Wagoner High School - Dog Daze Yearbook (Wagoner, OK)

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By the Time: . . . school starts its first hour, the kids are all in classy the cooks are mixing the flour, and everyone's trying to pass, . . . the first lunch is near, and the aroma comes aroundg the halls are all clear, and the bulletin is found, . . . the teacher reads aloud, the menu of the dayg the mean and hungry crowd, begins to roam and strayg . . .the menu is heard, the classroom is hushed, one million stomachs are turned, one million hearts are crushed: From the sound of her voice, and the raise of her ears, all the kids rejoice, as they hear, Hamburgers, cheeseburgers. . . A Diana Rankins gives her deceptive sales pitch to the cameraman. 10 Lunchtime RK 5 iy F .rf A Jamie Martin escapes the hum-drum school lunch menu with a personal pan. P Trey French is deciding whether or not it's worth it. we , - if , 2 if yt,

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, -yr , X fm if ni, . commiting a crime they didn't really commit. Without a car, one has to always depend on someone else who has a oar, whether family or friends. Not having a oar is hard on the Nikes because they wear out so much faster. But the hardest of all is to have a car - and then not have it anymore, for whatever reason. A car becomes a kind of friend, and when the car breaks down a person can feel downright betrayed! 6' W,.m Wvliivl 5 . ..-' Cars 9

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