Aynor High School - Revue Yearbook (Aynor, SC)

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s CHARLES FLOYD An athlete, but a finer fellow you'1l never find, HERMON FLOYD Your manners - The final and perfect flower of character. D' if22:v?lWf.l -I Eg u JAMES ELVIS 'A1l things are subject to our care. JANICE ELVIS To be a goodleader, you must be a good follower. JUDSON FOWLER It's not the question that bothers me, it's the answer. HELEN GERRALD Gentle in personage and con- duct.

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CLARENCE DOYLE Never do today what you can put off till tomorrow. MARY ANN D OYLE While We liv e , let's live in clover,for when we're dead, we're dead all over. MARILYN DUDLEY 'N e v e r hurry, never worry, as I tread 1ife's mile. JOHN EDWARDS Man's life is but a span. I'1l enjoy every minute of it. nf mi kk BASIL DUDLEY 'Quiet in appearance, his mo- tives unknown. KITTY LEE DUDLEY To say of and to do are two different things.

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PHILLIP GRAHAM What aman puts into his head cannot be stolen from him, REE GRAHAM Small. . . . but oh, my! ISLA MAE HARDEE Leave silenceto saints, I am but a human. FREEMAN HARD WICK 'Your true value is in your conduct. REES E GRAHAM 'No matter what may come my way, I make the best of it. BILLY GUNTER As solemn as a judge.