Roland High School - Ranger Yearbook (Roland, OK)

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BSBSS5 Our football team has become choir men by singing and raising spirits at pep rallies. What some kids will do to get away from school. Carle Releford enjoys taking her final walk in the halls to become better leaders. The band grows larger and better. The basketball girls and boys work hard to improve their skills over last year. The drill team gets in shape to please the home game audiences and will grow like everything else. The Rangers and Rangerettes will not stop here, they will grow larger and continue to strive for perfection. Reaching the point of no return will not stop the mighty crush of the Rangers it will only encourage excellence in future Rangers. These goals will contribute to the growth of Roland High. As we have watched Roland grow, others will maintain the tradition of keeping the big orange crush no. 1. We all will find new doorways in our life pointing outward. It’s reaching the door that is difficult. Looking backward doesn’t make life easier. The past should be remembered for experience and memories. The point of no return points ahead to new experiences and memories. To seniors it THEME-Page 5

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At one of our first pep rallies the cheerleaders attempt to keep our spirits high. D. Releford seems proud of our mascot. Our high school days are spent learning about ourselves and where or what we are going to do in the future. Wc learn to get everything done. Time does not stop and wait for anyone. Every- one is having different thoughts and doing different things. The football boys are working hard on all their practices and games. The cheerleaders are working on their cheers Page 4 THEME

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might mean making their last year their best. To the underclassmen, it could mean a vow to do their work to the fullest potential. For the faculty, it might mean never having the same students in theii Angie Davis takes a trial swing for the spook house. Debbie Carter gives a cheer at the bonfire. classes. To the Board members it could mean having their Last meeting to discuss school affairs along with accepting new members. For the athletes, it might mean not ever being able to correct that crucial mistake that changed the outcome of the ballgame. To the band, it could mean never again experiencing the thrill of a superior rating. To the cheerleaders, it could mean cheering our team to state all year round. P. Matlock and J.Roberts goofs off while taking a break. Page 6 THEME