Gurdon High School - Gurdonian Yearbook (Gurdon, AR)

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Three-wheelers are the newest fade for transportation in the snow. Primary School students say — “We are proud of you. to the overall State Champs. Program print-out from the new computers sometimes need to be checked for errors as this one is being checked by Debbie Whitley. To be in fashion, Clarissa Russey. wears “nickers — a popular style of pants. Opening 5

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WHAT’S £NEW TODAY? Today is a time to become in- volved in activities at school, at home and in the community. The year '82 brought changes in trans- portation; the three wheeler gained popularity especially during the snow. Video games are the “rage of the time.” Once in a life time Gur- don made the papers and TV by being the overall State Basketball Champions. Computer courses placed our curriculum far above other surrounding schools. Ever changing styles are worn in order to be fashionable. These are a few of the things that are new today. Spring Fling activities introduce Mr. Joel Sullivan to the jail. New student. Tom Parker, helps with the pulling of the bucking barrel. Pac-Man is the most popular of the new video games. 4 Opening

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Day In • •• Day Out... In the course of the school year there are events that happen daily, weekly and each semester. These include assignments, tests, folders, and report cards. Other happenings at school are just for a day. — The Spanish Club prepares and serves a meal, school day pictures come once a year, as do visiting dancers from The Nutcrackers Suite. All these and more events are part of our daily routine. Test tasting the food is one of Doug Pauli's specialties in Spanish. Finding a spot for the director's stand is only one of the tasks for Mr. Sutton and Kenneth Jester. Pantomime is used to express actions by Diane Franklin, Ron Gray, and Jerry Smith in speech. 6 Opening