U S Grant High School - General Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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ann-:vp V ,, Lile has been like a rat race. We have been running here, running there, trying to succeed, but lailing, then trying again. We, like the experi- mental mice, have gone crazy trying to get out ol the maze. Our innermost selves which seemed so simple initially, became more com- plicated as time wore on. We discov- ered crevices ol consciousness with which we at times did not know how to cope, but through the complications we had occasional break-throughs which made the struggle worth while. Breaking through the tinish line lor victory is Keith Dixon. Tracy Janway gets his lirst job experience working as a dishwasher. Kim Brooks and Natalie eimer help Greg Brooks choose which club he wants to join during Club- O-Rama week. Laura McCune is being tilted lor a new pep club unitorm by Mrs. Helen Enox. David Williamson just can't believe he has done such a terrible thing on his lirst day ol driving alone. Robbie Sullivan brings some llowers to Cathy Childs to make up tor being late. Linda Black and Carol Crist hang decorations lor their New Year's Eve party. , t. ,pw g g-.---- ,Magical 9

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if The mazes of people to-which we have been exposed in this decade have become relatively sorted by now. Some have becom close lriendsg others we kno ather well, but most are ply acquaintances. Somehow the people ave been crucial to our lea 'ng experiences. Not just the t h- ers. All the people have h 'a place in our Mazes ofthe 70's