Fountain Lake High School - Cobra Yearbook (Hot Springs, AR)

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TO A FRIEND WE WILL NEVER FORGET SHARON DOUGAN Whether death comes to your loved one after a long and fruitful life or unexpectedly by accident, it comes with a suddenness, a shock, for which one can never wholly be prepared. We feel true sorrow when death separates us from friends. It leaves a hurt in our hearts that will never be healed, and the separation is hard to bear. So to you, Sharon Dougan, we dedicate this page because you are our friend.

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DEDICATION No yearbook is complete without a dedication. It is given to someone who is dedicated to the students of Fountain Lake as well as the school itself. Someone a Student can turn to--not only as an advisor, but also as a friend. The 1978 Cobra Staff couldn’t have chosen a person that qualifies better. Her concern in the future of her students has made her a teacher admired by both students and faculty. Because she serves as an inspiration to all of us who know her, we proudly dedicate the 1978 Cobra Yearbook to: MRS. JUNE SMEDLEY 3

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STUDENTS OF FOUNTAIN LAKE SCHOOL Probably, just now, this book means to you simply a collection of friends from whom you will get autographs, and before the year is gone, it will find itself on your shelf gathering dust. The best is yet to come; years from now you will open this book, and the meaning will he altogether different. It will bring hack the small things that make life great, perhaps a phrase a friend used in signing your annual, or perhaps an obscure little photograph with meaning to no one but you. It may be an important game, it may be a dance, it may be a special friend, but something or someone in this book will touch you years from now. I should like to take this opportunity to wish you the best of everything and may the years between then and now be happy ones for you. Irvin J. Bass Superintendent SUPERINTENDENT IRVIN J. BASS