Hot Springs High School - Old Gold Book Yearbook (Hot Springs, AR)

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In the Good Ole Summertime K ...Q l. H1-alhe-r Biwlml gvla a lu-ar hug from Daw! Glnnllln-n. 2. Dann:-lla Grisham and Bvrky Faulkner vuri- a Big Mar Altavia. 3. Shana Sluflnrsl. M4-laniv Br-.xnsn-llar and Lori Williams liurlmpping al llw Arlington, 4. Rollin Wright waits lor lhv big valrh. 5. .loy Burns. 6. Kay Wilslnl!s'xpe'ri1'nr1's anullwr luis:-ralrlv Nummvr rlay. 7. Plullis Pow-rs and moth:-r 1-al a Honolulu mark, 8. Ri1'har4lW1'lrlip1m's with Ihr' naliu-Q, H l, sy: ' 'ix .cv-:E '-iii .: . ? . Zi: 5155 M - V .. if ng. f' g-mei! ine in A-. v'

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3 Y 5 X fllnfgij' 5 , ' ! l f ff gf e 1. Lea Mullins llstl and Audrianna Gris- ham l3rdj with suilcmalrs. 2. Lea Mullins is surprised by the cams-ra on arising. 3. Lea Mullins and Mason Hayes during an afternoon lecture. 4. One of the many speakers. 5. Richard Morrow tries to avoid the Camera. 6. John ,lonz-s of Alabama and Audrianna Grisham.

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4149? S f was .t . -If 1. Karen Reed. 2. Doug Hall at the lake. 3. Annual Staff Members enjoy an exciting evening at the Arlington. 4. Students spend a day in the sun. 5. Suzy Wagers in Florida. 6. Mark Brooks and Pam Schild- gen have a picnic. Summer Vacation. A time to explore new worlds, seek out new friendships, and boldly do what no Trojan has done before. The above held true for most of the students of Hot Springs High. The many exciting places visited by the more fortunate include Scotland, Europe, Hawaii, Columbia, and McCain Mall. Those who stayed around town held down interesting jobs: all the way from McDonald's and lawn mowing to enumerating and forest rangers. No matter where they went or what they did, they could always be proud of the fact that they were a Tro- jan.