Rustburg High School - Owl Yearbook (Rustburg, VA)

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As one views Rustburg High School, he is filled with contentment. Yes, R.H.S. has been good to us, It has sheltered us, disciplined us, educated us, and prepared us for a world beyond the steel lockers and chalk boards. As we, the class of ’69, prepare to leave, we may feel some regret, for, as in the words of Victor Herbert, ‘‘Once you pass its borders, you can ne’er return again,’’ No matter how often we visit, we’ll never again be a part of the changing classes, the school buses, the lunchroom lines, the games, or the happiness. The ’69 OWL has tried to capture some of our senior year in pictures. If the annual staff has succeeded in returning the memories to you, then all our hard work has been rewarded. The OWL is proudly presented as a permanent reminder of the class of ’69,

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EXPRESSING irae. MR. T. W. EVANS B A degree Summa cum laude Hampden-Sydney College ‘Nos qui exituri sumus vos salutamus.’’ To one who deplores mediocrity and who has the ability to help a student rise above mediocrity; who challenges his students to do better and who has the knack of inspiring them to do their best; who respects each student as an individual and who, in turn, has won the respect and admiration of all his students; we, the OWL Staff and Senior Class of 1969, with a paradoxical mixture of humility and pride dedicate our Yearbook to Mr. T. W. Evans.