Greensboro High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Greensboro, FL)

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Mrs. Toole, It’s hard to decide where to begin. I guess it started back in seventh grade. We came to this school as toddlers and thru the years you have watched us change and •N' grow into young adults. Our first class under your careful instruction was in ninth grade. We never knew one finger typing could be so hard! By the next year, we were all souding-off Sophomores, but at least we knew more about typing. The year passed rapidly and in our Junior year you really helped us, not only in your class but with the many problems we faced from day to day. You even taught some of us twice and did we profit from that! Finally, we made it to our Senior year r j and here we are again. By this year, we’ve learned to value life. You’ve taught us to be patient, understanding, and most of all, you’ve given us something not many others have, the love and caring that comes with teaching. You’ve gained a perma- 2

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nent spot in our hearts and with that we can cherish our final year in school. Mrs. Toole, we thank you for everything you’ve done for us, even the little things mean so much. Like the times we’ve shared talking about our minor problems to the great subject of love, and all the discussions of our Senior activities. Remember, the dances, volleyball and basketball games, bake sales, our famous talent shows, and let’s not forget our super Junior-Senior Prom. We hate to leave you, but don’t look at it as an end but rather, as a beginning, a beginning of a new life for each of us as we each go our seperate ways. May you always remember us and cherish those moments, for, Mrs. Toole, the 1981-82 edition of THE BULLDOG is dedicated to you! Love, The Senior Class of ’82 3