Keyes High School - Pirate Yearbook (Keyes, OK)

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TlwBwwlewolfBetag mlm The l978 freshmen were a little apprehensive at the prospect of entering High School. but they took on the challenge with such bravery that only a Freshman Class can muster. We asked them to recall some experiences. Some of the boys were amazed at how well football practice was organized. Though it has its bad times. there are always times when they catch passes. and all seems worthwhile. Tisa Adams Johnnie Aguilar With football came Homecoming and a few found the ei 9 uns.. -05 festivities took on a new light. Kevin Perky was named Mr. Good Guy during the activities and all were thrilled at winning the Homecoming game. Tisa Adams and Laqueta Golay were decorating lock- ers one night when they had to call Coach Thrasher to search the dark school for a culprit who wasn't there. Though they have entered an older sphere. Lynn Whisennand admitted that they brought some of their innocent pranks along to spice up school life. Clinton Ferguson brought out a thought I think they all feel - I am glad to be in this class because it is the best class. Curtis Cayton Bob Cochran Cindy Eppard Clinton Ferguson Laqueta Golay Kim Hanes Dolores Martinez QtlvG+wda Mark McCarty Glenda Percifield Kevin Perky Kam Smalts Pauline Stafford Joni Stallard Lynn Whisennand Tere Williams Pirate. . .13

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adv Grade The students of the eighth grade are looking forward to going into high school. They say it will be fun to choose their own classes, and they will have more than one choice. They all seem to think their classes will be harder. They, like all students, cannot wait to get out of school. RAY FOUST 8L SON'S REPAIR 100 Madison Keyes, OK 546-4081 MEDIC PHARMACY l309 N. East Guymon, OK 73942 405-338-6694 Pirate. . . 14