Memphis High School - Cyclone Yearbook (Memphis, TX)

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QQWQQQWQEEQQ sasww swggegg ggwmri Sforewvrd mmm arsfwafeiaswess As graduation nears, we realize that only a small por- tion of our tree has been completed, only the roots, but with the sound anchorage that we have acquired at Memphis High School, we feel capable of developing quite a finished tree. By the fresh charm of high school life, which in the restless youth stirs exciting dreams of things to come and in later years return again and again in memories of captivating events and youthful blending of unspoiled friendships: we have attempted in a small way to leave a lasting record of our brief span of high school life, A record which will not disappear as quickly as the mental impressions which may fade away as we enter this turbulent world, A unique record of ALL this grandeur is the purpose of this Annual Staff of 1959-'60. if Q

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l I S ECRE TA RY TREASURER Brenda Duncan Priscilla Wright SPONSOR SPORTS EDITOR PHOTOGRA PHER Don Deaver Mrs, Cape SOCIETY EDITOR Ioy Baten Tomie Tucker ing 2 ART EDITOR Jan Mitchell

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edzcfzfzm Like massive trees, standing staunchly against a storm, standing quietly in the calm, the dedicatees of the 1960 Cyclone, John Howle, Don Lambert, and Bob Martin, with their 'characters towering skyward, stand out for strength and for intellect. Few have such qualities of absolute sincerity, optimism, and friendliness as these, whose friendly smiles and pleasing anecdotes give them a special place in all of our hearts. He who plants a tree does well, he who fells and saws it into planks does wellg he who makes a bench of the planks does wellg he, who, sitting on the bench, teaches a child, does better than the rest.