Eagletown High School - Eagle Yearbook (Eagletown, OK)

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You will have the privilege of living in the most exciting, stimulating, and turbulent period in man's history. But, with that priviledge comes the re- sponsibility of learning to cope with the complex challenges facing man today. Remember, you will be held accountable for the kind of work you pass on to succeeding generations. Some of you will seek It has been said that obtaining an education is the first job anyone has. Whether you are successful at it will have a great deal to do with whether you are successful in later years. To all student, I would like to express my desire to help you in any way that I cang and to the Seniors l extend an invitation to come back and visit us after you have graduated. an f to meet this responsibility through further education, others will go directly into the economic and social life of the community. Whatever avenue you choose, strive for the fulness of life that comes with satisfac- tion of a job well done. wma!!! I lnllu:

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.Eff ---. s MR. HOMER L. COLEMAN Superintendent Based essentially on the belief that students can make the most progress where numbers of students are limited to a certain extent, Eagletown students have an op- portunity to take advantage of this concept. Teachers in the Eagletown School are in- clined to feel it is their duty to give that little bit of extra help that is so often necessary for a student to reach his full potential. It is this type of teacher dedication and student motivation that has brought about the good working combination enabling students to score so well on standardized tests. Due to the size of our Eagletown School system, we also have an opportunity to develop a close social life, very similar to one of a large family. As graduation time nears, it is with some mixed emotions that we anticipate the departing of the class of 1971 from this institution. I would like to encourage them to let the successful com- pletion of their high school education not be the end of their formal education, but only a milestone along the way. l would also like to express my appreciation to the kind working members of the Annual staff and their sponsor for again doing an outstanding job of recording another chapter of Eagletown School History within the covers of the 1971 Eag1e.

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