South Hopkins High School - Memories Yearbook (Nortonville, KY)

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SHIRLEY NANCE GUIDANCE COUNSELOR VERA PITNEY ENGLISH I IV MARK RUTLEDGE PRE-ALGEBRA PART I MATH II ALEXIS SEYMORE ENGLISH I ENGLISH III ACADEMIC ENGLISH IV ACA. DUAL CREDIT MS. SLOOP SP. MATH I. II. Ill SP. SOCIAL STUDIES SP. ENGLISH II. III. IV SP. SCIENCE I PAT SPERRY U.S. HISTORY WORLD CIVILIZATION ENGLISH II KERRY STOVALL BIOLOGY I SCIENCE LEON SULLIVAN INTO. CHEMISTRY PHYSICS BIOLOGY I ACA. CHEMISTRY BIOLOGY II GAYLE TABOR PARENT ED. CHILD CARE HOME EC. I HOUSING FOODS F.H.A. CHRISTOPHER TOLLIVER BAND DIRECTOR LINDA WINSTEAD U.S. HISTORY U.S. HISTORY A.P. SUSAN WOLFORD ENGLISH II. Ill ODENIA WOODRUFF READING ENGLISH I

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I On Being A Senior — Being a Senior is one of the best feelings you will ever have because you have worked hard for twelve years and you are finally going to be out on your own doing what you want to do. Your Senior Year is a time for laughter and a time for tears, a time to have fun and a time to be serious. During the twelve years of school, you have worked hard and at times thought school was boring and not worth the trouble. Once you get out, however, it will probably be one of the dearest places to you, and you may wish that you were still there joking around and goofing off with your friends because after you graduate, many of your friends will go their separate ways. So, even though we are anxious to get out, we must learn to cherish the time we have as Seniors and remember it always. — Tim Gower