Foreman High School - Gator Yearbook (Foreman, AR)

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Memories of the Pas A sk not what your country can do for you . . The daughters of the American Rev- olution fD.A.R.J is an organization of women directly descended from per- sons who aided in establishing Ameri- can independence. D.A.R. programs promote appreciation of the past, patriotic service in the present, and educational training for the future. It encourages the study of American his- tory and maintains relics and records of early history. Each year a senior girl is chosen from each town as a citizen of D.A.R. This year Denise Beasley was honored with the D.A.R. Good Citizen Award by the Paraclifta Chapter of the D.A.R. She was selected by the fac- ulty for her qualifications of leader- ship, dependability, service, and patriotism. Bicentennial nMinuteman T his year, Terry Altenbaumer, a senior, was chosen the school's Bicentennial Minute winner with his minute titled Tarleton's Mobility. This contest was sponsored by the Shell Oil Co. The school's winner was chosen by a committee composed of various members of the faculty who then sent the minute to the state contest to be in statewide competition. 'ig ' 5525 H ,x 6 ' Sponsored by: BOB CHANDLER FORD SALES , INC. , DeQueen, AR Daughters of American Revolution Good Citizen Award A L 1 W 'Q we t xouffw Q 2, N if 5 S, v 5 fgiifg ' ?ff'5 If r T' R iisffi ,421 f if X 1.51 31. J , ,f - V X . , N At i! gif 5 3- 'iii is T' 4 XX SXQQ-1s v f47 fi-- M ia m is it . rarity if QNX YM Z' 'QW ug wr -rgglt N X V E l Q x 6