Roland High School - Ranger Yearbook (Roland, OK)

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Portraying as Mary and Joseph. Shelly Waldrop and Bruno Barber stand by the manger during their presentation of the nativity scene. Teachers Present Christmas Program What would a Christmas program be like without the help of the teachers? A disaster is probably what you would think. Or it would be a rerun of the same thing per- formed over and over again. The faculty of this school puts in a lot of hard work on each program they present. Besides teaching all the students the songs and their lines for their parts, the teachers must also make sure the costumes fit, make sure everyone knows where they should be and make sure the characters make their cue on stage on lime. The teachers at Roland have put on many great pro- grams in the past and we are sure that they will continue in the future. Mrs. Calhoun gives last minute instructions to Mario and Angela. Narrating for the sixth grade class were Sue Harrison, Michael Moore, and Kathy Marchant. The kindergarteners perform their songs for the audience. P R O G R A M ADMINISTRATION 29

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Teachers and students working hard to put on the best Christmas program ever. With sheep, shepherds, and angels, the second grade did their rendition of the nativity scene. Damon Perceful and Angela Reichert watch the festivities. Mrs. Webb works on the Christmas tree. 28 ADMINISTRATION

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c o N T. Tonda Roberts flashes a prize-winning smile to the photographer. Cynthia Johnson, Annette Collins, Tonya listen while Kelly Smith tells them a story. Some of the sixth graders sing to bring in the Christmas spirit Releford, and Michelle Shoup fc I w. M M Timara Rogers poses for the photog rapher before the program starts. 30 ADMINISTRATION