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

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 GIDDY, HISTORY-MINDED Jane Strubhart helps solve a mystery in the Jr. Play. LINES FORMED af fnovies and clothes reflected the trend of interest in JAWS and Fairviewites Ranae Dan- iel, Vane'ssa Stibvens, Pat Weber, Nancy Lee and Bobby Archer, were no exceptions. CTXS|i -v WHAT's A NICE GIRL like her doing at the Taj Mahal and with a diamond in her nose, even? Ex- change student Tere Libby and her guide pause in an India tour during her year there. mm I m i JUNK FOOD is so much a part of our lives that even late work on the yearbook must wait its turn while Chris Ste- wart and Mike Freed eat. 16 Student Life

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BEAUTY REIGNS as queen Aud- rey Green is escorted off the field by captain Steve Zahorsky accompanied by Jason Hasty and Gina Marlatt. BOTTOM: JUNIORS really move their tails for you in their home- coming skit. LAUGHING at remarks heard about himself, Mr. Moyers is roasted at homecoming banquet. Student Life 15

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'SO EXCITING is the general im- pression of Jane Strubhart as the crazy lady in Washington Never Slept Here ; Mike Freed, Greg Lehr, Greg ■Schmidt and Tanya Davis haven't gat the same idea. COLONIAL COSTUMES for servers Joe Willits, Brad Ewald and Kenneth Franklin fit the surrounding at the Junior-Senior banquet. India As a Rotary Exchange Student, I was on my own for the first time. And even then, I had to have a lot of help from my friends. New and different experiences—sitting in railroad station at 4 a. m. wait- ing for no train in particular, swerving around cows on down- town streets, and riding a city bus 20 miles to college—were what made the whole stay! ! It was challenging, but not too much so (there were heavy dates and hamburgers, just like home!). I guess I could say it is the great- est thing that's happened to me so far! !—Tere Libby. Chilling movie that influenced even the way we dressed and cer- tainly made us scared of water (who ever heard of a shark in Can- ton Lake!) It won best special ef- fects but not movie of the year. That honor went to ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOOS NEST, SUNSHINE BOYS, DOG DAY AF- TERNOON and BAD NEWS BEARS. Jr. Play It's Show Time! Washington Never Slept Here is now showing at the high school gymnasium. Wanting to present a funnier and more mystical side to the Bicen- tennial, Juniors engaged in work- ing with an old museum haunted with ghosts—not just one, but eventually four who scared every- one out of their wits! Jr.-Sr. Banquet Remembering The Way We Were can be a little hard unless you're helped along by the Junior- Senior banquet. With scenery of a Garden of Paradise, Juniors, Sen- iors and guests enjoyed music from OSU. Rainbows draped the air as everyone envisioned The Way We W'ere. Student Life 17