Shady Spring High School - Spring Yearbook (Shady Spring, WV)

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Glenda Costilow - She laughs when she comes, she laughs when she goes, but what she laughs about David Croy - It’s not what I do that worries me; but nobody knows. when I get caught there’s difficulty. Wahnette Willis - Yes, to love is a painful thrill, but not to love more painful still. Nelva Wilcox - Ever loyal, ever true, to the tasks she has to do. Shirley Duncan - Open up your heart, and let the sun shine in. Loye Elliot - Ready and waiting. Douglas Epling - I love the lassies one and all, I love them big and wee, I love them chubby, fat or tall, but nobody loves me.

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Dale Carper - ’’Friendly when you know him, but exceedingly reserved when you don't know him.” Don Cash - ’’What would I do if girls weren’t around?” Phyllis Cash - ’’The songs you sing, and the smiles you wear, makes the sun shine everywhere.” Sue Claytor - Whether she speaks in truth or jest, her opponents come out second best.” Judy Colbaugh - ”A pep-o-miss with loads to spare, the kind that’s welcomed everywhere.” Linda Colbaugh - ”If it's against the rules, I'll do it.” 'Rondle Cole - Brains and Brawn.” Stephen Collins - Sleep? Why not, I have nothing better to do. Arlene Cook - Why be UNPLEASANT? When with just a little effort you can be a real STINKER.”

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Roy Farley - Big Things come in small packages. Marvin Farmer - It’s nice to hope, but don’t build a fence around it. Cloetta Furrow - Pleasant and peaceful. Joan Furrow - Lovely sweet and generous. Joy Belle Furrow - Always happy, always gay, that's her. Bob Greer - If God can love em all, surely I can love a dozen. Melvin Wills - Here today and gone tomorrow. Eleanor Griffith - She puts her worries in the bottom of her heart, sits on the lid and smiles. am Griffith - ’A good plan, forget it.’