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

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Shirlev Ann Kemp “Shirley” I ailor boys have talked to Ime in English.” Roberta Lee Kilby “Bobbie Lee” “Small in size but abundant in charm.” Barbara Jordan King “Barb” “Nothing is impossible to the . man Who does not have to do it himself.” Kenneth Robert Knott “Kenneth” “There is often voice and words in a silent look.” Frances Dawn Landreth “Dawn” iShe has a heart as pure as gold, ler memories our hearts will ever hold.” Joseph Noblin Lawson “Buddy” “Nothing is more hopeless than a scheme of merri- ment.” Nancy Ellen McCraw Bobby McGuire Jerry Ellsworth Loar Robert Lee Lorton “Nancy” “Happy, thoughtful, kind and “Bobby” “Our most important are our “Jerry” “Bobby” true, There is no favor she will earlier years.” He’s a gentleman from sole “Always full of fun and to crown.” folly.” not do.”

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Lottie Mae Hedge “Lottie-da” “Laughing, smiling and oh so bright, talking, joking, and full of delight.” H Shelby Jean Hill “Shebby” The sweet magic of a cheer- ful face.” Danny El Hinklcy “Danny” “Soft is the music that would charm for ever.” Virginia Mae Hollandsworth “Virginia” “She is quiet, like a garden.” ! $s 1 ,1 i Senior ass Bobbie Jean Horton “Bobbie” “For one who is so quiet and shy, She always greets you with her sparkling eye.” James A. Howell “Chief” “The best way to keep good acts in memory is to re- fresh them with new.” r fl Her ev Philip Howell “Phil” “Action is the proper fruit of knowledge.” Gracie Hurst “Gracie” “She is calm and quiet a de- light.” Walter Benjamin Keister “•Benny” “A little nonsense now and then, Is relished by the best of men.” Nathaniel Kelly “Nat” “A man of courage never wants weapons.” to

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1 Senior Mary Magdalene McGuire “Mary ” “Giggles, pranks, full of glee She’s quite a girl; don’t you agree ?” John William McMullin “Mac” “In quietness and confidence shall be your strength.” Byron Cadell McPeak “George” “Don’t do today what you can put off until tomorrow.” “Cricket’ “My education was interrupt- ed by my schooling.” Henry Wilson Mann “Curly” “He’s full of glee, from care he’s free.” Ronald Clifton Martin “Satch” “A man must have a certain amount of intelligent ignorance to get any- where.” James Anthony Mathena “Jimmy” “Youth is not a time of life, It is a state of mind.” 1 “He ft Russell Moody “Rusty” ‘Tis good will makes intelli- gence.” Richard Harless Moore “Richard” The best way out is always through.” Charles Burman Morris “Red” ‘Be checked for silence but never taxed for speech.”