Harrison High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Selma, NC)

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cniars 1955 ALYCE JOHNSON MILLARD PEARSON The PHS! is gone, fo rg et it, 4 K' .Q, N , X , Every man meets his water- the present is he re , use it. A , 100 at the end. X x ' sl YVONNE BARNES Be sure youare right then go ahead. DOROTHY PARKER Experienced teachers slow at the cost of mistakes i : ' A' J f CLINTON BUNCHE A man of courage is always it full of faith. 0 I Fm i S 4' JAMES MCIVER 5 ' 'W ho e v e 1' lives a true life, ff ' will love true love. -gf HELLEN MAE GUILFORD The wisdom and the experi- ence of ages maybe perserved by quotation. NETTIE SIMS Learn to live, live to learn. WILLIE MCCIAIN Eat, d rink and be merry. ' SYLVESTER LASSISTER Friendship is the wine of life but friendship new is neither strong nor pure.

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lhnro Seniors D e LOIS WIGGS To receive honesty is the best thanks for a good thing. RENA DAVIS Love many - trust few.' 1 DARLEASE HODGES Nothing without God. KATHLEEN WATSON Learning without though labor lost. MARY MOORE Not at the top. tis 1955 THOMAS JONES ,Y Men should be what they n 5661110 ANDREW McCRAY A wise man sees as much as he ought, not as much as he can. EDWARD MCEACHERN Make the mos t of what you have. JOHN MADISON A man is better unborn than gg, 'Q' untaughtf' ug, J ' A 3 JOHNNIE PEARCE N 0 thi n g is gained without work.

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Seniors LEONA PEACOCK Doing with what you have is what pays off in the end. CLARA CLARKE I rather be chosen than to be seen. MARY WILLIAMS We are the mortal, and each one if for himself. SHIRLEY WIGGS Silence is more eloquent than worlds, MARGARET RICHARDSON A book which has both been called from the flowers of all books. 'i' 1955 WILMA JONES A merry heart makes a cheerful countenancef PEARLIE MCDUFFIE No matter what you do, let your heart be true, MARTHA MCEACHERN Smiles from the channel of a future tear. DOROTHY JOYNER I have kept my promise I shall end this strife. BEATRICE RICHARDSON Speech is great, but silence is greater.