Donelson High School - Crest Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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I O R S WESLEY DoDsoN' Let me not burst in ignorance. BILL DUNN There is no need for words, believe facts. HAROLD FITZPATRICK None but himself can be his parallel. DOUGLAS FUQUA Even the greatest of men may a foolish question now and then. BILLY GLEAVES One who possesses good nature, good sense, and good sentiments. MARTHA GLEAVES She knows the art of winning friends. ALLAN EATHERLY Let him be as he is-he wants no alteration. ROY EDWARDS God wrought splendidly and gave to earth a gentleman. ask 1 SIDNEY FRAZER Grind, grin, and attain. DONALD GIBSON We can because we think we can

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U He's EVERETTE BARNES I ain't lazy, I'm just dreaming. JIMMY BARNAL Better the feet skip than the tongue. RUTH BRITTIAN Be a live wire and you won't get stepped on. MARY CRISWELL A girl's hair is her crowning glory. The BILLY AGNEW J U A good natured lad with lots of friends. 'JIMMY BAIRD ready and eager for anything. I 5 S ROY RED BLAIR We that are true lovers run into strange capers. MAUDE BRADY Daydreams are a sweet pastime. H GEORGE CURREY world knows nothing of its . greatest men. JIMMY CROSS Footloose and fancy free.

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O! snovm A ' I l R1 , A is fijgwigi Aty. I ,A, ' 5? -AL, g ' JOHN HAGAR J U N Live and learn. BOBBY HARPER The man who minds his own busi- ness generally has a good one. BILLY HEAD In search of mischief still on earth to roam. HARRY HIX Do not quell my mischievous spirit. JEAN JACKSON A small girl with a big heart. EVELYN JENKINS Quiet and ready to lend a helping hand. RICHARD JENKINS His only fault is that he has no fault. ARTHUR JONES A good student with the right amount of mischief thrown in. DOUGLAS KAY Oh, why should life all labor be? MARK KAY Always in search of mischief.