Hamburg High School - Lion Yearbook (Hamburg, AR)

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Is Moving Into 1973 Hamburg High School is moving in 1973. Not only did we move into a new facility, but we are moving forward in our academic program and in our music, athletic, and other extra-curricular programs. TOP LEFT: Charles Overton assists Mrs. Phillips with lab moving chores. BELOW: Mr. Hall ponders, “Where am I going to put all this stuff? BOTTOM LEFT: Mitchel White trusts the muscles of Terry Allison and Henry Watkins as they move a huge cabinet. 11

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.. And Hamburg High RIGHT: Mr. Hall seems to be enjoying seeing Dr. Turner perform duties not usually in the line of a superintendent's work. BELOW LEFT: Mrs. Hig- ginbotham started with a clean floor; more mud came later. BELOW RIGHT: Members of the li- brary crew — Carl Robinson, Lamar Degges, Mrs. Smith, Calvin Booker, and Danny Kelley - take a break for the photographer.

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Dedication MR. CHARLES FRANKLIN There are usually several people who deserve the distinction of the yearbook dedication. The LION '73, however, selected one person who particularly stood out among the rest. He is Mr. Charles Franklin. Mr. Franklin has many fine qualities. He is patient ... to sponsor a club with a membership of over 150 boys, he would have to be. He is dedicated ... to teach five classes a day and give willingly of his time acting as football trainer, assisting with stage props, homecoming floats, and other projects, he would have to be. He is con- cerned ... to take a special interest in each student and give a pat on the back to those who need or deserve one, he would have to be. For these reasons, we are happy to dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Franklin.