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The Class of 1988 would like to dedicate “Through Thick and Thin to our advisors, Mr. Thomas Bryden and Mr. Curtis Hose. We thank them for their support and making our years at SNBCS enjoyable and rewarding. Their support and guidance has brought the class closer together. As juniors, we learned a lot from them. As our Junior Prom approached, squabbles and disagreements surfaced. Mr. Bryden and Mr. Hose promised to resign as our advisors after the prom due to the lack of class cooperation and teamwork. We didn’t really blame them because we were difficult to handle. After the prom though, the class got together and decided to ask them back. They agreed with a little bit of egging on. As seniors, we have matured to the point of responsibility and are able to work as a class. Hopefully our senior trip to New York City will be a reward for both Mr. Bryden and Mr. Hose as well as for the seniors. Thank you Mr. Bryden and Mr. Hose for putting up with us and guiding us “through thick and thin. —Kendra Dibbell
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Through Thick and Thin I walk down these empty halls And try to imagine how it will be. When I am gone. Only memories remain Of all of the familiar people and places I see. I think of others who were before myself. All of the generations gone by. At one time, each shared the same feelings, Realized how fast time does fly. I look at these walls and wish they could talk. If only they could, history would be heard. The times are different, yet so alike. By listening, so much could be learned. I watch the days pass before my eyes; Those with so much in store. Friends share all of the happiness, Who would think to ask for more? I see, also, the times of trouble When everything appears to be wrong. We grow from the sad times And learn to be strong. I wonder what the number is Of friends lost, new ones made. These walls seem to want to answer But so harshly are forbade. I remember the smooth roads, Those you rode with a smile. Yet, the unbearable rough road Sometimes brought a tear to your eye. I grow anxious as the day grows nearer, The day for me to explore After all I’m a small town person Ready to face the world outside my door. I know the years I have spent here Have been my chance to reason. Who knows what lies ahead ... But I’ll survive ... Through Thick and Thin. Tricia Hendrix 3
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