Altavista High School - Nuntius Yearbook (Altavista, VA)

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‘CLASS OF ’60 GLENNA G,. WHITAKER PHYLLIS A, WILDMAN Glenna . Phyllis Don't you know I am a woman? oe The heart that is to be fille When I think, I must speak. ' : to the brim with heavenly joy mG re must be held still. CAROLYN ELIZABETH YEATTS ' ileal ROBERT MONROE YEATTS Carolyn 4 ‘ Robert , ‘If I should lose, let me stand by the I envy no manthat knows more than ‘oad and cheer as the winners go by. ’- ‘ ‘ myself. I seek a place of my own. DE LORES WILSON Jeanette Hold thy lighted lamp on high; be a star in someone's sky.

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CLASS OF ’60 ROBERT T. WALKER, JR. . EULA EMILE WALTERS sXe) olonig Eula , Surely, if all the world was It was not enough to do good; made for man, then man was one must do it the right way. made for more than the world. a. ALICE FAYE WEEKS oo : SALLY MAE WEEKS : Faye WES The hymn to beauty written on her All who would have joy must share face. f 3 it; happiness was born a twin. JUDITH D. WEBB Judy A kind heart is a fountain of glad- ness making everything in its vicinity to freshen into smiles. '

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BABY PICTURES — f : a ( : ‘ ; ae ia” : a ‘ (ene a - } be ie ia « he ’ @ PES es — C ope a ta eer) What? What? What did Iam not really a cow- My ma was too busy so What goldfish? you say ? ' boy, I am an astronaut. I parted my own hair. I think every man should think for himself. Who? What? When? ' Who? Me? I'm just Been ridin’ the range I know sumthin' about listening! ' all day. you. ; Y 2 ore, And she had the gall to You wouldn't kid, would I was just joking. Quit picking on me! A say something about my you? | ae} Fe ; hair! WSe) You don't say! ‘You don't have to tell But, mama, she dared You'llnever know what me, I already know it! me to do it. a thrill is until you've ridden Robert's horse!