Byng High School - Yearbook (Ada, OK)

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ve you ever reached the point of boredom at which you would do absolutely ANYTHING to have fun? The students whose testimonies follow undoubtedly reached that point. However, please beat in mind that they are TEENAGERS. Robby Lee, Senior When I was a junior and after Mrs Tipton had just had the stage painted following the South Pa cific performances Ted Gonderman was chasing me around the auditorium I jumped up from the how unusually glossy it looked and rn horror I remembered rt was wet I landed and slid Then I heard Mrs Tipton coming and not wanting to get caught rn the act I jumped back down onto the carpet Unfortunately rt wasn t until I was back on the floor that I realized I had paint on the bottom of my shoes , . 1 lloor onto the stage. As I was in midain I noticed , , - . I - . Elraa beth Willis unior Back in Rall baseball season when the crickets were really bad Mr. Story and Mr. Smith dared me to dump a cupful of crick- CIS on my mothers head. I did . . . an have lived to regret it. Fun - 18- Trrnes ust For The Rocky Shelton, Senior 'In 8th grade, four other friends and I put our names in a hat and drew to see who would steal his parents' car and drive us all to Texas. My name was drawn, so at 11:00 that nqght, I stuffed pillows under my sheet and found my dads keys. I put the car rh neutral and pushed it out of hearing dis- tance, I picked up my friends, and we took off for Dallas. We drove around for a few hours and got back home at about 630 or 200 the next momrhg. When we drove up, I for got to tum the car off and push it. My dad woke up and found me sitting rh the car with all my friends who were asleep. I got grounded for a month. Greg Robbins Sr. My freshman year-and only because I was dared- I went into Wal -Mart K the old one I wearing ONLY a coat that just came to my thighs and short marching boots. My hair was dyed red and blue and spiked straight up. Part ofthe dare was to walk around the store like that so I did. People started fol- lowing me everywhere because they thought I was going to shoplift. Q ff? 1

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, . D-'sn In The Sun if .i Top leli- Greg R. braves the winter cold with warm thoughts of summer as Wayne H. points to the large goose bump on his lei? arm. Top rghr- Senior Roy Horton took time our dudng the annual wheat harvest to carve his name in a rock near Cluster, Montana. Middle left- Sherrie lvhtchell travels in style on her vacation in Holly- wood, California. Bortom right- David avoids the hear of summer by driving topless. 8 Bortom left- K. Wheelen M. Beam, D. Boissenia, L. Barrick, and 'If Henley ham it up for fun in the sun. .. g Fun-17- Times g unt, .. . .W ' sw' . tw ,A

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Fun Of It! +3 5 Sfxth Hour Chermstry -anal? emma-a 41 4 'es ,,,,....... P Fun-19- Times One day when Mr Crabtree was gone we had a substrtute teacher and were all normal ly domg our classwork just to mess wxth her mmd when the clock struck two we all dropped our pencrls on the floor stood up and sang the National Anthem