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

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MAY I NEVER see another rose as long as I live. Tim Boehs and Kellye Cra- vens staple roses to the arches gradua- tion. AN IMPROMTU waterfall douses Steve Vogt as he hurries in for commence- ment. Going on Tonight?

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Bringing April to a close and ush- ering action-packed May, the FFA paused at their banquet to honor out- standing members. President Dale Edwards demonstrated “how a short man crowns a tall queen' and Queen Kim Nightengale began her reign. Shelli Zimmerman narrated the slide show Accomplishments Through the Year. Although choosing not to march in the parade, our musicians joined other Tri-Staters to add 20, 000 to Enid's population. As Trayce Brad- ford practiced and performed with the Tri-State Honor Band, others com- peted in instrumental and vocal solos and ensembles. The Last Round-Up -and the last banquet for many seniors-came May 7 as juniors stacked hay, wrap- ped rope around bottles, and scatter- ed geraniums to give the fair build- ing the old west look. Servers wearing bandanas, denim, chambray and cowboy boots added to the out- doorsy look. In line with the theme, square dancers provided entertain- ment. At the All-Sports Banquet, Doug Miller was the star of the evening, walking off with the Joe Jordan, Geo- rge Eubanks and Scholar Athlete awards. Providing a taste of real politics, students were required to register to vote (complete with Social Security Numbers) before they were eligible to choose their 1978 Stuco leaders. 26 Student Life

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Class representatives also ga- thered signatures for petitions and ran for their offices. Holding baccalaureate in the City Auditorium kept grads and parents cool as they listened to Rev. Mabry and began their fun- filled last week. Space man, a green-haired lady, and such characters as a re- nowned hair stylist perfecting the instant afro by using electrical shock were the stars of 2002 Sp- ace Odyssay on Class Night. On graduation day, Seniors gathered in the gym for a morning practice and photo session. Prac- tice and posing over, the count- down began. And then, the rain came. And kept coming. And actually didn't stop! Grads and guests waded to the gym carrying blow dryers, and more often than not dragging drip- ping gowns. Fifty-two surprisingly dry Seniors solemnly took their places in the lineup and entered the gym to Pomp and Circum- stance. Help Me Make it Through the Night , played by Trayce Brad- ford on her trumpet, echoed the sentiments of the class. A recessional sent the seniors on their march out of the gym and as the caps and gowns were happ- ily and tearfully boxed, the last good-byes were said. tATtorOF THE INSTANT afcfSyne Bierig and Donna t-out their parts in the fait class night. 28 Student Life