Crittenden County High School - Rockette Yearbook (Marion, KY)

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It has been said that into every life a little rain must fall, but as a stu- dent. the troubles seem to come as tropical rains. It does not fail that on the day your research paper is due you have three tests, ten homework exercises, fifty algebra problems, ten chemistry exercises, seven letters to type, and you arc a week behind on your warm-ups in typing. The real problem is that the day before you had an FBLA officers’ meeting after school and basketball practice last night. You then discover that the pro- gram you had lined out for the FHA Regional Meeting is incomplete and since you will be there Thursday, you will fail to receive your evaluation sheet. This just sets your plans back by one day. But — Life’s not all bad! You still have tomorrow to look forward to — Tomorrow! Tomorrow! 1 luv ya - Tomorrow! You’re always a day away. Student Life 15

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 The Hassles of Student Life 1. Russ Davidson keeps a careful watch on im- portant happenings in the office. 2. Coach Bargo and the Rockets plan their defensive line 3. Owen Threikeid pays his “necessary” parking fee to Coach Bargo and Beth Hoover. 4. Hank Mills and Shari Smiley show their delight at eating lunch in the cafeteria. 5. Tina Driskill and Sheila Glore are shocked at the price of parking fees. 6. Lisa Boyd and Teresa Brantley practice their gymnastics for the football games. 14 Student Life

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Beginnings and Endings While a new school year represents a new beginning for some, for others it is the end of twelve long, hard years of work. Though the ten long months from August till May seem to be an eternity, the pressures and hectic activities seem to help the year slip away. Friendships that have been building eleven years will begin to fade away to be renewed nevermore. Close ties which have developed will soon turn to weekday letters and week-end phone calls. Relationships arc permanently united or ter- minated forever. But because of books like the ROCKETTE we have memories to cherish forever. I. Audra Parrish discovers lhal homeroom is sometimes more boring than it seems. 2. As the school year begins we once again find times to congregate in the halls. 3. Mrs. Swin- ny is always helpful as she instructs her homeroom students about the rituals of begin- ning school. 16 Student Life