JEB Stuart High School - Sabre Yearbook (Falls Church, VA)

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DIANE LYNN CARTER Where you treasure is, there your heart will be also. CYNTHIA SUE CASEY A hand as liberal as light of day. MARY EILEEN CARMAN God loveth a cheerful giver. CAROLYN KATHLEEN CELMER And nobody calls you a the dunce . . . This could have but happened once. CURTIS ESTEL CHADWICK III As upright as a cedar. WAYNE SEXTON CHADWICK He that lends, gives. CONNIE ELYCE CHAPMAN Joy is a cobweb. JOAN FAYE CHERNOCK Only a sweet and virtuous soul. JACK CHRISTENSEN He could whip his weight in wildcats. JAMES RUEL CHRISTENSEN, JR. Behind lie the years of toil and struggle. BARBARA JEAN CITRANO Nothing is more useful than silence. NANCY SUE CLANTON Stature tall, and taller still her heart. SANDRA LEE CLEMENTS We shall meet again; but we shall miss her. LOUISE JEANETTE CLIFTON Marriage is a wonderful thing. 28

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’61 ELAINE CAROLYN BOREL As full of spirit as the month of May. ROBERT EVERETT BOSTROM But always resolute in the most extremes. DOROTHY LOUISE BONNET A great mind becomes a great fortune. EDWARD BRAWAND JR- Works with gentle means and easy tasks. JOAN PATRICIA BRICKLEY Have you had a kindness shown, pass it on. BETTE DRUCILLA BRIDGES God made me small, so he could do a better job of it. REBECCA SUSAN BROOKS Charm — the bloom of a woman. BEVERLY JEAN BROWDER It is good to think well, it is divine to act well. JOAN CAROL BROWN How near to good is what is fair. ROBBINS ELY BROWN Men of few words are the best men. JOHN CASTLETON BRYAN HI And when he goes out of sight never is he out of mind. CORDELL HULL BURCH Youth is but a fleeting mo¬ ment. BARBARA JEAN BUTLER A wise and understanding heart. ELIZABETH ANN CARMAN I’ll be as busy as the wind and the rain. 27

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JEANETTE COLBY Ornament of a meek and quiet spirit- LAWRENCE COVINS II A moral, sensible, and well- bred man. GEORGE COX A stout heart breaks bad luck. VIRGINIA EASTBURN CRESAP Smooth runs the water where the brook is deep. ALDEN ANN CURTIS Zealous, yet modest; in¬ nocent, though free. BARBARA DIANE DAVENPORT Stand in thy own light. ALBERT JOSEPH DEAN I have not yet begun to fight. EVERETT DAVID DEVILBISS Speech is great, but silence is greater. VIRGINIA DUDLEY That unlittered small know¬ ing soul. LOGAN LANCASTER DONNEL Science is more stimulating to the imagination than are the classes. CAROLYN ANN COFFMAN Reason clears and plants the wilderness of the imagination. JAMES MICHAEL COLEMAN Merry as the day is long. RUSSELL HILLIAM COOK Gratitude is the sign of a noble soul. CAROL ANN COOPER Here’s to the maiden of bashful sixteen! 29