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

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Students from all over the state of Oklahoma attended the Close-up Seminar in Washington, D.C. March 22-26. Deer Creek students were: 2nd row: Cl-rl Chere Wishon, Sydney Ringer, and Carla Adams, and 4th row: lay Collins. Waiting for their dinner are sponsors Mr. and Mrs. Larry Black fleftl. Carla Adams and Sydney Ringer Cleftj enjoy the sites in Washington, D.C. Sophomores Visit Washington

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After the Learning ls An Education Too School life is not limited to campus activities only. The after hours are just as important as the time spent in the classroom. After the game or just whenever the occasion arises, students find ways to get together. At dances, parties, or concerts, being fir with friends is a celebration in itself. Charlotte Bush and lerretta Furr Crightl prepare for the Black and White Dance which was the first social event of the school year. Taking a break from the FBLA convention, Rodney Furr and ' if Angie McCanlies laboveb try their luck at the video games. .3 yjiwzg Q5 wwe. Modeling it up at the Turkey Tango are fabove right! V Brooke Beavers and Kim Hobson. 4 E '- , ::,f, 4 ' 3' f Fifth Quarter offered students a time of fellowship and fun after home football games. At right Darian Woolbright and Diane Ward roast hot dogs and talk over the game.

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Comedy Presented During Spring Grandpa Sycamore fSteve Thompson, rightl, addresses the provider of their happy household. The cast of You Can't Take it With You ibelowl makes the most of their curtain call. 'YW 'ix ef . , s K vm ,ai i A , 4, 4 . sa xg is is X sf Nr Mrs. Sycamore, played by Angie McCanlies iabovei, works away on the play she's been writing for seven years