Conway High School - Wampus Cat Yearbook (Conway, AR)

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in Dear Mrs. Clayton, The yearbook staff warmly dedicates this book to you, the Littlest Roman. You may be small in stature but have a big part in our hearts. We know that we speak on be- half of the entire student body Cespecially the Latin studentslj when we say there is no other teacher more dedicated to her profession, her students, and her school. You have made Latin interesting to 200 pound halfbacks, 6 foot basketball forwards, and starry-eyed girls dreaming of Caesar and Cleopatra. The yearbook staff Wishes to thank you in behalf of the student body by making this 1968 WAMPUS CAT, your book. the Yearbook Staff 1 XX Kilim 3 ssl ff Qgw f'l ,mQ.K fi slu ,' R2xi,Q?LXf' 91735-gg H ,..t . Q5 :QF If' 117 lX3':Lbl. ?5 rI , ig-Q, Qs '-SSX 1 fs., .. Vx , ' K ,thx f 1, - - M' Jiffy, f ' 1 ,gf if ' , U1 11. rf Q I ,jf,jL', ', ' 3 ' H- , je! ai is fi ' i yi Efjfifg ' 9- 1 if , 1 ff f - ' ' , .t V I ,jimbx l f, A c 3,4 iff fm, fd f e ,L -Y Minerva, Goddess of Wisdom