Lenoir High School - Bearcat Yearbook (Lenoir, NC)

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I? f l 'HJ BILL ABEL Men of few words are the best men. tw RANDY ARN EY l make the most of all that comes, and the least of all that goes. SYLVIA ASHLEY l wander on as in a dream, my goal a paradise must be. i963 ROGER AUSTIN Little friends may prove great friends. of ibn JO ANN ANDREWS Good health and good sense are o of life's greatest blessings. K? wail A JUDY BARLOW My mind to me a kingdom is. f -9- Q. It 'S QgA,f' 4 I 'S 'Q' 'K--.fr- ' 1 'huwf BILLY ANGLEY Sweet are the slumbers of a virt- uous man. KENNY BARLOW We know what we are, but know not what we may be. up vp A

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Sondra Ennis Vice-President Eddie Pyafte President Alex Holden Treasurer How dare you say we don't look brilliant enough to be on the Senior Advisory Council! .XI .lirn Brooks Secretary S r ii l Mrs. A. H. Jarrett Adviser With their school years transformed into precious, golden memories, s e n i o r s stand proudly on the top rung of the scholastic lad- der, a threshold of greater learning whether in college or in life itself. Graduation means satisfaction in the past and great hope for the future. lt is a pause for new strength, an open door leading to new paths to walk, new thoughts to think, new lessons to learn, new problems to master, and new friends to make.

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l g iw' sg, ROY BARLOW REBECCA BEARD TYE BISHOP He reads muchf he is a good Dreams are my treasureg l'll make lf mgffefgt not what you are observer, and looks quite through them come true. thought to be, but what you are. the deeds of men. JUDY BOBBITT Honest labor bears a lovely face. my 'WM' GLENDA BOWMAN The sweetest garland to the sweetest maid. JIM BROOKS ANN BUSH CAROLYN BUSH Practice is the best of all instruc- Let me laugh and dance and I have often regretted my speech tors. t sing,' youth is such a lovely thing. never my silence. J