Evans High School - Evans Eagle Yearbook (Evans, LA)

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Too often, like Gatsby, we tend to spend so much of our lives in between time;” a foot in the past, a glance to the future. Others will say, sometimes cynically, that there are really only two good places—where we’ve been and where we're going. I would like to think that somehow your years at Evans School provided a striking moment where, in a sense, time stood still, clocks froze, past and future blended somehow, but only to heighten the bittersweet things one lives through at that time, in that place. If we, the faculty and staff, and you, our students, have touched each other, even slightly with a little sentiment and a bit of intellect and a lot of wisdom, then all our lives are ever so enriched by just having known one another. Seniors, as you leave high school, try to remember the feeling of friendship which drifts out of that sensitivie little allegory, JONATHAN LIVINGSTON SEAGULL: “But overcome space, and all we have left is Here. Overcome time, and all we have left is Now. And in the middle of Here and Now, don’t you think that we might see each other once or twice?” Congratulations to the yearbook staff and their sponsor for this outstanding publication. Principal a] • We are proud to introduce our FACULTY at EHS. Under the teachers name is the grade which he she teaches. If you will notice there is a number, then “years.” That represents how many years they have worked here at EHS. Debra Blount Kindergarten 5 Years Carol Almero 1st Grade 3 Years Gayle Cato 1st Grade 1st Year Jessica Leonard 2nd Grade 7 Years 12