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

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Lending a helping hand. Arthur Escobia aids Bob Beshears in a fustrating moment. .f Be Serious! Tonya Rowlett and Steph Tread- way go over skit lyrics while Leslie Harwell and Kerri Ives find something to laugh about. s yt .. 3 . , ' N 2 Friends X 13

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Short or Toll We've Got 'Em Hll Friends Friends Friends Here comes trouble. Sherry Lampe and Goye McLaughlin roam the corridors before school begins. ,., , Essentially Yours. Being together is essential for LaDonna Tilley and Barry White. riends are forever. Who goes to the football games with you? Who takes you to parties? Who do you eat lunch with? No one can honestly answer those questions without saying my friend lgirlfboyfriends includedl. Your friends are always around when you need them the most. They can help ease the pain of a hard day or share the joy and laughter of a funny joke. No friendship is complete without arguments. Fights help to make a relationship stronger and healthier. Without silly arguments, friends would never know how valuable each one is to the other. Next time you see your friends, let them know they're ap- preciated. Share whatever is on your mind with them. Remember, friends last forever. 72 X Friends

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Everybody Loves Deep-Fried Eotgle hen the word eagle is mentioned, you pic- ture one of two things. You either picture the national emblem, the Bald Eagle, or the Del City Eagles. in most cases Del City Eagles come to mind. You visualize the night before the game. The tension and the excitement are building up inside. All the preparations have been made for the big game tomorrow. You remember the pep assembly that set the record for the world's shortest assembly. You recall stand- ing up and singing Bomber Fight and then going back to class. Then you focus on the football game. People are overcome with rivalry. Fights are started. Policemen are called in to control noisy crowds. Finally you see the scoreboard at the end of fourth quarter. You realize that the Eagles have been deep-fried once again. You return home with a sense of accomplishment glowing all about you. l'We fried the Eagles. Your mind chants it over and over. Final score on September 29, 1983: Bombers 21 - Eagles 7. Struttin' her stuff. Andrea Bently smiles while pep- ping up the student body We've got spirit. An enthusiastic crowd looks on as the cheerleaders perform their fall clinic cheer. 74 f Del City Week