Carthage High School - Carthaginian Yearbook (Carthage, MO)

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if Q DONALD HAMMOND-He chose the Army as a life companion. AMOS HAMMONDS-The wealth Of his deeds builds his fame. LORAN HARGIS-I never trouble trouble 'til trouble troubles me. DAVID HARRIS-His awards speak for themselves. KAREN HELMER-Pour from thy heart the fairest of art. LINDA HENSLEY-A companion who is cheerful. PHYLLIS HENSON-She seeks to be good, but aims not to be great. DOUG HIBDON-Never too busy to ioin in the fun, always on hand when there's work to be done. ANNETTE HILL-A light heart lives long. NORMA FERN HODGE-Mildest man- ner and gentlest heart. HERBERT HOERMAN-It's not wise to be wiser than necessary. CARMEN HOLDMAN-Speech is sil- ver, silence is golden. DEAN HOLE-If I am somewhat slow in making a resolution-when I make it I keep it. ELLIOTT HUNTER-TO be of use in the world is the only way to be happy. LARRY HUTCHISON-I shall laugh my' self to death. SHARRON HYDER-My aim-success, my hopevto win. NANCY JACOBS-An ideal gift for any man. MAYNARD JOHNSON-My mind to me a kingdom is. SARA JOHNSON-Laugh, and the world laughs with you. DONNA KAY JONES-In youth and beauty, wisdom is but rare. SHIRLEY GRIFFITH JONES--Excellent things are rare. BILL JUNKIN-He has the head to con- trive, the tongue to persuade, and the hand to execute any mischief. BOB KAUGHMAN-He has the devil in his eyes. SHERIAN KELLER-She moves with ease. CHARLES KILLINGSWORTH - As merry as the day is long. SANDRA KIRK-Little I ask, my wants are few. CURT KNIGHT-Who follows me must travel fast. HUBERT LAFFOON-Dependability is valuable.

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Y-CZ. it ., Q ANN PUETT-Young in limbs, in iudg- ment old. CAROL PUGH - One thought, one grace, one wonder. EVERETT RALSTON-His good humor is a fountain never dry. REX RAYDON-He should, he could, he did the best. PHYLLIS REDMOND-What would we do-without her wit. ELMER REID-A steam engine in trous- ers. CONNIE REYNOLDS-Let us make an honourable exit. CARL RHODE-Let the others do the labor and I'll do the rest. PAT RICKMAN-Precious iewels come in small packages. RICHARD RIMMER-One too wholly true to dream untrue. PAT ROBERTSON-Go and do thou likewise. RICHARD ROGERS-Every man has his faults, honesty is his. ROSEMARY ROYER-A still small voice but they listened when she spoke. DICK RUSH-A newcomer but he has made his place. DEE ANN SALE-Yet she seemed busier than she was. JACK SARTIN-He commanded more than he knew. JUDY SCHMIDTKE-Blue eyes and blond hair is a fine combination. CLARE SEARS-A larger heart is sel- dom found. RONNIE SKELTON-A pleasant like- able sort of a fellow. ALICE SLINKARD-To have a friend, be a friend. GARY C. SMITH-None but himself can be his parallel. GARY W. SMITH-Honor lies in honest toil. RON SPRADLEY-That nature might rise and say to all the world, This was a man. LOREN STAFFORD-Just a moment sir, I'Il explain it to the class. DON STAGGS-A fellow we're glad to call our friend. DAN STANLEY--With a smile on his face and a twinkle in his eye. JERRY STEARNS-Some think the world is made for fun and frolic, so do I. DIXIE STOCKDALE - She brought forth music that pleased the gods.