Miami High School - Miamian Yearbook (Miami, OK)

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lf Top: Miami High School is a place for learning and having fun. Above: Toby Conrad takes advantage of our library facilities. Right: K-9 members go all out to support girls basketball. 16 Dragged Main Street.

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Upper left: Melissa Hudspeth knows how to celebrate the New Year. Upper right: It's beddy-bye time for Tim May. Lower left: Laura Jayroe, Tiffany Hartman, Misti Daubert, Howie Cox and Henry Burrow take poker lessons from Mr. Hands falias Randy Brumleyy In Pursuit of WEEKE D Nightlife for MHS students is truly a pursuit - and often trivial. The most common, and often time-consuming, way to spend a Friday or Saturday evening is to drag Main. Often this activity is punctuated by a pause at a fast-food mecca, or a longer stop at one of the many pizza establishments in town. The night on the streets may be shortened or lengthened, depending upon the . other events available to high school students. Movies, sports events and concerts break the monotony. A very popular alternative to this weekend trek is the private party. These range from a quiet evening playing board games to a movie-packed gathering with the newly-available videocas- settes to a formal, black-tie holiday soiree. MHS students are quite creative in planning these after-hours get-togethers. Of course, ,ff all this gadding about, whether in a car or at a New Year's bash, can tire even the most hardy Wardogsg they then fall back on the most popular nightlife of all: sleep. H 1 , What did most MHS students do on at least one Friday night? 15

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