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

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March - April MISS FAIRVIEW. Denise Baird smiles as she models her evening gown while Dena Smith, Pam Cravens and Susan Jensen watch from behind the curtain while waiting their turn. IT COULD BE WORSE. Junior Shelley McAtee listens to the grim story of preparing the Senior term paper from book-laden Senior Brenda Thompson. UM-M-M-GOOD. Mike Marlatt's bucket seems to be the favorite of the elk. Other band members, Vicki Simmons, Tina Osborn, Kerry Priddy, Anita Katzung, Chris England, Sabra Gould, Lisa Robinson and Rita Baker try to tempt the elk away from Mike on the band's visit to the wildlife park in Dallas, Texas. MR. YEARBOOK OF AMERICA'. Colonel Charels E. Savage gives a pep talk to yearbook staffs at the OIPA Conference in Norman. La'rry Belter leans forward to catch all his words of wisdom. DADDY'S GIRL. During Parent Appreciation Night, Angela Countryman lets her dad, John Countryman, know she is grateful. The Pot Luck Dinner, speeches, slide presentations, and home movies were part of the evening's entertainment. 27 Student Life

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ist ©and members went all the way with straight I's at Districts which sent them to State to win Sweepstakes in their class. But that wasn't enought for the competative band. Members had worked all year to earn money to attend the Six Flags Concert Band Contest in Dallas, Texas where they received third in class. Then they enjoyed three days of scheduled activities in Dallas. A wide smile was shown by Denise Baird when she won the title Miss Fairview. First Runner Up was Becky Mabry and the best talent award was received by Sharia Martens. The contest featured evening gown modeling, talent presentation, and an interview with the judges. An attempted assasination shook the United States. John W. Hinkley Jr. from Evergreen, Colorado attempted to take the life of President Ronald Reagan as he was leaving the Washington Hilton Hotel after giving a speech to the FCLO Labor Union. Underclassmen suffered through achievement tests with little zest. The first Fine Arts Festival was a success. Displays from the English, Art and Speech departments, numbers by chorus and band, and clowns with balloons made the evening most rewarding to the community. Joe Meador completed an oil painting while people observed his talent. LISTENING INTENTLY. Fairview High School students join the crowd to hear as Kirk Priddy acts out a part from the Elephant Man at the Spring Arts Festival. PRESIDENT SHOT. Kyle Kahn takes time in the library to catch up on the attempted assasination of Reagan which made frontpage headlines on major newspapers everywhere. 26 Studet Life

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LOST EFFORT. Freshman Michelle Card, Sabra Gould and Mike Castleberry are dragged across the tug-of- war dividing line by the juniors during Sadie Hawkins Day of fun in the park. STOMACH SETTLER. Kirk Priddy, Dottie Pearson, Don Jensen, Richard Marlatt, Angela Countryman, and Wilinda Shaffer eat ice cream cones after riding the Shock Wave at Six Flags before continuing their evening of excitement. KEYSTONE MOUNTAIN SKIER Joe Meador spent spring break with his godfather, joe Griffith skiing the mountains in Colorado. WATER, WATER, EVERYWHERE. Ray Davis empties a water-logged boot after a round of traditional skip day dunking in the icy Roman Nose creek. | 28 I Student Life