Central High School - Cotton Boll Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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CORDELIA KAY EVANS Here's to Kay, gay and gladg Here's to the lovable way she had. LEWIS FLOYD Whatever the sport, whatever the song, It's sure to be better if Lewis is along. RUSSELL GAILLARD Cheerily then, my good man. Live and laugh, as boyhood can! LINDA GIDDENS A comrade blithe and full of glee Who dares to laugh out loud and free. BOB FINDLEY By different methods, differ- ent men excel, But here is he who does all things well. PATRICIA FULCHER Pat is cheerful and gay To everyone along the way. SUMMER GRADUATE LERONA GAY A willing worker, full of mirth, We need more like her on this earth. BRENDA GILBERT When those big blue eyes look up at you A world of sweetness comes to dew. 25

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TAFI' DICKEY An excellent fellow, quiet. and deep Climbs the hills, though they be steep. EMILY DOUGLAS That's she witty and cute Let none dispute. 4 1 . I . 'J' I 1 it -X A ' ..,- J X I V . . J ' ' 7 -K , ,, iii., X.f'P-K ELIZABETH EDWARDS The fairest flower that ever grew. The loveliest girl I ever knew. MARY ERRINCTON A peaceful air, Ll gentle heart. A cheerful will to do her part. 24 33-' JOHN DUNLAP A good student and an ever loyal friend, John will stick by you until the very end. SID EASTERLING Not too serious, not too gay, It's Just the way we like 'em way. JIMMY ELLISON And still they gazed, and still the wonder grew That one small head could carry all he knew. BENNIE EVANS To those who know thee not, no words can paint: And those who know thee, know all words are faint.

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ll fl my , ZIELAJN oozlil JERRY GILBERT 'Tis this that everyone would ' say: 4' He's a jolly good pal in every ' way. qlwlj l ilrffvlfwl Z ' U ff ,491 Ziff' ' '1 f , Her air had a meaning, her movements grace: You turned from the faire-st to gaze on her face. JEANNIE GRAVES ' You will never see anyone so J fair, As Jeannie with the light brown hair. rug gli? DONNA GUY A X Q A dainty lassie, joyous, fair. With winning manner and flaxen hair. 26 51 Nia LINDA GOODSON She's a perfect girl and oh, so sweet, Having her with us has been a treat. SHIRLEY GRAHAM Her pleasant smile and kindly ways Will be in our memories many days. REBA CRAVES She, her unrivaled grace dis- closes, The sweetest rose when all are roses. ef ' -s.'bC.tS, Q.-Q f W ,PN G4 ,fbi of we' N-l,ooLbob s ?eAg,JT:o'bJox oxkkl NJ 'a,9-V'-B0 N :JZ pvpogb 0:0 10,4 f Wfygpbqoxmb LJ Mt- eo JAN GUY 0 6 A lovely apparition sent To be a moment's ornament.