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Hard work pays off The National Honor Society's contribution of the bulldog enhances the foyer. The unfinished auditorium would soon be com- pleted and would begin its function for EHS and the community. Edmond High School, along with many of its students, has changed during the sum- mer. The foyer is now occupied by a hand- some grey bulldog, Edmond's well-known mascot. The bulldog was provided by the 1979-80 National Honor Society after a long year of devotion to M 8t M sales. Mrs. McBride said, We feel proud that the Na- tional Honor Society was able to present the school with the bulldog. This was the first of many years the bulldog will guard the foyer. Another addition to our school is the new auditorium west of the main building. This serves many purposes including assemblies Cexcept pep assembliesj, guest speakers, band concerts, choral concerts, plays, and musicals. It is also available to the commu- nity to rent for non-profit public service or- ganizations. The auditorium was to be to- tally completed by the middle of March. Guys and Dolls , the first musical per- formed in the new building, was to be WMM presented in April. 14 OPENING
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eeling excitement, thrill, and honor, Heidi Winters makes a lovely homecoming ueen. The royalty candidates sat beside the field during the game. 1 the foyer of the high school, cowboys and non-cowboys alike joined in the fun fthe western dance. Here, Alan Childers and Tammy Clark swing away. l i Chosen as Homecoming Royalty, Marc Brown and Heidi Winters walk down the field during half time. OPENING 13
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Q Qi CLASSES Talk about inflation! the junior and senior classes grew larger and larger each year. The high school building was quickly out- grown by the student body. Every available classroom was being used. Classes were even being held in the cafeteria, however, there was relief in sight as the auditorium was completed and the next step in the project was planned. Fine arts classrooms were in the plans to be built as an addition to the auditorium. When most Oklahoma City schools were experiencing drops in enrollment, Edmond could proudly say enrollment was up! CLASSES 15
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