Roland High School - Ranger Yearbook (Roland, OK)

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for north central evaluation I LOUISE HUM. PHREY-B.S., Home Economics NORMA STE- WA RT-B.S., M.T., bookkeeping, typing, newspaper MARY MITCHELL- B.S., M.E., English, library, speech MARY ADAMS- M.A., Spanish, Eng- lish FREDA LATTI- MORE-B.A., M.E., English, annual “Buckle your safety belt, Roger,” says Mr. Harrell, drivers education teacher.

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HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS PREPARE In order to be admitted into the North Central accreditation program, teachers were required to make exten- sive reports and evaluations of their own instructional program and of the teaching aids available to them. This self-analysis was really an opportunity for each teacher to take a good look at his division and how well it relates to the needs of the students of this community. Problems were brought out and suggestions for their cor- rection were made. In most instances solutions were put into effect. RIGHT—Mr. Brant and Mr. Lawson share a current issue of SCIENCE WORLD. Mr. Johnston uses map study as a part of Oklahoma History. TED HOWELL—B.S., agriculture; MARVIN BRANT—B.S., biology, general science, botany; JACK J0HNST0N-B5., history, civics, and geography; BOB TRAW-B.A., boys athletics; GARY LATTIMORE—B5., M.E., Senior High Principal, modern and traditional algebra; general math; ALLAN LAWSON-B.A., hand, music, and humanities; JENNINGS HAR- RELL—B.A., M.T., civics and Oklahoma history, drivers ed., guidance counselor; JAMES GODDARD—B.S., M.S.. girls’ basketball coach, assistant football coach. 14 Mrs. Humphrey demonstrates how to pin the new STRETCH AND SEW pattern onto knits.

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JUNIOR HIGH STUDENTS AND TEACHERS WELCOME THE MOVE TO NEW BUILDING Anticipation and spirits ran high among both teachers and students early this fall when the doors of the new building were actually opened to the junior high students. This new building has long been needed and is finally a reality. The old metal build- ing will be used by the grade school until further arrangements can be made. Junior high teachers, Mr. Tate, Mrs. Young, and Mr. Pratt, seem to be enjoying an amusing article. PEGGY YOUNG-B.A., 7th and 8th grade English DANNY O’DELL—BJS., Jr. High Principal, geometry. Algebra II, 7th and 8th grade math I.ARRY TATE-B.S., 7th. 8th, and 9th grade science and health, 5th and 6th grade coach DEAN PRATT-B.S., 7th and 8th grade history, social studies, and geography Mr. Pratt waits patiently as Theron Gill asks him to explain.