Miami High School - Miamian Yearbook (Miami, OK)

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Upper left: John Goldenberg proudly displays his catch at a fishing expedition. Upper right: Joni Edwards whiles away the hours at a local swimming pool. Lower left: Terri Heard participated in the summer chi1dren's program at the public library. Lower right: Michelle Hildebrand and Troy Wilmoth spend some free time dancing at a band camp in Fayetteville, Arkansas. fl M ' A As-:: HKS-ODQN l ' A What popular musical tour began July 6, 1984, and was considered a victory? 9

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In Pursuit of . . . Sun, un and the Opposite Sex Summertime - and the living is easy for most Wardogs. Although summer is the time for increasing hours at a normally after-school job, there is still time for play both within and without the city. The lake - that cool, inviting spot that refreshes - is the place to be, with skiing, swimming and fishing favorite pastimes. The city pool, where one goes to see and be seen by just about everyone, is another site for the most important summer pursuit, the perfect tan. Vacations, from Maine to the Grand Canyon, occupy many families. And camps - band, debate, Girl Scout, even church - give Wardogs an opportunity to learn new skills and develop talents while escaping the familiar faces of home for a week or two. The pursuit of summer is a welcome change after the arduous school year, but by September the gang is ready to haunt the halls s , 1 Q ,- of MHS once again. A 1 t 2 9 gf Upper right: Mr. Harry Beggerly and his daughters enjoy the vistas from the Grand Canyon during their vacation, Lower left: Tim May poses in front of Caesar's Palace, Las Vegas, in a flashy auto. Lower right: Jamee Grover and Kathy Jeffries are happy to be at the annual summer sidewalk sale. 8 Annual Hobo Day. 4: A 4 .t.

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In Pursuit of FASHIO The theme for fashion at MHS in 1985 was anything goes : it really didn't matter what one wore, as long as it was crazy! The Madonna and Cyndi Lauper look - oversized bows in the hair, lace and anklets - were favorites for the ladies, while the guys sported parachute pants and back packs. The halls brightened with the fluorescents: shoes, beads, shirts, all types of wearables that knocked the eyes out. College sweatshirts were seen from all over the United States, and even the world. Crop jeans of two-colored denim were a big hit. Preppies kept their scene alive with button-downs and khakis. Shoes were really different: colors, high tops, gladiators, huaraches, and of course, tennies were all the rage. Certainly, fashions could not be counted as trivial at MHS! Below left, Steve Perry and Paul Hart keep it all together, using a popular accessory seen at MHS- the backpack. Below right, cardigans became a part of many students' wardrobe, including Diana Blazer and Eric Martin. Bottom, clockwise, Jeff Parrott, Kathy Jefferies, Rick Brumback, Micki Hildebrand, and Julie Bradley wear sweatshirts from their favorite universities. nfl!! , x '-I v V t xx l fs lvl S . Yr . 4 is , s , 1 5 x K 'Q- 1? N Lt 5 My -' , 5 . In l ZR K wt'if H 10 The Jackson's victory tour. ur U