Eagletown High School - Eagle Yearbook (Eagletown, OK)

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C When is the deadline? . . . Yesterday? Give me a pencil . . . I've got to fix the typewriter . . . Where are the pictures? Are we supposed to print this? . . . Is this the last issue? . . . Where's the masthead? Type it 35 across, single spaced, no errors . . . fast. Hey! real typewriters! . . . Can anybody type? Who's the editor today? Listen, we work hard . . . sometimes. A magazine of the mind . . . reading piles of written work . . . rating entries. I wonder who submitted this? . . . It's really nice . . . never told the name of the author. These pages need to be jogged . . . working in the printing room. We've got to fold all of these pages? . . . By hand? Deciding on a title . . . a dedication. From a very mysterious short story to a what-does-this- mean-poem. f ,.,. 0 v-Q'x 0- Ediior - Sheila Roa What did you say the theme was? It does sound famil- iar. Earnheart's Photos . . . You dropped the camera? . . . It's all right? . . . Hallelujah Chorus. Deadlines . . . That's only a week away . . . Chopping and slashing . . . Who's got the techni-cropper? Let's go to the hop . . . Mrs. Carrell telling us like it was . . . King and Queen of Greaser Day . . . what hap- pened to his hair? . . . Bobby sox and saddle shoes. Eagletown High School . . . a meeting of the minds . . . new and interesting photography techniques and writing hints. The freshman English classes were pic- tured on a what? . . . A garbage truck? Are you really going to use that paper-cutter on his neck??? Use another special effect . . . Get those picture orders in. You didn't tell me you were taking that one. Pho- tographers everywhere . . . Smile, you're on candid camera! ifor - Gail Leonard

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CONTENTS FACULTY SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN ELEMENTARY ACTIVITIES FAVORITES ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS ADVERTISING