Union High School - Redskin Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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A Season of Hits . . . a handful of fun To everything there is a season . . . Summer flames into fall; fall fades into winter; winter melts into spring; spring blossoms into summer. The cycle is complete. So our lives are a cycle; each year is different, yet the same. There is football every fall and Christmas is every winter. The prom is always in spring, and summer is a time to forget school for a little while. Distinct seasons, separate experiences, yet all blended together to where it ' s difficult to separate one year from the next. This was a season of hits. Prince and Purple Rain toppped the charts and Ghosthusters broke box office records. Eddie Murphy was the hot name in Hollywood but Bruce Springsteen was still the boss. Closer to home, from the football championship that almost was to a campus that is almost complete, we faced our disappointments with dignity and accepted our honors with pride. We completed our cycle and when the class of ' 85 made way for the class of ' 86, it was the good times we remembered — the joys we shared together, individually and as a group; a season of hope for the future.

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1. Senioritis has gotten to Brad Beam and Trevor Hulse. They aren ' t sure which way is up. 2. The run through sign at Jenks says it all. 3. Billy Cherry drenches the floor in an attempt to bob for apples during an October pep assembly. 4. Mrs. Payne pins a corsage on head cheerleader Charise Hines in celebration of the squad ' s making it to the national cheerleading com- petition in Dallas. The girls took sixth in the nation. 5. Waving the Renegades on to victory is Junior Mark Anderson. 6. Ines Westphal agonizes over an essay in Mr. Weavers class.

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A Season of Ticklish Situations 4 Student Life