Bastrop High School - Ram Yearbook (Bastrop, LA)

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PICKETT-Fair L19 .I star, wlwn only one is shining in the sky. POV'ELL4Thc world. tle.ir Irt-nc. ie a str.1r1g1eIIffIIir. PRINGLE4-XX'C h.Ix'L been fiicntlx together in Sunshine Imtl in shade. RAINXVATER-Happiness is the liiirvcst of .I quiet cyc. RAXVI.SfL'ntil I truly lovctl I w.iS .IlfWl'lC. RAY-I knew it mis love. nntl I ft-lt it was glory. REGIONS--A m.In who I5 iilwlyx in LI Stew iisu.illy goes to pot, RIEPPOND-A-A lmippy I1lL1IAI'l.1Qf.' is .I ncw hcginning of life. RI79XY'FBIfR--Nor h.iIl I timtb to low. REYNOLDS. L--Keep cool: it will he all one .1 huntlretl years heme. REYNOLDS. M --It iN htttci' not to hc than to hc unliiippy. RILFS-True to her work. lIL'l' wortlw. her fri:-ntlx. JERALD ROAN FRISO ROBFRSON CAROLYN SIZYMORE CECILIT SHAMBLIN -Us TAI .Ai -,4 AxII3I.IA GAY PICKITT JIMMY REOIONN jixrxrx' ROBIQRTSON BOBBY ROY SHARP tif F I,-ia ., ' i 2 MTI IRIiNI2 POXYIIII. DIANA VVYATT RIIPPONIJ STANLEY ROBINSON CLIFTON SHOEMAKER .ah .395 X, -.4-WX t fixup! 'I

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lin 'Q Nav 'CNW i.f ' -wana-up Ii MY QA qi. 'WK 'VN -dyx 'ew 7, 274' '7' Y 0-sv: A-anu 'f JUNE PRINGLE VERGIE RAINXVATER SHIRLEY RAXVLS CHRISTINE RAIN VAI.LE.AU RESXWEBER LARRY REYNOLDS IWARGARET REYNOLDS FRANCIS RILES JOYCE ROGERS TOMMY ROGERS BARNEY SIKES CATHERINE SIMPSON 'Gu fl :wx de- wil. ITM ROAN-None but the brave deserves the fair. ROBERSON-You've got to do your own growing. no matter how tall your grandfaithei' xv.Is. ROBERTSON-The forte of his own merit makes his way. ROBINSON-He dearly loved the lasses Oh. ROGERS, J.-Xvrinkles should merely indicate where smiles have been. ROGERS, T.-Our deeds determine us as much as we determine our deeds. SEYMORE-A beautiful and happy girl. with step as light as Summer air. SHAMBLIN-She was most beautiful to see, like a lady of a far countree. SHARP-He heard it but he heeded not. SHOEMAKER-His studies were pursued but never effectually overtaken. SIKES-I loved them from my boyhood. SIMPSON-VC'hy wish for more?