Perkins Tryon High School - Demon Yearbook (Perkins, OK)

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.....,,,,.t M 'ik . Auf, l , fry, First row: Barbara Budzene, Pat Germain, Jay Moore, Brad Clemons, Happy Smith, Jimmy Carroll. Second row: Carla Vogt, Dale Jarvis, Rodney Matheson, Bruce Fields, Troy Shaddy. Not pictured: Chris Beverage, Rhonda Burden, Troy Durbin, Chris Goforth, Bill Graves, Amy Jones, Marcy Maxwell, Donna Murray, Bonnie Tarlton. Do'yoL1 think Rodney Matheson is really learning about Troy Shaddy, the Michaelangelo of the brick-laying set. Do mg o ' ' ' ' ' r air conditioners, or could he be picking up it pretty, Troy! on hot-wiring?

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P-T Students Attend A New Vo-tech School . , . Students from Carney, Glencoe, Guthrie, Morrison, Mul- hall-Orlando, Pawnee, Perkins-Tryon, Perry, Pleasant View, and Stillwater attend Indian Meridian, Monday through Friday to study their chosen courses. Indian Merid- ian offers several different courses in several fields. Each course covers required subjects involved in that specific course. A total of twenty courses are offered for students. They range from secretarial training to auto mechanics. Some of the courses offer on-the-job-training, while others require the full year of the classroom to finish the course. Indian Meridian is a very promising school, the programs and instructors are top-notch. ,Donna Murrayand Marcy Maxwell are operating the electronic printing calculators Keying in data on the IBM System f 34 Minicomputer are Sue Crumrine and Carla Vogt. Chris Beverage is sanding a body filler on a dent he removed from this pickup. Bonnie Tarlton is preparing rolls to bake as practice for the upcoming contests.

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A Special Page For Special People 222 Don't we ever get a break? We didn't do it! Mrs. Anderson!! Hitching again? K. Shipley and J. Jardot, and are they ever work- ing?!?! Mrs. Anderson's class had a very busy year Not only did they work very hard on their schoo work and the Special Olympics, but they still ha time to go fishing.