Deer Creek High School - Antler Yearbook (Edmond, OK)

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Fall Fest Is Enjoyed This year's carnival was a new experience for all involved. All three schools, elementary, middle, and high school combined their efforts to put on one massive carnival in the high school courtyard. Kids and adults alike enjoyed an evening featuring good food and a televised OU-USC game. Excited about his new job, john Poarch lrightl works on Steve Thompson's leg in the spook house. johnny and Lorrie Ward lbelowl discuss the carnival prized as joey Fisher and Dona Golden look on. t, Traci Wheeler Qabovel prepares to scare the devil out of spook house guests, Principal Phil Wallace lleftl seems to be collecting a good deal on tickets from this young carnival goer.

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Taking a moment to appease his appetite is Brad McGraw fleftl. jason Rainey and Brandon Smith ibelowl visit the popular Coke machine during lunch break. Suzanne Rapp fabove leftl works diligently on another typing assignment. Devom Woolbright and john Poarch ileftl enjoy some free time in the library by looking at magazines.

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Season Opens 4 With Drama Production The Speech Department's first production of the year was presented on October 6-8. Dino is a dramatic story about how a juvenile delinquent functions in a high school setting. Brad McGraw played Dino, and Karen West starred as Shirley Wallace, a young girl who falls in love with him. The speech students under the direction of Mrs. jordan gained experience by portraying the other people who interacted in Dino's life. Little brother Tony Falcaro, played by Steve Thompson, Cleft! shares a moment of admiration for his older brother Dino tBrad MCC-rawl. Todd Hanan labovel, in a dramatic scene, portrays an angry father disgusted with Dino's behavior. ' Teenagers Sylvia and Della, played by Charlotte Bush and Carol King tabove lefti, are seen discussing their next move. The school secretary, played by Angie McCanlies tleftl is propositioned by Danny tTodd Russelll.