Star Spencer High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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We were there to learng the knowledge was ours the time was now. And tomorrows were always. We received through giving. We learned through mistakes. We found ourselves through others. This was our year. The year was our past, our present, and our future. Together with others we became one.

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Practicing with Edwin Dowty are freshmen HOUSON as they W0l'k 00 their Characters Abney Mike Adkins Micheal Allen Gary Alexander, Ola Anderson, John Tom Armine, Janice Atory, Steve From Rogers to S-S . . . High school os ci freshman in 1970 By tracing down lists of comput- erized and alphabetically ordered names, Star-Spencers' new ninth graders found their homerooms. They were Freshmen and wanted desperately to belong. So began the mad rush to join clubs and an un- declared race to show loyalty. Every charity drive, every athletic event had the support of scores of Freshmen. Part of their initiation into high school included Mr. John- sons' Oklahoma History class. This massive auditorium class was the focal point of Freshmen society, which included standing at the doors and being called to the front row. One main display of their energy and talents was the all Freshmen play Stuck Pot. Auditions were held Dec. 21, under the guidance of Mr. Ed. Dowty, drama instructor. A '- Andrew Smoot, Sherry Helms and Joan forthe aU'fl'eShl'l1an Play, ReSt AS-sured . ' Austin, Mike Babb, Billy Ballard I Ba rlow, Barlow, Barney, Barrett, Mike Linda Vivian Cindy Thomas Bartness, Elona Baxter, Jim Baxter, Susie Beal, Cathy Beck, Charles Belyeu, David Bentley, Diane Barlasio, Sheree Blackburn, Patti Bledso, Gayland Blott, Steve Bourlan, Debbie Bowen, Ora Boydston, Randy 132 O Colleagues XX all-s