Lovington High School - Mirror Yearbook (Lovington, IL)

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Pete Frost “No more Frosts in the morning.” Joanna Gentry Hey you guys, did I ever tell you about the time I watched Barnaby Jones?” Pat Hendrix “Ready for the weekend, to get down and party.” Brian Forbess Ronda Hodge Gary Jackson “Hey, Carolyn, have you “No comment.” thought of something to put under your Senior picture?” Sabrina Johnson “If you love him set him free. If he comes back you were meant to be. If he doesn’t, there are other fish in the sea.” John Jones “Thank God.” David Kidwell Dave” “You’re not the only one with a nickname, Joanna.” 28

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Remember When We used to order milk and crackers in kindergarten? Boys chased the girls? We had to wear shorts under our dresses? Miss Cox taught us Phonics in 2nd grade? Pam and Fred almost tied the knot? We used to have Play Day? We sang love songs to Jerry the janitor? “Mumbles” invaded Pat’s slumber party? Everyone looked forward to Chapter “9”? We went to Shelbyville in 7th grade? Our petition to get rid of the librarian? We were “Rookies” and “Meatheads”? “Birdlegs” . . . ? Our Freshman float? (boo) We were underclassman for three years? You skipped school for the first time? Scotty Clarkson wrote his CHICKEN CONSTITUTION? We had “Tonkas” and “Weebles”? Buzz became Buzz? We had a winning football season? We had the “Cut-Down” fight at the Sr. Play party? There were 15 days of school left and counting?

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Jeff Krauel ‘‘Watch out, John Travolta!” Pam Maycroft “Dumbo” Lorri McKinney “Mac Apply foot in mouth.” Amy Newberry “How do I spell relief? M-A-Y-25.” Penny Newberry “Life is too short to go through it crying, so live it up, laugh it up, and just keep on trying.” Terry Owen “Shorty” Roger Newlan “Now, Mr. Mayo, if we could only have another day out.” Bill Parr “Willie” 29