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

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Through Thick and Thin A friend is someone who walks in when the whole world walks out. They laugh when you laugh, cry when you cry, and stand by you through thick and thin. Kelli Qualls, a senior, looked for fun, craziness, and understanding in a friend. Penny Koller, a seventh grade student, said that Gina DeArmon was her very best friend. They had been close companions for about four years. They both played bas- ketball and were very active in school. Pen- ny looked for truthfulness in a friend. Most people agreed that dependability, loyalty, and honesty were the three main charac- teristics that should be considered. As we grew older our friends often changed. Many times our best friend in kindergarten was not our best friend in twelfth grade. Some found that the little boy or girl they disliked so intensely in ear- lier years, became a very special person lat- er on. Melissa Howard, sixth grade, discov- ered that her friends differed through the years. She found herself drawing closer to those with similar goals and interests. Each year she gained more friends. She and her friends enjoyed going to the mall, talking about guys, and just goofing off. When asked the best thing about her friends she lust hangin' around. These fourth graders enjoy hanging around with their friends during spare time. Seniors and lovin' it! Jeannie Rigsby, Shon DeArmon, and Karen Herrick spend an exciting moment together. . ,gpf Sid- , 6 Student Life stated, They are very understand- ing and they support the decisions that I make. We chose friends for many dif- ferent reasons. Usually friends had similar interests, social back- grounds, and values. Tightly knitted friendships called cliques formed. Cliques often had the same hair- styles, clothing, and catch phrases. Some of our most meaningful friendships were made during the school years. Many of you who shared important moments during ,Q hy 'Q57 school years may continue to strengthen these relationships throughout your adult years. Time passed quickly but memories made will linger forever. Copy and dc-sign by Angy Richardson Home-work's a blast! Lisa Smith, Tanya l.ipp, Tan my Vaughn. and Lee VVarringlon flash friend smiles. Havin' a ball! Memories during the senior year a cherished forever. INN ,,..w 'x 4-,av-N , W 'J Xi ha I Z A F