Westmoore High School - Tiger Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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I if S All Greek oMe lt,s all Greek to me was what many students thought before entering their chosen electives of foreign lan- guages and home economics. Most of my students come to my classes with no prior knowledge of the subject. lt is very exciting and rewarding to open their minds to new worlds of communi- cation, said Mrs. Linda Savage, teacher and sponsor of the foreign lan- guage classes and club. Classes of first and second year French and Spanish are offered. The Foreign Language Club added a special twist to the art of learning new languages by the election of officers, meetings, fund raisers and special parties. A stove and sewing machine was as Greek to many students as foreign lan- guage. I enjoy watching students learn that a needle and thread aren't so difficult to use and that they can do more than boil water or cook pizza and toastf' explained Mrs. Kathy McCor- mick. To many students' surprise, cooking and sewing was only the be- ginning. They learned about dating, marriage, family life, child care, ca- reers, housing and drug and alcohol abuse. These subjects were also cov- ered in basic life, a mini-course of Home Ec I. To enhance their educa- tion in Home Ec several students par- ticipated in Future Homemakers of America, sponsored by Mrs. McCor- mick and Mrs. C. J. West. SHERRY HANNON is one of the many volun- teers in cooking class who learned how to cut up a chicken properly. Foreign Language, Home Ec 97

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FOREIGN LANGUAGE - FRONT ROW: Linda Hunt, president, Kim Massey, secretary, Mrs. Linda Savage, sponsor, Mylinh Nguyen. SEC- OND ROW: Kim Buesing, Marnie Ralston, Nan- cy Anderson, Leah Koeltzow, Kendall Gray, Mike Walters, Danny Werhun. THIRD ROW: Cindy Noblett, Shari Breit, Erica Lemley, Vickie Jenkins, Stephany Sanders, Carman Parsons, Tracy Dean, Angela Vaughan, Blaine Rethard. FOURTH ROW: Heather Miller, Lisa Stry- jewski, Kelly Hiler, Sheri Sutton, Gina Woods, Kim Dixon, Gayle Harris, James Theison. FIFTH ROW: Patrick Rankin, Mark Owens, Carl Scoles, James Deeds, Dylan Romo, Tim Do- herty, Candy Jonson, Jeff Putnam. SIXTH ROW: Dennis Kim, Darren Rice, Petesy Cowan, Rick McCrite, Kevin Blake, Tim Donnelly, Doug Daniel, Chad Bunch, WATCHING A demonstration in home ec are Mrs. Kathy McCormick, Denise Holman, Me- lanie Corona and Shelly Richardson. DENNIS KIM, Ralph DeCardenas, Carolyn Eis- man, Jeff Haas, Chad Bunch, Kevin Blake and Mike Walters celebrate a happy Halloween. FHA - FRONT ROW: Holly McCoy, president, Renee Pendergraft, vice president, Susan Aus- tin, secretary, Lisa Henson, treasurer, Heather England, historian, Shelly Brinlee, entertain- ment. SECOND ROW: Mrs. C.J. West, sponsor. Shelly Frank, Brandie Berryhill, Shelly Stubbs Aymie Pinson, Lisa Stryjewski, Sonja McKin ney. Foreign Language, Home Ec

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YOUTH IN GOVERNMENT - FRONT ROW: Ms. Tanya Schimon, sponsor, Debbie Pekara, secretary, Cindy Barker, treasurer, Barry Nance, president. SECOND ROW: David Pinto, Keri Bowles, Melanie Nelson, Kelli Barnett, Kel- ly Patterson. THIRD ROW: Mark Wheatley, Ryan Wuerch, Tracy Dean, Teresa Lang, Debi McAlum, Phuong Do. CHECKING FACTS and figures, Keri Bowles, Cindy Barker and Barry Nance prepare to write their own legislative documents. JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT - FRONT ROW: Kim Massey, vice president of finance, Tacy Nor- wood, vice president of marketing, Tim Donnel- ly, vice president, Tim Lipe, president, Charlie Hunsinger, president, Julie Ware, vice president of production, Kim Coleman, vice president of finance. SECOND ROW1 Bay Nguyen, Stanley Pool, Cindy Kloehn, Candy Johnson, Paula Has- kins, Lana Byrd, Sherry Newman. 98 Youth In Government, Junior Achievement .