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

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Classes... Page 17 Seniors — 14 1 had to go through thirteen years of school and Juniors —17 homework, but f realize the friends and ac- Sophomores — 24 complishments I've gotten made it all fun. Freshmen — 30 Charlotte Goats □rganizations... PagE 3B 1 remember going to OKC Spring Livestock shows with Mr. Hunter, in the pickup with the gooseneck on and my lambs in the back. Kent Biggs Honors... PagE E□ Boys’ State!! 1 really had no idea of what I'd gotten myself into, but after it was over, 1 was glad 1 went. Barry Kraus v 5ports... PagE 7D I’ll never forget running two-mile time trials for Coach Yates, and then doing well in track meets. Robert Kraus Hn Rdministration... PagE BB 1 thought an office aid would be easy, but 1 kept really busy. It was neat, though, because 1 got to know the faculty better and realize teachers are people too. Kris Petty 9 i

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As I stood from my end position and watched the field goal. I felt a joyous feeling of a hard fought victory . three years and 34 straight games had finally paid off. Yet. just as aH high school athletics are supposed to teach a lesson in hfe. the officials turned and taught aH of us the greatest lesson of our bves LIFE ISN'T FAIR The life I had led as a football athlete was suddenly at an end. and. I suppose, to assume that everything will be fair is not reality. I know that now ... I just wish reality wasn't so cold Jeff Wiese The game will never be over. There are 40 seconds left on the clock. They will be there until I die. Teri Martin (Above) Cheerleaders Tracy Lippoldt, Stevi Baustart, Darla Fisher, Guinn Brower, Charlotte Goats, and Venessa Fuller line up to the music at the Kingfisher — Tuttle game. (Left) Sharon Tatum takes her turn at the full court spirit line to receive good luck from Jacket fans. As I lay on the ground. I watched the ball go high, right through the uprights, m by at least five or six feet. I thought, Awesome kick, Bowie. You Just won the game! A great feeling was all over me. but suddenly it turned to disbelief as I heard their stands cheer I turned around and saw the official rule. No good. I couldn't believe iff I watched, stupified. as the official threw one flag .. then another .. then another . Derek Wrobbel (Above) Jackets on the bench are ready at any time to fill in on the court when Coach Burd calls their number. (Left) Well-dressed basketball King Rod Bowie and can- didates, Kyle Rickner and Jeff Wiese, wait their turn to play and cheer the Jackettes to a 70-45 win over Okarche. My head was down. I followed through. It was an awesome kick. Oh ... what? You can't be serious. Rod Bowie

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Seniors fTlare Than Ready ta Face Lif e After H5 Garrett Redbird relaxes while listening to one of A. J. Johnson's jokes before Modern History begins. III knew then what I know now I woukJ have got- ten serious about school three years ago Marc Peck The best thing about being a senior is that when you get m trouble, the teachers blame it on semoritis Chris Borelli The one thing I'll remember most about this year is how time fkes once you take that giant step to being a freshman Going to school has been the best time of my life Uve it up. but don't get on any high horse because it can get you into trouble Take it from me I know Matt Hale If I knew then what I know now I wouldn't have played softball that night' Tracy Jones Obviously Davey Watson was totally concentrating on typing his news story for The Stinger when the photographer yelled at him. 14 (Above) Charlotte Goats, woman of many faces, expresses herself well as she tries to explain her feeling after taking a senior English test. (Far right) Michael Wehrenberg and Robert Kraus wait for Paula Mueg- genborg to choose the picture she needs for the student life section of the Yearbbok, and Gilbert Lamebull rolls more film. (Right) One of the benefits of being a senior is having a locker upstairs away from the masses in the west hall.