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

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Staff Pholo .chievement Look Fairview High School has always been full of winners. Every year there are nu- merous amounts of students who earn and receive high honors and awards. Fairview’s achievements were spectac- ularly displayed when Kim Freed won a trip to Washington, D.C. through Cimarron Electric Co-Op. The Fairview Chapter of AIASA won first at state, and the Fairview Speech and Debate Team took the state competition for second year in a row. The sports teams also did well. The boys bas- ketball teams went to the quarterfinals. The football team went to the quarterfinals also. Ben Chadd was the state champion in the 300 and 100 hurdles. The students were not the only ones being honored. Mrs. Ilene VanMeter, Mrs. Bonnie Campbell, and Mrs. Geraldine Burns, the three teachers were honored at a come-and-go reception. Mrs. Nancy Winn was chosen as the State Speech Coach for Oklahoma. For outstanding dedication and service to the students, Mrs. Burns and Mrs Campbell will surely be missed. H. Adamson BRIGHT WHITES! Gary Gunter shows a smile while at the Sports Banquet. H. Adamson DOES IT FIT! Joe Houk helps Mike Lowder into his new jacket as Jason Sauter watches on. Staff Photo CONGRATS! Mr. Slater awards Kevin Roberts with his I Dare You!” award.

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WHICH SIDE? Scott Morris and Ray Price fix their tassels. T. Coffey At. 7:30 p.m. on May 20 seniors begin gathering for the big event. “This year has gone by so fast. I can’t believe I’m grad- uating tonight,” exclaimed Jerry French. The grand opening of Pomp and Cir- cumstance overwhelmed the seniors. The crowd stood as they marched in two by two, step by step. When every senior stood before his chair, the heavy chord of the piano signaled them to sit down. “I was so nervous. I just knew I'd sit down before everyone else or trip when I walked across stage,” said Molly Bromlow. Throughout speeches from the valedic- torian Scott Church and the salutatorian Reshawn Parker seniors and their parents sat nervously fanning themselves with the evening’s programs. All too soon it was time to stand and become a graduate. One at a time, each senior walked across the stage as a student and stepped off as an alumni of Fairview High School. M. Bennett FINAL FAREWELL! Sherri Platter gives a grateful hug to Mrs. Burns. T. Coffey

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PHYSICALLY AND MENTALLY FIT. Barbi Moore receives her award. YOU DESERVE IT! Mrs. Burns receives her plaque of career achievements from Mr. Slater. Staff Photo