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It’s a giant step for the school and the com- munity. Warren Louderbough 'I believe the passage of the school bond issue will not only be good for the schools, but will also prove that our community is ready to move forward. Doyle Nimmo I'm proud of the students for working hard to show the need; and I’m proud of the community for voting for the bond issue. Bill Shepherd I would like to congratulate the students and facul- ty on all of the hard work they have done to help the bond issue pass. Mickey Davies 15
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IN PURSUIT OF A NEW VISION FOR DALLAS COUNTY Dallas Co. R- 1 School Board Reinforces Positive Effects After Bond Issue s Passage I am pleased that the patrons of the Dallas Co. R-l School District recognized the importance of providing a quality educational envi- ronment for their children.” Tom Darnell, Superintendent We've been a long time trying to get a bond passed for a new school. I am glad the voters finally agreed with the board that we had to pass this issue.” Keith Cully lam glad the bond passed before some students got killed by falling bricks or got burned in wooden fire traps. Harold Patterson
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No matter what the age. everyone wants to get away at some time. For some, just getting out of school at the end of the day is enough. But many, especially upperclassmen, want to get further away. Independence begins to mean more. Of course, everyone needs a different type of freedom. A job is one way to achieve more freedom. To some, graduation is the freedom they want. And then, maybe college. But some people will settle for nothing less than leaving everything familiar behind and embracing com- plete independence. Usually, this is called Senioritis, but it has no age. It is just the urgent need to be out of the public school you’ve studied in for nine years or more. IN PURSUIT OF INDEPEN - DENCE Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow, Creeps in this petty pace from day to day, To the last syllable of recorded time.” William Shakespeare 16
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