El Reno High School - Boomer Yearbook (El Reno, OK)

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THE YEARBOOK STAFF OF EL RENO HIGH SCHOOL Proudley Presents the 1963 Boomer Collegian Silling: Jamcy Dennis, Managing Editor; Bonnie Barnes, Editor. Standing: Debi Perdue, Associato Editor.

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Foreword The connecting thread chosen for this publication —Crossroads of Life—is uniquely fitting to this compre- hensive high school in a community where education is viewed as the principal product of a proud people. Ad- ministratively El Reno High School students are able to select limitless tracks for learning resulting in an im- measurable number of intersections. The school system, recognizing that our entire society is permeated with wholesale evolution, is seeking constantly to gear itself to educate young people for flexibility. The attitude that one should continue to learn as long as he is ignorant is a requirement for education at the crossroads. One can not be dependent on some- one else to plan his route; he must be educated to chart his own course wisely. Specifics must be taught with an internal design for transfer to a new situation. To foster the principle of life-long learning necessary in a world where a job can quickly become technologically obsolescent, this school at Oklahoma's Crossroads fea- tures a supplementary junior college and a companion adult education program. Students secure in the present are not chained to the customary, but are free to elect to move ahead with faith in the future. Leslie F. Roblyer.