Grand Saline High School - Chief Yearbook (Grand Saline, TX)

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i To be a member of our little vorld is to know things and inderstand things that puzzle an Jutsider or are meaningless to tim. 8:10 a.m. Connie and Darlene arrive at school together, then :hey move to a group of kids talk- lng and laughing. Nothing new? Connie's ex-friends and intrigued fellow classmates understand Vlilk anyone? The milk fairy offers a :artnn to Janet Cain, Jo Haptonstall, and Brenda Lambright who ignore her because they prefer Dr. Pepper. i l tbpvq---f-0' that Connie has moved up to Darlene's crowd. 1025 a.m. Bob casually hands Kathleen a note as they meet in the hall, ls Kathleen's steady out and Bob in ? 12:35 p.m. Margaret and Doro- thy have a friendly conversation in the cafeteria. Ordinary? To their interested friends and fellow students it means they have finally forgiven each other for the terrible quarrel they had two months ago. 3:20 p.m. Albert picks up Louise after school. Not unusual? To surprised friends it means that Albert and Louise are back together after they split before he wentto college. These are just a few of the dif- ferent and exciting aspects in life that puzzles the outsider, but that we as members of that little world fully understand. Bored with English, Jo Haptonstall con- centrates on what to write next to that someone special. 6 t ,,, ll is 5 t t f , -A 5 X f 16. V J X i i C. I fy. X l Freshmen, Lawana Pearson, Debbie Gary, Friendly meetings between classes make and Darla Pendleton gather their stuff the 5-minute break seem too short for to go to their third period class. Howard Gentry, Joan Vines, Michael Akins, and Candy Clower. Life of School 1 l

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Our Lillle World: 'W 32 Q J 5.5: f N 5 . - -We-M '...a-Long ' :+- lf 3 'E D' Q -I- 1 U7 fD fD 2 mi- if Q 5 -ummm Q l Hurry home! That's what Lindsey Flay, Snugglin' is strictly forbidden in the halls. Mike Mclfarlln, and Dea Dea Looney try to but Kimlru Carroll and Shelley McCallum do as they rush to the parking lot. with their beloved Teddy lake a chance. IO Life ol School gi l -nr - E ,, li LL-V

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Excitement Mcike Up Homecoming S -l- .C .Q C D an H- o GD :N o cz E L o Bright sunlight provided sunny weather on Thursday when mem- bers of ag classes and study halls gathered wood for the traditional bonfire. That night, while students lined up for the bonfire, Mr. Gilbert pre- pared the torches by soaking them in kerosene for the excited students to carry. Then the band fired up spirit by playing the fight song as they marched, while cheerleaders, students carrying torches, and the enthusiastic crowd followed. The sun glittered from the roof of the old '64 Camaro, donated by Bud Milam as students paid their quarter to pick up a sledge ham- mer and show their aggressive spirit by putting another dent in its shiny surface. I2 Homecoming