Florence High School - Eagle Yearbook (Florence, MS)

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Kathleen Loflin Blythe and gay. Billy Mitchell Great works are performed not by strength, but by persistence. Mary Ruth Pittman If it's a friend you seek, you have found her. Francis jo Renno Quiet, studious, loyal and tflle. John Shivers A lover of all athletics and Outstanding in them all. luAfQ.m,.,f-ir. it Q, '- Pat McNatt Even the vanquished, he would argue still. jean Mullican Live your own romance. Velma Lee Quimby Best kind of a sport, and a pal true blue. Paul Sebren And still they gazed, and still their wonder grew, that one red head could carry all Paul knew. jack Shows O! Youth, light-hearted and content.

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Gloria Crain Sweet and cheerful. Fay Nell Felts Always smiling, always gay, that's Fay Nell in CVCIY Way. Gary Frazier And why should life all labor be? Kent Harper He is the quiet type whose nature never varies. Dan Keel, jr. For nature made him what he is and never made an- other. PHOTOGRAPH 'V07' IVA!! AHL 5' 4 ff, A ,sp hu. 'iii sqm '-on-Q Mildred Crain Healthy, free, and the world before me. Joe Ferguson If joe cannot find a way, he will make one, Derwood Grantham In work or in play, he is jolly and gay. Willie Mae Hyd rick Joe Ferguson and basket ball-specialties. Duane Keir Worry nas never killed anyone-why die?

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Wayne Shows Nothing is more useful than silence. Jeanette Smith She wears a smile that won't rub off. Virginia Stevens Roll on, old world. roll on. Alvin Thompson The only conqueror of Caesar-since Caesar. Jeannine Terry It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. Edna Earl Singletary Reserved, yet friendly and pleasant, too. Sarah Nell Steen A loving heart is the be- ginning of knowledge. Harvey Taylor No storm ever ruffled the Current of his life. Percy Thorn On whose modest brow nature has written-gentle men. Halvert Ethel Whittirigton As idle as a painted ship upon a painted ocean.