Miami High School - Miamian Yearbook (Miami, OK)

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The Best of Times . Spirit Spirit Week at MHS is a tradition not easily forgotten. Spirit was the name of the game in the varied activities. All week NHS sponsored a best- dressed contest for each theme day. Although there were those dressed up all around there were certainly others who seemed to stand out in the crowd. Beach bum Jackie Wright, hippies Jon Robinson and Gary lce, Queen of the Nile Debbie Clark, punker David Kragt and Wardog Crystal Billings convinced the judges that they were the most spirited participants. The assembly began with the coro- nation of queen Tracy Robertson. The cheerleaders danced a special routineg the Miamiettes also performed. Cap- ping the hour was the NHS pie-in-the- face contest, with Mr. McKinney win- ning or losing and Mark Stanton doing the honors. The downtown parade featured the MHS Band and the competition of class floats. The Sophs entered Bury the Warriors g Srs presented Eat 'Em Up, Dogs , but the Jrs with their Take a Bite Out of Webster won the S50 prize. The week's climax was the 27-14 Wardog victory over Tulsa Webster. A victory dance brought a fitting close to an unforgettable week in Wardog his- tory.

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SUPHQIVIQRES . . . REIVIEIVIBEFK Flow 1: Nicky McNelis, Leslie lngram, Byron Vllaylan. Flow 2: Kathy Jeffries, Sandi Vaughn, Kelly George. Row 3: Sherri Atchison, Vicky Rose, Terri Saunders. Flow 4: Julie Dowler, Kendra Goodrich, Susan Pyne. Row 5: Kristi Stan- ton, Brian Hutton, Jamee Grover. Row 6: Mark Duncan, Greg Rhodes, Keith Anderson. Drivers Ed is an exciting experience for the sophomores at MHS. lvlr. Chuck Price and Carolyn Ferry show off the latest rno- del of Drivers Ed car.