Harrison High School - Golden Goblin Yearbook (Harrison, AR)

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lcwaea Seniofw cmdafw s4f4d0t0-G64 Life for a high school student is afasci- nating series of events, emotions, hopes,dis ap- pointments, and dreams. Students of Harrison High School are not different. They experience the joys of being the younger set and resent- ment at the label of juveniles, For three irreplaceable years , they strive for top positions in the academic competition and a place of their own in the demanding high school society. For those departing in 1967, there will be many new and different experiences waiting for them in the adult world. They will discover their emotions widen with fear and awe of what is expected of them. But they will never fully change, for they will always have uplifting hope. l 59

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The men behind the scene, who keep HHS clean, are Joe Page, Tom Riddle, and Clarence Hunt. 'Mace 7044 Sewe--Eaetaddmw and Zafeteuia Staff Those serving inthe cafeteria a r e M r s . Holt, Mrs. Miller, Mr. Chester, Mrs. Wray, Mrs. Morris, a.ndMrs. Scott.

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The people who were chosen by the senior class to be their leaders -- Terry Villines, Presidentg Bill Phillips, Vice-Presidentg and Patsy Keeter, Secretary-Treasurer. Swine dangadle 4 em of ffcideaement and an SENIORS AT LAST! With the pleasant sensation of being the top men on the totem pole comes the rather frightening yet challeng- ing feeling that now we are individuals in our own right faced with the question What next ? Many of us will be continuing our education in colleges, universities, trade or business schools while others soon will be members of the armed forces or perhaps accepting jobs elsewhere. But all of us, whatever our plans, can look back over our high school days as an interlude between childhood and adult life that we hope has prepared us to meet the challenges of a fast moving world. We hope our class pf '67 will go forth with a sense of -optimism and with a realization that in our country what we are depends upon us. THE SKY'S THE LIMIT! Senior class sponsors Mrs. Raney, Coach Wilburn, Mrs. McCoy, and Mrs. Mitchell perform one of their many duties. This one measuring Paul Mathis for his cap and gown.