joycelyn Merideth, Denese Bolay, Carolyn Greenfield, and Carolyn Twyman, Top Row: Beth Devinney, Cathy Tambini, Vickie Livesay, Rickie Blocker, Jana Poolef, Debbie Slease, Judy Kahlor, Jeri Lynn Arnold, Linda Mobley, Glenda McMullen, Debra Holman, Sandi Wells, Linda Gray, and Ardith Miller. Choruses Sing AI School Concerts All choruses and some members of the speech department joined together to present the Thanksgiving Program to the student body. Girls' Ensemble Kathy Tambini, Linda Roberts, Jean Hall, Janine Marcotte, Roxanne Roark, Rhonda Redden, Cindy Rauch, Carolyn Hill and Julie Riggs. x , E7 V , , r , V ri xf H f l'! L'H l 4325 I f LKLL 1 ,H ,. , Q - i. win lui .. 7TH GRADE MIXED CHORUS: Row 1: Brenda Hamrick, Carol Woodard, Glenna Mears, Linda Bullard, Richard Shaw, Denise Martin, Deborah Kite, Sue Shellenburger, John Pacconi, Marilyn Grable, and Marcella Hisc. Row 2: Susan Whittet, Janice Overholt, Monica Battling, Dana Shearer, Toby Cox, Betty Ray, Mary Ross, Carole Garis, Brenda Evans, Cynthia Webster, and Mrs. Corrigan. Row 3: Glenda Twyman, Deborah Tigert, Laura Dion, Denise Thurman, Glenda Crouch, Wendy Norris, Ginnett Rollins, John Gibson, Carl Bergman, and Diana Mitchell. Row 4: Gail Williams, Celia Hudson, Janie Denham, Barbara Weinmeister, Teresa Melntyre, Saundra Stinebeck, Melodie Myers, Donna Christie, Ingrid McCarty, Maria Brown, and Carol Cassel. Seventh Grade Chorus Is Mixed Voices Janet Ferguson sang a beautiful solo Mrs. Pat Corrigan is a new chorus director at Western Oaks this year. She has directed the two choruses in many beautiful songs which they have sungfor the school. Mr. Mike Westoff, the assistant band director, accompanied her at the piano. i I L gf it A -, X 7, s will Eighth And Ninth Graders BAND OFFICERS COUNCIL: ftop to bottoml Gerald White, 8th grade representative, Glenn Davis, reporter, Perry Gering, 7th grade brass band representative, Jana Potts, treasurerg Julie Riggs, Sec- retary, Denise Parr, vice-president, Gail Isernhagen, 9th grade rep- resentativeg Nancy Northcutt, president, Barbara Rhea, 7th grade woodwind representative. l 64 Row l: Denise Parr, flute and piccolo Karen Staples, flute Mary Gilbert, flute Debbie Moore, flute Jana Potts, flute Carol Smith, flute Sunny Davis, flute Sherri Brewer, flu te Debbie Gill, flute Row 2: Nancy Northcutt, clarinet Carla Wolff, clarinet Janet Nichols, clarinet Pam Craig, clarinet Jackie Hustak, Oboe Gail lsernhagen, alto saxaphone Mike Mitchell, alto saxaphone Lauren Kraszewski, alto saxaphone Bill Diffm, alto Saxophone Patty Simmons, alto saxophone Karen Bing, alto saxaphone Mike Harris, alto saxaphone Ethan Allen, alto saxophone Julie Riggs, alto saxophone Janet Maxwell, bass clarinet Glenn Davis, bass clarinet Row 3: Brenda Ferguson, clarinet Nancy Nichols, clarinet Stephani Willis, clarinet Jane Cundith, clarinet Darlene Norris, clarinet Join Together In Band J ohnita Rollins, clarinet Mickey Huffer, clarinet Kathy Burris, clarinet Harry Fite, French Horn Collette Bogart, French Horn Judy Dennis, French Horn Jeff Eason, French Horn Margie Reeves, French Horn Nancy Perry, French Horn Greg Hinkle, Basoon Shirley Webster, Basoon Susan Blackwood, Basoon Tommy Cowan, Trombone Allen Emery, Trombone Rusty Cummings, Trombone Greg Tiffany, Trombone Craig Fowler, Trombone Gene Reeves, Trombone Gary Hayes, Trombone Row 4: Margaret Richardson, clarinet Terrye Bell, clarinet Laura Lynch, clarinet Linda Swain, clarinet Mary Smith, clarinet Tracie Stubblefield, clarinet Sherrie Shoffner, clarinet Steve Brown, clarinet David Hyde, clarinet Bob Bodine, coronet Alan Meyers, coronet James Barrow, coronet Robert Stinchcomb, coronet Danny Hood, coronet Mike Johnston, coronet Mike Colwell, coronet Joe Morseman, coronet Steve Terry, coronet Dale Williams, coronet Mark Nordquist, coronet Robert J encks, coronet Alan Jackson, coronet Mike Journey, coronet Russell Elliott, coronet Carl Hayes, coronet Row 5: Mr. David Price, director John Stover, Drums Charles Berry, Drums Jim Genthe, Drums Gerald White, Drums James King, Drums Ricky Garner, Drums Mike Shepard, Drums Ray Winkler, Tuba Ricky Baker, Tuba Steve Newby, Baritone Tommy Kordic, Baritone MAJORETTES: Becky Cole, Brenda Hayes, Dana Jencks and Denise Parr. 7th GRADE WOODWIND BAND' FRONT ROW' Karen Vim P by Rhea Lynn Rile Pa A11 P 1 G ' . . . , , ,ar , y, m en, au a entry, Neil Rogers, Elizabeth Hintze, Karen Waddle, and Dareta Decker. MIDDLE ROW: Valerie Weber, Dana Jencks, Brenda Hayes, Gretchen Evans, Carla Hawkins. Karen Hullett, Mary Blakemore, Linda Strahin, Lee Pierce, John Rathjen, Kathy Simcox, Jack Blackwell, Mark Malone, Gayle Tiffany, Lance Loveland, John Humphreys. ROW 3: Roxanne Stubblefield, Becky Cole, Shelia Thomas, Drew Negus, Cmdy Pyle, Michele Fusco, Bill Dickson, Ted Hulett, Sheryl Ruedy, Tana Philp, Delores Marble, Diane Cowan, Suzette Cofield, Leta Johnston, Gary Flo d Ste e E ' M' h ' ' ' ' ' y , v mig, rc ael Woods, Kenneth Davis, and Ricky Barnes. Mr. David Price, director. Seventh Graders Hove Choice Of Two Bonds Brass And Woodwind 7th GRADE BRASS BAND: FRONT ROW: Michelle Breitling, James Braswell, Tim Campbell, Jay Cobbs, Phil Martin, Tim O'Conner, Randy Perry, Sid Long, Rex Allen, Ronald Tharp, and Robert Johnson. ROW 2: David Brown, Danny Kincaid, Steve Epps, Ricky lsernhagen, David Oakes,David Minor, Randy Redden, David Wilkins, LaVoy Ferguson, Geoffry White, Philip Frakes, John Bracket, Tom Florey, Vance Molton, Buddy Richardson, Neil Pershall. ROW'3: Mark Williams Gary Campbell, Rick Rigas, Randy Rick, Dennis Kirschstein, James Allen, Paul Miller, Paul Reed, Steve LaPorte, Jeff Benson, Linda Cantrell, David Lynch, David Horn, Buddy William son, Eddie Herndon, David Knipe, Perry Gering, Wayne Vail, and Tim Swyden. ROW 4: Mr. Price, director, Jesse Bensinger, Steve Jirac Mark Davis, Alfred Constant, Randy Nixon, and Walter Murphy. - areas-W :'f f Q6 ke ,, 9 STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES: First Row: Ricky Deaton, Biff Olsen, Pat Nalley, Ellen Rowe, Eddie Hill, Larry White, Pat Collier, Shelli Beaver, Randy Nixon, Steve Brown, Marquetta Morrow, Janet Smith, and Janet Ferguson. Row 2: Robert Noble, Kathy Horn, Dixie DePron, Steve Frost, Mark McDonald, Kim Greve, Betty Rolling, Rosemarie Kandlin, Jerry Freeland, Dirk Jaro, Letha Camp, Paula Price, and Walter Murphy. Row 3: Mike Ridner, Greg Tiffany, Sherri Allen, Karen Bing, Mark Nordquist, Jann Whittaker, Pam Martin, Kitty Blunck, Susan Patty Cheryl Naylor, and John Humphreys. Row 4: Mona Abshure, Mike Stevens, Cindy Oakley, Denise Thompkins, Rusty Nichols, Timmy Rice, Marilyn Brown, Steve Newby, Lila Orf, Michael Koch, and Perry Gering. Row 5: Beverly Caviness, Ken Guthrie, Jeff Sears, Brian Pigg, Darrel Adams, Chris Hardin, Mike Journey, Greg Harlow, Kathy Tambini Carol Click and David Brown, Student Council Represents Student Body 4' Q 5517, W 1 5 ,W . Officers: Shelli Beaver, Pat Collier, Larry White, and Eddie Hill are a lot of help to Mr. Falkner with the many Student Council activities. The Student Council member joined with the Business Club to take gifts to the old folks at Evening Star Rest Home and to serenade them with Christmas carols. STUDENT COUNCIL ALTERNATES: BOTTOM ROW: Norman Pigg, Edward Craven, Dennis Millican, Ginnett Rollins, Shelby Kordish Kathy Craighead, Donna Christie, Susan Pattison, Ricky Baker, Clinton Vail, Mark Wheling, Mary Beth Blakemore, and David Oakes. 2nd Row: Mike Hall, David Houston, Linda Roberts, Roxanne Roark, Kathy Bounds. Dorsa Self, Rhonda Stice, Molly Blankenship, Shirley Webster, Robert Noble, John Clark, and Susie White. 3rd Row: Debbie Dryden, Melda Cannon, Gayla Hasty, Suzanne Patty, Mary Ladd, Barbara Marek, Bill Dickson, Karen Kidd, Gina Britton, Collette Bogart, Joan Knight, and Jimmy terSteege. Top Row: Sherrie Shoffner, Timmy Rice, Chuck Shoffner, Mike Weeks, Jim Gladney, Skipper Anderson, Keith Kaser, Bill Divinney, Jeff Lacky, Jim Brown, Marcie Gardner, and Brenda Hyatt. ? 1' Yeas. L1fQ-.1 ra-:sq r CHEERLEADERS: Gail Rhea, Janet Smith, Terry Dallas, Tanya Gagnon, Susan McEachern, Pat Collier, Vickie Livesay, Patty Price, Linda Roberts. OFFICERS: BOTTOM: Debbie Dryden, Helen Moore, Susan Haley, and Georgetta Wilson, TOP: Debbie Thompson, Mona Abshure, Deena Baldwin, and Janet Ferguson. PEP CLUB SPONSORS: Front Row: Mrs. Loretta McCown, Mrs. Sharon Irwin, Miss Kay Baxter, and Mrs. Liz Allred. Top: Mrs. Brent Trimble, Mrs. Judy Barnett, and Mrs. Linda Hasley. 9TH GRADE PEP CLUB: CHEERLEADERS: Patty Price, Tanya Gagnon, Gail Rhea, Terry Dallas, Pat Collier, and Susie McEachern Row l: K. Bounds, C. Nash, M. Anderson, K. Martin, G. Wilson, S. Haley, H. Moore, D. Dryden, D. Main, H. Foley, L. Keen., and C. Organ. Row 2: D. Moore, M. Gilbert, J. Cobbs,J. Bigby, L. Price, D. Bloom, J. Vaughn, J. Whittaker, S. Anthony, D. Shipman, C. Oakley, L. Hammond, and K. Horn. Row 3: E. Rowe, D. Peel, L. Orf, Jo Bergman, D. House, M. Semler, C. Tambini, D. Wilson, S. Manning, D. Shearer, L. Hodgson, D. Self, and S. Beaver. Row 4: B. Railey, J. Pott, B. Caviness, J. Riggs, J. Cundith, R. Lobaugh, G. Mustain, J. Arnold, L. Mobley, R. Edmonds, S. English, C. Scaramucci, and J. Marootte, Row 5: J. Knight, D. DePron, R. Roark. C. Couser, C. Greenhaw, P. Shaw, M. Cannon, L. Camp, and T. Fields. Row 6: S. Tate, P. Dawes, P. Dawes, C.Unruh, J, Stonebraker A. Fournier, L. lsham. Fas A ,ig - 'X S X11 .4 QF' a 8TH GRADE PEP CLUB: CHEERLEADERS: Linda Roberts, Janet Smith, and Vickie Livesay. Row 1: S. Guthrie, R. Dunn, C. Martin L. Sharp, J. Knox, V. Smith, D. Thompson, J. Ferguson, D. Baldwin, M. Abshure, L. Henthron, R. Ellsworth, S. Allen, M. Wiggins, and J. Leach. Row 2: G. McSpadden, S. Strahorn, K. Cory, C. Wilson, P. Thompson, D. Porter, H. Williams, P. Miller, J. Bishop, M. Ely, S. McAllister, K. Worley, P. Hambrick, S. Leonard, K. Blunck, and D. Snelling. Row 3: K. Joplin, M. Koch, K. Williams, S. Kordish, D. Atlee, S. Moody, D. Hammack, D. Raley, J. Diffin, T. Wells, J. Stipes, R. Kopp, P. Harris, S. White, J. Hennessey, and D. Trabue. Row 4: A. Wilson, C. Hill, B. Johnson, S. Marcotte, D. Martinez, P. Koone, M. Bowman, S. Hawkins, K. Henson, A. VanNort, B. West, M. Blankenship, C. Gilmore, J. Hustak, R. Redden, J. Pooler, G. Williams. Row 5: T. Barrett, V. Reed, R. Flores, C. Dion, R. Organ, J. Reed, K. Unruh, D. Hays, J. Campbell, D. Herring, K. Killinger, C. Moble, S. Rauch, L. Gray, L. Kirk. TOP: S. Thomas, Y. Dugger, C. Woolever, K. Hall, F. Richardson, V. Pack, C. Greenfield, C. Fash. Pep Club Grows In Number and Volume 7TH GRADE PEP CLUB: Row 1: T. Cox, L. Allen, S. Sharp, M. Straughn, S. Hull, D. Shearer, L. Buller, D. Campbell, D. Baldwin, M. Abshure, D. Ford, B. Rhea, T. Messenger, B. Richardson, M. Broadus, J. Rogers, S. Cordus, D. Thurmond. Row 2: P. Baxter, L. Fleck, C. Moore, D. Pack, L. White, C. Wilson, J. Loy, B. Weinmiester, B. Dunn, J. Foster, C. Merritt, P. Patterson, C. Garis, K. Jantzen, R. Nance, B. Cole, and D. Jencks. Row 3: K. LaFevers, C. Hilgenberg, P. Swain, L. Riley, A. Brotherton, B. Rollings, M. Ladd, C. Hale, K. Greve, R. Kandlin, R. Qualline, D. Stamper, V. Weber, D. Fedrick, B. Hayes. Row 4: M. Townsend, D. Pratt, M. Baker, N. Arnold, M. Myers, V. Warehime, C. Hudson, J. Kenney, B. Collins, K. Horn, C. Dallas, T. Cassil, K. Cox, G. Britten, C. Click, K. James, J. Brown. Row 5: P. Redmon, J. Colwell, T. McPheeters, L. Bailey, D. Culp, D. Collie, B. West, R. Seymour, D. McKillips, T. Mclntyre, K. Roberts, M. Ross, L. Peters, C. Fincher, G. Evans, C. Stevens. Row 6: S. Ruedy, E. Hintze, L. Strahin, I. McCarty, D. Seals, B. Mitchell, J. Tate, C. Hawkins, P. Nalley, M. Morrow, G. Siler, K. Hul1ett,C.Cassel, M. Brietling, D. Hutchinson, and S. Pattison. Row 7: C. Woodard, L. Dion, N. Bednar, P. Bigby, D. Marble, T. Sharp, K. Johnson, C. Bray, P. Price, B. Hyatt, J. Sanders,T. Reed, J. Denham, G. Crouch, N. Semler, L. Barnes. Row 8: G. Tiffany, N. Covert, S. Herring, K. Penland, K. Shires, C. Miller, J. Moore, T. Creager, B. Mailten, H. Winfrey, D. Lee, P. Allen, L. Nichols, S. Whittit, T. Gray. M5 HONOR SOCIETY Row 1: Teena Schwartz, Georgetta Wilson, Connie Williams, Jan Cobbs, Susie McEachern, Mrs. Diane Turner, sponsor,Tanya Gagnon, Ellen Rowe, Dorsa Self, Shelli Beaver, Susie Haley, and Judy Wickersham. Row 2: Mrs, Marty Olinger, sponsor, Debbie Dryden, Janine Marcotte, Cindy Rauch, Keith Evans, Dennis Osborne, Barbara Marek, Gaye Rollins, Shannon Smith, Rusty Nichols, Nancy Perry, Debbie Slease, Cheryl Naylor. Gayla Allen, and Mrs. Martha McSaughy. sponsor. Row 3: Karen Staples. Janet Maxwell, Carla Scaramucci, Dale Washa, Larry White, David Paulsen, Denise Parr, Greg Tiffany, Debbie House, Debbie Lanoy, Jana Potts, Julie Riggs, and John Stover. Row 4: Nancy Northcutt, Nancy Brock, Barbara Thomas, Cindy Shell, Jennifer Derebery, Ken Guthrie, Jerry Adkins, Gene Reeves, Gary Dale, Judy Prentice, Jane Cundith, Sherri English, Joneva Bergman, Cathy Tambini. , E Honor Society ' Publishes Directory Mrs. Diane Turner and the Honor Society spent many long hours preparing the Honor Society Directory which lists all Q students, their addresses. and phone numbers. ii The officers shown are Jennifer Derebery, parliamcntariang Ruth Stark, vice-president, Jane Cundith. secretary, and Janine Marcotte. president. CREATIVE WRITING CLUB Row 1: Mrs. Pat Douglierity, Angelia McEntire, Marta Wells, Mike Long, Brenda Dunn, Janice Kenney, Ronnie Stone. and Anita Enlow. Row Pamela Price, Carol Greenfield, Jay Douglas, Betty Rolling, Barry Curtis, Caroline Morley, and Lynn Nichols. Row 3: Christine Goodgion, Cynthia Snyder, Tommy Scott, Gene Reeves, Rusty Nichols, Nancy Perry, and Donita Bourns. 70 CYCLE CLUB On Cycle: Terry Spiva. Row 1: Rusty Klenk and Mike Orf. Row 2: Andy Beezley, Jeff Witt, Stanley Kitchell, Mike. Cheney, David Hal- well, Drake Cox, and Brent Hall. Row 3: Skipper Pattison, Terry Gray, Leo Lippert, Max Sanders, Stanley Street, Jim Meyer, Frank Marble, and Mr. Lohman Landreth. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Bottom Row: Mrs. Wanda Baresel, Pam Dawes, Cindy Oakley, Pat Dawes, Veronica McNutt, Linda Williams, Debbie Peel, and Mrs. Iona Stephens. Row 2: Isinda Isham, Peggy Akres, Vickie Wooldridge, Sherrie Mix, Kathy Kirk, Brenda West, Molly Blankenship, Risa South- ern, Vickie Pack, Patty Ridings, Anita Erwin, and Sandra Guthrie. Row 3: Juanita Gebhart, Beth Railey, Helen Moore, Roxanne Roark, Ellen Rowe, Carolyn Couser, Denise Boley, Patti Bramlet, Donna Ferguson, Jonita Bishop, Susan Perry, Carol Greenfield, and Sherlyn Hawkins. Row 4: LaVina Sharp, Donna Ford, Anna Mae VanNort, Pam Noble, Debbie Moore, Claudia Sherman, Arlene Whiteman, San- dra Zellner, Charlotte Hau, Sherry Manning, Gail Rhea, Sally Wild, and Debra Esford. Row 5: Vickie Snell, Cynthia Wolever, Kathy Baker, Debbie Fletcher, Joyce Stonebraker, Rita Lobaugh, Sandi Wells, Elizabeth Tissington, Stephanie Rauch, Sherry Shofner, Linda Knox, Kathy Cooper, and Vickie Thomas. 71 SAFETY CLUB Row l: Carl Mills, Eddie Caven, Jimmy TerSteege, Sharon Moody, Cheryl Burwell, Mike Long, Warren Schnorr, Rusty Thompson, Dale Goodman, Row 2: Eddie Hill, Karen Smithwick, Dianna Pack, Carol Jo Garis, Ricky Anderson, Del Baker, Barry Curtis, Teresa Smith, Gail Williams, Melinda Whiteman, Row 3: Patty Ridings, Greg Tiffany, Larry Flow, Tony Martinez, Greg Lundy, Jimmy Can- non, Gene Glendenning, Ramona Fennel, Carol Wilson, William Leland. Row 4: Mike Mitchell, Kathy Burris, Kim Sutterfield, Elbert Rushing, Larry White, Kevin Kerr, Rowell Lubbers, Richard Knott, Larry Ayling, Donna Fergunson. Students learn From Extra Curricular Activities The Safety Club sponsored many projects, such as the making of posters and book- lets. The best book was done by Dale , Goodman. if R ROD AND GUN CLUB Bottom Row: Mrs. Sharon Jones, sponsor, David Ridner, Tommy Erwin, Dennis Osborne, Ricky Deaton, Ricky Garner, and Mrs. Patty Atchley, sponsor. Row 2: Mr. Nix, Dale Goodman, Sam Davis, Greg Gordon, Mike Caliman, Louis King, Jimmy Hughes, Connie Fouche Jaunita Gebhart, Mike Harris, Ray Porter, Warren Schnorr, and Mr, Dodds, sponsor. Row 3: Gary Bates, Pedro Caliman, Chris Pope, Niel Simpson, Diane Hayes, Ray Walker, Larry Hall, Bert Williams, Mike Gardner, Laney Bryson, Henry Lanoy. Row 4: David Knipe, Charley Shepherd, Dennis Jones, Jim West, Jackie Gifford, Ricky Gregory, Kelly Powell, Steve Fagundes, Larry Flow, Robert Erwin, and Steve Ryan. Row 5: Larry White, Gene Glendinning, Mike Stone, Frankie Richardson, David Baisden, George Hynek, Ricky Knott, Kim Sutterfield, Greg Lundy, Ray Winkler, and Steve Bryan, New sponsor not pictured: Mr, Harry Manning. 1 - , Q.-kijl!'3ll'I ,LXTXGCH - 1: Hr has 59 ,,, SPEECH AND DRAMA CLUB Row l: Mr. Carlton Winters, Barry Curtis, Brad Workman, John Stover, Carolyn Morley, Susan Thomas, Jay Douglas, and Keith Evans. Row 2: Barbara Thomas, Dick Berry, Russell Schwartz, Yvonne Dugger, Barbara Marek, Rusty Nichols, and Michael Mitchell. ROW 31 Charles Sutter, Christy Fash, Gene Reeves, Kevin Kerr, Susan Ellard, Gene Kluck, and David Paulsen. SEVENTH GRADE SPANISH Row l: Sheryl Ruedy, Sheryl Armer, Elizabeth Hintze, Steve Snowbarger, LaV0y Eergeson,and David Wilkins. Row 21 Janice Overholt Ginnett Rollins, Rosemarie Kandlin, Carol Wilson, Kim Greve, Ricky Isernhagen. Row 3: David Hall, David Kay, Linda Strahin, Perry Gering, Carol Cassel, and Ricky Williamson. w ri LATIN CLUB Bottom Row: Jay Douglas, Ricky Garner, and Kim Winfrey. Row 2: Mr. Eugene Dodds, sponsor, Max Burgess, Rusty Nichols, David Zimmerman, David Paulsen, Rick Roberts, and Donna Murphy. Row 3: Cindy Shell, Mike Violette, Kevin Kerr, Mike Gorman, Jane Cundith, and Sharon Barnum. SPANISH CLUB Bottom Row: G. Wilson, J. Dennis, R. Ellsworth, L. Henthorne, R. Blocker, V. Cooper, S. Burkett, R. Organ, M. Richardson, C.Scar- amucci, S. Organ, T. Gray, M. Shepard, B. Workman, M. Anderson, and P. Price. Row 2: P, Caliman, K. Hale, S. Thomas, M. Ely, S. Kordish, D. Atlee. D. Porter, K. Blunk, L. Kirk, P. Hambrick, D. Stevenson, C. Langley, Z. Rivero, C. Brewer, L. Rohloff, D. Wal- lace, and L. Camp. Row 3: S. Haley, J. Fry, H. Goodman, S. Troutt, B. Hatfield, C. Wolff, B. Chapman, G. Allen, C. Naylor, D. Main, G. Hendren, E. Rowe, J. Cobbs, P. Wollard, S. Beaver, and T. Schwartz. Row 4: N. Whittaker J Knight, D. Dickson T Dallas M. Weeks, L. White, P. Collier, L. Hodgson, J. Bergman, M. Cannon, L. Arnold M James J Rolling, Briscoe J Prentice and D s Self. Row 51 P. Noble, J. Whittaker, s. Fry, s. Wild, c. Hau, C. Rodgers, A. Ffirguson, A.'Beez1ey, Jf Baldwin, M. Ciazief, 15. McMirm S. Burke, S. Warren, S. Rivero, and S. English. Row 6: Mrs. Mimi Hendricks, D. House, D. Shearer, D. Thompkins, C. Oakley, G. Isernhagen, S. Ellard, G. Reeves, D. Norris, G. Crouch, G. Dale, D. Parr, P. Craig, K. Kinzy, G. Hasty, M. Semler, and B. Boggs. I SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS: Bottom Row: Darlene Dixon, FRENCH CLUB OFFICERSI P31118 PRiCe, Shannon Smith Shelli Beaver, Joan Knight, and Susie Haley. Top Row: Marilyn Brown, Jennifer Derebery,Candy Miller, and Arlene Dawes. FRENCH CLUB Bottom Row: T. Smith, L. Nichols, J. Derebery, M. Malone, M. Blakemore, P. Allen, G. McSpadden, C. Bogart, G. Martin, P. Price, S. Strahorn, T. Cox, and J. Rathjen. Row 2: J. Nichols, G. Evans, M. Brown, J. Denham, G. Crouch, J. Custer, R. Oualline, C. Bray, S. Willis, M. Gardner, T. Hartman, S. Tennyson, J. Vaughn, and J. Ervin. Row 3: L. Lovelace, A. Fournier, G. Glendinning, S. Anthony, D. DePron, C. Greenhau. M. Brown, S. McEachem, C. Ault, S. Pattison, S. Manning, C. Murray, A. Robbins. Row 4: P. Miller, N. Nichols, C. Miller, T.Gagn0n,V C. Williams, J. Marcotte, R, Vrooman, N. Perry, G. Rollins, D. Lanoy, S. Smith, V. Wooldrige, D. Ship- man, J. Carpenter. Row 5: Mrs. Felice Feldman, sponsor, M. Eavenson, L, Nicholas, J. Derebery, K. Ciupak, P. Thrash, N. Brock, R. Tharp, G. Mustang, A. Dawes, S. Shults, C. Willis, C. Elston, and S. Allen. Ellen Rowe, Dorsa Delf and Cheryl Naylor. T TJ l 74 ART CLUB Bottom Row: Miss Jessie Velma Sims, sponsor, Debbie Emmert, Teena Schwarts. Patty Patterson, Jane Leyland, Cheri Cordes, Donna Fendrych, Scott Taff, Mike Long, and Sally Tate. Row 2: David Harrison, Mona Baker, Kevin Jay, Margie Reeves, Peggy Miller, Arthur Gillilan, Dianna Pack, Janet Sanders, Chris Hedrick, and Terry Coburn. Row 3: Beth Railey, Norman Burrough, Ronda Vrooman, J oal Morris, Cheryl Unruh, Billy Mogg, Tonia Kundes, Tim Rice, Cindy Shell, Ellen Rowe, and Mike Cheney. ART CLUB OFFICERS, Debbie Emmert, vice-president, Cindy Shell, president, Miss Jes- sie Velma Sims, sponsor, Bllly Mogg, reporter, and Beth Railey secretary-treasurer. Art 8. Reading Appeal To Hobbiests READING CLUB Bottom Row: Drew Negus, Sherry Harbor, Kenneth Davis, Linda Bullard, Lynn Nichols, Linda Bullard, George Morgan, and Shaun Smith Row 2: Tony Parker, Susie Shellenberger, Terry Coburn, Joany Moore, Suzette Cofield, Mona Baker, Karen Shires, and Butch Richardson Row 3: Tim Swyden, Kevin Jay, Rusty Nichols, Cheryl Garvin, Nancy Tedford, David Dobber, Diane Cowan, and Bobby Yarbrough ul 75 BUSINESS CLUB Bottom Row: Mrs. Stover, Janet Vaughn, Teresa Roberts, Kathey Ma.rtin,Shelli Beaver, Tanya Gagnon, Jana Potts, Cindy Oakley, Mrs. Gorden. Row 2: Gary Coburn, Kathy Craighead, Helen Foley, Debbie Emmert, Dianne Hayes, Melba Zucksworth, Lori Sheltman, Terrv Dallas,Debbie Lanoy, Sherri English, Carla Scaramucci, Cheryl Burwell, Danny Smith, Judy Wickersham, Dianna Pierce, Linda Isham. Row 3: Kathy Floyd, Nancy Northcutt, Nancy Gann, Gaye Rollins, Lawanda Baker, Barbara Moore, Claudia Sherman, Cherri Organ, Mary Gilbert, Debbie Slease, Nancy Baker, Pam Dawes, Donna Murphy, Cheryl Willis, Mary Lee Jones. Row 4: Phyllis Hise, Vickie Snell, Beverly Caviness, Mona Strobridge, Kathy Horn, Linda Hammond, Sally Wild, Connie Murray, Kim Thomas, Kyla Kinzy, Charllote Hau, Debbie Dryden, Linda Price, Kathy Bounds, Roxanne Roark, Sari Trout, and Donna Ferguson, Row 5: Greg Tiffany, Pat Dawes, Myra James, Sharmon Smith, Tammie Hartman, Barbera Thomas, David Beaulieu, Robert Jencks, Dale Washa, Ken Guthrie, Jerry Shritter, Jamie Wharton, Paula Thrash, Susan Tennyson, Doris Lanoy, Debbie Shipman, Keith Evans. Row 6: Susan Waddell, Kathy Kirk, Glenda Franks, Vickie Thomas, Tim Calvert, Jim Gladney, Nancy Barock, Bob Hayward, Jim Carter, Gwen Mustain, Kent Gering, Mark Young, Marcie Gardner, Teresa Fields, Patty Simmons, and Patti Bramlett. Not pictured: Vickie Clayton, Ricky Gregory, Harlin Halbrook, Terry Bozinden, Barry Curtis, Steven White, CAro1ine Greenhaw, Roger Marsh, Jeri Johnson, Judy Kahlor, Beth Ann Conner, Janie Hobbs, Gene Kluck, Ruth Stark, Shree Thrower. B h an-arYf fvtt . , TYPING Ames - Row 11 Cheryl Bufweu, Melba Zucksworth, Lon Membffff Of fhe Business CW Colleffed Wd Sheltman, Diane Hayes. Row 2: Debby Larny, Carla Scaramucci, I7f1CkedAfh9if0J'S f0V the Mfflflne CWI? Chflsf' Sherri English, Terry Dallas. 'WIS drive- Toys f0 Tots - LIBRARY AIDES Row l: Carla Norris, Janis Bigby, Kathy Martin, Carol Pauley, Kathy Bounds, Teresa Wells, Rebecca Wilson, Wesley Wulff, Debbie Seals. Row 2: Debbie Hammock, Cheryl Naylor, Doris Lanoy, John Dearson, Mark Taylor, Johnny Baker, Joan Knight, Nancy Tedford, Kathy Hale, Gayle Fratus,.Mrs. Freeman, librarian. Row 3: Terri Clifton, Marilyn Brown, Kim Thomas, Judy Porter, Christine Ruedy, Arlene Dawes, Elizabeth Trssington, David Zimmerman, Jean Hall, Jani Sparks, Patricia Corley, Gayla Allen. i 1 ,mm :zs'mms2 WA F ' 9th GRADE SERVICE CLUB Bottom Row: Mrs. Janice Ewer, Gary Coburn, Kim Winfrey, Gary Daniel, Harrell Goodman, Tom Adams, Steve Fagundes, Ricky Garner, Sherrie Mix, Kathy Martin, Cindy Nash, Mike Hall, Marion Barton, John Stover, Keith Evans, and Mrs, Pat Hamar. Row 2: Dorsa Self, Shelli Beaver, Letha Camp, Roxanne Roark, Janine Marcotte, Marianne Semler, Cindy Oakley, Pat Dawes, Sherri English, Teresa Fields, Carolyn Couser, Carolyn Greenhaw, Marcie Gardner, Debbie Moore, Carla Scaramucci, Margarette Richardson, Mary Gilbert, and Veronica Mc Nutt. Row 3: Debbie Peel, Pam Taylor, Susan Waddle, Gail Fratus, Debra Johnson, Susan Perry, Rita Lobaugh Vicki Thomas, Lisa Lang Sheree Thrower, Melba Zucksworth, Barbara Marek, Roxanne Young, Kathy Kirk, Pam Craig, Janet Mitchell, Ramona Fennel, and Donna Ferguson. Row 4: Joyce Stonebraker, Debbie Shipman, Lori Sheltman, Charlotte Hau, Dixie DePron, Jan Whittaker, Pat Collier, Gaye Rollins, Karen Ciupak, David Wood, Ken Guthrie, Dwayne Denham, Craig Medcalf, David Zimmerman, Ricky Gregory, G ail Isenhagen, Jane Cundith, Cindy Shell, Jennifer Derebery. Row 5: Alan Robbins, Mike Shofner, Wesley Wulff, d Larry Ayhng, Elbert Rushing, Billy Mogg, Chris Hardin, Bob Prichard, Bob Hayward, Cecil King, Robert Brite, Jim Morris, Greg un y, Gene Glendinning, Larry White, and Mike Journey. Helpful Students Join Service Clubs 8TH GRADE SERVICE CLUB Row 1: Debbie Evans, Ricky Baker, Cheryle Burwell, Sidney Johnson, Mike Moore, Jimmy Hughes, Tommy Henthorn, Kathy Joplin, Vickie Smith, Connie Fouche, Ricky Deaton. Row 2: Charles Sutter, Beth Devinney, Sandy Lee, Mickey Huffer, Patty Harris, Juanita Gebhart, Charles Barry, Debbie Gill, Sylvia Strahorn, Denise Trabue, Sherri Marcotte, Annese Wilson, Lisa Lovelace, Linda Williams, Vickie Pack. Row 31 Jacque Sullivan, LeVina Sharp, Rickie Blocker, Rosemary Kopp, Nanette McMain, Mary Rice, Kathy Williams, Rita Holloway, Peggy Koone, Steve Frost, Susan Roberts, Carolyn Morley, Karen Unruh, Cheryl Garvin, Sharon Moody, Carolyn Hill. Row 4: Peggy Webb, DeDe Raley, Candy Henson, Bobby Mideke, Kim Cory, Patty Ridings, Linda Roberts, Pam Botchlet, Judy Dennis, Pam Dennis, Paula Rogers, Rhonda Redden, Anita Adams, Lee Lytle, Robert Noble, Tanny Barrett, Mark Taylor. Row 5: Steve Williams, Ann Kartsotis, Suzanne Patty, Delores Heinrichs, Harry Fite, Gerald White, Joyce Booth, Robert Posselt, Joe Fry, Sparky Raines, Bryan Pigg, Joan Dendy, Terri McMullen, Harriet Williams, Mrs. Betty Epperly, sponsor. J 77 7th GRADE SERVICE CLUB Bottom Row: Sam DGViS, Lynn Nichols, Norene Simler, Brenda Dunn, Sue Sharp, Denise Martin, Janice Ball, Barby Rhea, Glenda Crouch, Marla Townsend, Karen Hulet, Terry Messenger, and David Wilkins. Row 2: Doug Burnett, Linda Cantrell, David DeAngelo, Je Benson, Buddy Richardson, Wayne Vail, Kim Campbell, Kendall Herod, Jim Beezley, Michael Long, Norman Pigg, Ricky Riggs, Char- lene Barger, and Mike Cross. Row 3: Kitsy Roberts, Pam Allen, Donna Christie, Pam Hendirx, Mike Cheney, Charles Sheohard, Carol Wilson. Mary Ann Ladd, Debra Stamper, Mike Popowski, John Anderson, Dana Jencks, Janice Kenny, Dawn O,Neal.Hf1d DOHHH F611- drych. Row 4: Diane Cowan, Lynn Riley, Terri Creger, Bobby Yarbrough, Gina Britton, Tim Swyden, Bill Dickson, Jeff Lackey, Bonita West, Tim O'Conner, Joany Moore, Kelly Johnson, Carol Cassel, Christine Goodion, and Mrs. Marie Rhodyback, sponsor 75 Linda Knox, an ofjice aide, helps 'T a student check out. OFFICE AND COUNSELING AIDES Bottom Row: Vicki Locke, Kathy Floyd, Linda Isham, Pam McMullan, Starlin Anthony, Susie McEachern, Susan Haley, Mary Lee Jones, and Nan McElrath. Row 2: Terry Dallas, Linda Price, Debbie Dryden. Helen Moore, Melda Cannon, Chris Ault, Michelle Koch, Kim Worley, Terry Cassell and Kathy Horn. Row 3: Denise Thompkins, Beverly Caviness, Candy Miller, Jann Whittaker, Kathy Gann, Darlene Dickson, Jamie Wh'art0I1, Judy Prentice, Barbara Boggs, and Pam Martin. ll?-f'ix A V CLUB Frank Bouda, Kim Sutterlleld, Tracy Johnson, Paul Rosenbloom Richard Page Mr Pete Doughty sponsor Ricky Santelli Greg Turner, Mike Ridner, and Max Burgess. Not pictured: Mr. Oscar Folsom sponsor Aid es Help Teachers TYPING AIDES Row 1: Cheryl Burwell, Melba Zucksworth, Lori Sheltman, Diane Hayes. Row 2: Debbie Lanoy, Carla Scarmucci, Sherri English, Terry Dallas. GYM AIDES BOTTOM ROW: Helen Foley, Shirley Webster, Georgetta Wilson Connie Williams Sherry Mix and Patty Wollard Row 2 Mona Strobridge, Gail Rhea, Greg Lundy, Robert Sreima. Davette Walker and Teresa Roberts Row 3 Pat Ruby Sfdn Hllgenbefg GHIY Crouch, Stanley Street, Bob Brock, Greg Harlow, and Gene Glendmnmg Row 4 Mrs Myrna Hogan and Mrs Paula West 7th girl s P E teachers, and Mr. Jerry Pitt, and Mr, Sandy Harris, 7th boys, iuurmy.mmgfmgmm- . The Trophy Case is used to display all awards, trophies, and special honors won by Warriors or Clubs. From time to time outstanding work or projects are placed there for all to see. Clubs Display Various Proiects Around School The Business Club encouraged all Warriors to send a Christmas card to a soldier in Viet-Nam. They had a bulletin board dis- play with the names and addresses from the newspaper posted on it. Each spring the hallways of Western Oaks are lined with cam- paign posters trying to gain votes for cheerleaders, Pep Club officers, and Student Council officers. M? . tg 95 mr' t , '-'- M t Tips on Good Grooming and personality pointers were printed on posters for the hallways by members of the Future Home- makers of America. Working on this poster are Risa Southern Sherry Shofner, and Veronica McNutt, FIH.A. president Safety posters for the halls were the first big project of the Safety Council. CLASSES 9th Grade Class Favorites Jann Whittaker Stanley Hilgenberg x I Pat Collier Shelli Beaver Larry white RUNNERSUP Jeff Adkins l Allen Adams Darrell Adams Tom Adams Gerry Adkins Jeff Adkins Peggy Akers Gayla Allen Richard Allen Mona Anderson Jeff Andrews Starlin Anthony Jerilynn Arnold Chris Ault Larry Ayling Bruce Baker l.aWanda Baker Nancy Baker John Baldwin Sherin Barnum Marion Barton David Beaulieu Shelli Beaver Mike Beck Andy Beezley Joneva Bergman Lili Bergman Dick Berry Rocky Berry Steve Beuchaw Janis Bigby Don Bingham Danny Birehall Duane Blackburn Susan Blackwood Everet Blasingame Donna Bloom Ted Blunk Barbara Boggs Dennis Bolay Carl Bookout Kathy Bounds Terry Bouziden David Brainard Patti Bramlett Keith Brandon Cheryl Braswell Joe Briggs Linda Briscoe Robert Brite Bobby Brock Nancy Brock Betty Brown Marilyn Brown Mark Brown Bill Bumpus Max Burgess Stephen Burke Don Burnett Tim Calvert Letha Camp Stan Campbell Melda Cannon John Carpenter Mark Carpenter Jimmie Carter Karen Casey Beverly Caviness Renee Cecil Beverly Chapman David Cheatwood Karen Ciupak Vickie Clayton J an Cobbs Gary Coburn Pat Collier Mike Colwell Beth Ann Conner Greg Constant Kathy Cooper Debbie Cordinnier 1. 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Row 3: Carol lson, Susan Connors, Sherry Gill, David Henley, and Walter Cart- wright. Front Row: Chris Cunico, John Curlee, Mike McGehee, Steve Bauer, Paul Zintero Jerald Weatherford and Otis Bogue Row 2' Wa ne , , - - Y Nirsch, Sharra Staton, James Anderson, Lisa Janesic, Kathy Lucas, Judy Combs, Terry Festa, and Kenneth Kinsey. Row 3: Alan Bix- ler, Elizabeth Beagles, Terri McCord K' Sh b M ' ' ' ' ' , 1m u at, a.rIa Srrilo, Cynthia Karley, Joe Lundei, and Steve Emig. .Iis??sJ,l51S!- - ' 1 in is . ADVERTISING F 8. M Construction Co. 2104 NORTH MAC ARTHUR 910 lub P . . . LJQQIQYCOMPANY Your Headquarters For Western Oaks Pep Club Skirts WI 6-1100 and Sweaters 4000 N. MacArthur AC 405 I 789-2455 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73122 the uaranty 0210011211 bank Shields Book Store 4107 N. Grove St. 1 p x 22 ,9 23 Oklahoma city, Oklahoma 73122 8 1 ust 1 ... illigil f-.-1 M Phone 789-9973 4631 N.W. 23rd Drive ln - 8 ani. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday 8 am. to 12 p.m. Saturday Lobby 9:30 ani. to 2:30 p.m. Monday through Friday 9:00 a.1n. to 12:00 p.m. Phone 789-0286 Workbooks SL Textbooks School Supplies for all schools in the Putnam City School District. Complete line of Mech- anical Drawing Equipment C1iff's Notes Lunches and Fountain Service WENDEMERE EXTENDED CARE FACILITY 7200 N.W. 23rd Street Bethany, Oklahoma 789-7242 MMZWMQ Z?'ZZOZI7EIf.?fSj M9 49? KLA P Ng , DWP ,K-iw ,d ,1 v 1 .f - f fe -A 3 fy X ' 1, 1 ,M ' 111 VV wk! 'lp I' H37 Q? F F X fy, 6, xx 5, 4 v ' ' ' f 1 ,,f N ln, I I 6700 NE. 39th Expressway 789-5344 Western Caks Medical Center John W. Bu1npus,MD. Paul Barrett, M.D. A.L. Gorena. M.D. Paul D. Macrory, M.D. 7330 N.E. 23rd Bethany, Oklahoma 73008 789-4150 f ed. Welcome to AL,S DAIRY MART For the Best in Charcoal Hamburgers and Malts 4011 N.W. 10th 10-M FOOD STORES Troy Nelson - Manager 1111 North Meridian BEVERLY'S FAMILY RESTURANT KANDI-JAC DRESS SHOP 6 Convenient Locations Meridian Plaza Shopping Center 1220 N.W. 23rd 1207 N. Walker 4523 N-VV- 1601 209 w. Sheridan 1616 N. May Oklahoma CNY' Oklahoma 73127 2115 N.W. 39th Exp. 2829 s.w. 29th GLEN OAKS BEAUTY SALON BETHANY MOTOR COMPANY 7126 N.W. 23rd sr. 787-0588 For Expert Hair Styling .IIN - NAN'S FLOWERS AND GIFTS SU 9-0320 We Deliver Meridian Mall Shopping Center 4524 N.W. 16th WI 3-0645 Nan Hazen Virginia iJinl Glover Kung ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT Official Gym Suits for Boys ond Girls For all Pulnom Cily Schools Keller Book tore Complete Line of Putnam City Schools Workbooks and Supplies 4000 North MacArthur 789 - 3051 CI . , YI-4 ,ll x. ,I ivy . . .U .,, - I 4 a WK' . f f IE9?1'2: W4tY1 I QQ' ,, 1 ,I nj - , gg.. 2 ix A ,f 7 , .-1,1 zQig5.4:ug.f4?-- . -.. 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W. 39TH ExPxuzsswAY BETHANY, OKLAHOMA 73008 ROY BROWN NIELVIN IVICCLURE Phone SU 9-1770 6401 N.W. 39th Expressway BETHANY, OKLA. ir Olfoms of figs CIfI!o'LIcfs 9612546 :Heat Garden - freslr Vegetables 'N STORE 5A EF'E:iLLi9C'lT!Q5 p9IIfUI9559n53 63rd and Portland 23rcI and Meridian 63rd and Portland - 23rd and Meridian WWII 4' pmdonal Snake 444. QI - 50th and Shartel - Marguerite Ouinn School of Dance Tap - Ballet - Toe - Jazz Acrobatic - Dancing Special Cheerleaders Class C. Lyle Smith North Side Cleaners 2916 Paseo 1800 N.W. 16 2636 Britton Rd. JA 5-2363 JA 4-4181 vi 2-4772 4106 N' McArthur 1145 N. Rockwell 7312 N. Western 789-4848 JA 8-6460 SU 9-8777 vi 2-4772 Cowan Printing and Lithography 6408 N.W. 39th Expressway Felts Family Shoes 6724 N. W. 39th EXPRESSWAY BETHANY, OKLAHOMA SU 9-1961 787-0321 Jess Cowan Duane Cowan Owner' Phil Showalter FLETCHER'S H A S R B Kerr-McGee Senlice Station 7104 N.W. 23rd sneer HICKORY COOKED RIBS BEEF - PORK EAT l T HERE... OR TAKE lT OUT 789-9991 phone WI 2-2475 Since 1930 4101 N.W. 10 DELICIOUS fx y El M W m ll N AT I O N A L B A N K g:LgLgt.i.l,3.isi2 P. O. BOX 12130 ' 39TH AND MACARTHUR ' OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA 73122 The Comfortable Bank MIDYQA11 HORSAE y Aucnou ,A ,A2:,N, ML- WIAV 'Qf'Lfn ' Auctioneer 12 Mi. Neon iz fifbiilahoma City on MacArthur starts 720 P M Grade Horses ' D' ' D ' P 0 S2 00 . 'fs fgf9mJU. ' ' ' Registered 19.0. 55,00 IA: b g f I A ii . Jan. Feb. Mar. A J Lily--Q .L,, W AA ug. Sept. O ct. Nov. D ec. 3 7 7 4 f 1 5 3 7 5 17 21 21 241782252 gff' 20 .lggflyvl 15 19 17 21 19 Barn Available for 921 I Order Buying Special Sales. m C B654 82566 Delivered Anywhere. Phr 789-4387 11x'5XOkl2.l1OIT12 City Ph. 789-2040 TOWER COFFEE SHOP BOOSTERS 7300 N.W. 23rd C. C. Key Kendell Fofest 0 Nell GO. W. 0. The Tribune Review Best Wishes from Bill and Jackie Hite 5950 NORTHWEST 39TH EXPRESSWAY S E QVOYA H CARPET FURNITURE AND BEDDING MADE ONLY IN OKLAHOMA and THE BEST BUY TOO I 113 last Minute Winners DRAMA WINNERS ALL - STARS Alan Ferguson, Terry Smith, and Mike Smith played in the Kelleris ALL-STAR basketball team which won the State Championship and competed for the Regional Champion- ship in Missouri. SCIENCE FAIR Three Warriors won medals in the Putnam City West Science Fair on March 1 for their scientific projects. Dwayne Simmons won first in Chemistry with a project called ELECTRO-PLATING in which he transferred copper from a penny Chris Covert placed second in Chemistry to a spoon. for distilling corn syrup, I 3 ,V f .N L 3 v Ms' ,ss, V ffl , f . ,v, , ,L wif? g , S i fling, l , if i igf M M' fl, Kathy Tambini and Gene Reeves won 3rd place in a high school speech contest at Weatherford with their dramatic duet taken from A Street' car Named Desire by Tennessee Williams. Gene played the part of a brother-in-law who drove his frustrated sis ter-in-law, Stella fCathyJ to The cliffis edge . She was a Dream Girl who couldn't accept reality. Dennis Osborne won first in biology for a detailed chart with examples of different types and processes of bark grafting, which is the process of taking a branch on which a bud is growing and putting it onto a tree. ,arf- - A new Z fl . F is C , QQ 1 iii is R S r S i A 1 9 .9 mf 5 . r . - -A , Y 4...----' ff-t.-so 4 ' r ri I . it . JUMPING HIGH are Faculty members Mr. Pitt fnumber lj, Mr. Whatley fnumber Zj, and Mr. Jackson fnumber 3j. The Varsity team members really gave the faculty members a workaout in a fast moving game, but the teachers won anyway. Students Give Faculty A Good Work-out EXPRESSIONS SHOW MANY EMOTIONS On February 28 the Pep Clubtgirls and the varsity boys gave the faculty some competition in two basketball games in the gym. l I , I , , , Kathy T ambmz jumps for joy as Mrs. Hamar stops wzth surprise Both men and women won their games and the the Pep Club makes!! basket- as Beverly Cavmess dodges bay women still remain the only undefeated team in the 5Ch00l- Mrs. Atchley, Mrs. Irwin, and Mrs. West watch anxiously as the ball goes from faculty to Pep I got it! yells Mrs. Buller. Club. Dribble, dribble! 'Don 't walk, thinks Mrs. Hogan. ' X W MM Vfggwygwy MMM xg 5 565 f g ilfmiwf www ,W ji? wg fglgffigfm Q if W fWZ14WW SfW'5?mW WWWQJRWTWQ' 68 W8 3i WMM Www , W NO' ww MWF' M My iwfbi Www Www f Y gllx W X M M M 'UN W4o5L QW' W WWF? JQOAW3 ww W MMHWS 5 . '2- f19 of Q A QP' 396 ou G wif WM, Wfwqwm of A 4 ,NIV . 69:1 Zhswlf Qfylww 4 240442 ,- Lf? 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