Ardmore High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Ardmore, OK)

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-'inn-u-neun sPEornoM ,581 . Throughout time, man has sdugrittofcapture knowledge, and through this seeking the world is feiteredr ,But to capture knowledge is also to set itffree, forto Sholieiitlnderstanding is to take a pure white ray of'.tight31thread it through a prism and let it burst forth mise'1spee:1rqrgs1of'coier. ' Ardmore Highis e prism,VtljeQ'gsiodents the tight, Ass the students enter the sc'hooEiin a streamof onebent, unebroisen and uneguided light, they begin to 'reoeivef Impressions and thoughts, and 'are directed ,iesiihough through a prism. They bend and alter 3fheir'thotights, bodies and lives and burst forth into a' spectrum' of different talents, ideas, and goals, ' ' A . r x q 1 Each student is affected differently by high sohoot :jest '8S:S8Cffl ray of iight comes through as prism 'to-beoomeone of manyyshades in the spectrum. Many are directed by academics, some by athietics. Band, chorus, 'thelmeny stubs, and of course the staff are all a part of-the prism. , 1 Bot we, the students of AHS are thefspectrum. We will color the wortd. So we must strive' to be iittievbest, the most intense, the truest light possible. the generations to come depend upon us for their next reyt',oijVi'li,ght. M Being a member of the marching band meant lots of early morning prac- tices lor the whole band, but a closer look at Kris Hignight showed a shining horn and a face to match. Maybe begin- ning the morning with music wasn't half bad. And speaking ol shining faces, Kim Coffman beamed a big Howdy during the Tiger Fleview. ninemsn,