Gravette High School - Lions Roar Yearbook (Gravette, AR)

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15 1 l SENIOR CLASS HISTORY THE FIRST DAY or THE SCHOOL TERA 1337 THE FACES or RUTH SDDTER, SHIRLEY DAVIDSON, ou ANN Sw NDELL, KENNETH WHITED, J D HATCHER, G ALD CDWGER, 3ERTEIA HENDRI AND CAROLYN EITH ARREARED T TEACH OUR A JAS MISS LORRAINE FEATHERSTDN SOON EUGEJE KERR LN TERED ouR GLASS FROM JJNE R0 AND BONNIE NI OLS NAS IELL ENOUGH TO BE IN HER EDucATI N OUR FIRST YEAR WAS M RKEO BY EARNEST EFFORT TO LEARN, WHICH WAS SHOWN BY NEARLY EVERY MEM R OF HE DISTIN SHED LASS S OUTSIDE TEREST, MANY OF THE ATTRA VE L TTLE BEGINVER DEVELOPED HEART THROBS 4 'ERE OLDER AND ER DURING THE Y AR F HE LEARNF HAT EARNING S N EVERY NG AND S RE OF' JUR NEWLY ACQUIRED KNONLEDGE, MOST OF US SPEJT MUCH TI E STANDING R THI FOURTH, AND FIFTH YEARS VERE SPENT UNDER MRS RUBY BANKS THE MOST NOTABLE ACHIEVEAENTS OF THOSE YEARS WERE THE LEARNING OF THE PARTS OF SPEECH AND THE MULTIPLICATION TABLE JE LEARNED E IMPORTANCE OF THRIFT IN TH SIXTH GRADE NDER THE DANCE F TEACHER Q LLIAA OLCOABE, N SAV D OJR DIMES A D BOUGH WAR STAMPS R YEARS IN UNIOR IGH MERE IMPORTANT AUSE ELT HAT AE KN I EVLRY HING THE w T0 KNOW OWEVER, WE WERE GENLROUS vu H OUR KNOWLLDGE AID DILIGENTLY TAUGHT THE TEACHER EVERYTHING SHE WISHED T KNOW MRS LESLEY vONT ,W Qfll f A f T ll gf X ON I C' -38 .- I 5 L . S I. ' , , R N- . ' I cxSDN, K . 0 us .B.C.'S v I I, T - I f I G ' Sao I CH- I N I G o,, A BE T GUI G . A IN- CTI I . S ' 0 'TE R WIS E o T 38-39. ,D T L I I OT - D THI A A SULT ' ' f ' M IN THE CORNER OR HOLDING OUR NOSE IN A RING. Q YF is Ou RD, I T. . . . 0 Y V TH . . . E . U GUI o 'TI I H I DE E ' N .T Ou J H T - SE- D we F T U EY ' T ' RE AS . H J ' I T . D . C . I X F' ,X I 'X ,. ff 'YE . x X I .,A' ENE .E...,ui' J I I . A

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l 4 THE STRONGEST MEMORIES OF OUR FRESHMAN YEAR ARE OF THE INITIATION. WE WORE THE RIDICULOUS COSTUMES WITH GREAT PRIDE AND EVEN ENJOYED PU' SHING SUNFLOWER SEEDS ACROSS THE FLOOR OF THE AUDITORIUM WITH OUR NOSES. WE ENJOYED ouR SOPHOMORE YEAR VERY MUCH IN SRITE or HAvING LEARNED THAT WE DIDN'T KNOW QUITE EvERTHING THERE WAS TO KNOW, dov wAS EV' . ER WHERE IN Q6-Q7 FOR BUBBLE GUN HAD COME BACK 3 IQ? 9 FROM THE WAR. MR, PARSONS PATIENTLY ENOURED THE SOUND WHICH CLOSELY RESEMBLED THAT OF HEAVY ARTILLERY. OUR JUNIOR YEAR TOO, WAS SPENT HARRY. WE Fl' NISHED THE YEAR WITH AN ENDRHGUS ZEST FOR LIFE AND A KEEN ANTIGIPATIDN or OUR SENIOR YEAR, AS TO oUR SENIOR YEAR, wHILE IT HAS NOT BEEN So QUIET AND REAGEFUL AS SDHE, NO ONE cAN SAY HAS NOT BEEN EXCITI N FACT, THER ARE ONLY NINETEEN SENIDRS BECAUSE THE TWENTIETH wAs RCED TO JOIN THE RNY HIS SEARG ro PEACE AND QUIET AND So WE GRADUATE, THANKS T0 DONALD FLETCHER, BOB MCBEE JOAN YDUNG, JAMES RICHARDSON, RONALD AND DONALD NOEL, TROY STEPHENS, AND LUCILLE TATE wHo ENTERED DUR SCHOOL LATER, T E LARGEST A D RDSSIBLY THE LAST TO GRADUATE FROM OLD HIWASSE HIGH V .A I ' N IT NG. I E FO A IN H R . A I X954 X F 7 H N . I lx , J X ,. ff, ox 4 X I X v ' Q y ' E, L,N .....,QIi , A 5