Ardmore High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Ardmore, OK)

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Senior - i- - Huy hack in 'thirty in ,-lrdmorc city, A' class was hornq it was a pity. From thc north, the south, thc mst. and the west. To form this class they gathered tht' hast. Through twelve long 'yours of zvorh and strife, This wonderful class has fought for life. 'Tis true she was small. hut she was stout, As the strength the rmerlnl moved fn from without. ln Sffllftilllff of 'igo loohmg lunch cut' src. fin infant class that was you ann' mv. Om' olicnirzg yezzrs found HO0Uer',s hrzrltl Controlling thc works, and ruling the ltmd. But 'tu'11.sn't long 'till thirty-tawo. Brought if 17. R. and thc eagle hluc. His'tor'iui1.s say 'twas a your to zlclfy The hurying snmls. as time flies hy. But in that 'yarn' zu' were small and dumhg U'e thought of the jirescnt-not timrr to tome. xlt last 'thirtny-two LYINH' to tm ond, So to tht' third zu' dnl tzstcnzl, ln thru months of AI4?71?iH'f :vc grfu' fl tan. lint .3'.ff!1tcmht'r found its more mom: thtm man. xlnothci' rycrzr, and tmothw- gmzlt' hchmd, Our class was growing in riumhcrs and mind. Through tht fourth and into the summer, Uve la-r1rm'd to read, all hut the Clll7Hllt'?'. Tift- ncxt 'war' to zfft- fifth wc zutvtt. :ind there in our words we left quite a print. But .ZZUf1.YVlvl long tis the ytvzrs went hy, Thtit soon ZUL' found our class in IIIHIIIP' High, Ht1r':',s :willy the plan' :uhcrc our floss xmas hnozvrig HVIJK77 zur' first mot that .X'L'11tz'w7ho1' morn. lt was ti day we should have marked in ard, fls ive stood and gfzzvd .rt the 'years ahmfl. The end of tht- sc':,'t'n1h found us strong and gay, tvwer will we forgut thu! closing day. U'hen tht' only llzI27l!2L'7' to our' rising thrills. Uvas thc loss of our Ilflilllfhll, .1121 Srlls. Uh, how wt' longed that .Yl!Yl177lL'?'f7I Quant' lint ,S'C'l1fL 7ZbL'?' still mme with All its jiizzrl. There, in Ihr: eighth. :uc gI1lI7Ci'L'!lill7iif f.1ll. flrtd mul our new In-zncilml, ,Ury Hull. Ht' :ms If hrml man. :uc meal to mv. Hut ht' twilight ns to zvorl' as :t-all As to plttyq flml it z4'.zsf1'! long fmtil his glflllliig' html! I , 'vu .-M1

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I'- llaeiiiories . . . Led us through the year into promised land, 1t's true our Eden was for only a year, Then tirne moved on and they shipped us here. From the top to the bottom, Oh, what a fate! Hlefll never forget that horrid date. In lunior High we were the tops, Now the juniors and seniors made us looh like flops. Still we lived that year, l know not how, For we finished each day with a fevered brow. Then our marvelous class, to start off right, Chose Peggy as queen in a long, hard fight. Another two of our Soph sensations Were Slack and Iachson with their orations. The juniors and seniors began to take fear, As our class grew stronger along with each year. Colleen Massad, our class president, then, Made us fight like the devil, though we didn't win. lvext we were juniors with lots more fung Oh, how we made those seniors rung VVe won everything there was to take, Gosh, how we made those sophomores achel Ive won the cup two times in one year, And we raised the roof with our victory cheer. Peggy and Iirnmy with their orations hold Brought home the medals, both silver ana' gold. ln the all-school play we made ugrand slamsf' Vile surely outshone those senior Hlrarnsf' But time passed on, as it always willg Then we were seniors, oh gosh, what a thrilll lvext Sefiternher came and we hreathed a sigh, For this was our last year in ,-Irdrnore Higly. Ive faced the future with no thought of fearg Ive chose lim rnie Duke to lead us that year. Uie had ruled the school as a junior feati Now it seemed again we had rhe high seat. On the oale, on the mat, and the football field, Our seniors fought, never willing to yield. Ive considered ourselves on every hand lfls the hest senior class throughout the land. Pessimists and sheptics have we none, Ive know how to worh along with our fun. Now, as the time draws near for our sad departing, Lots of us wish we were hach just starting. Though the years are many, they'll never sever The ties that hind this great class forever. ' DONALD XNHITIE. lm ..s4awi.f's it-1