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

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A school day means STUDENTS AND TEACHERS CALCULATING, (Above) Brenda Knox and Shelly Privott take some of their lunch time for homework. (Below) Tracy Meyer. Tracey Martin, and Julie Barker get a head start on their accounting while Todd Hutchison and Angela Grape wait for the bell to begin class. (Right) The sofa in the library is a tempting place to stretch out and read as this unidentified student has found. (Above left) Steve Hull, Richie Tasso, William Pinkston, and Jeff Anderson share English Usage rules in a group study. (Above) Kris Petty prefers a Brides magazine to her studies — |ust for a few minutes.

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FAREWELL Yearbook staff members have chosen “This One’s Four You as the theme because we feel this phrase commends each Yellowjacket for his participation in helping make this year at KHS memorable. Each person has his own interests and his own special achievements in organizations, classes, sports, assemblies, and extra-curricular activities. So for each of you, for all you do... Senior class officers for the 1985-86 year are (standing) Jana Beuttner. secretary and Steve Stolz. vice president; (seated) Todd Brown. President and Lisa Liebl. treasurer. “THIS ONE’S FOR YOU” Contents Student Life ...............................................1 Organization ..............................................17 Honors ....................................................37 Juniors ...................................................47 Sophomores ............................................55 Freshmen ..............................................63 Sports ................................................71 Faculty ...............................................91

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SEARCHING, ASKING Each month's Tuesday morning faculty meeting gives Principal Dan Foreman and teachers a chance to review what’s in store, but it is evident that at 7:45 in the morning, teachers don't look too active. (Left) Betty Jane Teders gives Lisa Liebl some help on a word to use for German Scrabble before the school day begins. (Middle) Vice Principal. Max Townsend, right, walks the school grounds each day at noon to let students know that rules are being enforced. (Right) Lee Ann Kraus checks on the contents of her typing folder with typing teacher. Marcelyn Keller (Below left) Kelly Mongold, chewing his pen and playing with the tape on his injured right hand, talks about tonight's game with buddy. Donna Mowdy. Gary Kochenower continues to work on his Friday vocabulary words. (Below right) Planning a mock campaign complete with candidate, slogans, and speeches takes imagination and concentration for English IV students. Chris Ruhl and Susan Gaither