Charleston High School - Warrior Yearbook (Charleston, MS)

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DICKSON. JOHN if ff f .'Take it easy, have your fun and let the 3613274 world flicker on. A , MCCORD, DOUGLAS M ff ,V V.. 2 He is a gentleman, because his na- ig ture is quiet and affable. V 3 A E MCCULLOUGH, NORMA Without friends, no one would choose to live. MCKAYE, BRADLEY In the ordinary business of life V, M f ' Industry can do anything genius can do. my MCNULTY, JERRY Wit makes its own welcome and levels all distinction. MILAM, CAROLE A gay companion, a con- genial comrade, ready for fun and a good time. ,QB -.J Y. '-wp MURPHY. JOE Let every man mind his own business. MURPHREE, DON l hope I shall have leisure to make good. NEUMAN, PEGGY JUNE It won't do you any good to agree with me, for I've already changed my mind. O'BANNON, MAXINE True friendship is like sound health- the value of it is seldom known until lost. PETERS, GEORGE BAILEY Four years, four long years, but now only four drops of time, PRIT CHARD. BOBBY His smile goes all the way around and buttons in the back, eadaw

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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

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RAMSEY, DAVID A merry heart maketh one glad, RANEY, JOYCE An unassuming bearing, quiemess, and sweet dignity are hers. RICKETTS. BOBBY In friendship I, early, was taught to believe. SELBY, MORRIS A friendly disposition, a desire to accomodate, which make him very popular. SHELEY, MARY BETH A fine person of ambition S and the will to do things. SANDERS, JOHNNY I'11 turn over a new leaf- tomorrow. LJ, gi 'Z' fi f 5- 113572 ,,.f4M , k .. ' 4 fy 1. ,., L f -51 , A ' ff:-1 .,., 1 V f A I , ' 4 , 1 ML . ' - I , YM' - V n 1 . ' V , I 11x .1 4:-J SIMPSON, CHARLES I quarrel not with destiny: the best is good enough for me. WEEMS, CAROLYN She thinks t'wou1d be an awful sin to wear her face without a grin. WRENN, HARDY Leave silence to the saints, I am but human. WOLFE, MARY ELIZABETH Her heart is like a rhyme with the yellow and purple keeping time. SUMNER, ELLEN Take time to laugh, to play, and to work. TUCKER, BETTY The industrious shall reap their just due. - I-J Th. Q! lf' X endow