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

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FROSTY? Bobby Carroll, Rodger Bryant, and Allen Sandefur build a snowman during the mid- morning break. The snow con- tinued and school was dismissed the next day. FINISHING TOUCHES. Carla Slaughter, Renee Kahn, Mrs. Bonnie Campbell, and Christy Jackson take time out of Okla. History to add to the spirit of Christmas.

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A Little Under the W ecitKer 'Brrrr! It's freezing outside!' was heard all during the winter months. And no wonder. Record temperatures were being recorded all over the nation. School was dismissed three days. Everybody thought that it was fun until they found out those days would be made up. But the cold weather didn't stop that many activities. There were still basketball games. General James Dozier, the head of NATO, was rescued from his captors. Lesa McCollum, Jeanna Loftus, and Mike Castleberry were stopped for driving illegally. Juniors were getting senior rings and taking ACT tests. There was an explosion at the Star Elementary School at Spencer. Planes took the lives of 70 people in a 737 crash into the Potomic River and of 4 Thunderbird pilots in the desert. Actor Paul Lynde died and the ERA movement was defeated twice in the state legislature. After almost a year long investigation into the Oklahoma County Commissioners receiving kickbacks, Major County's Bill Boston, was indicted on 51 counts of mail fraud. One assembly featured Northwestern's singing group the 'Soundsations.' Dedra Meador was picked to be serenaded. Senior FFA boys and sponsors attended the National Western Livestock Show in Colorado. BIG MOMENT. Lisa Robinson and Brian Box await the an- nouncing of the winner of the annual Christmas drawing on Main Street. APPREHENSIVE. Mr. John Sellars looks on as Mr. Robert Freed carefully unwraps his gag gift during the Faculty Christmas party. 22 Winter

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24 Cost Of Being