Red Oak High School - Eagle Yearbook (Red Oak, OK)

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YEAilBOOK9'fAFF An editor's job is never done!! Mrs. G. works hard to meet yearbook deadlines! ll. 6' 9 MXN l Debbie Vinson, Rhonda Gooch, Melissa Martin, Allene Gillespie - Advisor, Shelley Free - Editor, Terryl Wilson, Burnie Adams. Melissa prepares pictures for picture sale. Burnie figures out typeface.

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- Gglfeizdalzfa ! i Grade Attendants: Third - Sonny Nix, CNot pictured, Danell Inglej, Fifth - Aaron Brown, Maurine Bundy, Second - Kimberly Vin- son, James Alford, Crown Bearer - Staci Morgan, Fourth - Holly Morgan, Lloyd Sumpter. Sponsored by WYNN 'S Wilburton Producers - Free, Vinson, Martin Entertainers - Prock, Borin -' '- R i i .2 il ij W gm High School Attendants: Seniors - Kevin Dye, Karla Montgomery, Freshmen - Kenny Harris, Carolyn Ary, Sophomores - Saundra Turney, Kenneth Montgomery, Eighth - Earl Sullivan, Sheila Glenn. '

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TEACHERS are people, too. lt's difficult for a student to sit in a classroom and see a teacher as anything other than a teacher. Teachers tell students when the class is too loud, when the homework is past due, or when the work you have just finished is incorrect. But, Iet's take a different view. Teachers don't enjoy giving F's or licks. And, in a way, it hurts them, too. They take pride in their work, because when a student succeeds, so does the teacher. Teachers are only doing their job - teaching youngsters what was taught to them, not only from books, but from life, too. They are not turned on or off - no buttons or strings! TEACHERS ARE PEOPLE, TOO! -909h9 Take Place FACUL TY 80 RUHS