Canton High School - Black Bear Yearbook (Canton, NC)

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C ass of 1964 SHARON ALEXANDER A jolly good sport, an all-around gal.” SCOTT ALLISON A yawn is but a silent shout. DALE ANDERS Quite, sincere, and thoroughly likeable. ANN ANDERSON Gentle and true, loyal and kind. STANLEY ANDERSON What satisfieth others, satisfieth me. JIMMY BAREFOOT He is a man of cheerful yesterdays and confident to¬ morrows. EDWINA BELL Give her true friends and music, and her life will be a pleasure. BRENDA BLANKENSHIP A sweet girl of grace. 21

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Class of 1964 These are the officers of the class of 1964, the leaders of the leaders. They are Miss Mary Gillis, senior sponsor; Richard Hurley, presi¬ dent; Jim Parham, vice president; andEdwina Bell, secretary-treasurer. For the seniors, this year may be either the worst or the best. The study of Macbeth, the Canterbury Tales, and hours with Brother Stamey will either make one or break one. No matter what, this is a year to be remembered. 20

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Class of 1964 BOOTSIE BOHNSDAHL Determination is the key to success. LINDA BOONE Joy rises in her like a summer morn. ROGER BROWN Great men have purposes, others have wishes. MARTHA BROYLES Ready and willing, most capable too, always on hand her part to do. DIANA BURKE Her quiet sweetness knows no bounds. MEREDITH BURRELL Kindness is the golden chain. BILLY BURRESS He has a voice that speaks to cheer. TERRY BURRESS As merry as the day is long. 22