Hawkins High School - Hawk Classic Yearbook (Hawkins, TX)

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au itorium on Thursday, May Sth., 1986 in mem- ory of buzanne Denise Harrison Over one thou cl came t . san friends and visitors o pay their linal respects as the entire State watched the horrible events which followed. Suzanne, along with her two companions, Gena Turner and Brian Boone were tragically murdered while enjoying a Sunday drive around Lake Hawkins. We may never know why, but their memory will live forever in our hearts, As the sorrow touched each of us, B h ' words th ' et Erickson was able to put into e sentiments felt by the entire community. pring flowers filled the d' who 'Wlri-.1 at ff we We never would have thought That it could happen hereg To someone that we loved so much So ' precious and so dear. Itis a shocking tragedyg A horror . . . what a shame. And the worst of it's the knowi U8 That they were not to blame. Our emotions are stunned Hurt, angry, and more. , Why HER of all people, With so much to live for? She was a senior At the top of hr class, And for a sweeter person You could never ask. Her smile filled the halls Of little Hawkins Hi h. 8 The best we had to offer lt's s h o ard to say goodbye. But we have to go o n gind try to live as she would pread sunshine and laughtei To remember the good. It sure will be hard, But we'll do the best we ca n To go on with our lives But we'll ' miss you, Suzanne. r vyqh - risen Suzanne Denise Hn fig, 7

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We'll never grow old together. you and I. But our souls shalfyalway ,W Vmzilqship f elif. z.EKiwZMll'h1.'f. ' f :iw im you will forevetgihett pvqgjyof me , I ,. oh deep W h1 ?7 ,. , W' . ' V , When I lhmk OMOU , ' gl I 2 ft' il, ww' . fw 'nw'f 'f' ,, W! W ait,':..ff . .. 'lf L 'M'. li'5 -Z?.V'f'l5f7 ' ' ' 'Qui '.s- 'l' .f- ' ,eh '...,.f5'f!fw' see yourtfsageatsmilyefw V, . 2+ Smile S0 f ' . I f, ffyf, r -f eff , H ' 5... . 4 ,, 'fwfferxt f fi' and 7 me 1 H . V gat, 5 ' ne cr ' f . ' ' ' Whffrl , . t l 1 someone so wholesome anifdputefv Ml X, If I f . - V. . 1. .:f,,vf,,:,ft' it ' .'tz.gii . Vryr so cm s'ffm ' and :ml - f someone a c to give er ove in return - . 'fi' 1 in S I one little soul reaching ffffyyfemx 74555: left f V, r ' xzffi 'U , 'E' 'ii ' .ff ,:i 'if5' if and W-Mins my W . in the time ways nf l . ,. it whifh alvofs l l . V d H , .fa V it il, I a great deal more meaningful. , 4, L7 Mwpwf uf f .7 M.. . 1 not --.- , . i ,,,,, hldene lime HUTU47 , We will all remember Suzanne's bright and shining personality. Her loss is felt by each of her classmates, fellow cheerleaders and most importantly by her family. How appropriate for her dearest Aunt and friend, Eldene Lane Horne, to share her own personal parting notes written during those precious hours dedicated to Suzanne. l have known Suzanne all her short eighteen years She was alwa s a . ' y sweet and loving child, energetic and full of life. She loved people and the world God created. She was especially close to nature. l can remember throughout her l'l' h -h ' 1 e ow s e loved to care and nurture animals, how she loved to plant flowers and watch them grow. Life is what she was tuned into -M in all its aspects. She saw the beauty of life and concentrated on the positive. Suzanne was one of the mo t ll- ' ' ' s sc motivated persons I have ever known. Truly, all her life she wanted er lost sight of her goals. She did what to be the best she could beg and she nev was necessary to get the job done and never complained. But to her. school work and activities were joyous: these were building blocks toward her future, a future in which she had high hopes and great expectations. lf Suzanne could 1 , . eave one last parting message to all of you, even after her tragedy, l know this is what she would say: First. and most importantly. get your life in or- der with God: be ready to meet Him at any time. You will find your life goes more smoothly with God by your side: He will give you the strength to see you through :lil of life? trials and tribulations. Then. time is ofthe essence and what we do with this time makes all the difference. Live a quality life, Don? be a quitter or do a job halt'-way. Do even task to the serv best of your ability -- use the talents and gifts God has given you and go about your may joyouslv! Be the best you can possible be. lore your fellow man. and let God's light shine through you. I lou' you all and may God bless you forever. .. at it it