Huntsville State Vocational School - Eagle Yearbook (Huntsville, AR)

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yrvwf JOYCE MCLOUD Few words, many deeds. JAMES VANDERPOOL An empty barrel makes the most noise. LORNA MEEKS The quietest girl in school. RICHARD CALLICO A stumble may prevent a fall I . 'I . LAURA MEEK Bright enough to finish in three years. BILL GOUCHER Boys will be boys. Huh, Bill?

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VITA BOWLIN Least said, soonest mended. RAYMOND HICKMAN His bark is worse than his bite. NJA, A501-fafffl GENEVA AYLOR Like mother, like daughter, teachers both. FARL COMBS Well done is better than well said. MARTHA GRAHAM A tree is known by its fruit. JIMMY WALDEN Never send a boy to do a man's work.

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V., .Y DIXIE REED A friend in need is a friend indeed. LEON HARRIMAN To err is human, and believe me MYRA SHORT Always quiet but ve evidence. CHARLES BAKER Faint heart never w HENRY LEICHNER His first love is Chris basketball. al I'm human. ry much in on fair lady. , his second 66154 .jihalory Our class entered high school four years ago with approximately 115 members, and of this number, approximately 60 will graduate this spring. . Through the years, members of our class have made names for themselves in many different ways. When we were freshmen, four of our girls made the first team in basketball and a number of them were on the team when the girls won the A A U championship in 1950. Although we didn't win a queen's race, we have tried to show good class spirit every year and came in second when we were juniors. We won the library contest this year and Lee Ora Lewis is queen. We have tried to co-operate with all the teachers and students and will really be sorry to leave this fine school. 1 , We aregleaving, as a gift to the school, a newly decorated stage.