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

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RIDING IN HIGH STYLE. Suanne Wymer smiles at the crowd that lined the streets of Alva viewing the Miss Cinderella Pageant Parade Suanne was second runner-up of TENSION MOUNTS. Homecoming Queen can- didates, Ann lanzen, )udy Unruh, and Kris Schroeder wait for the final parade around the field before the crowning of the winner ACCEPTING ROYALTY. Susan Byfield accepts red roses and the title of Miss Fairview from Suanne Wymer. 26 Queens

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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

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'And the new Miss Fairview is . . The scene is one of the many pageants when a new queen is crowned, but what goes on when the curtain is closed, and what happens in the crowded dressing room is an entire- ly different story. 'When you'd walk into the dressing room you could just feel the high strung tension bouncing off the walls!' reflected Susan Byfield after winning the title of Miss Fairview. The comradery was another impor- tant factor that existed. During the Ma- jor County Fair Queen contest, the con- testants are from all over the county; therefore, new friendships were con- stantly being formed. After the queens were announced, and after the make-up and wardrobes were taken home, several feelings re- mained. Feelings of relief, disappoint- ment, and satisfaction. 'Suanne Wymer, former Miss Fair- view and second runner-up in Miss Cinderella, summed it up by adding, 'Not everyone can win the title itself, but everyone comes out a winner in one way or another.' Behind Closed Curtains ALL SMILES. Underneath the calm ex- terior of Michelle Freed lies a bundle of unleashed nerves at the Major County Fair Queen Contest where she was crowned queen Queens 27