Gurdon High School - Gurdonian Yearbook (Gurdon, AR)

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As students advance in school, they prove to themselves and others they have achieved and can achieve. Out of a student body of over 350, 78 graduated. Part of these took time to think, proved themselves, and were recog- nized and rewarded for their hard work. it CL tfo Mivnce, ol pow i AT THE BURNING OF THE WOLF, the crowd grows with spirit as Becky Edds wonders what is going on. tune STATE SAFETY regulations require school bus drills. DESCENDING the escalator. Press Convention delegates anticipate hearing Main Squeeze perform. Division Page — Growing Proof 19

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WORKING out on the weight machine, Greg Harper wonders if he can make the next lift. Keeping the bus clean is a regular job for Jeff Wingfield. 18 Division Page — Growing h.

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CD O £ w CO SENIORS Inflation creates money problem for Seniors. No one was an exception; prices rose in many areas, from cars to cokes. Preparation for post-high school edu- cation by taking tests was also on the agenda. Tests before Christmas holidays a first. Graduation postponed eight days due to bad weather. Senior play presented in record time. Seniors melted in caps and gowns at 93° and above. Senior girls walk away with honors at Clark County Junior Miss Pageant. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS WERE: President, Peggy Trout; Vice-President, Joey Smith; Secretary, Laurie Nelson; Treasurer, Janet Purifoy; and Representatives, Todd Ross and Lisa Sandidge. 20 Seniors