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

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I was there to learn, to turn dreams into reality, to make shadows into things I could touch. I knew there was more than learning, I had a personal goal to accomplish. Football tees, track courses, wrestling mats, all blended to form my memories of sports. Dances, coronations, prom bids, gave us our social fulfillment, And as sparks of light caught our memories in a camera... We found ourselves.

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Finding friends . . . new fads . . . setting goals . . . year begins Klackers or two plastic balls on a string provided hours of frustra- tion and entertainment for Star- Spencer's students. Some people couldn't even get the two balls to hit each other, while some hit anyone standing close. But, a few mastered it and took their place alongside Frisbee experts to become the undisputed Klacker Champion. Cheerleaders had a particular tal- ent for shaming themselves and sports boys in pep assembly skits. These skits did more to generate spirit than all the signs and ribbons could have done. After these assem- blies a game of pool was in for boys who represented their school on fields, courts, and cross-country tracks. Athletics was very important to the student body, it gave them a sense of accomplishment and pride. Early in the mornings and after school, guys covered in gray sweat suits were seen jogging around the school, with hopes of making the team. ABOVE: Ricky Bishop, jr., spends many study hours at Sooner Pool Hall. ABOVE RIGHT: Senior girls mock the actions of the football players. RIGHT: Donna Rogers and Peggy Clark, srs., take time from a yearbook deadline to klack. 18 I Student Life T ww,.,,,.