John Marshall High School - Gavel Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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Everyone knew we were going to have an energy crisisg I just wish it hadn't happened so early in my life. -Janie Tomlinson I really.don't' have much to say about the gas shortage. My parents pay for it. -Bryan Rowland Cutting down on Christmas lights made the season more special for me. For once, 'there wasn't so much tinseled commercialism in the air. Itvwas as if the old fashioned Christmas spirit had again re- turned. -Valerie Hatter No gas - no go. So, walk awhile. -Leaiiin Stanley l e'+ 'Q f w-. X. L -.,. 9-:I Q. .,,4- V it ilbu.A - as Above: Taking on a seasonal job, junior Dianne Cray trims trees at the Indoor-Outdoor Living Center. Left: Students find memories of when they sat on his lap brought back yearly by the department store Santas. 25

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ol students , 171 flu? We scfzool file hours of 0 ILM. 0 RM. wi I1 GH SCHUUL Opposite .Pages 'With the early advent of Daylight Savings Time on Ianuaryfyo, studentsyfind themselves going to school in unfamiliar darkness. i Above Left: One of the debate department's biggest wins is the 3-foot sweepstakes trophy from Northeastern State College. A winner in ex- temp, Paul Lacy and debater Kevin Gordonpose with the trophy. Left: Because of an increasing truancy problem, this sign was placed in business surrounding john Marshall by the PTSA. Top: One of the political issues of the year is the changing of speed limits from 60 to 55 to help in the energy crisis. V i 'Waria