Deming High School - Devil Yearbook (Mount Olivet, KY)

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Picture Not Available Wayman Tilton David Vickers Jeff White Lee Wright Terry Snapp (absent) Mark Sutton Dwayne Thomas Randy Thomas Vickie T illet (absent) Puckered and Ready! Is Senior Year really worth looking forward to? All the work and the hardships that we put into, just waiting for that special day. All Freshmen have experienced the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat just going through our first year of high school. Succeeding in our money Projects and guiding ourselves through the year were our victories. Seeing ourselves growing away from our work and losing all the great times we had in Junior High were our defeats. But once again our hearts were lightened to look for what we have ahead of us. That special day is the day we hear ourselves called Sophomores. Thanks to Miss Meacham who guided us through our first year, we hope to have her guide us through the next three years. Sears Roebuck and Co. Compliments of 109 S. Main Street J. Thaxter Sims Cynthiana, KY Cynthiana and Mt. Olivet, KY After five steaks Mary gave her ice cream to Duane! Give me your ice cream, and I’ll let you chew gum 6th hour!!!

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F r e s h m e n 0 f 1 9 7 8 President — Mark Miller Vice President — Glenda Gifford Secretary — Teresa Duncan Treasurer — Lee Wright Reporter — Photographer — Tammy Blair Jody Beagle (absent) Tammy Blair J. D. Conley Lisa Craig Shawnna Curtis Gary Dotson Teresa Duncan Wanda Edwards Vicky Frederick Debbie French Glenda Gifford Teresa Hemmger Tony Heminger Danny Hicks Mary Ruth Hornbeck Scott Hubbard Laura Ingram Teresa Heminger Jeff King Troy King Lisa Llnvllle Troy Martin Teresa McConnell Mike McCord Mark Miller Ann Morford Linda Morgan Jennifer Pratt Roger Ritchie (absent) Mindy Sims SMITH MENS BOYS CLOTHING 45 So. Main St. Cynthiana, Ky. 41031 Compliments of DR. JAMES M. TENERY Maysville, Ky. BILLS DONUT SHOP 28 East Second St. Maysville, KY. MANLEY AUTO SALES Hilltop, US. 68 South Maysville, Ky.

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 Teachers Are People It Is sometimes difficult for a student when seated in a classroom to think of a teacher as being anything other than a teacher, or better yet as a human being. However, the person holding that grade book, and writing on the blackboard, or giving a weeks worth of assignments to do in one night does have a life outside of school. Teachers do not anxiously await Monday mornings nor do they feel disappointed on snow days. If anything, they look forward to TGIF,” Thank God it's Friday, with more enthusiasm than the students. They do not enjoy grading a “mile high stack of papers, dealing out F's”, or giving students a hard time. Teachers want, very much, for their students to succeed, and do well. Teachers do the best they know how and it’s time we appreciated their efforts.