Greenbrier College - Saga Yearbook (Lewisburg, WV)

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CON NIE JENNINGS Friendship is the wine of life.-Yomrgc' ELLEN LEGG Moderation, thc noblest gift of Heaven, -Eu ri pill as CAROL MONTGOMERY Style is the dress of ICl1Ol1gl1CS.TCl7f.Yfl'l'fll'II1 GAIL JOHNSON Patience is the remedy for every trouble. -Plains EMOJEAN LOXVANCE Sing away sorrow, cast away czirc.-Ccrzfmifes LINDA MONTGOMERY A little Work, n little more play.-Anon. NANCY KOHR It matters not how long you live, but how well.--Cyrus MARY MCCLUNG Slow to speak, slow to wratli.-Nou' Trstamcnl MARY MOREHEAD Wisdoni is better than rubies.-Old T!'Sftll1ll'Ilf GLORIA LANDON For to admire, and for to see, For to behold this world so wide.-Kifzling NANCY MODAFFERI Answer all things fuithfully.-Sbakcxprure DIANNE O'BRIEN Wlio rises late must trot all day. Page 48

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ELIZABETH COOPER There is no royal road to lenrnix1g.-Troluflfne PATSY FINKENSTADT The smile that Won't come off.-Well.: REYNETTE GOODMAN So of cheerfulncss or of good, the more it is spent, the more of it re- l'I1Hil'lS.-'E'!ll6'I'XOII CAROL DOBBINS With malice toward none, with charity for :1ll.-Lincoln FRANCES' FUI-IRI The load becomes light which is cheerfully borne.--Ovid NOEL GROVER Never idle a minute but thrifty and thought- ful of others. -Longfellow KATHRYN DUNLAP The busy bcc has no time for sorrow.-Blake JEAN GALLOWAY Let thy words be few. -OM TL'XfL'IlI7!'Ilf JAN HERR I have more undet- standing than all my teachers. -Old Trxfumwzl .IEANNE FARLEY The throb of the tom- tom fills the silence. -O'Nz'u1 ANNEMAIKIE GOLS She is thc happiest of whom the World says best.-Anon. JULIE HOLLINSWORTH To lovc thc game bc- yond the cause. -Newboll The unior Class Page 47

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RUTH OLIVIERI Music is nothing else but wild sounds civilized into time and tune. -Fuller HAR RIET RICI-IMAN And still be doing ncver done.-Bnllw' NICKI SANBORN I'll be merry and free. -Burns JOY O'KEEFE Happiness is at once the best, the noblest and the pleasantcst of things. -Arixlolle VIRGINIA RODRIQUEZ That one may smile and snlile.-Shelley TERESA SANDO Loyalty is thc holiest good in the human heart. -Swzccu PI-IYLLIS PAINTER Silence and truthful- ness go hand in hand. LAIIONQHIIOIIS BUNNY RUNSER A fortunate habit of being contented. -Taylor JOYCE SHANKLAND Let nothing be done haplmzardly. -Ola' Texfamcuf MARY JO PORTMAN The thankful receiver bears n plentiful harvest. -Blake SI-IERI SAMMONS Bc slow to fall into frienclship, but when thou nrt in, continue firm and constant. ROSEMARY SIMONELLI Not of the letter, but of spi1'it.-Corifzlbinm Page 49