Laverne High School - Tiger Roar Yearbook (Laverne, OK)

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Dedication The cafeteria won’t be the same without Mr. Kilmer’s lunchtime comments. MARCH Mrs. Kilmer and first grader Jesse Evans with Jim Terbush, first grader in 1947-48. Edith and I would like to thank the staff and spon- sor of the ’79 Tiger Roar for dedicating this annual to us and their fine efforts in recording the activi- ties of our final LHS year. We also want to thank all who have been a part of our thirty-two years at this school. There is really no way to put our feel- ings about this school and community into words. We can only say we have served with great pride as a coach, teachers, and principal. Now it will be our privilege to observe this school as it continues its proud achievements. Thanks for all the good mem- ories and God bless everyone. Everyone had to answer to Mr. Kilmer’s admit slips! The short jaunt home every noon hour. A familiar sight in an LHS day. Duke Mr. Kilmer carrying Tuesday’s chicken bones to Duke.

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The Kilmers

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To the Seniors of 79 We Are Mighty and We Are Fine, Cause We Are the Seniors of 79- The Seniors That Brought Pride to the LHS School, The Seniors That Tried to Abide by Every Set-Forth Rule. During Our Many Years at LHS, We Learned What Life Was Really About. Even Through Our Rough Times We Could Rely on Someone Here to Help Us Out. We Leave Our Many Friends That Could Never Be “Boughten, ” And We Leave So Many Memories That Will Never Be Forgotten- The Memories of Trying To Be So Mighty Yet Also to Be Fine, But More Importantly the Memories of Being a Senior of 1979. —Susan Kost