Bristow High School - Log Yearbook (Bristow, OK)

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WAI TI R WILI IAMS restluuuu, Football Chorus Sl lc It 52 Achuewcmcnt Award IOHNINJY WILSON! Homeroom vuce presudent 51 IOC Staff u t S2 unuor Rotaruan S2 SL A Chapter of the Senior Story Twelve years ago many pugeon toed knock kneed snaggle toothed and to say the least scared kuds fuled up to the teachers desk to enroll un the furst gr1de Yes thus was the begunnung of the outstanding Class of SZ Sux years later our bright faces illuminated junuor hugh school Our scholarly seventh graders partucupated un the settung up ot the furst Student Council und Constututuon of the Bristow Junior Hugh School Of course we could never forget the Lubrary Club munstrel show guven whule we were un the ninth grade Growing out of our ganglung stage and acquurung pouse and self confidence we proceeded to hugh school Our egos hom ever were soon deflated when we were marched up to the auctuon block and were sold to the slave druvung senuors Polushung shoes bowung to the ground when a senuor passed wearing odd outfits and doung all sorts of weird things were part of our unutuatuon unto hugh school The hugh lught of Slave Week was the tradutuonal slave dance An outstandung feature of our junuor year was the furst Junior Variety Show Many hudden talents were discovered in the tryouts for this show. We proved to be a tired but happy bunch when the junior class magazine sales were over. We sold the highest number of magazines ever sold by B.H.S. classes. Perhaps our most magnanimous project was the Junior-Senior Banquet. After much deliberation we decided on the Pirate theme. The air choked with Spanish moss which had been strung with great care all over the room. Pirate heads daggers treasure chests and the smell of burning wax from the candles created the sinister decor desired for the occasion. To pay tribute to such an outstanding class Anonymous decorated the water tower with the flaming red letters Seniors 52. During Sadie Hawkins Week many poor unsuspecting males were led to the altar and ' jind in wholly deadlock to some tired but happy critter. Do we have talent? We do! This was shown in our Senior Assembly this year. Did you notice the behavior of the seniors when they wandered aimlessly down the halls carried stacks of books around and mumbled incessantly? This of course was caused by the long dreaded senior research themes. Our senior trip climaxed a most exciting senior year. Work, play, and heartaches have been a part of our twelve-year journey. The seniors of S2 hope they have contributed to, as well as profited from, the past twelve years in the Bristow schools.