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

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Student Life Division 7

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Student Life Division 6 Student Life Division Something special and rather ex- citing happens outside of the classroom. It may happen on one of those wild trips to a ballgame. It may happen while dancing on the floor of a crowded living room with the music pounding out a heavy rhythm, or it may happen during an all night slumber party, but somewhere along the line special moments are shared and eternal friendships are created. There is nothing quite like the times when students are oblivious of textbooks and rulers, and instead are concentrating on clothes and good times. It is life, student life, and with a FAIRER VIEW, smiles are constant and laughs are forever. YOUR TURN TO SERVE: When it comes time to trade off for serv- ing tea at the annual FFA slave sale held in the Fair Building, Brian Ar- cher, Shane Parker. Dennis Price, and Mark Fast can't seem to decide ROUTINE WORRIES: After the kickoff of the first home football game. Kim Koehn, Cindy Abel, and Ann lanzen find themselves feel- ing different emotions about the game itself, and their upcoming routine for the flag corps

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Away From It All Summer vacation is the chance for many students to earn some extra money. At least ten were employed by TC Y and even more by the SPORT program. Others found jobs at local businesses or with harvest crews. Tracy Wallace traveled all the way to Montana to custom cut wheat. A few were oil field roustabouts. Of course, most students spent at least a week of their three-month vacation somewhere other than Fairview. Enjoying the sun and surf, the Methodist Youth Fellowship went on a five day retreat to Padre Island, Texas. Seeing the sights of Kansas City were the Mennonite Brethren Youth. They also took this chance to see a professional baseball game at the Royal's Stadium. Baptist youth at- tended Falls Creek church camp; their boys' volleyball team qualified for the finals. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Nelson, Cheryl Cunningham, Kathy Carroll, David Nickel, Suanne Wymer, Michelle Freed, Mike Marlatt, Chris Stecklein and his mother toured Europe under the Cultural Heritage Alliance. While Terrell Barkett, Brian Box, Troy Bowers and Brent Boulware were at Boys' State learning about our government, Michelle Freed and Suanne Wymer participated in Girls' State activities in Ada. Michelle en- joyed it immensely but saw no males for an entire week. She commented, It got so bad, we even whistled at the janitor.'' Summer also included Steven Spielberg's double movie premiers; E.T. the Extra Terrestrial and Poltergiest; Sunday afternoons at Canton Lake; the birth of Prince Charles and Princess Diana's first child. Prince William; and the death of the superb actor, Henry Fonda. It would take a psychologist to figure out why Katresa Iordan would enroll in summer drivers education since she couldn't get her license un- til over a year later. IT'S THAT TIME AGAIN. Allen Box, Eddie England. Loy Perry, and Gary Sanderfur fill out information cards on enrollment day AROUND THE END. Mike Castleberry with ball in hand dodges an opponent during the pre-season scrimmage with Beaver 8 Summer