West Memphis High School - Cotton Boll Yearbook (West Memphis, AR)

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OIR STORY lc0nI.t . . . Who euulml forget the half-starved feeling those Although we will remernlier the Red Lette-rn Clays day The l'f'W'l'tAIlt't' in the nrurnings when the scriptures were renal over tht l'.gX. Systeni by various students . minutes before lunch and. then the nracl rush to the Cafeteria . . . the jokes unml laugliter with your friends while you atc' We JS . . The coke break at 2:55 . . I6 we will also hare fond lllt'lll0I'lG'S of the every- happenings at WMHS. sz 5- if ' . f Lf 5 i g . . . Keeping the students up to date with the front hall bulletin board which was decorated each week by the sturlent eouneil members . . . e 1 L 5 t last few Nw V 2 .......,, -Ni, 2, ue ' -- f H '- 7 'K V' W' 'X 3 ' .i N,, ,:t, L, .,,-' .W H ft'-5'fsE5f 5't14' Q - seii - - wi s K IIMME n :mms 555555, r rf' ' V K fs ' 7' Z' ry',i i'.,ip2trN ' ,235 .w g-, Ja -if-i .,, .s1rrf-Milli Q?- ' -4,1 . z wi' r Q-if-,K lg-'3 V? ma iam W N Wm 'MQ Q E ri H K if W W? ,nah iii- ,Tia ,muh 49? ftlfw Aggw W Hu A wQ-wmv-0, if MQW 1.834 Qgwms wgmwsfmw M? A ,wig is A-Avis 9 ?53lB Pi., L M, VQW QQKMQFIQ in 1. f. ...... , ,fha-it.. ,Q . , ....,x ,. ,w W.. . .Q ..f. .qs .- , , , v ,nr-4 . . 5, , A... 5- 5-.-e-45:1 ' -:f..:.:f2.,-gp-,,,. 7 A ,.,ggy.f:g265: -' f ggifse eg,5,ggf, f-Q-,,1u5i,,,e,L I I n . ir ! -5 x 0 e , . -- ' s K 'e s' is '- ' '2 ' i2::E'1st112?fa-W' M y ttmeiiw fi - I: X' 'Sf Q W- f- , ::, ::m, ,. M-'I M- ' ' , es : .- ref ,, Q- ,I-it-T ,. : K LT' W f ,air '41 '5 --My-''gy5,5.'-,,Z--ff-11, ,-: if-' ., su Q L, JQLQ K' ' 'V'f:N:Wi?5, ' vii, 'f far L ' N ,,',W.-4. : - K, Q X -4- 2:1-2 -. ' M . ,, ,f - -' - S 'Pr lhe cl , -3 my N wp it A W, ,W im., gygtgskw r wr 2 Qf t, at '- - lihe lowering of the flue. the syrnlwl of our euirritry. synilmlizingr Ose of another selnml day.

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L'Our Storyu was almost over, and all of the activities for the seniors he- gan-choosing the senior play, try- outs for the parts, those long rehears- als, and stage fright on the big night. Spring finally came and with the warm weather :ame our track meets with the fans cheering them OH. Robert Murphy ready for a relay race. 'fewer Fluffy new formals, the boys in Tuxedos, our gym transformed into a Wonderland by the juniors and all the fun of the Junior- Senior prom and banquet. Finally with mixed emotions the senlors came to the biggest day of all graduation. The seniors couldnit de- cide whether it was a happy or sad occasion-at times it was both. Their part of HOU1' Story was over. Mary Kay Smith. Gary Hargrove, Jerry Sle- phens line up for graduation exercises. . V W H ,

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ii. CLASSRUOM ACTIVITIES .-...1 And then there were the more aerious things of life: the making of good study habits, preparation for college or jolrs, taking those important steps to- ward the goal . . . a good education. Our classes and teachers were the center of it all.