Chipley High School - Paw Prints Yearbook (Chipley, FL)

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Shirley Griffin “A friendly word for everyone at every time. Freddy Hall “You may look innocent and quiet, but woe when the tea- cher is out of sight Jonel Hampton Her cares were never to of- fend, and every creature was her friend. Thomas Hancock “Unprepared and unconcerned, he goes to class and always learns. Gloria Jean Hardy “Her hair is like the curling mist. Eleanor Hasty liRich and rare is the gem she wears. Farris Hayes “She like most women has a temper all her own. John Hicks “Dear John, Had a wonderful time.

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Fleda Gainey “Her face is her fortune and it runs into a nice figure.” Janelle Gardner Happy am , from care I am free. ( Bill Gilbert “Don't take life too seriously— you'll never get out alive any• ft way. Jacquelyn Gilbert “Live, laugh, and love: there'll come a time when you can't.” Doris Godwin “Thou hast a voice whose sound is like the sea.” Bobbie Grant “Best things come in small pack- ages.”

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Bill Holland I'm not going to kill myself studying even if I never die.” Charles Hunt “A glass front hides no faults.” Nina Lane She has a disposition bright and sunny, and a gift for being, nat- urally funny.” Essie Lee S. Mashburn “A wife—domestic, good and pure. Bonnie McDaniel “Dainty as a blushing violet.” Dorothy McNeill ‘True wit is nature to advantage dressed. My carefree heart is laugh expressed. Earl Merchant “When fun and duty clash, let duty go to smash.” Lena Nelson “Of study took she most care and heed, naught she spoke more than was need.”