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

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11 f mam f there was one thing we were it was active. We always had something to do, somewhere to be. There were activities going on con- stantly. Some of us wanted to be a part of all of them, while others settled for just a few. Whatever our choices, we always kept busy. Our social life was a big part of us. We felt as though we needed to be everywhere, at every game, every meeting, a part of every group. Sometimes our load got too heavy, eventually we had to slow down, at least for a while, but usually, in a week we were back at it going full force again. We really loved being busy. It taught us how to work and get along with each other, how to organize and how to work together as a group. y ms. ,LQ 'Nl 1 pg. K 4. 2 Fwd xx K M f B '--.. wa. .,. Is it worth it? As Ranee Foster and Stacy Darnell help Brian Blakely to the clinic after giving blood, they all wonder if it was wonh the trouble. Listen up. StuCo President, John Sargent, informs the student body of an upcoming activity. ,n A- , 1, - 1 Xu il FMF Roll-em. Raticka Crutchfield races to the finish line during the powder puff olympics. Spring fever. Yumiko Hurst, Mary Robinson, Bobby Hill, Trina Kuepker, Misty Boyd, Randy Neugebauer, Rhon- da Arnold, and Kevin Smith spend a spring day having fun together. General Explosion 5