Roland High School - Ranger Yearbook (Roland, OK)

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Fall season creates exciting atmosphere Tm taking a blanket to the ballgame Friday night.' Fall hits the students in a whirl of ex- citement and activity. The halls are paraded with busy people rushing to get a job done. Enthusiasm bubbles con- tinuously as the entire school prepares irientally to defeat any rival. Spirit is evidenced by an occasional outburst of cheers in the hall. Fair time is fun time. The Arkansas- Oklahoma Free State Fair draws many Roland students who eventually leave with empty pockets. Fall found the gym well underway with high hopes for its being completed in time for basketball season. The new structure, largest of its kind in the coun- ty gives the students illusions of great success. 14—student life

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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.

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Below: Charlie Day and Larry Osborne, two of the Roland Jaycees, help get the bonfire off to a good start. Below Center: Harold Matlock and Sam Watts look on as Jim Kolp tries his luck at the fair. Facing Center. F'elesia Castle- berry and Cynthia Davis make name posters for the Homecoming game. Bottom: Pam Oberste leads the Pep Club in cheering the Rangers on to victory.