Foreman High School - Gator Yearbook (Foreman, AR)

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Q Steven McRae and Rebecca Green talk with Eddie Arnold, the Josten v Eddie Arnold takes Sherri Anderson's cap size. Salesman, about their rings. T5 X' HIHIKS Y 4 N ii V, r Q .Jr Q Euln French, Melauna Talley, Elizabeth Benner. and Donna Armstreet study the different choices in rings. 'fit 4 Eugene Knighten, Gina Oliver, and flerry Key examine each others rings. ' Kellye waiter, Stephanie Shoals. Norma Wright, lletra Burris. and Eric Roberts fill out their order Sheets for Senior Announcements. 1 Brenda Keeney admires her new class ring. ll

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Class Rings And Graduation Announcements Lost Two Big Steps' We reach many milestones in our lives as we travel from in- fancy to old age. Two of the most exciting for high school students are class ring ordering time and time to order gradu- ation announcements. Juniors seern to have hand and arm ailments when class rings come back. Seniors suddenly realize they have many relatives. Whatever the discovery, one cannot deny that class rings and graduation announcements are the last two big steps for high school students. D Eddie Arnold, Jostens Representative, and Mr. Hersel Lee wait for the next student to receive hisfher class ring. Q Brad McCombs and Mike Brown discuss what they should order with their Senior Invitations. 5 . P 'z 1 -. mg-.-.-L., v. 4,.-no j ' Lvl-V-5 2. ,iss-ff? ' ff iiffi rf ' 9 Eddie Arnold explains what the Seniors can order with their Invitations 9 Horace Berry and Michael Hatchett listen to Eddie Arnold as he explains the order form

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Yearbooks + g Pictures 2 Memories 'LDoes my hair look okay'? , I hope this shirt looks goodl', f'My mom's making me do thisf' Sound vaguely familiar? Many more com- ments such as these are made on Picture Day, the day'our visages are recorded for posterity and the yearbook. It may not seem like a big deal now but wait twenty years, go back through your yearbook, and then, suddenly, it is important. Maybe because a friend's ,picture brings back fond memories. l Because the yearbook covers a year's activities, it is delivered! in the fall. The last deadline is usual- ly after school is out so gra.duat'on can be included. The excitemen of a new year is combined with the memories and nostalgia of the old. Many times the staff members who produced the book have gone lon the bigger and better things. 'llhe task ahead of each new staff islto make our book the bestg ever!. l s the books are handed out the st ff members who helped put the b ok together stand around like prolud new parents, listening and hop'ng to hear Oohs and Aahs abiaut their new offspring. 9 Mark Russell and Susan Taffe sort through the Gator yearbooks before handing them out. 2 4' Nw: v Olan Mills photographers look the K'Gator yearbook over. W5 2 125 1 A Judy Baker and Carolyn Threadgill pick their L'Gator yearbooks up from Steven McRea.