Little River High School - Redskin Yearbook (Little River, KS)

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Q'-sys, of Qur Lives The lectures from the office - Qthey were fewj - and how we didn't let them get us down - The magazine sales record made by the boys - and how much fun the girls had carrying their suit- cases on the senior trip as a result - The class plays--they were hard work but so much fun. We'll always remember the good Swedish rolls and the country cider, and the trips around the 8Ym ' The girls style show at Senior Family Fun Night, the woifdgul banquets, and finally the triumphant graduation! Each of us was in a social whirl of school activi- ties. All of these memories and many more make up the full alld frO1iC. the enthusiasm and excite- ment of our highschool days. And you were there, sharing our joys and sorrows, helping us develop personality and poise, and join- ing the Redskins in THE TIME OF OUR LIVES. Compliments of LYONS BOWL Lyons, Kansas THE HUB Hutchinson Kansas 5 ii lb!

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