Hamlet High School - Choo Choo Yearbook (Hamlet, NC)

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K Q .Il ,mu VIRGINIA CAROLYN MARY PATRICIA MARY ANN BROWN BENOIST BRADSHAW The only way to have a A good listener is 3 silent Life is not so short but that friend is to be one. flattererf' there is always time for cour- tesy. I h 4' x 'lt- wg A 'vip lvl ff f- fy K, -2- f EDDIE LEE CARTER Motlcsty is the conscience of the hotly. chile! 'P ' 41- 1. EARL DEANE CASE An opinion is a species of property I am always desirous of sharing. KATHRYN ANN CATO Common sense is the knack of seeing things as they are, and doing things as they ought to be clone. l SANDRA JEAN CAMPBELL In the batle of existence, Tal- ent is the punchg Tact is the clever footworkf' 955 DOROTHY ANN COOKE A laugh is worth a hundred groans in any market. we A532 l , V'-1, 'u:.: rr- f:.. V 1 in .. 1 ..,rr.-........-...hun-un in...-

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aww ,rn .Q-R -, ,r 'ng I .H rn fffl ' l 4- sf' Q 4 L X xt x x?-.T I f. 5 A i kt JAMES ROBERT ANDERSON JOHNNIE FAYE May friendship propose the BALLANTINE toast, and sincerity drink it. Personal beauty is 21 better recommendation than any let- ter of introduction. ' gina SAMUEL RANKIN BERTHA GLYN BAUCOM MARGARET JACQUELINE BALLARD, JR. To all my friends I leave kind BECK Frame your mind to mirth thoughts. A smile is the nicest thing I and merrimentf' 'K l l ' ' Hull , ' ' ,f -1' ' I . V l ..- - '15 agus. at I ' f -' W 44440141-'w-flffmlmvwmlwmuffwu know. I ' 'dv iw Appl QE., . 1 ., 1 E:-rf-'H -A: 2' N 1 .55-.A ' g X r f. ,- 5

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'5f,,p f,,1 . f . t , W ,gll u 'Qs L SHARON CORNELIA EDITH DIANE COX BARBARA LUCILLE JO ANNE DEAN COVINGTON Wisdom is knowing what to do CRADDOCK Friendship is the only cement Simplicity is the background next, and Virtue is doing it. Fancy rules the past and future, that will hold the world to of good taste. while reality is confined to the getherf' present. J v .7 Z 6,55 41 W E li? JAMES WEBB DIGGS, JR. JOYCE LYNN DUNCAN JOSEPH MATTHEWS RALPH THOMAS FRYE So, of cheerfulness, the more A word of kindness is seldom I-'REEMAN He put all his troubles in it isispent, the more it remains. spoken in vain. A kind heart is worth all the box, sat on the lid, and laughed world. 1 A 4 .-5 'Wqbf-sv.. .JS 1.lf'.u,., ' l 3 - A A -- . ,A . ,V MJ'-ff' 4 .'if'-'1 QWW1uwiivu4fml14 fammuuf lwanae z ' , 1553-iv.-:: '.+1+-rrr1'f'1Q .- ' +L'--' 'IU--fa . U., --Uk