Charleston High School - Warrior Yearbook (Charleston, MS)

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DENLEY, NELDA Good-hearted, gay, a good sport and a good companion. DENLEY, NICK I never think of the future, it comes soon enough. DEW, PEGGY A dancing shape, an image gay, to haunt, to startle, to waylay. DEMANGE. KAYE A girl of independent ideas, a likeable personality, a de- voted friend. ELLETT, TOMMY A1ways ready to help all. FISCHER, HERBERT Good nature is worth it more than knowledge. ., , I Wir! 'S ha. i. xv , Q, F 'V' FORD, VALLIE JO People do not value a good deed until it brings a reward. GRISHAM. GLORIA A friend more precious than unnum- bered gold. GREEN, IR. D. Wait, thou child of hope for time shall teach thee all things. GUNTER. LLOYD One must live greatly whose record can bear the light of day. GRAY, ROBERT To the man who himself strives earnestly, God also lends a helping hand. HARDY, GAY LYNN And yet there remains a fine spirit, still and bright. J .yu , 1 A f?f3m1. ' w kj, , ' C I . I N , ff f '4 v ' .,, ' ' fb ,., , W Santana

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ROBERT GRAY, President JAMES COBB, ADAMS, BUD It always was the biggest fish I caught that got away. ALLISON, BESSIE If it be possible: as much as it be in you, live peacefully with all, ALLISON, CECIL What's the use of wasting dynamite when insect powder will do. ARENDALE, GEORGE Steadfast in purpose, quiet and like- able, BLOUNT, HOWARD When it's over, I'1l kick the bucket with joy. BRASHER. BETTY I find time to laugh, to play, and yet to be serious. BRASHER, KEITH He thinks like a philosopher. BUNTIN, BILLY With women the heart argues, not the mind, CANNON, PATTY When she passed it seemed like the passing of exquisite music. COBB, JAMES With gentle yet prevailing force, in- tent upon his destined course. COKER, IEANETTE Quiet dignity, honesty, sincerity, a capable student. COX, WILLIAM Life is far too important a thing to talk seriously about. be fm? MZ -., Vice-Pres. GLORIA GRISI-IAM, Sec. -Treas. HERB FISCHER, Rep't. emiaw in 1 1 .,,..-4-'

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lARDY, FAYE 'A good athlete, and a generous nature, 'lARDY. RAY 'This has been earned by the sweat of ny brow. JIUNNICUT, CHARLES 'He seems to wear one universal grin. lOUSTON, MARTHA 'She is as kind as she is fair. IUNT, RUBE 'A merry heart maketh a zheerful countenance. OI-INSON. JOYCE 'Mirror, mirror on the wall, he's the fairest maid of all. L . an-may .W 'Ur KERNODLE, BETTY JEAN She seems of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrows. KELLUM, WADE An essential of a happy life is free- dom from care. KIRK, MARVIN I never let my studies interfere with my education. LAWRENCE, ALENE In quietness and confidence shall be your strength. LEWIS, FRED To each is given a certain inward talent. LINDSAY, BETTY SUE Our dignity is not in what we do, but in what we understand. , 1' N 1 ' 45 .1 . A fl R 4, . fl' j , r 1 mf '7 Seadaze