Buffalo High School - Bison Yearbook (Buffalo, MO)

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THE CLASS OF 1985

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GRADUATION TCme -Plies arid our years of Schooling ore oxer. ExhuHaVion courses 4brou$h our bodies OS we receive our diplomas; ye+ Q+ +bat po»n4 our Com r-klble Warid is sho-H-ered. Whispers of Old memories echo in our heads, we relive ourpasv in a mafferoPminutes TTme see ms 4o s+and 1| We -fi?ar-Puiiy elu+ch a+ -fhe, remenar fsoP 4be Childhood we have now given up. We are shocked bach into real »4u as 4he Iigh4s on our high school years dim, another l,gh+ yf adutthood Qlow5 On+he horizon otour imagination. We look into 4f e eyes oP our class mates and a si er»4+ear-Pal Is in-PareweiI to yesterday. btj.aieca Kay Another year of school had come and gone. The seniors left behind friends as they moved on in life. The intangible quality of brotherly love was felt through- out the 84-85 year as the seniors strove to make their last year in high school, the best. Graduation signaled the end of the one way of life and the start of another. Moments of happiness poured like water over the months of the year, while sadness sometimes put a shadow of gloom over their lives, but the year went on. As the days faded into the past, memories compounded in the minds of many. The Senior Ensemble sings to the audience a song of remembrance. Friendship was the major influence in a senior s life as shown throughout this page.

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