If you didn’t pick up some of the pictures that Brandis put out on FaceBook, I copied some of them off . I hope Brandis doesn’t take exception to the them being published in the BLOG.

By the way, Brandis Watts is Keith Taylor’s daughter. She is one of the twins.

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These pictures were after the final league tournament where they came in second. But these were excellent games. The coach and his assistants did an excellent job in rounding this group of  boys into a really good team. They are really to be praised for the time they put into this effort.

The  coach was Mitch Garrett and the assisants were Darrin Stagsdill, Brad Peck, Greg McNutt and Steve Langley.

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Jack was not available for pictures.

Father’s Day was a little limited this year as Steve, Laura and Dustin had other plans initially. They were at Steve’s parents house. They did show up later but I got no shots. As a manor of fact the camera was not working so I had to get my new camera out. Problem was, the batteries were bad.

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Heavin Taylor, daughter of Keith and Rhonda Taylor and Grand-daughter of Paul Taylor (Marie’s brother) graduated from Mannford High School in Mannford OK on May 15th. The ceremony was held at the Tulsa University Basketball Field House on the TU campus.

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These are the school pictures for the 2009 – 2010 school year for the younger grand-kids. Plus I tossed in Laura picture as she has a school picture also. She is a Teachers Assistant at the Skiatook School System.

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What is displayed here is the “4th Grade Spring Presentation” of the Skiatook School System. Now you have to understand that grades Kindergarden thru 2nd grade are in one area of town, 3rd, 4th & 5th is in another area, and the  intermediate school 6th thru 8th is in another area and High Scholl in another area. (I probably have this all screwed up but it is something like that.)  All this for a small town in Oklahoma. Laura is an assistant teacher in the school system. She is primarily in the lower grades but also handles as high as high school when assigned. 

Get this. There are six (6) or was it seven (7) 4th grades. Why so many students? The city of Skiatook has a county line through the middle of town. And there are small home communities throughout both counties. The bus routes are from highway 75 on the east to the end of Skiatook lake on the west, from just north of Sperry on the south to just south of Avant on the North. So this all the kids participating, it was a very long presentation.

 I will only show the different murals the students had made covering the growth of Oklahoma. From the Indian living and coming to Oklahoma (The Land Of The Red-men) till reaching for the stars by some of the Oklahoma citizens that served as astronauts. They even had a live presentation by Indians along with the drums and chantings.

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Even though it is still April, baseball season for the kids (or maybe for the Dad’s) is still going strong. The pictures are of the first tournament of the year or at least the end results of the first tournament. I would have had pictures of the game but I never did find the field(s) they were playing on.

Anyway, the team, The Skiatook Bulldogs, took second place. Dustin plays short stop primarily, second base and also pitches. By the way, Steve is one of the 3 assistant coaches.

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