Cheyenne High School - Bear Yearbook (Cheyenne, OK)

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LARRY BOGGES FERN FORD DALE IENCKS

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SENIOR MESSAGE Greetings' just like Christmas xt seemed that graduation time would never come and all of a sudden it s here' We are filled with mixed emotions to have reached this rmportant milestone but sad to say good by to a part of our lives that will never come again to teachers who have helped to mold our very lives and to the best and dearest friends we ll ever know our classmates and the people of our commumty who have provided us with the best opportunity possible and who have boosted us all the way as far as the road runs and the extra m1le Naturally at a time lrke this our thoughts are serious We are facing new responsibilities we ll be on our own we must grow up' There are many things that we are leaving unfinished We are rnterested in those who will ta ke our places and this we would say To the students As soon as possible realize that you are an individual Your parents and teachers will do all they can to help you but you don t need help until you have done all you can to help yourself Study The world IS cry ing for trained minds as never before Be a good crtrzen If it takes all the To the teachers We appreciate what you have meant to us True we have often been unruly and unwise but we ve had good teachers to guide us and teach us We feel that an educatron wus here for us and if we farled it was mostly our own fault We appreciate the things that you have taught us that are not found rn books That may prove more important than book learning as we face life s complicated problems To our parents We know that our greatest source of strength comes from our homes and as we graduate we d like to have our rrothers and our dads share thrs honor for we have been partners in this school business In addr tion to fumrshrng the money land that is no small matterj you have kept us always striving and trying As we say good by to dear old Cheyenne I-hgh we will leave a little of ourselves in these halls and as we Join the throng that has passed through these halls we look over our shoulders to see how those who follow in our footsteps are doing Keep the banner high Some of us will Jom the distinguished groups of doctors and professors others of us will work in frllrng stations or drive a taxi but in our hearts we ll always cherish our classmates and as the years go by and we return for a reunion we ll come back Just as boys and girls who loved a little red school house called CHEYENNE HIGH. The Semors . . , , . . A. , . . ' , time teaching citizenship, you won't get all the mathematics you'll need. ' I - . , . , .' . , . . . . , . .