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

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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.

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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.

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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