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

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Ann Churchwell “Her good nature wins every battle; and her heart wins friend- ship, too. Lynn Cope “Make him your friend if you want to see—How really nice TRUE friends can be.’ Janis Cleveland “A loyal companion, an excellent friend, an earnest worker, and true to the end.” Betty Creamer “Happy and cute, but never bold; She’s a friend as good as gold.” Gail Cope “Age cannot wither her, nor custom stale her infinite variety.” Pat Culpepper “Bom for success it seems; She acts, not dreams.” Linda Davis Martha Davis “There’s language in her “Bubbling over with enjoyment; eye, her cheek, her lip.” lovable, confusing and amusing.” Hubert Donaldson “A merry heart goes all the day.”

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Robert Aukema “A smile on his lips—In his heart a song—To fol- low his winsome example one can’t go wrong.” Peggy Betts i say the whole earth and all the stars in the sky are for religion’s sake.” Joann Baxley “Her quietness is surpassed only by her good nature.” Allen Bowen “The soul of a journey is liberty, perfect liberty, to think, feel, and do just as one pleases.” Roy Bell “I will walk where my own nature would be leading.” James Brantley “Pleasant, well-mannered, and rather shy. Every worthwhile ac- tivity James will try.” Judy Bruner Sue Burdeshaw James Carpenter “Quiet and reserved and demure; A friend of whom you’re always sure.” “She always looks nice, she’s al- “Work is work, and must ways gay; Sue has a smile every be done; Yet as I work, I single day.” have my fun.”

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Margaret Duncan ‘The wearer of a smile that pells friendship.” Louise Dunn “Loyal, dependable and fair; such a girl is really rare.” John DuRant “Handsome, capable, friendly and kind—better still—He’s just plain • »» Carolyne Ellis “Mischievous—often; dig- nified—sometimes; popular —always.” Patsy Ferguson «a . d . Mary russell A great gift does Patsy possess— f Hers is a gift of friendliness.” “Her cheeks like lively roses glow’. George Gay “Always full of fun and laughs; George is a well liked member of our class.” Linda Gainey “When every virtue is measured and told, we find her worth her weight in gold.” Sally Gay “Brightest and best of the daughters of the morning.”