Wewoka High School - Tiger Yearbook (Wewoka, OK)

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W --M THIS YEARS BAND COUNCIL consists of Keith Claybrook, Donnie Thatcher, Afton Qualls Mel Clark, Danny Criswell, Peggy Campbell, Glenda Barrett, Barbara Hill, Karen Clay brook, Darlene Lester, Glenda Beshears, and Mr. Cook. PRETTY AND POISED is head twirler Peggy Campbell. Peggy is a Junior this year. A LOT OF HARD WORK AND PRACTICE is what makes our band a superior one. Many times the band members were up at clawn and on their way to the football field to practice. Our high ratings show that this work is not in vain! Dlngleff Dean Page' Frank Brown, -lim 55Yl0f5f Dan Criswell, Mike Margaret Emarthle, Melba Adams, Elaine Hill, Annette Rider, Mari- MCNGUQNOW Richard Emaffhlet -ION1 Hurt, Karen Smith, Eddie lyn Billingsley, Delbert Richardson. Row 6: Tom Hinsley, Mr. Cook, Jones, Keith Claybrook, Larry Smith, Mel Clark. Row 5: Laura Mike Filson, Paul Jones, and Gary Connors. Chessor, Darlene Sheffield, Karen Lacquement, Moretta Walker, i .., .Bai-L, .,,-n..,,..Ws.. ..,- cya. .s...-.,,.. . ...,.,... -,.-..- .,.. .i . - . . . if , . V V - ,Y

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FOLLOWING IN THE FOOTSTEPS of brother Craig Claybrook, Drum Maior, Karen Clay- brook led the band to many honors. Karen made all-district band and won superior honors in flute solos. '13 .f- PEGGY CAMPBELL, Debbi Chaney, Dinda Tate, Darlene ,Lester, Johnita Argo, and Connie Lewis are ready to twirl for any football game or Pep Assembly. Band Marches To A-I The Lively beat of the Pride of WeWoka helped to set the musical pace throughout the year. In the fa ll, the marching band, in full dress, provided colorful and lively half-time enter- tainment for home games. The pep band added to Tiger Spirit for out of town football games and home basketball games. The stage band played for Katcutal and the Junior-Senior Banquet. The band and mixed Chorus combined for a Christmas Con- cert and the band marched in the Christmas parade as well as the East Central Homecoming parade and the Henryetta Labor Day Parade. Scoring A-I. at State Contests is getting to be a habit with the band. This only underlines the competence that Wewokans have come to expect of their band-on the field and in the Concert Hall. BAND MEMBERS: Row 'I: Denise Fleming, Luanne Campbell, Leah Clark, Afton Qualls, Dwayne Vallandingham. Row 3: Connie Lewis, Cohen, Bafbafa Hill, Debbie ClW6n9Y, J0l1f1ifB AFQO, DOORS UQOVL Maria Stout, Marilyn Roberts, Jan Neill, Patsy Sheffield, Tony Karen Claybrook. ROW 2: Glenda BSYFGN, PEGGY Campbell, Glenda Anglernyer. Row 4: Sharon Snead, Barbara Butner, Christine Hill, Beshears, Darlene Lester, Pauline Guild, Don Thatcher, Melanie Evetta Whlfe, RlCl'16l'd Smaff, DOH WESTON, Charles -l0l'ln50 'l, GUY

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ATTENDING MEMBERSHIP IN QUILL AND SCROLL ARE: Bottom Row: Peggy Campbell, Johnita Argo, Pamela Watts, Pat Miner, and Mike Glenda Beshears, Pat Cox, Linda Ryles, Steve Walker, Dinda Tate, Secrest. Row 3: Frank Brown, Mike Harrod, Darrell Crittenden, Danny Hair, and Sharron Coley. Row 2: Debra Hutson, Lana Logan, Darrell Hill, Keith Campbell' Janet Hague, and Joyce McCoy. Quill And Scroll Quill and Scroll is an international honorary society for high school stu- dents. To be eligible for membership, a student must be a junior in school, he must be in the top third of his class in scholastic standing, and he must have done a superior work in journalism or have written at least one thousand lines in the Tiger and Little Tiger. Students who are admitted to pub- lications class usually fulfill these re- quirements in one year. A gala dinner party near the end of the school year provides the setting for initiation ceremonies. if QUILL AND SCROLL OFFICERS are Linda Ryles, secretary, Mrs. Lena Yandell, sponsor, Janet Hague, historian, Peggy Campbell, vice president, Glenda Beshears, president, and Danny Hair, treasurer. GLENDA BESHEARS, Little Tiger editor, and Linda Ryles, Tiger editor, at work in the staff room. ,J