Robinsdale Armstrong High School - Gyre Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Page 58 text:

$W . W -nix J. am ' , v U .r •ilk. A: 4 • Ik T s a over. From fA sp o nf we move on to bigger and better things. Even though some of our best memories are in high school, the best years are yet to come. There is only one way to capture our high school memories and that is with a yearbook. Maybe you won ' t realize that high school was important to yourself, but look at this book in ten, fifteen and twenty-five years from now and you 11 probably smile from ear to ear as you remember the Good Times we all had together. From here our future is uncertain. We look out this bright window and try to see where it might lead, but only as individuals may we see our goals. Success is only in the way we see ourselves as a winner, not as others see us. So much as we hate separating and going our Steve Harley Roess Features Editor

Page 57 text:

What The Future Holds Flipping through the 1988-1989 Gyre think of the fun we had. Now think of the year to come. Looking ahead some of us are excited about the future. The seniors get to head out into the real world. They are finally on their own: no more its telling them what to do and where to go. Seniors are ling to attend post high school education and are looking ard to meeting new people. Juniors are excited to be at the top of the school. The sophomores or scroats ' are excited to finally become upperclassmen. The freshmen are just happy to be anything, but at the bottom of the heap. We may not all be excited as we look ahead because the future can hold things that scare us. The seniors who have college ahead of them are nervous about the hard work. Some may even get homesick. Juniors think ahead to planning their future during senior year. Sophomores have heard the rumors of the nasty classes they have registered for and freshman remember that they are still lowerclassmen. The future holds exciting and scary times ahead, but we ' ll all make it. As we look ahead we are sad to leave the fun behind but excited for our future to begin. Filmii » shoot for.

Page 59 text:

..2p x.a 2, 583 pjfipstet h ? 8 9 IS 9 t Groups are an essential element in shaping one ' s 1 character. Lo ng lasting friendships are made, personal growth achieved, and significant contributions to our , 2 school as well as society as a whole evolve through J 3 CfA U groups. Armstrong consists of many groups; groups 3 35 eJ $ S 3 2 - ! ' s£ W 2 y o q fy Steve Gannon r(Gjoups Editor) (0 IU xSo s 5 HBO 3- ' : ' J KN w W T ■