Sullivan East High School - Patriot Yearbook (Bluff City, TN)

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. . . and we realize that the time has gone and we never even knew it was passing In years to come, when we pull this annual from the dusty closet of yest- eryear, will we sit back and laugh over these things we have done and at these pictures of ourselves? It is a rather strange thought that someday Kung Fu will be considered an oldie. The Way We W ere and American Graffiti will be old flicks and proba- bly shown on the tube along with reruns of The Waltons. John Boy will no longer be young. It is all of us that make possible the events and hap- penings of this year. Next year it will be different; for there will be new faces replacing the old ones. 14

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A plan fouled up, an exam failed mis- erably, a fight with a boy friend — anything less than total success can be a frustrating experience. It is small consolation to know the feeling is shared with 950 others. But we all have our common problems. The frantic feeling of an assignment not done, the 5 a.m. term paper, the heated arguments over nothing. We hang in there, and finally it all works out. 13

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AH of this has been our time, our generation, our youth. And another year of it has gone by. Such a time will never end; all of the lessons we have learned, the people we have grown to love — knowledge has been gained from all of these. This year, 1975, has ended. But we continue on, carrying within us all that we have gained from this, such a memo- rable year. Page 14: (Above left) Grand Ole Opry? (Above right) Two’s company, three’s a crowd. (Center left) What’s so interesting, Becky? (Center right) I’d never ' have believed it if I hadn t seen it. (Below) Let s see, three times five is . . .’’ Page 15: (Above left) Now, where did I put it?’’ (Above right) I just lost my shoe and I can t do a thing without it. (Lower left) Oh, no, she’s spotted me!’’ (Lower right) What do you mean — it was a false start?’’ 15