Wewoka High School - Tiger Yearbook (Wewoka, OK)

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ini MR. WILUAM SPANN ES., Oklahoma AlM Mr. Spann. in his physicai oducafion classax, has a threefold aim- to davalop mind, body, and amoilons. In can class, he is adding square dancing 'lo his agenda, and through this clan is encouraging courtesy and good manners. 1711- I 61.94 gil-9 d ,,--1 1:59:55 - qi. --- ffvozvzs' -' P5550 In second picture, right, Geneva Sharp, Esther Davis, Geraline .4--1' O 0 5 Q . . . psf! Teague, Jane Dodd, Naomi Trimble, Joyce Herring, Glenda Murray, -1 l and Judy Cole are square dancing. -Q 'Q H lg --- 5 5 .lu ' .gf Q . - I i I q - :ga ill!!! 'WW Q ll! In! More and more emphasis is placed on drivers' education classes in high school. A fifteen-and-a-half-year-old cannot get a driver's permit unless he is taking drivers' education. 26 75'-440 4 'K' ,I I7 'A' 1 I I 1, I-Vw., Mr. Spann's drivers' education students make consistently good grades when they take their drivers' tests. In the lower right picture, Esther Davis studies the car's instru- ment board, while Geneva Sharp and Mr. Spann discuss safety rules. 3-f

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,....l 1-' The bass and baritone sections, at top left, are standing, left to right: Bennie Griswold, Frank-ie Megow, Kenny Myers, Jimmy Bevers, Bill Love. Seated are David Brady, Ronnie Foltz, and Bill Chambers. ln top right, Sam Reyes, Bill Huser, Duke Ligon, Thomas Ligon, Doyle Ivester, and Freddie Jones, represent the trombone sec- tion. The French horn section is composed of Carl Mullen, An- drewette Bohanon, Ronald Cook, and Dawson Engle. The woodwind section, second right, consists of, back row, left to right: Dalene Nichols, Loretta McCoy, Glenn Walker, Nancy Holmes, Marilyn Claybrook, Martha Keesee, and Judy Roberts. Second row: Patsy Stobaugh, Linda Ray, Sandra Love, Judy Savage, Dorothy Williams, and Judy Stunz. Third row: Marla Mitchell, Carol Mansur, Barbara Cunningham, Martha Howell, and Judy Engle. In third right is pictured the comet section, composed of Thomas Sciance, Richard, Wares, Duane Adkins, Sonny Cun- ningham, Lynn Lasiter, Elizabeth Johnson, Lou Alice Tilly, David Lusty, and George Burke. At lower right are Joyce Muir, Linda Epton, Helen Hall, Jean- nie Wood, and Monette Hoofman-the flute section of the'WHS band. . X 1' X f A fZo ,a .. J YT I I' tix I' :V Q1 Y' J . . '43 ' ' I ef .' -S 1 , , .tb 1 1 C e':9 ' , lf 1 A ',4'ZQ4 a 1-,v , ' I ' , afaovf' -gay,-9 9 I . 3 4 QV ' 1

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All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. WHS students believe this adage, too. For instance here we see Bob Davis, Thurman Conger, Margaret Embach, Ralph Morton, Joyce Spurgeon, Carol Austin, and Darla Scott tearing crepe paper from the goal posts after a Tiger team vic- tory. In the following pages you'll see students in their activities. You'll see organizations made up primarily for fellowship and fun. '74edafywez'ou goalpaadam