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

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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

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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.