Burkburnett High School - Derrick Yearbook (Burkburnett, TX)

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4 ‘e : ¥ ; ' SPONSOR: CO-EDITORS MRS, ZELL SCHMIDT WANDA GORHAM JOAN SKOWRONSKI Foreword Probably nowhere is the changing cycle of days and seasons felt more than in a high school, Each cycle brings new faces, new personalities, new experiences, new challenges, and new accomplishments, But when one is caught up in this busy cycle, the passing of time goes unnoticed, Exciting yells for the football team fade and blend into the solemn strains of ‘Pomp and Circumstance” before we realize it. To record and to preserve these days is the purpose of this Derrick, We have tried to arrange these days in th e sequence in which they occurred that they may live again for you upon these pages. , L whim? 7, eth sfobrriL”

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Thirty-fifth President of the United States November 22, 1963, seemed to be a typical school Friday until the somber news came over the radio that the President of the United States was dead. John Fitzgerald Kennedy was President for only two years and ten months, Yet in that time he earned the respect and admiration of the entire world. He was a President and a man that the United States could be proud of, Because he gave this country so many beautiful, youthful ideals to live by; because we feel his tragic loss so personally, the Derrick Staff would like to dedicate the 1964 Derrick in memoriam to President John F, Kennedy, who challenged the world with his words, ‘‘. . . Ask not what your country can do for you; ask what you can do for your country.”