Broadway High School - Memories Yearbook (Broadway, VA)

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ARDELLA MAE KEPLINGER ‘Learn to know thyself.” VIRGINIA ELIZABETH KLINE “Kindness in another’s trouble; courage in our own.” CHARLES EUGENE LANTZ “Attain the unattainable.” LAURA CATHERINE LANTZ “Master of my fate.” 18 CHARLES LARRIE KLINE “The deed is everything, the glory naught.” FLORA LUCILLE LAM “Eyes that shall speak and understand.” GEORGE MAX LANTZ “Those who think will govern those who toil.”

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SHIRLEY ANN FOLK “Speech is great, but silence is golden.” MARY GRACE GUTHRIE “There is a hope for every woe.” LARRY EDWARD HOLSINGER “Do the work thafs nearest.” WAYNE EDWARD KEISTER JUDY RAE KENNEDY “An ounce of mirth is worth a pound of ELEANOR MAE HOOVER “For the pure, all things are pure.” WAYNE EDmRD onteijkimeri more Ov p. 1 thai V ' . ' v G q j tngd om. r I ' -SLo- ATSY JEAN HEPNER “There is no time like the present.” KA.fCUv jL ' ■Xt — ‘Work alone is noble.” sorrow.

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ANNA MARIE LOKER 6( ‘x PHOEB hiOu ' LQflR ' ' t Seek and ye find.” EDWARD HOUSTON LYNCH “Patience and perfection “It matters not how long we live, but how.” JAMES LEROY MARTZ “Humor is the harmony of the heart.” LORETTA JUNE MARTZ “There is always time for courtesy.” 5 PAGE SAMUEL MARTZ “He loves to laugh.” DONALD LEE MATHIAS “By their deeds shall ye know them.” 19