Big Sandy High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Big Sandy, TX)

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TERRY WAYNE GORMAN . . the teachers treat us like real people. 'whew PAUL GREGORY HENRY . . you've been going to high school 4 years and made it through English. I believe I've been learned a lot. JAMES KENT LINNSTAEDTER . . you know it's your last year of Mrs. Pace. DONNIE MITCHELL . . . it s Just a few more weeks to freedom. RUSTY MEADVILLE . . your mom tells you that you're one month behind on the rent. ff' to tyt 3 Sli v...t SIDNA KEENER . . . you say graduation is the last time you'll ever come back again - then you show up for the next graduation. 111 .19 i RICHARD EUGENE NORMAN . . you have succeeded in the satisfaction of knowing you have accomplished 3 years and you just have one year and four classes left.

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I J lm O it CHANDRA DENISE FOUNTAIN . . . a blue gown and white diploma misses the first person and hits you. DEBORAH G. DAVIS . . . you get a letter of acceptance from a college before you've gotten out of High School. . 'Z I NANCY ELAINE DIAL . . it comes to spending your life's only fortune and counting the days left. Vow K4wwfYow'w IOHNNIE MAE GARRETT . . . you realize the 11 years you went through to get to the twelfth grade, and you finish the last course of subjects to the best of your ability: and then you walk that aisle. CHARLES E. GARBS . . . you realize some stories the teachers might tell might not be true. 4 R' ROBERT GORDON . . your head swells until you can't fit into your graduation cap, and your fees slim your wallet until you have to wear a belt to take up the extra lag. THERESA ANN GALLO . . you're tired of school the day after it starts.

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BOBBIRlEMEN . . your future is in Coach's hands. DAVID ARTHUR OVERSTREET . . you don that cap and gown and walk across that floor with every eye in the house on you and receive that paper that tells the world you have achieved one small Cbut importanth feat. JERRY DON SASSER . . you walk out of V Mrs. Pace's class and she says, 'I think I have another we gray hair'. BEN R. SMITH . . your bones ache, your knees knock, your bank account is empty, and your mind is supposed to be full of knowledge . NINA YULANDA ROGERS . . . you realize there's a mean old world out there and in order to succeed in life you must first succeed in school. Vow Sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Vernon R. Rogers KATHRYN SUE PARRISH . . your friends start mak- ing plans for next year and you're not included. JANET LOU SHIPP . . when you come to school on Monday and wish it were Friday. Youfw