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

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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

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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'