Mounds High School - Annual Yearbook (Mounds, OK)

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HAPPINESS IS LEARNIN E M 4, , lk' 'U 'E j s - .mf Take a classroom of students, a good teacher, and a desire to learn and you have Mounds School. But, just when we thought we would have some serious pages, people became funny. Weird faces seem to be a standard form whenever yearbook staff shows UP. They appear in every class and at every level. Once again, we won't print names, but we know you know who they are! QTop rightj We're ready to learn teacher! 1Middle rightj These first grade Indians came to lunch on Thanksgiving, and did they ever enjoy it. More importantly, they learned about why we celebrate Thanksgiving and even made their own costumes. Bottom: Career Day at Mounds allowed juniors and seniors the opportunity of visiting with various college representatives as well as recruiters from the Armed Services. I AV A ,Y ss ' 4 a ,,.,, ,,. Mg, au..

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I-IGULD LAST A LIFETIME awry 5' , ,, 4, .M - ,,-'f,, .,,,, , A? To move UP the ladder of success, knowledge has to be at the foot of the ladder. However, all work and no play makes school awfully dull. Let's think of some of the fun times: flfar leftj Have you ever thought about your pencil? Does it shrink as you grow older or what? fThose pencils are giants to kindergartenerslj Your pencil for penj provides hours of pleasure and can actually help you think! Is it helping any, Crystal and Regina?J It for the lack of itj can also cause pain! fBen, does Mr. Greeson know?l Where do you go When7heTaenTpeEilEivE ol The library! It not only has pencils but other supplies. First hour had housecleaning duty CShake that feather duster, Michelle!! in order to make the library a great place to study for classes like eighth grade English. QRight, Dereklj So, in the years to come, when you think of school, think of classtime as a happy, learning experience - an experience that can never be repeated again! Knowledge comes from doing. These groups used their heads and hands to become win- ners. ltop leftj I think these are the components for a stink bomb. Do I dare try it? ttop right! Each summer Mrs. UpChurch helps sponsor girls who collect for cystic fibrosis. Qleft-rightl Mrs. UpChurch, Mary Bryant, Debbie McGee, Amy UpChurch, April Wykoff. And then we have the group who learns by osmosis. fOsmosis - an apparently effortless absorption of ideas, feelings, attitudes, etc.j These participants shall be unnamed in an effort to protect their identity. Can YOU name them? Mounds students showed their knowledge at the OU College of Engineering Competi- tion: tleft to rightj Chris Simonds Ord Com- putersl, Damon Ellis, Jeff Miller, Bobby Godsey 11st Computersj, Ineta Bell 13rd Biol- ogyj, Carl McDonald, Chuck Stinnett.

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E.. f THE FUN W Y! - i , ,ff KX Q e Z3 lm !! ,,,. ' , V, A in ' , ' ttop leftj IF you give us a quarter, we'll smile for you. ' '15 I ' ltop centerj This is what you little kids will look like t Y, EFZEV years from now - educationally interested students eager Aivv to learn. Don't we look eager? . ttop rightj 'We know when to be quiet and study - when Q? A Q Y W lqv K Mr. Paullus is standing at the door! 2 ' ' V, itcenter leftj Did you know all this STUFF was inside a , i ' J , l IOS? itiv gi l 1Centerj Wait until Mr. Smith reads this program! lcenter rigthj Anybody brave enough to try one of these V,,., ,, , ' popcorn balls? -ff ,!.:v f? jfisvl W M. V' I ' fBottomJ Sixth grade celebrated an old-fashioned Christmas!