Gurdon High School - Gurdonian Yearbook (Gurdon, AR)

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Establishing the image of his subject is Roger Govan. Mr. Frog's image will soon be changed by Jon Kuhn. The removing of the old sign is a task for Mr. Cox, Thomas Gulley, Andy Gibson, and Michael Benson. Opening 3

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BEGINNING WITH THE IMAGE Beginning with a new image, new styles, new coaches, a new sign, and many new students brought the year ’83 into focus. Fashions such as mini skirts and leg warmers were part of the new look. The Freshmen had to get use to the whole thing, not only the teachers but the students and the difference of the policies. This was a great adjustment. Football players have to adjust to new coaches. The coaches have to orient the players to their techniques. Among the new images, you may find a few of the old ones such as the ever- traditional bonfire and the drawings and paintings in art classes that continue. Kaylynn Ross is showing off her new image Students are introduced to the new coaches by head coach, Jim Rice, in her mini skirt. 2 Opening

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During time out the chant Talk it Over is being practiced by Coach Gore. THIS IS HOW IT’S DONE Each facet of our educational system has a special way to accomplish its purpose. Every picture tells a story of how it is done. Giving pointers during a time out, Coach Gore shows defensive plays to the team. Fund raising, a part of the band program, was led by Richard Wilson. Being at the right place at the right time and focusing in the subject kept Rex Potter, Yearbook photographer, busy. Using a tape measure is how Teresa Williams makes a blouse fit correctly. Top salesperson in Band money making project is Richard Wilson. Instructions on the use of the new copier are given by Mrs. Breedlove to Mrs. Selph. Doing things correctly is an accomplishment. 4 Opening