Wewoka High School - Tiger Yearbook (Wewoka, OK)

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Sandra Davis is the daughter of Hideko Davis. Sire earned the title of Salutatorian with a grade point average of 3.947. She was both a Yearbook Royalty attendant and Homecoming Court at- tendant her freshman year. Sandra has also par- ticipated in Basketball and Track for 2 years. She was also a Cheerleader for 3 years. Sandra has been a member of the Science Club for 4 years. She has also been a member of Student Council for 4 years and has held the offices of Secretary for 1 year and Vice-President 1 year. She has been a member of State Honor Society for 4 years and National Honor Society for 3 years. The senior class also voted Sandra the Most Likely to Succeed and Best All Around of the 1985 graduating class. John Hassell is the son of Don and Nina Hassell. He has become the Valedictorian of the 1985 graduating class with an accumulated grade point average of 3972. John has been a member of State Honor Society for 4 years. He has also been a member of National Honor Society for 3 years and has been President for 2 years. He has been a member of the Student Council for 4 years, the Vice-President for 1 year, and this year he held the office of Presi- dent. John has been active with the band for 7 years. He has been a member of the Band Coun- cil for 5 years and the President for 1 year. He has been in All-District Band 5 years and All- State Band 3 years. John was voted Most Likely to Succeed and Best All Around of his senior class. Valedictorian and 12 Salutatorian 1

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ational Honor Society N- W NHS Pres. John Hassell, Vice-Pres. Bob- by Shackelford, and Sec.!Treas. Cheval Thomas. NATIONAL S HONOR SOSIETY F 'X S 1 Q2 K Q5 l Vs Lf National Honor Society membership requirements changed this year. According to National Headquarters, membership could no longer be based solely on grade point average. Four ideals were considered as the basis for selection, and no stu- dent was inducted simply because of a high academic average. The National Honor Society strives to recognize the total stu- dent, one who excels in all of these areas: scholarship, leader- ship, service and character. Therefore, these criteria were used in determining membership eligibility. The Faculty Council, which consisted of one administrator, the chapter advisor and four faculty members, was responsi- ble for determining the eligibility and the selection of students into the Wewoka Chapter of the National Honor Society. The Council considered all students in grades 10-12 who had ac- cumulated a 3.1 grade point average. Students meeting this scholastic requirement were further evaluated on the basis of leadership, service and character as indicated on a Student Activity Form that each candidate submitted. After this screening process by the Faculty Council, prospective members had to fulfill National Headquarters' requirement concerning completion of a community or school service pro- ject. Candidates who completed their projects were inducted into NHS during a special ceremony. The students picturd on this page have met the initial screening criteria mentioned above. At the time this book wgnt to press, they had not completed their service projects 1:-.f undergone induction. NHS members are, Top Row: Regina Griffis, Nova Pattison, Cheval Thomas, Jeri Kennerner, Jackie Kennemer, Dean Calvert, Bobby Shackelford, Richard Ellwanger, Dusty Gaines, Bryan Bryant, Terrance Payne, Matt Cain, and Brent Parks. Middle Row: John Hassell, Felisha Sloan, Kay Wallace, Sharla Mosley, Susan Reedy, Sonya Beaver, Stephen Barkus, and Shawn Carter. Bottom Row: Carol Edmonson, Lori Grimes, Bethe Hobbs, Sandi Stevens, Tracy Shores, Susan 11 Floyd, and Nelda Knight. Not Pictured: Suzanne Tucker.

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Q ' , , -QQEWH IT, F-, ff , 7, ,,,,, ,fi 'gf ' --'YY'-v-QV' ANN OUNCING The 1984-85 Band Queen and Attendants. Queen: Sonya Beaver Sr: Attendants: Jeri Kennemer, Jr.g Felisha Sloan, J r.g Not Pictured: J olanda Jackson, Sr.