Rappahannock High School - Rappsody Yearbook (Washington, VA)

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“We're the greatest, and we know it! Can't you tell? “Maybe I should start my test. Such a wonderful sight. The Spring of life begins with youth and the young, and it has its spiritual beginning with the old. Life is eternal and trees are as eternal as life. A tree can sym- bolize young and old. 3

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LU LL Cl. LT) LU Spring is that time of year that all students get restless and the school scene begins to jump. More after school events take place and the weather makes you want to yell, I love life. In fact, many things do become louder as the halls fill with students after every class. The loose and happy feelings of spring become evi- dent in February as people change and begin to break out of the winter boredom. Winter has wound each per- son tighter and tighter to himself, but spring is the sea- son that they vigorously unwind. The expectant waiting for summer makes life more bearable but the thought of saying good-by lies under all these feelings. Seniors will say good-by forever while underclassmen say see you later. Things will never be the same, but the spring of life always holds something in store. Let's make a deal. Eternal youth. 2 The students of RCHS never fail to show their enthusiasm — We love our PANTHERS.

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Spring (spring) vi. vt. [sprang or sprung, sprung, springing] 1 To move with a sudden jerk or bound. 2 To be resilient or elastic; to move because of resiliency or elasticity. 3 To come suddenly to the eyes, lips, mind, etc. 4 To bound or leap. 5 To burst or fly asunder. 6 To become warped. 7 To issue, as a plant or stream. 8 To re- Life (lif) n. Animate existence; the time be- tween birth and death; animation, spirit, zest; living beings in general, as plant life, insect life, human life; a biography, as, a life of Lincoln; period of usefulness, as, the life of a machine. 4 What do they have that I don't have? Such a treasured piece of jewelry.