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

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Perfection. Kirk Shields is trying to keep his hands steady as he makes a project in woodshop. Big Bucks, Bonnie Marsh adds up the figures in her checkbook. QGX ... M..- S-a xixjg S My x J' L LV , V - ' I . MM VY ,, ,,.., ,,,,,,. 1 .mann ',glr5 'M Rehearsal. Mr, Guy Smith tells Brian Hise and Leslie Rex to hold their pose, Early Birds. Dedicated band members arrive for early-morning band practice. 4 l 1 5 A ,

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'Even jobs, extra activities let us get f the beat! All day long we sat at a desk doing the same thing every day work! When that 2:20 bell rang we all liked to get a little off the beat. Renee Elwood thought that extra-curricular activities were good because they gave one a chance to be with other people with the same interest. Stacy Wigley said, A few of my friends worked, and we could really tell who they were. They came to class with one eye open, and no homework. Yamiko Hurst thought that extra-curricular activities were worth having because they provided a challenge to everyone. Jobs were a drag. The money was good, but who wants to work? asked Cindy Turley. Many times we students missed out on school activities because of our jobs, but most of us felt that it was worth it because we had money for car payments, clothes, and fun with our friends. Some students were required to have jobs because of the classes they took - such as DECA and Child Care. Having jobs and managing our time and money made us more responsible. A Straining. Mike Marshall spots Ricky Myskey as - , Q 'X , he attempts to power lift. L ' Q ' -A' , N, , . - 1 . , ' ' W vb t w 'EZ' -I -'e- -41' , - ,, i A 4 ' Li fs, .A 3 sw. , . . ftfifu K 'K -, f- K ., , .g N. Q? . 4 1 .l ZW' 'R ...H K Qtlyif ,-'f,.Z?.'e -H -2 A' . T if 'Wig ix Partners. Steve Lopez and Mike Cross are busily working.