Central High School - Bearcat Yearbook (Lenoir, NC)

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Jeroline Jones Af full of spirit as the month of May. Louis Kent All he asked from life was a shotgun, a dog. and a place to use them. Bill Kirby Worry kills more people than bullets; then why worry. ' Worry little, study less — his idea of happiness. Jo Ann Looney In her tongue is the law of kindness. Mattie Mae Lutz My true love hath my heart, and I have his. y Joyce McCail Her eyes sparkle with playful mischief. Mary Kirby The world looks brighter from behind a smile. Doyle Lingle Not lazy; tired. ' Anne Lutz Fair as a spring flowt Mack Matheson ' Some people have a perfect genius for doing nothing. Martin McGirt Give us the ready hand, ather than the ready tongue.

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Betty Harris Seriousness and sober thought pervade her thinking. Joyce Hodges Beauty is its own rewan being a form of peace. Douglas Holcombe ' ,( better to know nothing than to knou ' u ' hat ain ' t so! ' Evelyn Hoyle ' ' Brevity is the soul of wit: Caroline Huntley A beautiful face is a silent commendation. Howard Jenkins He was ever precise in prom- ise keeping. L. C. Harris Few ivere his words but ironderfully clear. Bill Hoffman There ' s nothing so distin- guished as a late arrival. Jean Houston ' Independence is the noblest of characteristics. Stanley Huffman He kneiv the right moment to say nothing. Jan Huntley She says fust what she means — nothing more, nothing less. Joyce Jennings . Horses she loved and laugh- ter; wide spaces and open air.

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And yet, though vanquished, he would argue still. Lucille McNeely Her enthusiasm is an inspira- tion to others. Doris Moore ' As full of pep as a popcorn popper. Sue Morrow ' Her words lacked nothing in charity. Roy Oxentine There ' s a lean fellow that beats all conquerors . Dewitt Pritchard It is work which g i ' es flat ' t to life. Lillian McLean ' The future awaits with open arms those who prepare for it. Curtis Moore Men of few words are the best men. Clyde Morrow The only way to have a friend is to be one. Ted Munday A handful of patience is worth a bushel of brains. Laura Jean Presnell ' Tis good to be merry and wise. Jim Rash His face shows what he thinks or feels.