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31355. fi' Q 5 l 'K-,. E f , , Q,,, . 7 E rf - ,, ,J I . A . ,, H 1 ,. ,fs V 4 ,- win , 'F La Q'-f 'Ww'f'f I W I Fam f,, , Bettye Walton walks away content after receiving her award package. She was a member of the Oklahoma appy With Honor. Junior Honor Society. IJ Is there one thing about high school that you will remember more than others? Algebra because l enjoyed it. - senior Scott Vass Term paper. ' - senior Bryan Schulock Having woodworking with Mr. tHughj Gouldy. - senior Anthony Caldwell Participating in the choral contests. - senior Patricia McMakin My parents have always supported ana' encourged me to dv my best. - senior Toni Battles Psychology showed me that I had to be more understanding because we're all a bit neurotic. - senior Peggy Barlow Zoology because I liked the class and it will help me in my future career. - senior Sherry Rose 'Tvping because ofthe teacher, Mrs. tGinaJ Lewisg she's been a great help to me. - senior Shari Smith ackage of Goodies. Junior host Carl Guthrie hands senior Juan Suarez his packet of awards. Juan was awarded the English medal and Oklahoma Honor Society certifi- cate. Awards Assembly Closing
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aiting Anxiously. Students, parents and teachers gather in the gymnasium to honor the students who are receiving scholastic awards. Many students were honored more than once. 1, Q-fiffgtf V . ' Who or what has influenced you most during high school? My parents are easy to talk to and are behind me in everything. - senior Kimberly Brock My dad. - senior Alicia Parrish Mrs. lMarilynl Kirby: couldn't have done it without her. - senior Robert Cartmill The desire to be successful and rich in lU'e and my Algebra Il teacher, Mr. Joe Nichols. - senior Scott Startz Auto Mechanics II because I have a future and a skill I can fall back on. - senior Deborah Clark Watching Mrs. lDeannaj Barringer and Mrs. lEvelyn1 Connor helped me decide to be a teacher. - senior Toni Hawkins The fact that it's time to grow up and get serious about an education. - senior Slade Shepherd My grandpa. - senior Bryan Chambers My parents and my English teachers. - senior Brett Clark My father helped me understand that I have to finish school. - senior Michael Smith Sociology has given me an understanding of people and why we act as we do. - senior Cristin Smith gvggrqdg Assembly , 5 Hawaii ' se Q .gp . 5 3, t 11? X ss' ,gt-'NS .mf 1.50 5 ii 1 .. Smug Grin. Foreign ex- change student. senior Markus Zielke, has just been honored at the annual awards assembly. He returned to his home country, ong Walk Back. Being con- scious of all of his friends watching him senior .lay Courtright walks back to his seat at the awards assembly. Jay was a National Merit Germany, in August. Finalist.
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Looking back, is there anything you would change about your high school days? I would try harder to make good grades. - senior Stacey Davis I wish I had taken afew more classes. - senior Melissa Erman I would have studied more. - senior Sandra Crandell My absences! - senior Larry Webb I would make them thigh school daysj longer. - senior Shawn Brown 1 would have been u better listener. - senior Scott Maloy I would have worked harder in Class. - senior Jola Lynch 1 would get more involved. - senior Dorosia Steffens I would have paid a lot more attention. - senior Tanya Garcia I would have thought about the future back in the ninth grade. - senior Elaine Lemley I would have taken my grades more seriously. - senior RaeBeth Cobb I would not proerastinate as I have. A senior Valarie Brenner I would change the fact that I didn't do my best in every- thing, - senior Mary Shadaram mused Gaze. Senior David Surber watches the juniors get on buses and thinks about the past year. Many seniors were nostalgic about their last year. .3 ? s A in ast Good-Bye. ln the parking lot, junior Beth Bowling says good- bye to a good friend until August. Most students didn't have time to see many of their classmates over ooking Back. Junior Terry Orr takes one last glance at the school before leaving for the summer. Juniors anticipated their final year of high school during the the summer. last days. End of School 244 aes...
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