Lakeview Fort Oglethorpe High School - Warrior Yearbook (Fort Oglethorpe, GA)

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JUDY PARRISH stand at the brink of a great career—won't some- body please push me off? ruth McPherson shall laugh myself to death. WILMA OWENS A sweet girl of the red-head type. TOMMY PAYNE It’s all Greek to me. WOODY PECK Wine, women, and song are getting me down, guess I’ll have to give up singing. RITA PAYNE Oh! This learning—what a trying thing it is. SHIRLEY PIERCE The highest of distinctions is service to others: RONNIE PITTS While there’s life there’s hope. EDDY PORTER He’s a woman hater, but the Bible says, 'Love your enemies.’ EUGENE PIERCE take life as it comes and enjoy it.

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TOMMY KELLERHALS The man that blushes is not quite a brute. JUDY LOWE A peck of troubles. CELIA HUSKEY She may not say much, but she knows a lot. JUDY JORDAN A smile for every girl and two for every boy. RICHARD LANE His only labor was to kill time. MARIE LINVILLE I bear a charmed life. JOEL KING For a bashful boy, he gets into an awful lot of mis- chief. DAVID MARTIN The lad is not dead, he merely sleeps. FELTON McABEE I ain’t dead, but I’m speechless. CAROLYN McCAIN A good time is all I ask.

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WYNNONA RODEN There is nothing more fun than a man. RONALD SALLINGS No limits but the sky. FRANKLIN SCRUGGS Remember the old saying, 'Faint heart never won fair lady.' HARAN SHIRLEY Better men than I may have lived, but I ser- iously doubt it. JOSEPHINE SCARBROUGH Lit e and team. ROBERT PRICE He who seeks trouble finds it. LINDA REED A merry tongue that goes all day. HELEN RIGSBY As sociable as a basket of kittens. CHARLES ROGERS A bold, bad man. PAT ROSS Not too bashful, nor too bold; she’s just axactly right I'm told.