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

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 first — at least I’ll be getting them c faster! Sabra laughed. Then there is such a thing as em-brat On Halloween, Shondra Lawrence and t sister Sheila went through the haunt: house together hand in hand. ‘‘It would- have been so scary if my sister would: have been grabbing my arm and screamr like someone just stabbed her in ti back!” Shondra explained with rolli: eyes. Many people do not realize how paint and time consuming getting braces rea is. But the outcome is really worth the pa and time. Four years seemed like forever, but guess it was worth it.” Kela Friesen cor, eluded. By D. Lollman and S. Titus. DID YOU MISS ME? Fairview High's Chris Haworth embraces Steve Magness from Bethany. Photo by M. Shire BRACE yCCRSELI M-Brace-A close encircling with the arms. Brace-A dental appliance worn on the teeth to correct irregularities of growth and position; a device for supporting a body part. I always wanted braces; I thought they were far out, especially when my brother first got his put on, and he didn’t even want them! I was so jealous. Now from ex- perience I dread the thought of them!” Sheila Titus replied with a grin full of braces. Sabra Thorp who had the opportunity to wear braces for the second time after a car accident, complained, “It was bad enough to have braces the first time; now I have to wear them again! Really, I can’t complain. These kind of braces aren’t as bad as the

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“LET'S SEE! Frank Wanker signs Kelli Parker's memory book. Photo by J. Dobbs first We have come from the : grade to graduation. Some of us are going on to colleges and universities.' The rest of us are going our way. Friendship has always been with us; however, hardship has been there, too. Over the years students have entered our school system and a few became our classmates. These students came from Pro- gressive, other Oklahoma schools, and even from out of state schools. We have lost Bobby Benham, Scott Brickman, Clayton Fortune, Michelle Fledges, Leslie Kuhnle, Connie Levings, Dianna Ratzlaff, Timarie Simmons, Steven Stewart, Liz Titus, James Titus, Susan Wilder, and many more. We will always remember our lost classmates through the years. The class of '87 can be proud of having ar- tists, singers, writers, athletes, debaters, many honor roll students and musicians. We have had the privilege of being taught by Mrs. Burns while she was named state teacher of the year. Our class has been involved with many awards from the state speech team, band taking almost every award to winning the homecoming game. Each of us have our own memories of school. Some things will be forgotten. But Fair- view high school and our friendships, experiences and achievements will always be hidden in our HEARTS, from A Classmate of '87 ' t

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GRIN WITHOUT TIN! Leigh Ann Owens examines Kela Friesen’s pearly whites. Photo by S. Helm