Ramsay High School - Rams Horn Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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Portrayed In this, the 1965 RAM'S HORN, is the life of Rams3y High School. The experience must be personal, must be wrapped up in the you and the me. The specific scenes and faces and events are only representative of scenes, faces and events that you or I might remember; the expressions and experiences have only a personal meaning . . . your meaning or my meaning. A high school is a small world of students whose lives center about the building: a world within a world. We live it ... we love it. Enveloped within it is a world of memories . . . disappointments and failures . . . moments of achievement . . . the search, the questions ... the knowledge, the answers. It is fitted with countless daily occurrences. It is a world in which sorrow and success can follow each other in the space of an hour--from lingering doubt, following a tough test--to anticipation of a big week-end. The numerous moments of experience are evolved with this place we call . . .

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Table of Contents Administration and Faculty 16 7} There is a loftier ambition than merely to stand high in the world. It is to stoop down and lift mankind a little higher. Henry Van Pyke. educator 1852-1933 Seniors and Underclassmen 26 7 The past cannot be changed, the future is still in your power. ” Hugh White Activities 72 TV Activity is the only road to knowledge. George Bernard Shaw £ Organizations 94 7 The noblest question in the world is What good may I do in it? ' Benjamin Franklin f Sports 118 Faster, Higher. Stronger Olympic Slogan Patrons 149 7? No person will have occasion to complain of the want of time who never loses any. Thomas Jefferson 2

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But, as I said, this world is a building . . .