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

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Super Spirit Support The community has shown their sup- port and cooperation to Fairview High School by having such businesses such as Royal Theatre, and Carl’s Ideal donate snow cones and popsicles for the football team during two-a-days. They must have done the team some good because by the third game they were already winning, and with each win the stadium filled more and more with the community old and young. When basketball season approached, there was not an empty seat as the Fair- view boys received first place in the Okeene Tournament. “Who won the game?” workers at Mini-mart and Loves would ask after a late game. “We did of course.” was a common response. The entire town was behind us when it came to fighting for our pride and achieving our goals. The community helped us raise enough money to send the Fairview Band to Phoenix, Arizona, to go to the Fiesta Bowl by buying chili and stew super tickets, and band candy bars. They also bought tickets to pancake suppers and other numerous fund- raisers to raise money to continue other activities that would have gone by the wayside with budget cuts. The community's support for the school indeed made a big difference. Our community had great pride and outstanding spirit when it came to their school and their community. By L. Owens SILENT SUPPORTERS — Ralph Wilson and Joe Burns enjoy a football game. Photo by L. Owens WHO’S NEXT? — Daniel Roberts, Liz, April, and Amber Wichert help with the band bake sale. Photo by D. Burghardt TIME OUT — Cassie Fast takes time out to talk to Suzan Gosney after a tiring game. Photo by D. Burghart

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COOL! Debra Ford rollerskates while Monica Flaming and Trina Davis carry the senior banner, We Built the FREE? Angela Lee and Crystal Freed give away City on Jacket Jacket. Bronko Burgers at the F Stand. Staff photo. SHOW PRIDE Many had worked and waited for days and weeks. It was finally here! Flomecoming — crowns, crowds, flowers, floats, banners, and the football game. Jacket pride was everywhere. Homecoming day started with the band practicing at 10:00 a.m. for the halftime show and the queen coronation. Brian McCord stated that “the early band practice was necessary for tonight, but I wish it could be put off until later.” At 12:45 the students of Fairview started gathering at the high school parking lot. The theme for freshmen was We Are the Champions.” The sophomores proclaimed, “Jackets are shining stars,” which came in first place. Juniors were “Back in Business,” and “We Built This City on Jacket Jacket” was claimed by the seniors. Seniors roasted Broncho, the sophomores stirred up that old Black Magic. Juniors, on the other hand, held a funeral service for the Bronchos, and the Freshmen had the Danger Zone for Bethany. At 6:30 the band stepped off to crown the new homecoming queen. The three lovely seniors were Jodi Ward, Jamie Martens, and the Queen herself, Kim Ross. They were accompanied by the junior Julie Winn and sophomore Cari Reames. Ricky Culver was heard saying that “I think we have a good chance of stomping Bethany.” Susan Wilder was overheard saying that the “Bethany game was one of the most exciting games in four years.” By D. Burghardt THANKS. Kim Ross thanks Jody Ward, Jamie Martin. Julie Winn, and Carrie Reames for the homecoming gift. Staff photo

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 Nice day for a track meet. NICE DAY. Mike and Beverly McMurphy attend the Invitational Track meet. Photo by L. A. Owens i tu