Elkin High School - Elk Yearbook (Elkin, NC)

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JAMES THOMAS MCRAE, JR. A quiet man, but quite a man. ELLEN ANN MEED Cute, sweet, nice and neatg she's a girl that can't be beat. 28 PHILLIP WAYNE MARTIN Speak of Jacob's ladder and he'II ask how many rungs.' BARBARA ANN McNElLL Life is so wonderful-why miss a minute? ROBERT SCHEFFER METZ 'Great it is to say that none can take his place, for he leaves a memory that time cannot erase. VICKI MAE MILLER lt's better to laugh and forget than to remember and be sad.

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JOHN THOMAS VANCE KENNEDY, JR. Man cannot live by bread alone. He must have Pepsi Colas. BEVERLY IRENE LAWRENCE Cutest blond in E.H.S., to this we really must confess. 'Ui- MARTHA ELIZABETH MANN Always happy, never sad, sometimes naughty, but never bad. CONNIE LOU MARTIN A loyal friend, a gift of laughter, once a friend, for- ever after. '4-'77 415 'ff JAMES GRAY LAWRENCE He chatters and chatters all the day, is it any wonder the teachers get gray? EDORIS ANN LeFURGEY A clever girl, a witty girl, a girl so full of fun, a stu- dious girl, a talented girl, a thousand girls in one. lil 12,17

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SWANSON LEE MONC US There is honesty, manhood, and fellowship in thee. EARL CLIFTON MOUNCE I wish the man who invented work would finish it. 'Zn' CYNTHIA ANN NELSON She is gentle but not shy, and there is mischief in her eye. DWIGHT ELMER NEWMAN l believe in work, but l'm not in favor of it. K-ad' fjwx '27 FAYE DEAN MOUNCE Tomorrow is another day. CHARLES CLINTON MYERS He is mischievous often, dignified sometimes, and pop- ular always. Q'-