Rogers High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Rogers, AR)

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pi fa 11 Q' QQ! f-Sli? We Mi mh L Mi QII X RICHARD DAYLONG His seat was by a window. So he dreamed. ETHEL MAE DEAN AII things are ready if our hearts be so.' CAROL DECKER 'If I can stop one heart from break- ing, I shall not live in vain. FORREST EVANS My Face, I don't mind it, For I am behind it. LORETTA FARRAR 'Bright as the sun her eyes, And, like the sun, they fall on all alike! VERNA MAE FIELDS The greatest pleasure of life is Iove. ROY FIELDING 'Happy is the man that Findeth wisdom. EDWARD F LETCHER Life is not so short but there is always time For courtesy.'

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DOROTHY CARSON 'Her goodly eyes lyke saphyres shining bright. BUDDY COPE LIN 'Faith is believing what you know ain't so. IRENE CORRIGAN g 'ln each cheek appears a pretty dimpIe. 4 WANDA CRAIG 'She looks as clear as morning roses newly washed with dew.' MARY CREECH AlI beauty is delightful. DIXIE DANIELS Trust thyselfg every heart vibrates Y? to that iron string. 'UW BARRY DAVENPORT 'It is good to lengthen to the last a sunny mood. LEOTA DAVIS 'A woman's thought runs before I wp.. her actions. ' n-'fi 1

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JO ANN FORT Kind words can be a healing art When spoken from a gracious heart. BOBBY GARNER 'My paths are in the Fields I know. PAUL GIVENS The cheerful man's a king. CLYDE GODWIN I know a trick worth two of that. GENE GRACE 'Not bad looking. FRANCES GRAHAM 'Of all our parts, the eyes express The sweetest kind of bashfulness. SHERRYDEN GREENE 'She shall splash at a ten league canvas With brushes of comet's hair. CAROLIO GREENWOOD 'Her voice charged like a bird's There grew more of the music And less of the words.' ' 69 .f '- M g P ' Qi' ,g ,at 2 ii gf QF? Q Q ft 135 4 ' 125 ff Q ss 5, N-I' '..7 Ai 95