Gurdon High School - Gurdonian Yearbook (Gurdon, AR)

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Everyone was affected differently in the year 1981. Many felt the pain of inflation. A new president took office and changes took place on all levels of government. Each of us played a part of the story of 1981. Whether or not you” were a main character or not, depends upon how much “you” put into it. GORDON ' 0 lOOth MlNWmSARY GURDON celebrated its Centennial during the fall. RAP UP . . . RAP UP ... RAP UP .. . RAP UP . . . RAP UP . . . Gas $1.40 Gallon Gurdon’s Centennial Reagan Elected President 52 Americans Held Hostage in Iran Assassination Attempt on President 8 Opening

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In 1981, there was something tor everyone to participate in. Many entered bicycles in the parade. Others found themselves involved in unusual” circum- stances for the sake of their club. For girls, there is always the thrill of being chosen as a cheer- leader. If you think you cannot do anything, you can always be a fan. These are a very important part of each activity and every- one can be involved. A PYRAMID of cheerleaders was an added piece” to many pep rallies.

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IN THE ‘YEAR’ A SEASON OF TWIRLING is climaxed by Teresa Thomas in a special routine to Hey Look Me Over.” THE 80-81 BETA INSTALLATION helped make this year one of importance for Nancy Toland.