Oxford High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Oxford, KS)

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Mrs. Linda Mayberry and Mr. Gerry Oliver enjoy their mid-morning break. First hour started off with a bang. A test over some things we should know but didn't know, things we did know but weren’t asked about. Marcia Maybrier Mrs. Shirley Wege enjoys her day at sehooll The day began with a mob of people crowding through the school in an attempt to find their first hour class. The halls were filled with the melodious sound of voices crying Where’s my class?” I can’t find my locker!” Help!” It was October 7, Switch Day. Parents, grandparents, and family friends were attending school in the students’ place for the day. This gave them a chance to see how classes were taught and to meet the teachers, and to relive their high school days. It was unamimous however, the classes had changed since Morn” had been in school, and most agreed the lunch hour was much too short. No wonder the stu- dents and teachers have indigestion,” said Erma Holt. During break the favorite hangout was the Home Ec. room for coffee and donuts. After that everyone headed for the most important room, the restroom! ”1 can’t get in! It’s wall to wall people in there!” said Pat Hayes. But, despite a few minor setbacks Is it green book, blue notebook or blue book, green notebook?”, said Pat Hayes, every- one had a great time. It was a lot more fun than I thought it would be,” said one student,” but I’m glad I'm not going tomorrow!” Mrs. Carolyn Davis and Mrs. Sharon Webster discuss their classes. Student Life Switch Day