Ashdown High School - Panther Eyes Yearbook (Ashdown, AL)

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1 LUCY CLAIR JESTER Our perfect LITTLE lady. JOE Eno JEWELL 'A cheerful disposition is a fund of ready capital, BILLY RAY JONES Cheer up Miss Susie, this is my last year. JEAN JONES We know but little of her but that is good. MARTHA JON ES She's calm, cool, and collected and will surely rise in this world. DOROTHY JOHNSON 'Two can live as cheaply as one. EDWARD Juoo Men who have a great deal to say use fewest words. f Vifiiol N IA LOWEEY , if f'Sweet . . . and always smiling.

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'Fi J mv H LONNIE EDWARDS Living is my favorite hobby. FLORA ANN EVANS Once she loves, she loves forever BRIDGET FLEMING 'Bridget serves while others give excuses. DARWIN GARNER Always good for a laugh. NANCY LAWAN GRIFFIN Competent and charming . . . what more could you ask. PEGGY HELMS The essence of all good things. JANTINE HOPSON Knows how to think . . . and what's more . . . she does. OLLIE JEAN Houci-IEN Her sincerity has won us all.

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HARRIET MABREY Beau1v fame . . . vhen love . . , grace Mwrsdom . honor WILLIAM MERRELL He's a well made boy of good deverminarionf' JOHN MCCULLER All great men are overworked . . . I feel vired myself. , x Ar MARIE PAGE A She has a good word and a pleasanr smile for everyone. JOE EDD PENNY Hof . . . town hepcaf. Consranr customer of Yhe low down. A really O.K. fellerf' MARY HELEN PETERSON A favorite wifh all who know her, THOMAS PICKETT Sigh no more, girls, sigh no more. JOE GRAY PIERCE Wl'1adda ya wan? fo call 260 for-huh?