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

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TOMMY E. SMITH “To speak as a common person, to think as a raise man.’’ PHYLLIS SPEIGHT Sever flashy — but always glozcing.” VENAY SPRINKLE “Thou hast the sweetest face 1 ever looked on. Sir. as hare a soul, she is an angel.’’ GENE A. STIREWALT “Let the zvorld slide try.’’ 0 jfie 2959 Senior “Now it’s this way . . ANN THOMPSON “She is quiet and modest and tells her secrets to few.” RUTH WE A NX “Hoia sweet and gracious, even in common dealings, is that fine sense men call courtesy.’ PATSY AILEEN TORRENCE “Never met a man 1 didn’t like!” JOYCE LOUISE WEBB “She hath a daily beauty in her life.”

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ALICE MILLER “K i n d and capable, a true friend. DALE MITCHELL “My tongue icithin my lips I rein; for he who talks much must talk in vain.” CLAUDENE OYERCASH “The highest of distinctions is service to others.” THELMA FISHER PATTERSON “1 live for those who love me, and the good that I can do.” I’m going to die laughing dde 1959 S enior ill RICHARD EVERAL SHAW “None but himself can be hi. parallel.” MARY RUTH SHUE “The only way to have a friend is to be one.” DONALD WAYNE SMITH “A man’s heart diviseth his way, but the Lord directeth his steps.” HAZEL JEAN SMITH Highly erected thoughts seat¬ ed in a heart of courtesy.”

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MARTHA TAYLOR BRENDA GAYE THOMAS “Grace zvas in her steps, heaven “Beauty and wisdom are rarely in her eyes. In every gesture conjoined. ' ' dignity and love.” cont. from page 22 the most significant one in our journey through high school, for it was filled to the brim with happy and gay events. Early in the year, we chose the cherry blossom as our class flower and red and white as our class colors. So, here we stand—our faults confessed, our triumphs emphasized, and our eyes on the glory of graduation. It is unfortunate for us that some of our happiest days of school life have passed. Soon we must begin life’s work and arduous tasks. Training at China Grove High School has helped us tremendously and taught us many fine things that we shall always cherish. In the future, as in the past, may we be true to the ideals of this school and remember our motto, “Not merely to exist, but to amount to something in life.” Loretta Deal Historian JERRY R. UPRIGHT “Opportunity may knock, hut temptation more often rings the bell.” KENNETH V. VANDERFORD Quiet, but a friend to all.” ROBERT EARL WAGONER “Where there’s life, there’s Earl. REBECCA ANN WASHAM “What she did zvas done zoith so much ease.” STEVE WHICKER i “.ls dependable as the pendelum of a zee!I rounded clock.” BEVERLEY JEAN WILLIAMS “Beauty and virtue shines for¬ ever around thee, brightening everyone.” DONALD SHERMAN WILSON “Nothing astonishes men so much as common sense and plain dealing. DON RAY YOST “All great men are dead, and 1 don’t feel so well myself.” 25