Rayville High School - Palmetto Yearbook (Rayville, LA)

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c . J ' i PALMETTO t TTT fU=J f mnn 5 MARTHA E. COENEN Kick ' Good nature and good sense must ever meet. T. J. COENEN Skeeter ' Everything comes to him who waits; therefore why should I worry. F. F. 0. EMMA CLACK True as a needle to a pole or as a dial to the sun. RUTH COCHRAN Rufus To love and to be loved is the greatest happiness of existence. D □ D ifflliimiiij|i«aiiMiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiii iimiiimiiiii illlllllillllllltillllinilllimi; Xy O ■■ ' ™ | i ' ™ l Page Thirty-lhrje

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, rr Jf LJ I . l r I I V } JJimiililllllliiiiiiiiLiilliLimluiimiuilllI iipiAiiiiiiiiiiiimiiniiimiiiniim WINNIE MAE BURNS Winkle They are never alone who are ac- companied with noble thoughts. ISABEL BYNUM Bell ' Knowledge is the power of love and wisdom. JOE CABUCK Beech Nut Joe I live on the sunny side of the street. A. C. CARROL Hercules ■ Gentle in his manners, strong in his performance. W. D. BYRD Duncus • ' There is nothing so easy, but it becomes most difficult when we set about it unwillingly. F. F. O. (Not in Panel.) D □ D Page Thirty-two

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,?f7= O ■iiiiii Mm ii iiMmji[|ijiii]iiiiiiiiiiiiiNiM amiiijuiniiiimi i PALM ETTO % ii tf i ii iniimiiiiiiMii ±3 5 C. B. DeMOSS Rusty O, Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou Romeo. F. F. O. HOUSTON ETIER DeWick ' A man who stands four square to all the winds that blow. F. F. O. JAMES CRAIG Crooked Peter ' On their own merits men are dumb. F. F. O. WARREN GAY Fuzzy Farmers are the upkeep of civi- lization. F. F. 0., C. D. U. n D n Paf.e Thirty-four