Rockwell High School - Rocket Yearbook (Rockwell, NC)

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THE ROCKET a. i ony . Set Lawrence Filer T dare do all that may become a man, th eae le Who dares do more is none. AS@ Mm 2 OWL. This is a fine volley of words, And quickly shot off. And every grin, so merry, draws one out. Cre Fred Le Hil 5 hfter all the books in the universe have been exhausted I will still seek knowledge. Se a : onevcutt Pr Speech is silver, silence is golden. : ea 4 DAVICL FLOWAlCiand when a lady's in the case, You know, all other things give place. Willie Beha HOWALC A merry heart maketh a cheerful coun tenance. : as Raymond ee HUTMAN Aone the cool sequestered vale of life, 7 He kept the noiseless tenor of his way. Fachelees ; Ou Dee. EHeN Becht Reriel bee She is kind, and she is fair, And beauty lies with kindness. Jule (ae Ohers ee Leonsrel a The world's no better if we worry, i a Life's no better if we hurry. Eee bees Aes Li QRALCl sir, a ladies! man, indeed, sir, I said a ladies’ man, Edith. Lyer! ae : Ae CCE OA Gol Ore A light heart liveth long. . wane | Jake Lee [Welly che Oh, he sits high among the peoples! hearts. Q | . Fdweard Phas MCBride. am not only witty in myself but in the cause that wit is in other men. Dis ‘ the hardest heart. Cy ea) MOrga.n Graced art thou with all the power of words.