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

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Enjoying outside duty on the first day of school are Mr. Larry Cornelison and Mrs. Diane Loffelholtz. Band students are getting an early start on one of the upcoming contests by practicing their drills and marching routines. 1 aw, HQ 6 ,..,,-A 4 Student Life

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Gwen Finley and Christine Haddock are attaching postcards to the green and white balloon that will be launched skyward to help celebrate the Diamond Jubilee, the seventysfifth birthday of the state of Oklahoma. Students gather at the front of the school building to greet old freinds and make new ones on the first day of school. Busily preparing for the school day, Mrs. Dee Weigle writes many student passes before the day even begins. Itfs Another Da One of the worst things about the starting of each school day was hearing that blaring alarm telling you that it was time to drag yourself out of bed and get ready for school. Missing the bus was as common to students as going to school, but it often led to calling for a ride, being tardy to first hour and, for some, even having to walk to school. Not all students got to sleep as late as others in the morningg some had to be at school as early as 7 a.m. for early band rehearsal, drama practices or to get to the tutoring service offered by the National Honor Society. Many students enjoyed arriving to school early rather than late. Being early meant there was always some spare time before school started. Most students enjoyed this time by standing outside and talking to friends, while others chose to hurriedly prepare the homework assignments they had failed to do the night before. Before school was generally a time to prepare for classes, make plans for after school and to start wishing for the sixth hour bell to ring. Student Life 5