Stillwater High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Stillwater, OK)

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Holiday blast Students party Halloween, a holiday mainly en- joyed by younger kids, was still fun for some students. I dressed up as Captain Kirkf, Ricky Lawson said. I scared little kids at the door with an axef, Kelly Carlisle said. But Christmas was a favorite holi- day for many because ofthe two week break from school. It,s the longest vacation, Kellie said. For others, Christmas was a time to visit relatives. I went back to Illinois and visited my familyf' Tricia Sinn said. Many students raked in the presents and some even made a profit off them. My brother gave me a tape I already had, so I sold it to my sister, Kay Zoellner said. And instead of spending time with FiII,el' up. Balloons are a popular item dur- ing the Valentine season. FHA members Michelle Williamson, Paula Iackson and Shannon Bergdoll inflate balloons for delivery. year-rouncl that special someone on Valentine's Day some students spent it with family. My sister and I went to the moviesf, Paul Alexander said. Others who didnlt have a sweetheart looked at the holiday with a positive at- titude. I didn,t have a girlfriend, so I didnlt have to spend money to buy anythingf' Steve Carpenter said. Spring Break gave students another chance to catch up on their soaps, go skiing and simply catch up on some lost sleep. I went to Taos to ski and learned to do aerials on my skis,D Melissa Treadwell said. Others, however, had obligations to fulfill. I spent my break doing community service to pay off my speeding ticket, Kellie said. YO-IIO-I10. Out of the ordinary days were few and far between. Cay Greer, Tracy- Vierling and Libby Barron enjoy the Halloween sun. Christmas f3Ilt2Sy. Holidays were celebrated in style with a semi-lormal Christ- mas Dance held at the junior Iligh. Tonya White dances the night away. fll llll QQ Ilan Special dCIiV6I'y. Students were oflered special Valentine treats for their sweethearts by many clubs and organizations. FHA sold Balloon-O-Grams and delivered them during fourth hour. Holidays