Bixby High School - Spartan Yearbook (Bixby, OK)

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' v Ac.. Oo 4 1.1 , . , ,, , ,,S.:1,,,,. 6 5' ,M lt has been said that time waits for no man. But when your locker won't open, you run your panty hose, or leave your books in the car, it would seem only fair if it were to slow down a bit. At Bixby, unfortunately, your sprinting skills were tested when you were forced to run from the distant bandroom to second hour English during the five minute class change. X if 'S And, if you left your books in your locker, you were sunk! Of all the trials faced by BHS stu- dents, the problem of punctuality was most commonly understood. The new tardy system went into ef- fect this year. lt allowed students to go to class without an entrance slip from the office for the first three tardies. This helped cut down on congestion in the office. However, on that fourth tardy, it was still hard to explain to Mr. Stiles just exactly how you locked your keys in the car while the motor was running. Student Life!5

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And then we have our 2737. Late risers! 'Ref 32 . K f 4151 mi .rs 'Sk :fra 2 ill.. gs ,1-. 4! Student Life 1. All I wanted was a sheet of paper! sighs L. Ratcliff. 2. Mrs. Collins, a funny thing happened to my assignment on the way to school . . and M. Goff hands in a late paper. 3. Emergency stops at the snack bar cause occasional class tardies. 4. An unknown senior repeats those extra five minutes of sleep until they run into first hour class. 5. Smoke a cigarette, go to your locker, and be on time to class? Good luck! 6. M. Embry gets caught trying to make up for lost time on the way to school. 3

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N N x Q52 1. Flutists B. Parnell and D. Grogg help the band play the BHS fight song. 2. Spartan football players watch as the effigy of a Trojan football player is burned. 3. Mem- bers of the drill and football teams do a spirit dance around the bonfire. 6!Student Life i M