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

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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

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CJRGANIZATIONS

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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