Bearden High School - Echo Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

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 ji -X. ■ « t' rf . R°THY ANN HUSKEY I V0f V e artillery of her eye, I am part of «T,'V . BURL WCKEY °h? ’T j dfeadly '' . |CX« -€ have met.- 1 h and the world C • ''' ANNE MORGAN IRON • '' . - ‘ t Love is like the measles, 4 i. . l -y we al1 have to g° through it. ™ zdlfcMiaBON laughs with you 1953 FRED KERR Mines'8 not an idle cause. Vu, juM2t V J . w . e rrA SHIRLe EY LEE 'She does little kindness which most leave undone.' HAROLD KNOTT A lion among ladies is a most dreadful thing. BETTY LON She has an eye would speak though her tongue were silent. Be vali it, hxx( not ; ©• yr'-Y A eye that f T V PAGE MEEK CILDA MILANI Grace was in all her steps. ,2o A p % VC

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-i 4 O ier girls, but oh, how different. DIANA DALE U ■None but herself can be her parallel. y RAYMOND COOLER Our reasons r liking im are m ny NANCY GRAVES 'Man has his will, but woman has her way. great ANNA LYNN GRANT The blush is beautiful, but sometimes inconvenient. JOHN HAYS The attribute to awe and majesty. MARY ANN HAGLER And all hearts bless her as she passes by.. SANDRA GUTMAN ' £ ? ’ She smiled and shadows - departed. Jielt6n i never loves has himself. ASHEP A wise m; anything if h JAMES HART Oh, the sufferings of a bashful boy.

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 'ANCY MONROE y v°»ce is a celestial Melody. BILL McCANN The mirrors of all courtesy. carroll McGinnis How wise, how young, how rarely featured. ALMA RUTH MOORE 'To know her is to love her. CAROL JOAN McLEAN A mdtft unspotted lily shall she pass. BILLY NORMAN 'Wherein consists the essence of good. WILLIAM NEWBERRY Merrily, merely shall I live now. KENNETH PARKER, I have fought aLgrod fight.V MADELINE PRATT By her laughter ye shall know her. JOEL OGG Let every man be persuaded by his own mind.' of jOAypjA x . 'There's a Tot of fun ii this world. Wtyjpc 1 find it'’V 7 JAYNE PYLE O thou art fairer than the evening air