Mount Ida High School - Lion Yearbook (Mount Ida, AR)

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Will, Steve and Annette pertorm an experiment. .l Atmosphere In The Classroom A classroom can be anywhere - the hard floor of a basketball court for P. E., the soft seats of the auditorium for music, a wooded area on the edge of town for forestry, or equipment- filled rooms for chemistry. Regardless of its location, the classroom is wherever learning occurs. -ai Tenth grade girls learn how to can in Home Ec ll. Mrs. Jones gives music instruction Matt Kreuger and Tim Chambers investigate. Mr. Watkins teaches his forestry class in a natural setting

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The things we remember most vividly are often not the big events in our lives, but rather, the everyday occurrences. We remember rushing to arrive at school before the second bell, finding our own special places in the lobby, hearing Miss Green's voice resounding through the halls, scrambling to get to our lockers at break time, studying for six weeks' tests, walking to town for lunch, exchanging notes in the hall, and singing the Alma Mater at pep assemblies. The food is good and the conversation lively Carla works on her typing speed

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People We Knew Flick Bostow demonstrates his serve. Ideas are exchanged at the smokers' lounge. The people who reached out to touch us and lend a helping hand will be remembered above all - the teacher who took an interest in your special ability or talent and helped you to develop it to the fullestg the friend with whom you were cam- pusedg the person that was there through all the trying years. As we pass through life, people have the greatest effect on our lives. They influence our personalities and help us grow to become the people that we are. Of all the things put here on this earth to make us happy, surely the greatest gift of all is the gift of human beings different from our- selves. Here are a few of the people who attend MIHS l Friends share their secrets at the kindergarten playground. ..,,.f I -f ' ff ,f ' ,.,-'rf N ,,,,. M ,, - - ' .., .' , ,' 3 7 'N' 1 . -. -,. , , , ,Wy .ww W 1, QW' . N e .l Eibr ., -a f ,ln ,,M,.m,:w uv- '+ ' , .lt - . . rms-M 5. Gwqwt--,, ' l- m y is-.1 lfltiitti 1 wizvgy 'Y 'm mmf' ' ' -M1 6 A'-r i'- W Wfzltct-lfvfifgi.. ml:tlqt l1f' -NE?'f':f -N 'Wy A ,, . . N-. w M ..Wl.,lWw lf :ol ,ml-.N .fl - N N A .NNW 'lm if f ' ,lc-'melt-luv .Ma-Wi' w . f A new school year finds seventh graders enrolling. Lisa and Wendi hurry back from lunch at town.