Blair High School - Bronc Yearbook (Blair, OK)

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Ever since man first existed, he has looked to the stars for guidance, Stars led him across barren deserts and raging seas. Stars led him to methods of measuring time and surveying land. Stars led him to the powerful principles of atomic energy . And so we BRONCS have been led by our stars. As teachers, as students, as athletes, as leaders, there were some of us who were bright, guiding North Stars. There were others who were smaller stars, further away. But we remember that every star is shining and important somewhere, to someone. We also remember that the light of a constellation reaches the earth years after it is radiated by the stars. Sometimes, a star may be lighting the earth even after it has disintegrated. With this thought in mind, we project ourselves into the future. Will we be stars? Will our light still be shining? Not knowing, still wondering, we leave for you this record asking you to turn your thoughts to 1973 and . . . LOOK TO THE STARS

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DaYowW. . . . . . the man with the ready smile, whose wit often inspires laughter from those around him. Do you know the man who controls the sev- enth grade class with mock vigilance and who is notorious for heckling his High School Math Class. If so, you know Mr. David Eckhart, the con- scientious math teacher who has taught at Blair for the last three years. It is to you, Mr. Eckhart, that we proudly dedicate the 1973 BRONC, and say thanks to you for your hard work and patience.