Rich Valley High School - Lasso Yearbook (Saltville, VA)

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Behind the curtain ' s mystic fold the flowing future lies unrolled. Bret Harte. We, the class of fifty, have spent four years amid these halls in search of knowledge, a way of life, and a better adjustment. We deem it a privilege and an oppor¬ tunity not grasped by every student who enters the folds of this institution. As we move on to the last scene of our performance, we realize that graduation day is close at hand. We stop to reminisce over the days spent here. Quickly it comes to us that this act of life is only a portion of the drama that is yet to be unrolled. It is our part to play the events as best we can, for a lot depends upon our own will. All scenes are played in the performances of life and wo must decide whether it will be a comedy or a tragedy. As we are told Life’s but a walking shadow, a poor player that struts and frets his hour upon the stage and then is heard no more. ' Hoping that this presentation will bring back fond memories of happy days spent at dear ole’ Rich Valley, we present the LASSO of 1950. The Staff of ’50. ALMA MATER 3

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All the world ' s a stage and all the men and women merely players. Shakespeare The world ' s a theatre,the earth a stage ' Ah.lch God and nature do with actors fill. Heywood TIIK LA.Sl O I’ I HI.ISK FO in THE iE.MOK C EA.SI or ■IIC ' H VAIXEY IIIUII .SrilOOl Cn TH . l H 11 I., IRGIX IA

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