Elkins High School - Elk Yearbook (Elkins, AR)

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Our Goals Dianna Thompson, An aim in life is the only fortune worth finding. Marvin Goble, To keep your life all free from sorrow, don’t do today what can be put off ’til tomorrow. Allen Shumate, Men still die with their boots on--on the accelerator. Gloria Fick, I may be wrong, but wasn’t I here yesterday, Mr. Cadle? Freddie Layton, No man who is in a hurry is quite civiliz- ed. Robbie Key, The more I study the more I realize my ig- norance. John Johnson, Bussing was a lot more popular when it meant kissing instead of hauling kids around. Connie Chamberlain, Teach- ers and lessons are my only objection to school.

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Worked Hard Randall Sizemore, Women were made to be loved not understood.” Peggy Murphy, To handle yourself use your head, to handle others use vour heart. Ruth Combs, Bubbling over with laughter and fun, with never a worry for work un- done. Garry Hood, At pool he's the greatest, but just wait ?til class. Leslie Phillips, Beats me! 19

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James Smith, The shiest boy in class, but for going steady he's not last.” Debbie Holley, Being a woman is a terribly difficult task, since it consists principally in dealing with men.” Jim Combs, A strong and lusty lover. -Chaucer.” Joyce Dunnaway, Let's face it, James, if our romance was on TV Pd switch channels.” Are High Norma Layton, Knees are knees and dresses are dress- es, and never the twain shall meet.” Edwin Stout, ”1 have no time to be in a hurry.” Larry Downing, ”1 may not know what Pm talking about, but if I did I would be right.” Donald Preston, It’s much harder to keep onefs mouth closed than open.”