Wade Hampton Academy - Rebel Yearbook (Orangeburg, SC)

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“Hello, yes, I recall your name. We went to the same high school ' We were best of friends. I thought friend- ships would never end ... at least until college days began. I’ve heard these are the best years of our lives. If so, I’ve spent them with you. But all good things in life must pass. A friend like you — too good to last — cannot eas- ily fade away. High school years are filled with many tears and many shattered dreams. It’s laughs, smiles, and friends that get us through those years and help to ease the pain. I really must not be staying. Life’s music does not stop playing for old friends to look back on time. Yes, now I recall your name. Much joy, love, and happiness to you even though it will never be the same. So I must go .. . good-bye to you, my high school friend. t Ji 42

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Graduation Highlights the Seniors' Year John Truluck Jim Ulmer Rickey Ulmer Buster Way 1. The senior bulletin board shows what each senior thought about throughout the year. FMt SSltitCS 0813 H gk rfOT J 47 1.

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