Roland High School - Ranger Yearbook (Roland, OK)

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These cheerleaders, Lisha Nolan. Roxana Gardner, and Toni Hill help boost school spirit by making signs with which they decorate the halls. 18—THURSDAY

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WEDNE Customizing ones vehicle is a way of expressing ones personality and a way of being different, ashions in cars are just as important as fashions in clothes. Above: Bear shows he is unique with a personalized belt. Top: These two make a cute couple in their matching T-shirts. WEDNESDAY — 17

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Hard work is a part of the newspaper! Kim Taylor works hard to finish her fashion and senior spotlight columns for the next deadline. One On a memorable Thursday at 8:30 Mrs. Bennett arrived car- rying her little satchel loaded with ring samples. One by one the excited juniors finally got to order their class rings. According to the Juniors, selections were bigger and better than ever. Facet, rainbow, white gold, or paladium were only a few of the decisions. Thursday seems to be a hectic day for everyone. There may be a few students who study for tests, but many claim to be too busy. Most Thursdays find the yearbook staff and the newspaper staff working indus- triously to get their articles completed by the deadline date. Other activities include the preparations for a Friday night’s game, hanging streamers, making posters to decorate the hall, and gathering wood for the bonfire to help boost school spirit. of Thursday’s usuals is a huge bonfire before a football game. Mrs. Bennett assists Roy Collins, a junior, in determining his ring size. Jody jones is next. THURSDAY-19