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Barbara Thompson Bob , . . soft spoken . . lots of fun . . . Let's go the library. Wayne Thompson Dewey . . . Mr. Souther's boy . . . conscientious . . . How about tl'1atl Judy Thrower Jet . . . Suspense . . . rug- ged individualist . . . Oh, for goodness sake! Dianne Tilley Butch . . , chemistry whiz . . , beauty queen . . . Mrs. London, l wasn't talking! Thaddeus Ussery Gary Cooper type . , , tall, lean, silent . , . temper . . . be- coming clothes. Arlene Warner Shorty , . . speed demon . . . laughter loving . . . little but loud. Sue Warner Songbird . . . happy-go-lucky . , , sweet and pretty . , . l don't know what l'm going to do! Susie Webb True blue . . . friendly . . . always on the go . , l got some gas, let's go to Lassi- ter'sl Frances White Quiet . , . in earnest , . . good gal . . . dependable. Louise Wilson Squeezer . , . Mr. Brown's right hand . . . shorthand whiz . . . Cheraw bound. Gerald Witherspoon Shorty . . . youthful . . . in- nocent . . . Gotcha English? Grace Wright Gracie . . . English whiz . . . gone gal . . . What do you want to do?
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CLASS SONG The time we awaited has come at last, The years have quickly flown. Our carefree days are in the past, The future looms unknown. But now that the moment of parting For which we have waited is here, We cling to the hands that have led us so long And pause on the threshold so dear. lnto the world we bravely step With dreams of glory bright. But often grateful thoughts will drift To those who steered us aright. For knowledge and patience we thank you, For service and love you have taught, For the meaning and purpose you've given our lives For the vision of truth we have caught. Chorus: Hail to thee, dear R.l-l.S., Your standards we'll uphold. Your teachings great will lead the way, No matter where our paths may stray, And as you lead us, lead us to Be all we are in all we do. Words: Louis Allen, Kay Mclntyre, Maxine McGee Rachel Pryce. Music: Jeannie Alden, Norma Kearse, Bill Love, Rachel Pryce. 25 1
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