Rogers Junior High School - Rogerette Yearbook (El Dorado, AR)

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Washington, Lisa Watkins, Marilyn Watley, Varnita Watson, Lynn Welch, Corkey Westbrook, Pam White, Alonzo White, Freddy White, Michael White, Ruther WilkinsCharolette Williams, Jason To the library? You've gotta be kiddin'. Williams Josepnine Williams, Kathy Williams, Robert Wilson, Joe Winhorn, Barbana A Not Pictured: Bricklen, Walter Cook, James Donald Culp, Ricky Dairs, Carolyn Ford, Shirley Jean Fortner, John Hampton, Larry Howard, Carlton Jeffers, Cecil Meeks, Eddie Miller, Mae Nation, Garry Don Poole, David , Smith, Barbara Spivey, Robert Stephenson, Bobbie Joe Welch, David Williams, Billy Williams, Julie

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AWe, LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT the class of 1974, in the town of El Dorado, the county of Union, and the State of Arkansas, being in as good mental condition as ever, and in much better temper than make this our last Item - We grade our will need amination usual, do hereby will and testament. give and well-known nerve, which they next year, and all the ex- questions we have been given bequeath to the Eighth during the past year. We believe that like history, an examination often repeats itself. Item - To our good friends, the Seventh grade class, we leave our patience. It will be found useful as the only means by which they can endure the Eighth grade. Item - To the young and unsophisticated Freshmen we leave a map of the school building, so that they will not get lost and for map The roam about in everybody's way, looking their classroom. We include with this our little book entitled, nHow To Tell Teachers,N a pamphlet compiled after 3 years of hard study. It contains in- formation as to which teachers can be bluffed, which are easy, which are hard l S ff'.f11' -2 if -I ' 1' Y - , p. ,ff-se-! .,,4 xg' ' . L iff' 1 fi 412 iff FQ' X' Xi ,911-A' J ' ffl, 1 . ,X .N3i' I f Lj.f Jr: -!3 Q J .flat fig? 2 ,,, - Qigg, gdew D ' Smurf ...,...-.-M-.,...aQ. K' .,-4' f . N ff? N' K 2 K-.. . ,,, ,-.,. 51 41 , 1,5 ' 'xs- ,,Q,-M . , A W1 :X V -.lmwmw ,fr is iml 1 .km X -1' W .25 E33 ig fi 1, Y: Q? ,L ae to please and those whom is is impossible to please. Item - To our dear old school building itself, we leave the peaceful quiet cause by absence and any apple cores, wads of gum, or crumpled notes we may have left about. Item - To our teachers we bequeath our valuable sense of humor, without which we should have found school life this year painful indeed and which will do much to make it endurable for them. We also leave the suggestion for making their lives easier: less difficult les- sons, not so many tests and fewer rules to be obeyed. In witness whereof, we, the Freshman clas: of 1974, have set our hand and seal this l2th day of May in the year 1974.