Dumas High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Dumas, AR)

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I. . .2. . .Le+'sGo+oQchooI The beginning of school was quite an experience this year. Bein in a new building was not the only thing that was di ferent for us. The new rules and regulations for the year were difficult to adjust to - many of our previous privileges were suddenly aborted. Even though we were faced with many problems resulting from a change in the life we were so used to, we were finally able to adapt to a new lifestyle and enjoy the funny sit- uations that did occur. On the first day of school we were told that this was our school and we were to enjoy it. However, there were a few rules to obey. Do not walk on the grass, do not eat in parked cars. do not throw wood chips, do not sit on parked cars . . . Once we learned what not to do , it was a little easier to do what we were supposed to do. It was our period of adjustment that was our most trying time. Now we have accepted what we can and cannot do and are better able to appreciate our institution of learning. fi ' .wifi SW I -ff' ABOVE - Penny Sammuelson, Susan Kossman, and Cindy Lewellen start the year off right by paying attention. UPPER RIGHT - Students pause between classes. LOWER RIGHT - A year's hard work handed out and read in 30 min- utes. I4