Doss High School - Myth Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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etween the Page Mr. Shephard awards player of the week to David S Eric. Kim and LaDonna present awards. It provides an incentive for us to go beyond what is basic and to give an extra effort in whatever we are doing. Not only do we have our share of outstanding individual perfor- mances, we have just as many people working hard in the background. These are the ideas that should stay with us through all of our lives. The time we spend away from school also affects our lives at least as much as the time we spend at school. Our families and homes give an escape from the pressures at school. They also give us more special moments that stay with us. The friends that we've made at school stay with us after the bell rings and sometimes all through life. Those memories of the times you and your friends spend at the park and the times you all went for a ride in Dad's car may not seem all that important when you first look back at them, but later you'lI be grateful that you have those good times to reflect upon. lt would be impossible for us to capture all of this in a year- book, but what is included should act as a reminder of they memories of the past year. What we've created are MEM- ORIES PRESSED BETWEEN THE' PAGES. Opiellllanfe-

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Memorie Press Memories . . .'they're always with us and the really special thing is that all of us have our own unique memories. These memories in part make us the way we are. Both the good times and the bad times are there for us to look back on. It's always more fun to focus on the good times though. Re- member the friends, the excit- ing games, and the good teach- ers? It's these moments that most of us want to keep with us. They're what helps us get through the rough times in life. When you feel depressed, think of the jokes with your friends in the hallways and the times you had with that one special friend. The laughter that had echoed down the hall returns and suddenly you don't feel quite so bad. Doss and the peo- ple involved with it provide us with a great deal of memories. Who doesn't remember his first day of school and the confusion that followed it? The sports and activities that let us par- ticipate and show our pride in Doss all remain important to us. School spirit and pride are things that separate us from many other schools. We have this extra advantage and it gives us the opportunity to do more in school than just get a basic education. 8-Opening Let me see you get downl A new addition to Doss: THE DRAGON The drill team enjoyed performing at the homecoming pep rally.

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