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

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“Check these guys out!” Chris Borelli points to Dr Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (Rod Phillips and Brian Lawrence). Students dressed up in November to “Spook the Guymon Tigers Day. (Above, left) Ronnie Conn and Dave Turner share one Consumer’s Math text because “someone forgot to bring his. (Left) Bryon Yoder (right) shows Jim Lemon and Arthur Moreno how to figure bio-rhythms on a calculator. 15 Mix boys and girls and out come problems — but students wouldn t have it any other way. (Below) Randy Brown shuts up Tracy Jones before she blurts out what he just told her he did last night. Rod “Qua Phillips and Tamara Beecher are up to their daily routine — have fun and flirt. Teri Martin and Paul Boyd are having quite a serious discussion about a par- ticular boyfriend.

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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.

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Tamara Beecher, Amy Buettner, and Rodney Phillips talk about their plans for after the football game. My worst habit is saying spare-me — no matter what I'm talking about, those words practically come up in every sentence Paula Mueggenborg I'm lookrig forward to next year because I H have already helped KHS to be State Wrestling Champs Then I'M go to CSU and help them win National hke they always do. Mike Ransom I'm looking forward to next year because Ml be m Arkansas living it up' Jody Ramsey I wish we could hire a few more teachers to explain Algebra and have guys that are smart enough to date Kingfisher women instead of Okarche girts (Ha. Ha) Kris Petty At school I like the way Birdie cooks the food, the way Mr. Barnett never wears a tie (he gets a rash), and the way freshmen seem to always walk on the wrong side of the haM Eric (E. J.) Johnson Eric Johnson and Robin Price discuss last night's activities while doing their usual — goofing off in Journalism. I'm glad this is my senior year, but I don't want to graduate I'm going to miss going to lunch with my friends. Your senior year is fun. but you just don t want to leave school right away' We ve got to have a class reunion right away' Lady T-Sharon Tatum If l could stay home from school one day. I would mow the yard, roof the house, paint the fence, and then after lunch I would pro- bably be missing school so much I'd have to go back Rodney-Qua-Phillips Once you become a senior, you wonder where all the years went and how much fun you had Your senior year is easy, but it makes you think about what you're going to do after graduation Troy Mongold Through good times and bad, Rod Bowie always has a smile on his face. What would I do if I could skip school one day? Hooky scares me! Rod Bowie 16