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

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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

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:IFJ ? TH S, OUR NI L NE THE SENIORS OF THE HEWASSE HIGH SCHOOL, REALEZFNG THAT WE ARE SOON TO PASS THROUGH THE PORTALS INTO THE LAND OF TOMORROW MAKE HEREBY THIS OUR AST w-LL AND TESTAMENT, BELIEvINC IT TO BE THE BEST LAST wILL AND TESTAMENT EVER YET DEVISED BY ANY SENIOR CLASS I VE LEAVE AND BEQUEATH UNTO THE FACULTY OUR GREAT 'NTELL CENCE FROM EXPER'ENCE WE KNOW THEY LL NEED IT FOR I S A HARD TASK TO INSTRU THE STUDENT BODY OF THE HIWASSE HIGH SCHOOL 2 -BEIIEVINC THAT WE ARE THE SMARTEST AND THE BEST LOOKINC SENIORS EVER TO FNHABIT THE HIGH SCHOOI WE LEAvE OUR PICTURE TO REMIND OTHER CLASSES wHo COMF AFTER US OF THEIR ILLUSTRIOUS FOREBEARS 3 'OUR FOOTSTEPS IN THE SANDS OF TIME WE LEAVETU SERVE AS EXAMPLES OF THE WAY IN WHECH OTHER STU GENTS SHOULD WALK 4 T0 THE FRESHMAN CLASS OF NEXT YEAR WE LEAVE OUR W'SH FOR STRENGTH TO STAND UP UNDER THE STR AIN OF ENTERVNG HUGH SCHOOL, OUR ABILITY WHEN WE WERF FRESHMEN TO QUICKLY ADJUST OURSELVES TO CH MEN SUCH BR LLIANCE AS SOON ATTRACTED THE TENTUON OF ALI N HIGH SCHOOL SOMETIMES TO OUR GREAT EMBARRASSMENT 5 To THE WEAK AND STRUGGLING SORHOMORES wELEAvE OUR GRADES ALSO THE BEST YEAR OF OUR LIVES -Now A HECT C MEMORYQWE REQUEST THAT THEY LOOK UP OUR RECORD WHEN WE WERE JUN ORS AND THEY WILL FIND A MODEI RECORD TO FOLLOW WHILE THEY ARE UUNIORS 6 O THE UUNIORS WE LEAVE OUR CAPS AND COWNS IN ORDER THAT THEY MAY BE PROPERLY ROBED AT THEIR COMMENCEMENT NE LEAVE THESE ROSES BELIEVINC THAT THE JUN ORS wILL BE WELL ENOUGH VERSED INCDRRECT SOC AL USAGE TO Krow How TO WEAR THEM AT COMMEN CEMENT I QT 1 I .L A 9 - I 'i is wi ,, ,T I CT ,f '- ' - 9 tlII!!!', ' 4 . 0 Y Xe' . . - ANGiNG CONDITIONS:-f-AND OUR BRQLLIANCE AS FRESH- I , 3 'R ' AT- -LT , I J . . ,A Y ', ff 'K X f 'XXX M . ,L I S- fri, ' A Y V A