North Harrison High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Eagleville, MO)

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Q lift ,TQ '4 X . . .from Ireland, the l Shamrock has three leaves joined on one stalk sym- X X X X f I f xx fi f if if 'Wm fl X fy! E5 Wk ,J ,I X will N bolizing unity in life. 'L'-,fafff - 7 Unity Meets Needs As the '71 school year ends, new horizons beckon. Although the journalism students who produced this SHAMROCK have finished their work, they will carry forward the ideals, skills, and helps they learned in this venture. Instructors in our school, our professional photographer, and re- presentatives from our printers have added interest to our work and encouraged the class onward toward producing a more representative yearbook. To all those who assisted, the staff owes a debt of gratitude. With their help, we have learned more about living and working with others- about the value of unity. Happiness, for us, has been recording our year.

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1 Mr. Smith, superintendent, presents Mrs, Eva Smith a plaque for outstanding teaching, Mrs. this year. Smith is retiring yo xQf l . M 5 I i 7v f?i.-.-.-.-- Ol 5 on , 1 .l, ol u 0 4 o .'g 9 I 4. . , 5' 1'.' ' 'U 0 O 'f p ,la 0 I N 0 tt. ' s . . Wu 'a .'o .O In 0 nun' .'o oo' .u 4 .u co' Q' X 0 ,' ,I 0 0 1 , .0 :P ' Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Harvey are presented a farewell gift from the faculty by Mrs. Wanda Rinehart at a tea given in Mr. Harvey's honor, S f SHAMROCKS - The school year closes for the Tplw Seniors Ronnie Richardson and Jamie McBroom march in perfect unity on graduation night. 1 l Published by the yearbook staff North Harri- son High School Eagleville, Missouri Mariann Washburn enjoys being a full-fledged mem- ber of Elsilon Beta after four years of continuous service to users of the North Harrison library. WJ?- iv af ON r B 5 'I'-I' Mr. Rod Schall, photographer for the SHAMROCK, takes the last film of the year from his camera at North Harrison.