Memphis High School - Memphian Yearbook (Memphis, MI)

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Reflections On Endings The Senior Class of 1980 leaves Memphis High School full of excite- ment and anticipation of the future. At the same time they feel a twinge of nostalgia and cast a wistful glance back at the scene of many personal and academic victories and defeats. The football games and dances, the tests and true loves of high school are left behind as they enter the competitive worlds of work or college. But they won ' t be forgot- ten. They are filed away until they are recalled for a smile or a groan. The past years together helped shape each class member and many of the friendships and good times will carry on. They leave what has become a family — bound together not by flesh and blood but by hours spent learning, laughing and crying with one another. After four years as one, the sen- iors prepare to leave the familiarity and shelter of MHS for the uncer- tainty and challenge of the future as separate and capable persons. 134

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