Monroney Middle School - Thunderbirds Yearbook (Midwest City, OK)

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YEAR OF GROWTH The year our enrollment zoomed to 1200 students, with fo urteen new teachers to accommodate our growth. Scene s around here changed. The empty classrooms scattered through the building were filled, and class was even conducted in the library. Also, barracks returned to the scene as temporary classrooms. And with our progress: New tables for the cafeteria, expanded counseling program, new bags for the bas- ketball team, more trophies for the wrestlers, lots of young looking teachers, but . . . still no emblem on the gym floor. 5

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