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

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ENVIRONMENTAL INFLUENCES ON OUR LIVES Environment is all around us. When we picked the theme environment, we never realized the extent of the subject. It was difficult to narrow the topic and choose the pictures that would best illustrate our prupose. Funk and Wagnalls defines environment as All of the surrounding conditions and in- fluences that affect the development of a living thing. Going along with this, we confined our topic to the sur- rounding locale. The Glass Mountains, the area countryside, the town, the school, and the homes are the influences in the life of the students. To carry our theme throughout the book, it was necessary to include in our sections pictures of our unnoticed environment. This not only includes the beautiful, but also what some might consider the eyesores of the community. To further carry out the memories of the year, we used pictures to interpret popular song titles. The long hours of planning, copy writing, and proofing spent on this book yielded what we hope to be one of the best yearbooks produced in the history of FHS. (1) Miss Fairview, Sandy Jones, extends a welcome to Red Carpet Country. (2) Four o'clock--buses run, students leave, doors close, but the day isn’t over. (3) AMERICAN PIE—It happened this year--elections, tragedies, champ- ions, state funerals, new schools—in our environment—the world. (4) Magnificent desolation—The Glass Mountains offer an opportunity to enjoy and explore nature’s splendor. 2

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(1) While the Homecoming Bonfire blazes in the night, students are in- spired to greater school spirit. (2) FHS students Ron Morrison and Bill Rowe learn techniques of welding at the area Vo-Tech School. (3) Office Practice students Sandy Hottel and Earlene Kincheloe leam how to run the copying machine. (3) 4