James Monroe High School - Echo Yearbook (Fredericksburg, VA)

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ROBERT ALLEN DAMERON Bobby lyhoypfr ' . . . X QQ' X ' L .-Allmendid theirbestwhe he was 93,2 I there to lead them. V Q ii, H. I 'V W W tin' Av' Q3 . he , 9 + ' I4 . y LARRY CARSON DA EM I Cassius Emi p s f A Cheer up, the worst is yet to come. V A fffff' 6-5' DONALD LEE DODD DOH IIIASS -in as , 1, ,, E f--,,h ' 7:14. Y 'Y',4,i'.-5 '51 an K , A 1 Q 1: .,. O ,A V.. tl. 1 1 A' 4434.2 5 Thereis atimeofspeakingand a time of being still, ERNEST DONALD ESTES ll Procrastination is the art of keep- ing up with yesterday. AUBREY ALLEN ELLIS, IR- ..George.. Something attempted, something done. CHARLES THOMAS GORDON Tommy Who loves not woman, wine and song, remains a fool his whole life long. u ' I R I ML fx 'gd 4 XX 13 BARBARA ANN GOULDMAN Bobbie A soft answer turneth awaywrath. JULIUS GILLISPIE GRAVATT usiuy .. Smooth runs the water where the brook is deep. '-an G' .,4 I has Qs 44' i , l 7mL1- -'.' 1' b mfg 1 -f N

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JOHN FRANKLIN CARNEAL, JR. Blackjack When a thing is not worth over- ' doing leave it alone. FLOYD WILSON CARVER, IR. Sonny A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. 5 rv X A . L MARY ELIZABETH CA ST LE Betsy Doing easily what others find dif- ficult is talentg doing what is im- I - possible for talent is genius. Sl Illll RICHARD ELLIOTT CLOE Clippy Who gained no title, and who lost no friend. JOHN THOMAS CHEWNING, JR. ' Jack I could not love thee, Dear, so much, loved Inot honor more. ' WILLIAM JOHN CORNEL1. -'Bur' I never think of the future. I comes soon enough. CHARLES MACDONALD COWAN, IR. llMittyll 'No one is a realman after he has lost out all the boy. f :gr L, X you sill' -V., 1? .' JOHN ASHBY CURTIS ..Huey.. 12 Eat, drink and be merry. I I , 'K' I 1 1 1

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96' 96 125 A , ., L EARLE SHERMAN GREENE E1sworth Stand still and silently watch the world go by--and it will! SUSAN WILCOX HA LLBERG Tudie One of the greatest pleasures in life is conversation! KENNETH EARL HARDING Hatchet We boil at different degrees. S I E 0 R KATHERINE COLE HEARN llKittyll Laugh, and the world laughs with you. JOAN LAVERNE HARPER Joanie Gent1eness and good humor com- pliment each other. MARION ELIZABETH HOLMAN Horse None but herself can be herself. r LOWELL REID HO NA KER Honker 'The man that hath no music in himself is fit for treason, Sllale- gems and spoils. ELIZA BETH WILMER HOUSTON Dulcy 'Tho this be madness, there's method in it. Q ' Lx of bi L R s 3