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

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m . £k . u'ERFEf V vv CONTEMPLATING THE losing foot- ball effort at Medford, Mascot Jr. Kristi Cofer takes a break from the cheers. FEEDING THEIR faces at the water- melon feed, Marguerite Wiens and Kellye Cravens gorge themselves. WITH A feeling of great accomplish- ment, Chris McGolden accepts the tro- phy for Grand Champion Steer at the Major Co. Fair. WITH THE spirit line in place, Jr Cindy Freed leads cheers at the Thomas game. 10 Student Life

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BlVItiP TESTING WHEAT is routine work for Sr. Cathy Inman at her summer job at the CO-OP Elevator. BACK TO school means work for teachers too! Mr. Dahlem finds himself moving, cleaning, and rear- ranging all the bottles, test-tubes, equipment, and chemicals in the process of switching classrooms. SEEING IF they can hack it, the football players begin practice two weeks before the beginning of school with those 11 always funn two-a- days. Student Life 9

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Fall into School Seed-spitting contests and volleyball kept contestants puckered and ready to score in a watermelon feast sponsored by Student Council. Held the first week of school, it gave the students and faculty a chance to get reacquainted. A clash against the Thomas Terriers by the Fighting Yellow Jacket football squad announced the beginning of foot- ball season. Although the crowd roared and the fans cheered, the game ended with the final score of Thomas 6, Fair- view 3. Fall brought with it many new hap- penings and events. At the OIPA Con- vention at OU in Norman it was an- nounced the '77 Jacket had won All- Oklahoma in its class and then received the highest honor of the state yearbook competition — SWEEPSTAKES ! Honors were also earned by the band when they placed first at the State Fair marching contest. 1 'Vote Yes! was the common slogan seen around the town and school before the bond election. Most voters took no- tice of these signs and the bond for the new music building was passed. The Fairview school system is expanding and growing in all the areas where there is ' 'Room to Grow.'' PRACTICE MAKES perfect was what the band learned when they placed 1st at State Marching Contest after hours of early morning trips around the school block. LEFT: TILT-A-WHIRL at the Major Co. Fair always seems to draw the larg- est crowd. Student Life 11