Pitkin High School - Tiger Yearbook (Pitkin, LA)

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Foreword The 1970 Tiger has captured within its pages rewarding moments that were shared by the students and faculty of Pitkin High School. What seemed in the hot, latter days of August to be a long, endless year ahead has now closed its doors to remain forever a memory. For some this was a first year of initiation; for others a last year of preparation. For all it was a year of memories that will remain in the shadows of our minds to be brought forth and reminisced each time the pages of this book are opened. In the classroom as well as on the court, students met victory and defeat. As a group we huddled together to face the new oppor- tunities of tomorrow. 1969-70 was a game ... teacher... friends ... the past... hope... fear... happiness... a memory ... pointing on toward the future. Moments of playing the game . . . . . . of assemblies i aO

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Mr. Spence 1970 Tiger Dedication Because of your patience, strength, hard work, and devotion to high ideals ... Because of the long hours you spend in service to students, faculty, church, and community .,. Because of the Christian principles you live by - your sense of fairness and your capable leadership .,. Because of the extra hours of study and preparation you spend always striving to make the better best ... Because you are always there working quietly and effectively behind the scene ... Because of these and many more intangible qualities that show us you sincerely care. We, the Yearbook Staff, are proud to dedicate the 1970 Tiger to MR. JESSE JACKSON SPENCE.