Fort Scott High School - Yearbook (Fort Scott, KS)

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22 W -- 4 1 ,Z . 'ii 2555 y y Mfiweli If 55 0 559 ff ,MQW WW ff 'lThis annual is dedicated not to one senior, but to every senior who makes up this graduating class of 1958. As our Alma Mater fades into a memory, we look back upon our four years, proud of what we are, where we are, and who we are. Four years ago we were scared little freshmen who weren't sure what was around the next corner. Our high school years have truly been the real highlights of our lives. We recall among them, the Sock-Hop, during TWIRP season which we have at- tended four years, the junior-Senior Reception, our class rings, our senior trip, and last but not least, Baccalaureate, and our Graduation Day. As our paths part and each of us go our separate ways, we say a fond farewell to everything we have known and should hope to know in the past four years. We leave our places to the seniors of tomorrow and of the future, hoping they will be filled as well as the Class of 1958 has done. To our teachers, we say 'thank you because youihave helped make this day what it is. For without your endless, trying efforts, this day would not have been possible. We, as a graduating class, deeply appreciate your help and friend- ship, which will be long remembered as a part of our high school days. Thus it is that the 1957-58 Crimson-Maroon is dedicated to the Class of '58 with best wishes and a fond farewell to our wonderful high school days. :wa smgg DONATED BY ii SANDRA JONES 'W MAY 2004 ifinealaaa 'A v '-..L..b-i---M- Vigil, 5 fb.,