Hazlehurst High School - Indian Yearbook (Hazlehurst, MS)

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EDITH MERLE LUPO To her let us garlands bring. FLORENCE PORTER The blush is beautiful, but it is sometimes in- convenient. NORMA CAROLYN METHVIN I am sure that care is an enemy of life. HOUSTON MORRISE RUSSELL Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. MORTON ELGIN MORSE His fatal beauty stabs all the female hearts. JOYCE LORRAINE SLAY Sentimental, yet full of fun. Loved by all, but loves only one. LEBOY DOUGLAS PARKER All I know is that I know nothing. MARY LYNN SMITH Nothing is more useful than silence. FR

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,wow if Aff GLEN CRAWFORD HARRELL Anything for a quiet life. WILBUR FRANK JOHNS If I had two ideas in my head, they would other. dl! EVELYN CHARLENE HOOD I will sit down now, but the time will come when you shall hear me. NINA SARAH JONES A thing of beauty is a joy forever. MARY ANN HURLBERT The sweetest rose in th e rosebud garden of girls. fall out with each ROSEMARY KEMPH Such a faithful friend is hard to find. SHERMAN ADRON HYATT The harder I try, the gooder to be, the worst I am. MARY ALYENE KNIGHT A mer h ry eart maketh a h c eerful counten- ance.

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LEWIS BOND TRAWEEK, JR. Bashfullness is becom- ing. 12 FRANCES JEAN STEGALL Sensible people find nothing useless. ARMON WHITTINGTON, JR. From little spark may burst a mighty flame. JOHN HILLMAN THURMAN So much to dog so llttle done. GORDON WILLIAMS A friend in need is friend indeed. ALICE LOUISE ZELLER ' it For knowledge 1S to self a power. DOROTHY EMMA WOOD She was-more fair than words can say.