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

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 We were moving up clad in two or more shirts, baggy jeans, and velcro-close shoes, invaded the halls of the high school. Footloose was the movie to see and the tape to buy. The television show Lace, Cabbage Patch Kids, and Gremlins captured the attention of both young and old. English students found new books of the same sequence, while V. C. Andrew's sequel, Seeds of Yesterday, was seen clutched in the hands of book lovers at any spare moment.. A new coke machine made break time more enjoyable, although get- ting it to work had been a challenge. Competitive speech made itself right at home in competition and brought back numerous awards. Yet football fans made bets on where Marcus Dupree would make his new home after leaving O.U. Through the ups and downs, the pushes and the shoves, we learned to overcome what was ahead of us. On- ly then did we realize that we weren't just moving on; we were moving up. CLOSE WATCH ludy Unruh keeps a dose watch on other members of the flag corps in order to stay in line during practice Opening 5

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MASTERPIECE. Cheerleaders and members of 'Hawaiian Punch' perfect a pyramid during halftime of the boys' game at Laverne. Fairview gained another victory with a score of 65 to J5. TURN AROUND. Guard. Dedra Meador, hustles up the court after a rebound during the Alva game. Fairview was defeated 48 to 51. 4 Opening

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PLEASE DON'T CRY! Molly Edwards consoles a pre-school student after straying from his teacher at the Fine Arts Festival INDIVIDUALISM Keese Pond, Rita Sandefur, k di Ward, and Robin Bush each seem to have something different on their minds though they were often seen together in the corridor at lunch MY FEET HURT! Lois Janzen questions Robin Bush about their typing assignment Lois was among the many students who participated in the 50 s Day contest. 6 Student Life Division