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

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COVER UP. Sharia Martens (Marge) makes excuses for Henry to a bill collector in the Junior play 'Deadly Earnest.' A new superintindent, an old friend, an assassination attempt on President Regan and the Pope, the ever-changing weather, and the ever-present task of homework each helped to mold portions of the life of freshmen, sophomores, juniors, seniors, and faculty during the months of August until May. The next 140 pages of photography, copy, and captions are here to spark memories, smiles, and maybe a few tears. If they help you recall the 'good times' we have achieved our goal of helping you get closer to what counts. Closer Opening

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NO PLACE TO HIDE. Kyle Kahn covers his face after lames Pratt drops a large rock into the pond at Roman Nose on the Senior trip. ONE OF THE 'UNPAID FOUR'. Bobby Bennett was a member of the chorus quartet who sang at the Talent Show as well as in church and at the Fine Arts Festival. Day by Hay.. • From ordinary to extraordinary, 257 students took each day, brightened it, disected it, mixed it together, and through the course of seven classes, turned each into something special. Each day often lasted for fourteen or fifteen hours and on special occasions such as graduation, long into the following morning. No matter how 'zonked' students became while decorating floats or finishing geometry problems and English IV research papers, the closeness of classmates allowed friends to give that extra boost of energy which was just enough to finish the job before 'crashing out.' 3 Opening

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TEE (OFF) TIME. Todd Eitzen and John Harris, members of the high school golf team, could be seen leaving the school at 3:00 to go to practice. SEE NO EVIL, HEAR NO EVIL. Mike Cross shuts out everything when he decides he doesn't want to learn any more in General Science. ROLE PLAYING. Brutus in 'Julius Cae- sar' was played by Mike Pembrook in English II. While video-taping the play, Mike read his 'memorized' lines from the blade of his sword. READING THE NEWSPAPER. Shelly Molidor gets a closer look at both sides of the story of the boys basketball team that appeared in the FAIRVIEW REPUBLICAN when the boys team won the right to go to the State tournament. MAKING FRIENDS. Roger Copenhaver welcomes a friendly cat to school during Roger's first hour study hall. UNABLE TO PARTICIPATE. Cheerleader Becky Ford was forced to yell from the bleachers after injuring her ankle at a gymnastics meet. 5 Opening