Cache High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Cache, OK)

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DEDICATION Rubena Reeves Most of Mrs. Reeves’s life has been filled with happiness. Ever since she was born on November 16, not too many years ago, in Fletcher, Okla. It was her red hair and freckles that made Mrs. Reeves popular in high school. She attended Fletcher for twelve years where she graduated as Salutatorian of her Senior class. People are a major part of Mrs. Reeves’s life. The most important, however, are her family. Along with her family, her students, co-workers, employers, and supervisors are important to her. These people have done a lot to help her through her career. Mrs. Reeves is a shy hut friendly person; a modest hut brave person too. She loves privacy hut also enjoys companionship. Mrs. Reeves says she owes all her happy years of teaching to all her “wonderful” students. “My school, community, state, and nation have my strongest support and loyalty. I am sentimental about our flag and national anthem, and almost everything else.” — Mrs. Reeves — To show our greatest appreciation to Mrs. Reeves for devoting her best years to Cache High, we take great pride and pleasure in dedicating this 1981 yearbook to her.

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STUDENT LIFE ------------------ Those were the days The days that we shall never forget Our unfilled days at Cache High i Bertie Bryant Editor Mrs. Chesnut Yearbook Advisor 'FS—r i— I —r 1—1— r v N J J r- r I a J 1 1 1 ]• I J A J Am A d a I — A A A.A —A di

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the Beautiful Our year was filled with patriotism as our prayers were answered and our people returned home. Freedon Day January 20 1981 America FREEDOM DAY