Wagoner High School - Dog Daze Yearbook (Wagoner, OK)

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Q4 1, u outbreak hits Wagoner Q Tie Okay schools hardg any chlcken, pox problem at Portfo ,Q S i outbreak which cut into at- onef sexe nat Wagons' and 0kay Wag enue AOW Nr sleek seemed be all. She said as many as 68 grade schooleis were out of school at mid- kbutthatb Frida onl 28 Vee s nd ndofficilh wee Y Y Y fax 'ev ned to ,HRW of sniannie wfnld hifi:-k Ganmrv students were out of 3 iss Mg eogon in enevc:z,,... for 0 . 1 V its and xf:::r?:e3h641lU'ec?ved . , . . , . . ,ofthe a - V .a0e:.z:H:.c:fgAngry ot Pentogonw-sz We've rmlly been llaru un. wlul chicken pox, said Helen Newberry, a secretary in the Porter superintendent's office. But the flu hasn't been bad at Look Out, World Squeezed from all sides by headlines of world news, the 1986 Seniors saw it as a frightening year - natural disasters, acts of terrorism, plane crashes, farm bankruptcies, feared downfall of the national Social Security system, a U.S.-Soviet summit of disappointed hopes, confusing stories of spies and defec- tions, dominated the news. Signs of hope were apparent, however - promise of a cure for the common cold, a special visit by Halley's Comet, a school teacher to give a science lesson from Space to classrooms worldwide, a mechanical heart that had kept a man alive for a year and kept on beating, the recognition in January of the first celebration of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day as a national holiday - that was about the extent of the good news. In the midst of it all, Wagoner seniors were preparing to go out and meet the world head on, a positive influence of hope in the future. Academics, competition, friendship, discipline, physical training, community service, practiced in the school setting, provided Seniors with skills and attitudes necessary. Here They Come! 24 Seniors ,,,,,.,. ,,..... ,..- ---- ..,. - .-te had gone down to about 11 percent on Friday and the felt confident most students would be back in class on Monday. l-le said he kn hard by the a memo to asking t g O Q ,..,,..g.,... X50 .S :Lira O C rn Q , . . f mi 2 X Y o She said the . ., ' had reached n hig-J students but affected oi... at week's end. lb

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wr- 1 ul' fi fm . . Q vnu. -v -wil l 'Mtn l 4 A yearbook is the center of attention when these rls look for whom Someone asked out. lJousting is demonstrated by Eric Strange and Kevin tehmond. MARCUS GRIGGS Red ACT: v1cA INT: KARATE Fur PLNS: Attend Nsu. MIKE GRIMES Beau INT: Crusing, working on cars FUT PLNS: OST to major in Automotive Mechanics. MELISSA RENEE HADLEY Lissa ACT: DECA II and lll, FFA, ILTP HON: Honor roll INT: Working, partying FUT PLNS: Attend OSU. DALA HANCOCK CT ACT: DECA, cheerleading, Sr. Ex, Comm. HON: Honor Society INT: Swimming, cruising town, spending time with boyfriend FUT PLNS: OSU to major in business. DOUGLAS ERIC HANNICKEL Doug HON: Nat'l. Honor Society, Teens for Christ INT: Comic books, stamps, coins, bugging Mr. Bohanan FUT PLNS: College. May the world find peace. CHRISTY HARDIN Lorrie ACT: FLC, FBLA, DECA, Student Council, ILTP, Sr. Ex. Comm., softball, basketball HON: Girls' State, Nat'l Honor Soc., V.P. - FLC, Sec.- Treas. - Sr. class, honor society INT: Hunting, working, swimming, horseback riding, being with friends FUT PLNS: OSU, FBl agent, single lifel lf it feels good, do it! LANE HARLIN i'l'XPl2IL, LYNN Hnwoarn 'DECA - Sec,, FBLA - 2 yrs., Teens for Christ, Sr. Ex. Comm. HON: Sr. Annual Attendant INT: Swimming, being with boyfriend, snow skiing FUT ff College and major in Child Psychology. r ANGELA FAYE HENSON Angie ACT: FLC, Sr. Ex. Comm., prom comm. HON: Homecoming Queen, honor roll INT: Being with Steve and friends, messing up the computer with Christy Baxter FUT PLNS: OU to major in Business Administration. SCOTT HUGGINS JOEL HUGHES Seniors 23

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