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

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YELLOWBUSES—The 4:00 Bell. most kids. This may seem like a Suddenly the doors fling open and real bummer .but it can also be a people rush for the buses. Having place to catch up’inhomeworky ‘ to wake up at least an hour earlier catch up pndost sleep and hear and get home an,hour later than the latest news. What a trip! Sadie

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TOP RIGHT: SENIOR JOE WAR- NER receives Art Bower Scholar- ship from Bruce Bower at class- night awards. ABOVE: BOARD MEMBER Marvin Martens con- gratulates Curtis Karber on re- ceiving the George Eubanks award and Steve Zahorsky on getting the Joe Jordan Award. LEFT: OUT- STANDING SENIOR BOYS chosen by the graduating class were Steve Zahorsky and Kris Ewbank, who also received the American- ism award. Student Life 27 WHILE THORpdbHLY CLEANING out the files, Rhonda Burger in- advertently threw out all ior index sheets. That led l£te night search of the trash by Rhonda and tylrs. Ward (of course it was on the'bottom!)

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Winners ii AFTER GETTING UP at 4 a. to gather red roses all over , town, arch bearers like Kyn- lell Nichols and Dianna Just worked until afternoon build- ing their arch. SITTING on the floor in the corridor, students got their first look at the '75 Jacket in Sept. Dedication is as much a part of winning as white is to rice, whether it is Trayce Bradford staying up all night to prepare for a band contest or Kris Ewbank shooting buckets until he drops or Tom McDaniel hitting thousands of golf balls—they are all dedi- cated to winning. Work Why didn't someone tell me this was more work than honor? These words are thought and said by those who were chosen arch bearers, banquet servers, and ed- itors of the JACKET and STING. Extracurricular More hours are spent in 'xtra- curricular activities than in cur- ricular. Take dragging main, for instance, and dating and messing around at the bowling alley and talking to friends at Queens or Mug 'n Jug. It all takes time! Yearbook Through the confusion of lost pictures, senior index sheets, and 3-R forms, we have made a year- book. If we weren't missing a deadline or running out of film and ideas, every activity happened at once and we did our best to cover them all. Zero is what you get when you sleep through your test; it's your score with the girl when you're late, and the balance in your checkbook. It's the level of re- sponse the cheerleaders usually get. Zeros are something you al- ways want to avoid, and they al- ways show up when you need them the least. Student Life 29