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

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a feSw ? aytoolves sopho- ' nfores John Parker, Parti KoehnJ , Linda Miller, and Jeff Reames. A FAVORITE PLA« IU Congregate for lunch is the lobby table for Paula Pool, Alice Koehn, Linda Ahl, Sue Davis, Debbie Frazer, jjloe A rile7 and Shannon Parker FOLDING ers collect goes tjhrou Closing 127

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Afemo uM fait a Site IT WAS A YEAR of change as we grew to know a new principal, watched our community expand by several buildings, and followed the policies of a new President. Friends were made, quarrels resolved, and laughter shared. Additions to our memories were made daily. It might have been just finding out who moved your band horn, when the next book club meeting was, or how the paddle boats got tipped over during senior skip day at Roman Nose, but each day brought something new. PEP RALLYS inch talks. Gary RctiMf easy. MASTERS OF CEREMU rfMiRe I'Teejd and Greg.-Schmidt introduce:' night theme, Year 2002. 126 Closing

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 FAIRVIEW'S HIGH SCHOOL gym dome is a landmark of the area. It houses one of Northwest Oklaho ma's finest basketball courts with more than ample seating room. kU. ADING A TRAIN engine for pic] • ures, band students struggle to rd while holding an instrumd OWt OWtl WCU : THESE 128 PAGES are an attempt to capture some of those cherished moments. Each time these pages are opened recollections will be triggered of 1977. Every instant captured in photographs and recorded in copy will spark memories. Whether in seven hours of learning, starting on the basketball line-up, marching through rose covered com- mencement arches, or having fun at the Spring Fling-we did it OUR WAY! 128 Closing