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Page 22 text:
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Senior Officers Jimmy Funderburk, President; Thad Bailes, Vice-President; Penny Pollacia, Secretary; Brenda Nolde, Treasurer; Darwin Davis, Sergeant at Arms; Darlene Davis, Reporter; Diane Reid, Parliamentarian.
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Dear Seniors: A great year has come to an end for the best Senior Class ever. Yes, it's over, but the memories still linger. There were good times and bad times. But no matter what happened, we wouldn't trade them for anything. There are so many thing that we've done. SENIORS '68 began to be great a long time ago. We were always on top in everything we did. Remember our homecoming floats--always in the lead in win- ning. The prom last year was one of the most memorable yet. Yes, all through the first three years there was excitement, but the memories that we would cherish the most were yet to come. The first day we turned Seniors there were mixed emotions in the minds of us all. We wanted to be Seniors, but yet we didn't want it to ever end. Remember the parties we had before school started? Were they fun! And I bet no one wore their Senior rings with more pride than we did. Then we ordered our invitations. This marked our first step toward graduation. Next came finals--boy were they something else! But, weren't they forgotten the week after. All the parties and good times were so much fun. The day came when it all ended. That was one day that none of us will ever forget. This day was May 16, 1968. Remember how we walked down the aisle that night both happy and sad—happy that we were graduating and yet sad that we would never be a part of L.H.S. anymore. Now that we are a part of a new life we look back on these days with sentimental hearts. I have asked you to look back on all those times we had in high school. I'm sure that it wasn't hard for you to do. Take your yearbook with you and treasure it for this was a great year, SENIORS '68. I hope you enjoy your section of the WAMPUS CAT as much as I enjoyed making you a part of it. May the future years always offer the best to you, for you are a class that truly deserves the best. Sincerely. Gwen Terrell Senior Editor 17
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Yesterday Is Remembrance, James Allen Allbritton Donald Ray Anglin Carlos Aquayo James Michael Atkisson Thaddeus Ferrell Bailes Shirley Jean Bailey Janie Reeder Benson Victoria Blackwell Ted Michael Bailey Harold Homer Bair Clarice and Monica are measured for caps and gowns. 19
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