China Grove High School - Parrot Yearbook (China Grove, NC)

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Curtis Sides The man that blushes is a true friend. Ann Sloan To be slow in words is a woman ' s only virtue. Harry Smith He was ever precise in prom¬ ise keeping. Wilma Smith The friendship between me and you I will not forget. Richard Snider Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow. Barbara Speck I would be friends with you and have your love. Larry Swink In many respects the best fellow in the world. Avice Tate Her air, her manners, all who saw admired. Janet Thomason Perry Upright For knowledge, too, is itself Work makes the man. a power. Patsy Waddell ' Tis what I love determines Faye Wagoner Happy am I. From care I ' m free. Why can ' t they all be con¬ tented like me. how I love.

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J. C. Pinion A man not afraid to say his say though the majority be against him. Harry Lee Propst Like a circle ending never does my mirth go on forever. Roy Propst I want but little here below but I do want the supply kept fresh. John R. Raymer Cursed be the man who in vented books. Frankie Reece Ive taken my fun where I found it. Jerry Ritchie Love is a disease that is in¬ curable. Mary R. Rumple With a personality all her own. Patsy Safrit There is nothing that is mer¬ itorious but virtue and friend¬ ship. Jimmy Seamon No other like him. Cornelia Shaw Where there ' s a basketball, there ' s Cornelia. Marlene Shive Much talent and yet an ever¬ lasting character. Sylvia Shue For nothing lovelier can be found than a delightful wife.

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Bill Walker Life is but a span. I ' ll enjoy every inch of it. Larry Watson I live in pleasure when live with my friends. Marlene Watson Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow we diet ' . Anne Whicker Character is a diamond that scratches all stones. Jane E. Wilhelm Sweet silence is an endurable trait. Shirlene Woodie Rest is the sweet sauce of labor. Rann Yost God bless the man who in¬ vented sleep.