Rider High School - Raider Yearbook (Wichita Falls, TX)

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S H. RIDER HIGH SCHOOL A PLACE OF EXPRESSIONS . . . COLORED BY THE IOYS OF FRIENDSHIPS . . . SHADED BY THE LABOR OF STUDIES . . . HIGHLIGHTED BY ACHIEVEMENTS . . . Expressions reflected on our student years are the memories of today imprinted in our future. We, the 1964 Raider editorial staff, hope that We have cap- tured for the student body, individually and as a whole, expressions that will represent this year at Rider vividly and realistically. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Sandra Harrison ASSOCIATE EDITORS Sherrie Sanford Bruce Pope ADMINISTRATION EDITOR Janice Peterson CLASSES EDITOR Angela Lee HONORS EDITOR Wynell Cox 1+ I CLUBS EDITOR David Bates MUSIC EDITOR Martha Stone ROTC EDITOR Terry Mills

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Students must have light The light of a sun For guidance, A light to illuminate expression, to lighten memory The faculty Is our light, our guidance, our encouragement to thought, our incitement to learning, our planters of knowledge. The sun lightens a whole new day for the morning freshmen, And a setting sun closes a time for those seniors who have seen the full day Shoeless, footweary perhaps but impeccable and keen as always Mrs. Florence Rowe matches the warmth of the autumn sun with a little warmth of her own and an English book