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

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TAH-DA! Brett Dobbs shows off his new BVDs at his surprise birthday party at the country club. Staff Photo TOUCHDOWN Clint Martens, Mark Moose, and Tim Heer play water football during AIASA National Conference in New Or- leans. Staff Photo NOW WHAT? Kim Freed looks on as Dawna Killman and Mike Lowder decide who draws next in pictionary. Staff Photo

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Somewhere between spring break and graduation students began to realize that school was coming to an end, and summer was beginning. Lance Swanson, Jeff Carey, Clay Cravens, and Corey Schmidt spent their spring break skiing at Red River. “Getting out of Fairview and being with my friends was great even though I spent most of my time working on my Bronco that broke down on the way down there,” stated Jeff Carey. While some students vacationed, others stayed in Fairview and filled their time with sunbathing, working, and relaxing. “Just because I was working doesn’t mean I didn’t have fun. It was such a relief not to have to worry about homework for a week,” stated Kathy Stienblock. “Me and my friends got together almost every night of spring break,” explained Alycia Donaldson. The intense heat did not get in the way of a fun-filled summer. Cody Gasklll, Tracy Johnston, and Marci Bennett planned a night out this summer and attended the Motley Crue Whitesnake concert at the Myriad, while Barbi Moore and Beth Cunningham spent their summer touring Europe with Mr. Nelson. “Although I love summer, I miss see- ing all of my friends every day,” said Julie Charboneau. Summer’s end was marked with the closing of the swimming pool and the beginning of two-a-days. The event that seemed to make everyone realize that summer was over was enrollment day. Students gathered in the halls excitedly discussing favorite soap operas, new couples, crazy hairstyles, and the class- es assigned for the year ahead. M. Bennett GOTCHA! Kyna Swanson dunks Shawn Houk at a swimming Party at Todd McCue's house. Staff Photo

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 Red, black, and sparkling gold covered the wall and ceilings in coordination with the theme for the Junior-Senior banquet, Oriental Reflections. “I was impressed. I could tell the Juniors put in a lot of hard work,” stated Ray Price. The evening of excitement began as jun- iors, seniors, and their dates entered the mouth of a black dragon complete with roar. Next came the photographs with cou- ples watching a Bruce Lee movie while waiting. When you stepped into the build- ing, it was like a total transformation. We were in the Orient,” said Rebecca Wichert. The oriental garden room was complete with mural, stream, and trees. Couples were greeted by Todd McCue (Confuscious) and led to tables by the servers. Following the meal was the en- tertainment, Tony Divine, a mind reader. The meal was delicious and was cooked by the mothers of the Juniors. Fans, glasses, dragons, chopsticks, and memory books along with placemats and couple decorations accompanied the Jun- iors and Seniors home amid the warm feelings and memories. H. Adamson AWESTRUCK! Chris Haworth stares at his date, Kim Chadd, as if seeing her beauty for the first time at the Jr.-Sr. Banquet. J. Dobbs AHHHH! Marina Jines, Carlene Moose, and Judith Edsel take a well-deserved break after cooking the Banquet meal. J. Dobbs ALL BETTER. Corey Schmidt fixes Todd McCue's (Confuscious) moustache before entering the ban- quet. SATISFIED. Mr. Van Meter looks on with approval as Sarah Houk and the other servers wait to lead Juniors, Seniors and their dates to their tables. J. Dobbs J. Dobbs