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

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ALBERT NEWTON WIIITESIDE, III The secret of life is not to do what you like, but to like what you do. VIRGINIA CLAIR WHI'I'LocIc Eyes that dance and a smile that sparkles. ELLEN ELIZABETH WILES One whose interest is directed outward, away from herself, toward other people. ELIZABETH ANN WH.HELM Aim highg go highg for life is what you make it. ROBERT JONATHON WILKES A good man does good merely by living. GEORGE MELVIN WILLIAMS H e makes a thousand friends and keeps them. Coble Speaker at Commencement KATIE ALICE WILLINGHAM In virtues nothing earthly could surpass her.' SUSAN IBEYE WINDERS Refreshing in appearance and responsive in manner. BARBARA LEE WINNIMAN She has a friendly Smile, a gentle way. IUDITII ANN WISE Good humor may be said to be one of the very best articles of dress one can wear in society. CARLA LLOYD WORTHINGTON Manner, not gold, is a womanfs best . adornmentf' CYNTHIA CANNON ZUK The heart to conceive, the understanding to 1 direct, and hand to execute. SENIORS WHO ARE CAMERA SHY: Warren Martin Daniel, Jr., Loran Gordon Fraser, Elizabeth Lumpkin Glenn, Ion Charles GriHin, Kim Choul Nurss, Bruce Lee Pellington, james Rollin Powell, james Rivers Roberson, jr., Dennis Randall Smith, and james Richard Smith, Ir. 3 64 l r

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HARRIEIT ANN TORRI Mind cannot follow it, nor words express her infinite sweetness. THERESE GABRIELLE TOUSSAINT Loveliest of women! Heav'n is in thy soul, beauty and virtue shine 'forever round thee, brightening each otherg t ou art all divine. IAMES EDMUND TURNER An ounce of wit is worth a pound of sorfow.' RUTH THOMAS TURNER Her pencil drew whate'er her soul designed. SUzANNE EUGENIA TYLER Kindness in woman wins endearing love. SANDRA KAY TYNER A gentle mind by gentle deeds is known. Turn To Graduation nd The Beach WILLIAM GERALD ULLERY, IR. Well-timed silence hath more eloquence than speech. ELIZABETH ANN VOGEL The finest compliment that can be paid to a woman of sense is to address her as such. ROBERT BURNS WADDELL His twofold purpose has forever been-to be a man and serve his fellow men. MARGARET WALL It is a merry heart that hath many friends. GERALD WAYNE WALKER Great hopes make great men. ELLEN FRANCES WALTERS Gracefulness has been defined to be the out- waad, expression of the inward harmony of the sou . NANCY ELIZABETH WELLS So young, so fair, good without efort, great without fall. JOHN RUSHING WELSH, IV Intelligence and friendliness are his greatest virtues. JOHN MARTIN WHARTON Good sense wins favors.

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l Our Special Falcon . . . c Therese Toussaint is from Nancy, France, where she lives with her parents, two brothers, and three sisters. Her adopted family this year is that of Dr. C. Tucker Weston of 1548 Kath- Wood Drive. Wishing to learn much about America and its 'way of life and to tell us about France, Therese l has actively participated in the Flora Anchor Club, Student Council, and JETS Club. Two of F the highlights of her year at Flora were her at- tending the colorful Mardi Gras in New Orleans and the spectacular World's Fair in New York. Therese has added more to Flora than we could ever repay. To us she will always be- Our . T T - T Special Falconf' l Are you sure this is the right wayP', asks Therese. IT I N u 1 n q 0 A herese listens intently as an explanation 1S given in Er1i0yir1g her HrSt ut2lSt9v of fi F1012 Ch1'iStlTl3S, Tll61'31S6 T dvanced Mathematics. tells Santa what she would like. - Always on the move, the Weston family-Mary, Dr. Weston, Frances, Stuart, Therese, Chris, and Mrs. Weston, prepare for a camping trip in the Smoky Mountains. - 1:ra:mrs-1' . .1 ,. . ,. -