Dublin High School - Maple Leaves Yearbook (Dublin, VA)

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Doris Mae Akers “Dot” “A loving: heart is the truest wisdom.” Mary Lynn Akers “Hen” “Always joking and full of fun, You never know what she has done.” Sylvia Dale Akers “Sylvia” “Easy-going and faithful too, She is very nice and friendly to you.” Nelson Eugene Albert “Monk” “While we stop to think, We often miss an opportun- ity.” f f I de Class Martha Joanna Allison William Miller Anderson, Jr. “Jo” “Bill” “There is perfection in you.” “Music is the thing I love most.” Kenneth Eugene Brown “Louie” “Nice and pleasant, some- times a clown, Kenneth is good all around.” Margaret Carol Barbre “Carol” “Grace is in all her steps, Heaven in her eyes.” Donna Faye Blevins “Donnie” ‘Petite, good natured, gentle and sweet.” Larry Allen Blevins “Beaver” “Mischief in each eye.”

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Clyde Wallace Bruce “Wally” frilling, friendly and easy I to like, | has been our constant I delight.” James Robert Bullion “Jim” “Nobody can give you wiser advice than yourself.” Sandra Lee Burke “Burke” “Thoughts seem to come and go in thy large eyes.” Charles Caldwell “Charlie” “It’s all right to have a train of thoughts if you have a terminal.” Bill DuVal Craig “Bill” ' Jice-looking, athletic and Evelyn Judy Cunningham Carol F. Carpenter “Yankee” “If you rule the world quiet- ly, you must keep it amused.” Charles Edwin Dalton Larry Gene Clevinger “Clevinger” “Life without luve or mis- chief, isn’t life.” sometimes lazy, “Puddin” “Charles” Robert Virgil Dalton evertheless, he drives the “With friends, life is wonder- “An ounce of mirth is worth “Bobby” girls crazy.” ful.” a pound of sorrow.” “The mirror of all courtesy. 1