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

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AFTER THE FEAST. Chris Stecklein and Mike Pem- brook pick up their |r Sr banquet mementos ROLE MODEL. Sophomore Tim Bowers enacts a before heading for the prom character from 'Julius Ceasar' during English Class. KISS ME LULU. Patrick Countryman, Lance, and Rita Baker, Lulu, discuss their future in the Junior play. The Penh of Lulu. PLASTERED FACE. Pie eating requires total facial movement by Junior Lisa Robinson as Susan Byfield, Dewayne Moneypenny, Judy Unruh, and Lesa McCullum look on 24 March

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Premier of an Action Filled Year It was only a news flash, but that flash scared quite a few Americans. A Russian spy satellite containing radioactive material was going to fall from orbit, and probably land in the United States. After a week of descent, the satellite dropped in the Indian Ocean. While the news flash simmered down, Tim Tucker's and Perry Johnson's tongues fired up when they ate genuine hot peppers from Mexico furnished by lerry Willars. They doused the fire with mouthful after mouthful of water. Students were thrilled with the first snow fall, and teachers were nervous when the North Central Evaluation team came to observe the entire school system for the first time. The nation saddened with the deaths of Bear Bryant and Karen Carpenter and were intrigued with the day by day progress of artificial heart recipient Barney Clark, who gave the medical world masses of new information concerning the human body and its reaction to a man-made heart. New Years Eve brought excitement as a bomb threat was called in to the local police at 12:00 a m. The caller told police he had placed a bomb in the fellowship home but the call only succeeded in waking many residents for no reason. Tears were wept while witnessing the final episode of the much loved M A S H series on February 28. 'I love that show! I cried and cried, but at least I'll be able to see reruns.' stated Katresa Iordan. February 23

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In Sickness and in ... When the word 'epidemic’ is heard, usually disease is the first thing thought of. There was indeed an epidemic of illness that swept the school, but so were there epidemics of anxiety, strange weather, spirit, and hard work. Most people think that chicken pox is only a childhood disease, but several students and teachers proved this theory wrong when in the middle of March many cases of the virus were reported. After the illness became history, English IV students were scurrying around with overflowing folders, finishing final drafts of research papers. The speech team, coached by Mrs. Nancy Winn, took four members to the state tournament in Edmond 'It was like Christmas!’ exclaimed Nancy You wait all year for it and you are never disappointed.’ The FFA members had to wash their sheep during the local livestock show in pouring rain, while a late March track meet was canceled due to snow juniors spent endless nights rehears- ing, painting props, and cutting up while preparing for their very memorable play, 'The Perils of Lulu ’ 'It was so much fun to put on! It was very hard to be serious during practice because the lines were so off-the-wall!’ commented Kevin Hougland. GIVE HER A LITTLE SPIN. H W twirls Rita Baker at the |r Sr Prom while dancing ONE MORE BRICK IN THE WALL. Construction workers put final touches on the new grade school Students began classes by mid April April 25