Roland High School - Ranger Yearbook (Roland, OK)

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C. Knauls and D. Hatfield demonstrates the use of energy. B. Rowland takes a break from the fair. D. Limore and C. Wilson show their affections toward the frog S. Roberts starts with a quick step. Leigh Ann Shook, Lisa Kling, Vicki Riddle, and Cindy Wilson relax on a beautiful summer day. I heard the students singing something. The teachers tell they listen well. And they say they need working students to show the way and lead to- day. Was it the freshmen who said, “Which way? Your father, he said he needs you. Your mother, she said she loves you. Your teachers, they echo the words. “How far to the point of no return, how far?” They say the world turns so dark that you know it’s time you point the way. They say the point of return is the day you graduate. Was it the seniors who said, “Which way, which way?” We’ve reached the point of no return. If r, % . : Page 2 THF.ME

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Administration......................9 Senior Life........................37 Organizations......................75 Honors.............................95 Sports............................115 Junior Ranger Life................135 Advertising.......................165

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Jay Dyer concen- trates on his work. C. Wilson cuddles her furry friend. Today I found a message from seniors 78. In ihe halls from them to us. They wrote that when they left, they cried with fear the future was near. Now they smile and say, “The future was great in 78. The point of no return points ahead, not behind. Look ahead, face the future. Look forward to the point of no return. We can never look back on anything from this point on. All of us must go forward in life. Jeffrey Roberts supports his team with his crushmobile. Alter a hard day three o’clock looks rewarding THEME Page 3