Roland High School - Ranger Yearbook (Roland, OK)

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Returning from an election assembly, students east their vole for Student Council members. New term encourages new threads 7 wore all my new clothes the first week' Along with the new school term comes the excitement of seeing old friends in new threads. Way-out fashions are mixed with those that refuse to be pushed into the back of the closet. Students were amazed at the extremely long and short hairstyles brought on by the summer sun. The carefree blow cut made its debut and overshadowed the longer hairstyles. Enrolling properly is important; students select the most interesting classes and look for the easiest teachers. The biggest hassle of the first week is keeping a locker until a lock can be rented. 12—student life Following the democratic process, the students elected class officers and mem- bers of Student Council. Campaign posters and names of candidates were painted in bold letters and put on every wall. Worrying about what to wear for class pictures is a typical problem. The students want only their best side to be seen in the yearbook and by their friends. Nevertheless, no month is as exciting as the first. Although they deny it, most stu- dents can’t wait to begin a new term. A good start determines the course of the year.

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The pi aces we go, the people we meet, and the things we talk about make up our lives. They are an endless circle of faces, places, and words, which influence us and make us what we are.

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 « 4 0 J CCINN1NC TfrOCT HER JJ ♦ lT ♦ jV Below: Cynthia Davis, Donna Weaver, Barry Henson, Barhra Releford, Lisa Efurd, an l Stacy Brooks exhibit the latest trends in hairstyles. Below middle: Kandy Hall impatiently waits for the photographer to lake his class picture.