Asheboro High School - Ash Hi Life Yearbook (Asheboro, NC)

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I I X Ju I E LLOYD MILLIKAN And all to leave, what with his toil he won. BILL MOORE His future is aglow with possibilities. CRAIG MOORE With paints and colors, he showed us the world. DON MORRISON As for work, he's not speedy, he'Il share it, he's not greedy. THE SENIOR TOMMY OSBORNE A friend, a gentleman, what more can we say? BEVERLY PARKS Above all, to thine own self, he true. ROBERT PARKS Filled with thoughts only for others. BOBBY PARRISH With graceful steps he strides the street and smiles on all the ladies sweet.

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CLAS BILL KING It is well to thinlq wellf it is divine to act well. BOBBY KNO-I-L I would rather be than seem to be. PERRY LANE Do well and right and let the world sinh. MALCOLM LANIER .1 whiz on the gridiron of life. S OF 1 L xy' 'f - 1 nu . lv 0 - , N ,Ki Q f JU. ,Q A I M 5 M 1 .LL 1956 LARRY LEWALLEN .Van is the wiser for his learning. JERRY MACON lt is better to learn late than never. KENNETH McDOWELL Good sense, which only is the gift of heaven. MAX MILLER Better a witty fool than a foolish wit.

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NEAL PEARCE Merrily, merrily, shall I live. JOHN PIERCE Quiet, studious, and small: Pierce is always an the ball. BOBBY RIDGE A smile for all, a greeting glad, an amable, kind way he had. DAVID SCOTT Quiet friend, calm and steady, what ever the job, he's always ready. CLASS OF 1956 GARY SIMMONS He put all his troubles in a box, sat on the lid, and smiled. DON SMITH So mueh one man can do, That does both aet and know. STANLEY SMITH Honor lies in honest toil. JIMMY SOUTHERN Far may we Isearch before we find a heart so noble or so fine.