Aynor High School - Revue Yearbook (Aynor, SC)

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DOLLY JENKINS Her quietness does not make her less important. GUY ELTON JOHNSON Little but . . . loud, short but proud. K. W. JOHNSON, JR. 'Muscle and strength don't count, it's what you are in- side. MARK JOHNSON To be a happy winner, play a fair game. SHELBY JEAN JOHNSON 'If you seek a friend, be one. THELMA JOHNSON 'Tis better to be small and useful than to be tall and cast a shadow.

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LORESE HUC KS Dignity, a woman's best vir- tue. ELIZABETH HUGGINS Well placed silence is more eloquent than speech, x 41--K: M1 wfvfrf-P--1 f-eww - VERNELLE HARDWICK She walk s in beauty all the while. BOBBY LOU HUCKS Goodrnanners and good morals are sworn friends, LORA JAMES Her silly giggles, her greet- ing glad, the good and friendly way she has. WILLIAM JENERETTE Every m an is valued in this world by his conduct, he wishes to be valued.

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WAYLAND J OHNSON Let every man look before he leaps. SHELVA JEAN LAMBERT SHIRLEY JEAN LILLY Out of little mouths can come big Words, NORMA LUNDY ltis our actual work that de- termines our real value. G'SiIence rn o r e musical than any song. BETTY JEAN MARTIN Nothing worries me, except American History. ERANC IS MARTIN It is better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak up and remove all doubts.