Fort Campbell High School - Falcon Yearbook (Fort Campbell, KY)

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EDGAR LONCETTE MORRIS, IR. Here is an original gentleman, who if manners had not existed, would have invented them. LAWRENCE EDIMUND MUELLER Happy is he who makes the most of his time and talents. SUSAN ELIZABETH MURPHY A fun-loving girl she will be, and a nicer one nowhere you'll see. ANITA SUZETTE NEELEY A The thing that goes farthest in making life worthwhile is a pleasant smile. KATHLEEN MARIORIE NEELEY Happiness and virtue rest upon each otherg the best are not only the happiest, but the happiest are usually the best. ROBERT YOUNT NEELY The characteristics of this youth are honor, sportsmanship, and truth. I C6 ' 9 99 ' Classmght 64 IS Ilresented- WAYNE WOODROW NIDIFFER The very essence of courtesy and circum- Spectionf' HODGDON CHRISTIAN NUCKOLS He is all that a gentleman should be. JAMES BARRY NUNN He'll be merry, he'll be freeg he'll be sad for nobody. ANN MARIE ODEN A pleasant girl with a pleasant way. SANDRA LYNEITE OLIVE The sweetest of maidens with the gentlest of hearts. SHIRLEY ANNE OLSON A beautiful smile is to the female countenance what the sunbeam is to the landscape. JACK EDWARD O,NEIL His smile is the trademark of a happy soul. ELIZABETH SUZANNE PATTERSON She is happiest who values the merits of others and delights in their pleasure. ROBERT WILSON PHILLIPS X To be a great man and a saint for oneself, that N is the important thing. 58

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JAMES OLIN METZE H e wins without boasting and loses without excuse. RUSSELL SANDERS MICKLE And this Ls' my song, 'It shall he witty, and it sharft be longf BENJAMIN NEELY MILLER, III Gifts of new ideas, of laughter, of leadership and of friendship. EDNVARD HARRIS PARSONS MILLER, III In friendship I was taught early to believe. HARRY HAMPTON MILLER Little he says, but much he does. JAMES IRWIN NIILLIKEN There is no cure for birth and death save to enjoy the interval. BRENDA NIAE MISENHEIMER A kind heart she had-worthy of our commendationf' ANDE SUSAN MITCHELL Charm strikes the sight, but merit wins the soul. BURTON EBERLE MooRE, IR. To draw true beauty shows a 1naster's hand

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ROBERT MORRIS POSTAL - To act with common sense, according to the best wisdom I know. PATSY CHAPPELL POWER By her life alone, gracious and sweet, the better way was known. MARY DIANE PRICE I must talk and laugh or life would be empty. SHIRLEY MAE PRICE She who plants kindness gathers love. PATRICIA FLOYD PULLIAM It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. CHARLES JOHN PULOS Life is not so short but that there is always time enough for courtesy. Re ' 'scent Cf Uur Years At Flora NANCYLEE WARREN RAST Eveir loyal, ever true to whatever task she has to o. SUSAN ELAINE REESE Her greatest asset is the thirst to know and understand. TED MCMANUS RENIZ If it be a gentleman and a friend you seek, you have found him. FRANCES ELAINE REVETTA She has a friendly way and smile that makes us love her all the while. DALE MARTIN REYNOLDS Success comes to those who are honest, industrious, and persistent. ROBERT HEISKELL REYNOLDS H is face was of that mysteriously pleasing kind which women call 'not bad looking'. GWENDA I.-,ARTIGUE RHODES We are charmed by neatness of person. ANDREW MERCER RICHARDS A gentleman to match the best of any pedigree. JULIA TRACY RICHARDSON She's a darling with a sweet faceg She's welcome any place. . 59