Gainesville High School - Leopard Yearbook (Gainesville, TX)

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bonesl FRITZ LAUSEN I like work, I could sit and look at it for hours. MARY JO LEDBETTER Her friendly ways have made her many friends. ROY LEMONS His happiness is his car. KENNETH LILLARD A woman hater---well--er-U not exactly! fm X L r s f I is i's.,,,,,,,.-f If I Vi 4-. I iii gf I K . X s. ::gE f ,.,, . SN 'si I f s W ' -X -r K u i 2 5' 'Tse I I 'Q' .IONELL LIPSEY A talented seamstress who plans to major in math. JAN LOCKE School, I suppose if it's neces- sary, I will. SHIRLEY LUCAS Her gay sense of humor will always be remembered. BOB LYNN He's quiet, but when you know him---well, that's different. -warm' ll 0 Seniors

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' I as f 5 Q sr X Q I F if 5 , f 1 f 'Y is X if 1 XY 1 lei Seniors rw' ff T23 If DEAN KING He proves to be a good editor- in-chief of our Leopard Tale. ZEDDIE JO KITCHENS She is gentle, she is shy, Butthere's mischief in her eye. MARY SUE KUETHER As solid and dependable as the rock of Gibraltar, but far more sociable. YOTTA LANGSTON An interesting combination of friendliness, loveliness, and intelligence. STANLEY JERNIGAN l'Ie's Student CounciI's right hand man. SHIRLEY KEMP The kind ofa friend thcit's not found every day. CARROLL KEMPLIN Young fellows will be young fellows. BONNIE KERR She has u mind of her own and uses it. I L M- ,cj my-..,.,.,h

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E Seniors OVAL LEE MAGES Her worse Fault is that she is given to taIIcing. PAUL TOMMY MARION The boy on the flying trapeze. GAYLE MAY I'Iere'sagirI whomakes Iife fun anywhere she is. ' TED MICHAEL When Tedand his car are com- ing you'II hear them. .IANICE MCCABE When duty and fun clash, Iet duty go to hash. L. D. MCCOY I can't give you anything ex- cept the right answer. BETTY SUE McGEHEE Her red hair is her crowning glory. JUDY McMAHON Her song is like that ofa bird. l'd lik io Q