Fort Worth Country Day School - Flight Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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Robert Elliott Barbour 4304 Baby Root. . . varsity basketball . . . only Afro in CDS . . . G'Hey, Bobfl a'Hey, Illilllfl. . . long legs . . . Htlome on, Bob, get the reboundlw. . . one of the few seniors who uses his locker in the gym . . . never comes into the Lounge . . . quiet . . . Soul Brother . . . 6'Say, those are mighty mean stompsf, . . . one of the first to be accepted at college -- Tulane . . . Nlley, Bubbaf, . . . 'ilkly ant lions will conquer the worldf, . . . only basketball player with black tennis shoes . . . Holland Hall trip -- Hlley, Bob, whatas in your coat?w . . . all-conference TISC basketball honorable mention . . . Wake up, Mr. Barbourlw . . . c'Don7t jive mef, . . . uSay, lVlagic.M. . . hatchet man for the basketball team -- always in foul trouble . . . HNo track for me, man. . . . frequent doctor appointments . . . Dish, dishll' . . . avid Klan fan . . . I gotta talk to my brothersf, . . .Wild Man . . . I can dig it.,'. . . CDS's First.

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Marianne Minton .. l Big Red M . . . Handy . . . uBut Mr. Channell, l've only skipped l'.E. lour limes this weekfi. . . Brownwood . . . always wears an jumper with a pocket . . . I can7tg1'm grouridedf. . . Bernie Park . . . NHow nnstylw . . . evil sniekers . . . Biology seholar? . . . Fd rather be dead than red on the headf, . . . green mustang . . . driving around hy lleights . . . 'cBl1llxlilI'lill1Ill', l like frizzy lniirlv. . . Doritos and hot sauce . . . '6lVly mice just arcnat getting alongla' . . . studying at lCve's . . . Carrot Topw. . . Clee Cluh eanip . . . ulllustlm. . . doesn'l let things get her down . . . '41 wanta go be an evil woman tonightfa . . . fat ankles? . . . MM . . . 'gllhen l run away, ean l Come to your housefw. . . Boogcrsl7' . . . ruthless fighter . . . making cookies and decorating the lounge for lihristmas . . . ezii'e-free and easy-going, but serious when it counts . . . initiator of crazy ideas.