Glencoe High School - Glen Memoir Yearbook (Glencoe, AL)

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' Q,At Mi? , 'ik '-gbini ! whin- id 1 4? 3-y H '5 . PN he K X 13 is i wi l if egg ,, . at ? af 'iii fx lm 'We -Wtli' Bobby Jones Better three hours late than a minute too early, Floyd Jones The only old person is he who no longer desires to learn. Ann Ella Johnson Those who listen and little say will win their reward some sweet days, Iva Johnson We should Count time by heart throbsf' Henry Lankford Whats the use ot living it you Can't enjoy yourself. Betty Jean Lawson Why worry, worry never won anything. Sybil Lawson l'll find a way or make it, Osca r Lowe 'The way to a woman's heart is through your bill-told. I l .

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Janene East Little girls should be seen and not heard, Silence please. Dow Erwin He lives in deeds,not yearsgin thoughts, not breaths lla Glass Women of few words are the best, Jf W. Griffirh You are the window through which you must see the world. Maurice Hill When it pays better to talk than listen, change your company. Betty l-lilley 'This young lady we are sorry to say, was not content single to stay. Kenneth Huff 'To think is an idle waste of time. David Jackson 'The only thing more expensive than education is ignorance.

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Th Roy McGraw 'The more we know, the more we forget, i Margaret Miller Short, sweet, and hard to beat. Jo Moore e less we know, the less we forget. S. J. Noah Never idle, never still, always smiling, always will. Elizabeth Phillips Always willing and definitely helpful. Joe Phillips 'l don't care what happens l'Il get along some how. Mary Prater A man has his will, but a woman has her way. Dorothy Rose Raley Not too serious, not too gay but a jolly good girl in work or play, tit' ,FW 'CN