Orme School - Hoofprints Yearbook (Mayer, AZ)

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Ormeland! . . . Kettlebail 5 and 6 . . . Terr Berr, Lizz and Abby . . . YAHOO! . . . buffalo dance where did our love go'7 . . . let's have a rodeo! . . . Sandra . . . Might as well . . . Marcus Welby M.D. . . . the doctor is in Babs river trip '78 . . . Francie Food, Ronnie Rapids and Lucinda Lipsavers . . . Quantalamera . . . Bernard . the spy who loved me aboriginal children . . . your face is in the fire Terri Lynn . . Kettlebail 1 and 2 - esrie, Jen-n-me Once upon a LizBeth and Francie . . . the gravel pit . . . space cowboys . . . Buffy and Benjy . . . King Tut . . . feathers here there and everywhere . . .catwalk Fear is in your Head Only in your Head So forget your Head And you'lI be free Rose-Williams Cass-Love You . . . How many make it for six . . . Good Riddance! Guess what?? . . . pinn- WOT I-41:02:40-n

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K I M D A . V I S When you look over your shoulder And you see the life that you've left behind When you think it over do you ever wonder? What it is that holds your life so close to mine . . Jackson Browne l've been lately thinkin'- about my life's time All the things l've done and how its been. And I can't help believin' in my own mind l know l'm gonna hate to see it end. John Denver Photographs 8 Memories. . . What . . .What'??!! . . .You have five seconds to answer. . .uh . . .uh uh Madge. . . The Shaw . . . Margarine you remind me of my Aunt Maralyn . . . The happiest times we ever spend are those we spend with our friends. m-Qmbi CDXO-U

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T E R R E L L G A R R E T T Dingbat and Terry . . . Booby and Cass . . . Lump and his brother . . . Bronc and Benji . . . Poor Hoss . . . Bob, When ya gonna get hung? . . . Hoss, you are the only header in the country whose heeler ropes, shows, and jumps fences . . . See ya later Gary and Darla, and thank you for everything . . . Tally ho, and always remember: . . . but cowboys stay in the saddle just a little bit longer. jD.A. Coej As one of the members of the Orme Family, I really like Orme, and Orme-life, for it's highly organized and educative. It is a place where students are trained for tomorrow's society, and for their future life, as a school should be. But with all its goodness and greatness, it can't be as my own family, who I miss very much. I'm sure that I would enjoy my life at Orme a lot more if I had them near me. But anyway, I hope success, development and progress for the Orme School and its faculty and staff and the people who will come to Orme after us, to teach or to be taught. , D -- rv , ' ' - 4 I no f Il 9 ' W f ff'- , 'L,-1f,J-lff?JfSf T'Q i :'L-130-g, 'L.ll-Jffo-f'U,Mf Cf'Ld7flf GMU' ' CAjw,2!T'QJJJqI,L,, 'C.,.:,-2-:!o5f-1l!,Jt'g:f:1j,.q K I!!! J Q Liar -Zmmmblm Zbrmbp