Burkburnett High School - Derrick Yearbook (Burkburnett, TX)

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The This is it for the senior class. This was the year for successes and new beginnings. This was the year for strengthening friendships and lstarting new ones. This was the year to be a SENIOR. l The Class of '87 lead the school in spirit and cornradeship. During the pep rallies, the seniors won the first and last spirit sticks among others. From angels to surfers, the enior seniors always displayed their af- fection for the school at every pep rally. Seniors are cool, and we know how to party! Steve Purdie said, expressing his beliefs on dominant senior traits. Throughout the year the class of '87 joined together to promote friendship and understanding. We ' QE? gmx,15gvgm5H5.f .54 , . : - 'swf Y-ssmifrwilai-f2Q.:wQ ' j.--:.fS- J 'X vig-N V -M. ' in Considered to be lethal by some. seniors also experienced a par- ticular phenomena called senioritis. This dreaded disease was a result of four years of school. Senior pictures, announcements, ring kissing by under classmen, and the legendary senior chant all cause the student to awaken to the fact that he had become a senior. Q, -1 as gl WM,.s.t,c. .L 25 v4ssQiw5'fzIQz..siiEigg