Hope High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Hope, AR)

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School started in late August and ner- vous freshmen got their first taste of high school routine. Even before class- es began, the football team and band were getting ready to show students an exciting fall season. The fair as always drew a crowdg and special high school classes made daily trips to the grounds to look at art exhib- its, observe events in the coliseum, and eat hot dogs and hamburgers. So, when students start buying new clothes and comparing class schedules, you can be sure it's Fall - pretty soon school will be in full swing! ,ad fTop2 There's excitement in a ringside seat, evenfor the smallest members ofthe Bobcat fan club. fTop Leftj A temporary resident ofdarkroom and A-2 classroom. fLeft Centerj Bobette Sherry Crippm makes a 25-cent sales pitch for the '73 Bobcatfootball programs. KCenter1Anew class schedule makes the Hrst day fly by for Pam Compton. fBottom Leftj Every player gets at least one good hit in a game, and Curtis East gets his on the chin. fRight Centerj It's been one ofthose days for Coaches Bennett and Barnes on Bobcat Press Day. KBottom Rightj Hi- Lights staffers get a taste of the Fair. 12!13 Events

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Pep rallies get school going s School got underway with hot but lively inside and outside pep rallies. Of course, the band added that extra noise that makes the spirit climb, and classes provided bright balloons to give it more lift. Banner headlines told the news ofthe October 10 resignation of former Vice-President Spiro T. Agnew after a plea of no contest in his tax case. This fall event was a First in American history and caused widely varied expressions from shock and disbelief to gladness. Watergate and its implications and unfolding kept history and journalism classes guessing. Because hot weather lingered, those with new fall clothes had to wait for weeks and weeks to show them off. I l 'f 1' 'WAR .Qmyeg