Gainesville High School - Leopard Yearbook (Gainesville, TX)

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,M EDNA RUTH CURTIS How did Mr. 1 P I , J i: Her countenance is the very portrait A of her mind. I WESLEY DAVIS 6 Within his heart there is no quiet. -it DOYLENE DEES Ifl don t know, I will find out. 81410715 PEGGY DEWBRE A girl who blushes is better than one who turns pale. Mrs. Hom doing four things at once. n SAM DUNNAVENT in f You can trust him in the dark. HAROLD DYER ff' MV l k fi At all his jokes laughed we, and many a one A V spoke he. wx i iiti t

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RALPH CONNER Little head, little wit big head, not a bit. enlofzs GAYLE CARNES Quiet in appearance, motive unknown. ANN CARTWRIGHT As solid and dependable as the rock of Gibral tar, but far more sociable. MARY LYNN CLARK C, ' 'Though she is but little, she is fine. DAVID COLE A lion among the ladies is a most dreadful thing. RALPH COLE Help us convince him that girls are harmless. PAULA COLLINS Her modest way and graceful air, show her as good as she is fair. Miss Young teaching library.

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r in the picture? WANDA EDDINGTON Many were charmed by the sourul of her voice. VE LMA LEE EDWARDS It's nice to be natural when y0u're naturally nice. SUE FLOWERS She speaks less for she says only the 21410715 things worthwhile. A MARTHA FOX l'm just plodding along the path of lcnowleclge. GE ORGE GARDNER He is everybody's friend, and nolJody's enemy. PEGGY GEORGE As true a girl as ever breathed. JOYCE GESS She's quiet and unas- suming but ever loyal. ! 7th period office workers