French High School - Buffalo Yearbook (Beaumont, TX)

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DEDICATION For his loyal service to French High School and its students, we take pride in dedicating our 1962 Buffalo to Mr. Archie Rogers.

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... a kaleidoscope of people and places and memories and endless bowing to big bill for indeterminable annoying superior seniors ... a kaleidoscope of colorful ingredients and characters . . . Ijits and snatches of almost memories and half forgotten names of people in home room . . . yellmg at a game or passing in the hall . . . shifting changing people who leave and come and go and people you never meet and some youll never forget even after . . . this is french high . . . perhaps a part of it only . . . things we remember and times it is hard to forget and trays in the cafeteria and sleepy films in the afternoon and dances and new records . . . new teachers in the classrooms new faces new plans new ideas suddenly old and used and ac- customed unexpectedly . . . only pieces of it only snatches tliat we remember only minutes tliat were unimportant and never the important things to hold on to and frogs in dissection pans and speeches in assembly and quiet in the library and notes from the office and Silas Marner and dirty test tubes and pep rallies and diagramming sentences and homecoming bonfires and posters in the hall and senior rings and beat nederland and late to class and christmas vacation and robert frost and tlie square of the hypoteneuse and the industrial revolution and iambic pentameter and college entrance tests and electron flow and beowulf . . . and we came here new to it all and shaped it and influenced it and it became a part of us and we a part of it . . . an ever-changing pic- ture and sound and feeling in our hearts that we never really forget . . . charlie helpinstill.

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