Roland High School - Ranger Yearbook (Roland, OK)

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(©Mal|oma! A Little bit of Broadway was brought to Roland last spring when Rodgers and Hammerstein's Oklahoma! was enacted on our stage under the sponsorship of the mixed choir. A lot of hidden talent was revealed that night. Though we may see more expert productions, later on in our lives, we will always remember our own with pride, and the wonderful performances given by all who took part. Billy John Cherry as Curly; Virginia Spain as Laurie.

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Rational j cl]oal 3rt tutor jg’ocirtg (Composed of Students 33Hith Jftpfy (trades Virginia Spain, Bob Carr, Larry Tate, Kathy Speir. At a special assembly these students received awards from Ralph Roberts, local Mason. Their recognition was for character and citi- zenship. Liza Cates, Cheryl Riddle, Alice Wilson, Nyoka Bolden, Linda Click, Willene Free man, Roy Dean. SEATED: Meredith Patterson. These students were chosen because of their high scholastic aver- age and good citizenship. ifflasonic Atoard (6 torn in Assembly

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Laurie, Virginia Spain, sings Many A New Day” surrounded by girl friends, to show she doesn't care if she did lose Curly. (Dklaboma” j ottgs JVre (Cat ®uncs ©ill Sag Scores Pill Will, Bill Day, has returned from Kansas City and finds his girl, Ado Annie, has been trifling on him. He sings to her, All'er Nuthin. He has just finished a dance with four friends and doesn't seem a bit broken-hearted.