Midwest City High School - Bomber Yearbook (Midwest City, OK)

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Seniors Photographed During Summer Months 'if 4 Sally Fritsche and Penny Kay concentrate as they stuff chicken wire for the senior float, which won first in the homecoming parade. M. L 'Www A 39 , Debbie Ackerman Pam Albers Pam Albritton LuAnn Alexander Janet Allen Jim Allen Kim Alt Peter Ameen Sharon Anderson Warren Armstrong Jackie Arnold Dennis Arthur Richard Ary Ralph Ashley Don Badgett Kent Baer Debbie Bagwell Jeff Bailey

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Senior Officers Strive for Leadership Shrinking in size but growing in great- ness, the senior class numbered 644 in population. Fears, anxieties, and hopes known only to seniors were but a small part on the road to graduation. Candy sales and the Christmas dance provided money for graduation exercises and the Baccalaureate speaker. Many participated in the dreaded ACT and SAT tests with approximately 5870 of the class college bound. The long-heard-of routine of applying for scholarships and choosing colleges became a sudden reality to many. College representatives con- ducted seminars for many interested stu- dents in the auditorium. The new consecutive four hour schedule for seniors presented a problem to some, where as many took advantage of it by sleeping late or leaving school early. Football made its debut and faded almost as quickly, only to lead into the winter sports. Offensive and defensive player of the week were initiated into the football scene. Football awards were high- lighted by a KOMA Prep Player of the Week. Football homecoming float compe- tition resulted in seniors taking first after two years of disappointment. The senior year meant a final effort for good grades to graduate in a gold honor robe. For the five National Merit Semi- Finalists it meant a continuous output of work. Looking forward to the future and unwilling to forget the past, the senior class of 1974 went their separate ways. e:'.'fi-6-,.,,,', '-3 ,.., :7' ,nv -Q. 'Jia i . 5' ., 'WW' Steiff Q? 'J SENIOR EXECUTIVE BOARD - FRONT ROW: R. Ashley, G. Putnam, vice president, J. Allen, S. Boone, recording secretary, S. Fritsche, R. Ward, G. Springer, L. Markham, D. Christian, K. Weber, D. Robertson, alumni representa- tive, B. Budde, T. Tipton, T. Marshall, corresponding secretary, J. Campbell, President, C. Black, T. McCorkle, P. Owen, treasurer, D. Dillard, P. Kay, C. Carpenter, alumni representative.

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Rodeo queen Valeria Krumme conditions her horse by running him through his exercises. Upperclassmen Push Toward Graduation An enthusiastic group of Pep Club girls await departure to one of five away football games while demonstrating how the Bomber spirit will take you higher. aff gl I MW ui- ? ips? - if f-,,,..w mmm-ww,