Parker High School - La Reata Yearbook (Parker, AZ)

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AL WA YS HA VE A DREAM FORGET ABOUT THE DAYS WHEN IT'S BEEN CLOUDY. BUT DON'T FORGET YOUR HOURS IN THE SUN . . . FORGET ABOUT THE TIMES YOU'VE BEEN DEFEATED. BUT DON'T FORGET THE VICTORIES YOU'VE WON. FORGET ABOUT MISTAKES THAT YOU CAN'T CHANGE NOW. BUT DON'T FORGET THE LESSONS THAT YOU'VE LEARNED ... FORGET ABOUT MISFORTUNES YOU'VE ENCOUNTERED. BUT DON'T FORGET THE TIMES YOUR LUCK HAS TURNED. FORGET ABOUT THE DAYS WHEN YOU'VE BEEN LONEL Y. BUT DON’T FORGET THE FRIENDL Y SMILES YOU'VE SEEN ... FORGET ABOUT THE PLANS THAT DIDN'T SEEM TO WORK OUT RIGHT. BUT DON'T FORGET TO ALWAYS HAVE A DREAM. AMANDA BRADLEY

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DREAMS OF YESTERDAY ARE HOPES OF TOMORROW As we look back, we realize that many of the goals we’ve had throughout the years have been easily acquired. Though once thought of as impossible, which is usually the purpose of a goal, we should begin to realize that nothing is impossible. If enough will and determination are put into something, the outcome is sure to be very rewarding. Our goals start out as dreams, impossible and hard to reach, but as we grow, we find that those DREAMS OF YESTERDAY ARE HOPES OF TOMORROW. The Editor 4

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DEDICATION MRS. RUBY TUCKER The La Reata Staff proudly dedicates the 1982-1983 La Reata to Mrs. Ruby Tucker. Mrs. Tucker dedicated 20 years to Parker High School, staff, and students. We will never forget all the many services she did for the students and faculty. She found time to attend athletic events and other school activities, including cheerleader sponsor. The students could always depend on her and we hope this dedication shows our gratitude for all her patience and understanding. We wish her the best always, as she now lives in Oklahoma. We will always remember her. Sincerely. The La Reata Staff