Blanchester High School - Brown and Blue Yearbook (Blanchester, OH)

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CLARENCE FRANCE eadcvza Since haste makes waste, I never hurry. DAN GARRISON An ounce of wit is worth a pound of sorrow. BETTY JO GRIFFITH A good spirit and always in for a good time. IRENE GROVES A good face is a letter of recommendation, as a good heart is a letter of credit. DON HARNESS Without music life would be a mistake. PAUL S. HIGH Little things are great to little men. EDNA MAE HILL Silence does not indicate a-lack of wisdom. ANN IRVIN It is well for one to know more than she says. JOHN J. JONES If work interferes with fun--quit work. PATRICIA KELLY Ever loyal, ever true to the task she has to do.

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N487 BETTY LOU CULBERSON Her enchanting laughter floats softly across the classroom. PAULETTA DAVIDSON Always talking, always laughing. GERTRUDE DAVIS So modest and demure. ANNE DEWEY Concentration is my motto. RICHARD L. DEWEY Mon of destiny. DORIS DOUGHMAN Every cloud has a silver lining. DORTHY DOUGHMAN Lite is what you make it. EVELYN V. FAWLEY Dependable, not afraid to work. ANN E. FERNEAU Better than gold is o thinking mind. JOANNE FOSTER She knows the value of common sense. ma? ' 7- QU'

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17467 MERCEDES KISSICK To say little and perform much is the character of true greatness. HARRY A. LEDFORD Diplomacy is all right, it it gets the diploma. EDNA K. LOGSDON They who reach the top, must keep climbing. MILDRED G. LONG Never a worryg never a frown. W. EUGENE LUCAS An athlete plus o good sport. ROBERT MAGILL ln one ear, out the other. WILLODENE MOORE This world belongs ta the energetic. HAROLD W. McLAUGHLlN Speak little, hear much. BETTE JANE PATTERSON Good things come in small packages. SAMUEL PLEAR There are two things he dislikes: Algebra, and school in general.