Byng High School - Yearbook (Ada, OK)

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Home ECXC VET Lek, C VET members include: Ist Row- johnnie Riggs, LeEtta james, Gina Millen 2nd Row-Dava Wofford, Regina Bruener, Lora Hayesg 3rd Row-Nina Hamilton, Terry Blevins, Cindy Albersong 4th Row-Nova Horton, Patricia Gullaher, Shirley Brownp 5th Row-Rhonda Allen, Tonya Wrest, Susan Ketchsawg 6th Row-Kelly Rackley top right, LeEtta james works on a sewing project in Mrs. Robbins' class. bottom left, Home Ec students observe Kerrie Holman perfecting a pie crust. bottom right, Mitch Henley, one ofthe eight male students in a home economics class, poses with instructor Katherine Rowe. 1, gms-5 .ee 1 -- i -,f-as -H .-.up . in Funds 85 'Mentals

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C. O.E. Cooperative Office Education is a class with hard working people. They study a variety of office machines, work on per- sonality and learn how to get a job. The students also learn how to be accepted in the business world. Being in COE can be Hustrating at times, as any girl that has been in the class will agree. Having to work on the computen the adding machines, filing and having to maintain a businesslike appearance makes you appreciate your spare time and wear- ing jeans that much more. But COE definitely has its advantages. The students gain self-confidence and learn to work with others. It prepares them for the future and for handling dif- ferent businesslike situations. Being in COE has hehned the students have confidence in themselves. If you ke interested in being a business person or you like to work with others, COE is definitely the class to take. Top right, Marci Cross smiles while she files. Bottom right, Mrs Coopers COE girls include: seated-Dana Sayre, Sheila Easley, Marci Cross, Becky Cook, jackie Hayes, standing-Traci Henley, Rhonda Stone, Marsha Crawford Terry Tamashiro, Denise Erwin, Christie Young, Karen Wheeleig and Laura Barrick tt Funda -84-Mentals

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journalism . . Fztst Chaos Then Calm. L ro R: Cynde Fraser, Rhonda Stone, Kaylon Hol- man, Melissa Lockwood jeff Ballagh, Chris Tharp, Tim johnson, Dag Svihus, Gary Shaw Melissa Lockwood works overtime getting layout ready for publication. Where's my layout? Who took my pictures? What did you do with my story? These are questions commonly asked in a journalism or Yearbook class. If you haven 't been around these two classes when its time for a deadline, your missing something. They all seem to be running around like chickens with their heads cut off The journalism and Yearbook staffs are hard working teams. They work hard to bring out the best edition possible. The stafk not only have the students to please, they ha ve parents, administration, the school board and teachers. Not an easy thing to do, but with hard work and determintion, the stafk finish everything just in time for every deadline. V Dag Svihus practices his interviewing skills when jerry Corvin, long time school board member, visits the newspap-Za' class. Fun -86 -damentals