Lapel High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Lapel, IN)

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gn jk-QQI22 0175122 DENNIS MCKAY RONNIE MCKAY NORMAN SIMPSON We, the Seniors of 1965, wish to dedicate this page to three of our classmates, Dennis McKay, Norman Simpson, and Ronnie McKay. Nearly four years have passed since they were taken from our midst by a sudden and tragic accident at the beginning of their high school career. Now, in every class activity we realize they are gone. There are three vacant places that no other persons can fill. Many times we look back, remembering how their lives af- fected ours, and we imagine how our lives might be if they were with us now. Yet we must realize that God in His eternal wisdom has caused them to be immortal. If we are to see them again someday, we must live lives honoring their memory, serve a definite purpose, and maintain eternal faith. Death, be not proud, though some have called thee Mighty and dreadful, for thou are not so: . . . --John Donne

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SSMEN the pride in learning to read . . . junior class rings . . . recess . . . room mother parties . . . select- ing the class motto . . . that first date . . . grade- schoolers watching the class plays . . . junior guid- ance day . . , the grade school teachers' lounge . . the library cart . . . electing class officers . . the beginners' band . . . freshmen adjusting to the new routine . . . the accomplishment of learn ing to tell time . , . baseball contests . . . using the library for noon study . . . sophomore magazine sales . ,. ,. rhythm band . , , grade school boys dis- playing their basketball skills at half-time . , , slumber parties . . . sophomore class jackets and sweaters . . . the sixth grade newspaper . . . the satisfaction of learning to add . . . leaf collections . . first term paper . . . signing bus list . . u. n, general assembly . . . 4.. l4