Wilson High School - Eagle Yearbook (Wilson, OK)

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Class Favorites Darin Farrell and Karl Parrish swing to the music of the fifties. Bryan Acox Paul Alpha Brian Baker Jason Baker Chad Brown Terry Castleberry Tina Deal Larry DeCastro Benton Goodson Sarah Gunter Sheryl Holloway Carol Howard Mitzi Hubbard Angie McElhaney Greg McMahan Stacl Morgan Kari Parrish Kevin Price Greg Vickers Lorie Wallis Shanda Way Jennifer Whatley Arthur White Compliments of Jim Bill Barbara Tolbert

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Jim Butcher Sharia Carlile Lisa Carriker Tina Chapman Trina Chapman Keith Flatt Jerry Gaines Kevin Garrett April Goff Dan Gunter Chuck Loving Dyanna Loving Deana McDonald Kelly McKinnon Barbara Meloy Dianna Sanders Greg Beck Brad Sullivan Angela Tibbs Tommy Towler Class Officers: Tisha Isaacs (Secretary Treasurer), Kyle Chatham (Vice President), and Sharia Carlile (President). Not Shown: Kelly Henderson (Reporter). Sophomores Hit the Road One of the things that Sophomores look forward to is Driver’s Education. Taking Driver’s Education means they can get their driver’s permit and then their license. The first nine weeks they study the handbook so they will learn and understand the rules of the road. The second nine weeks they use what they’ve learned and attempt to drive. At first it’s bumpy and there are lots of mistakes. By the end of the semester they think they are old pros at driving, but Coach Weaver and everyone else knows different. Several sophomores told about their likes and dislikes of Driver’s Ed. Deana McDonald — “1 liked having free time to study Biology.” Lee Phillips — “I didn’t like it when Coach Weaver locked our class up in the gym.” Valerie Rutledge — “I liked getting to stop at stores.” Kevin Garrett — “I didn’t like watching Coach Weaver twirl his mustache.” Compliments of Jimmy Leta Sullivan 27

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Class Officers: Sherri Idleman (Secretary Treasurer), Craig Smith (President), Sheryl Holloway (Vice President), and Lori Wallis (Reporter). Freshman An Appropriate Name The term “freshman” is an approapriate name for ninth grade students. They are starting fresh. They have finished their elementary and middle school years and are beginning their high school years. The freshman year is the year students start gaining credits. The 1988 freshman class will have to have 24 credits accumulated at the end of their senior year in order to graduate. The grades they receive in their classes become even more important because the high school transcript has a bearing on their ability to get a job and be admitted to college. Freshman students usually have a more active social life also. They start getting to participate in high school activities, and some get to start dating. Because of these new academic and social pressures, the freshman year is usually more difficult to get through than previous years. Picture Not Available Billy Eaves Toni Ellis Kenny Emerson Darin Farrell Melissa Greenroyd Sherri Idleman Jeff Johnson Paula Manley Charles McCauley Joe McDonald Johnny Richardson Nlta Skelton Craig Smith Kevin Stearns Kim Stone Michelle White Brian Wllkerson Gerald Wilkinson Matt Wyatt Richard Rooks Compliments of James Barbara Blakely. 29