Fairview High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Fairview, OK)

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I Am Everyday People I see you when you walk in each morning for school. I greet you with a warm hi , as we pass in the hall. In my spare time, I grade papers and sponsor activities. I laugh with you in Science class. My locker is just below yours. I endeavor to guide you in the important decisions that face you daily. I drive you to school each day. I am courteous and helpful when you require my services. When no one else understands, I do. I am a student, a teacher, a classmate, an administrator, a bus driver, a parent, a school employee, a friend. I am everyday people. (1) It was a year of Presidential elections, state questions and decisions for newly registered eighteen year-old voters such as Chris Bostwick. (2) Every- one has their own hang-ups, including Stan Oliver, who hurriedly gulps his food before returning for the one o'clock bell. (3) Marlon Smith shares his views on freedom with his voice of Democracy Speech. (4) A quiet corner in her room provides the perfect setting for heavy reading by Vicki Eldred. (5) Steve Thompson takes five after a difficult school day.

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Students Receive Honors Morris, Smith, Ewing, Wanker, and Rowe are All-Conference Players. Barbara Kluckner practices her Home- maker of Tomorrow skills. All school sweethearts, Bret Reese and Jerri Smith enjoy a coke between classes. At the February 10th Sweetheart Banquet FHA President Shooting for even higher goals, Pam Kehn, Dan Schneider, and Dianna Dayton crowned Doug Unruh FHA Beau. Judy Majors were named Outstanding Teenagers of America. 10