Loretto High School - Mustang Yearbook (Loretto, TN)

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'P’Uttcifc C 4 Dear Students: It is a genuine pleasure for me to be able to think and feel that possi- bly I have had a small part in making your graduation possible. You are to be commended upon your preparation for the future. It is the desire of the school that you carry on die traditional standards of a- chievement and success. Your motto, Knowledge Comes, but Wisdom Lingers, expresses a challenge to each of us and gives us an opportunity to appreciate fully the exhortation of the Scripture, Wisdom is the principal thing: there- fore get wisdom. ADC

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 n 'IftetH UcuH, We, the class of 54, dedicate this the eighth edition of the Loretto Mustang to Shirley Morrison, our classmate, who died after the completion of her Sophomore year. Her competence as a student, her willingness as a worker, plus her sunny disposition make us feel richer from having known her.

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MRS. W. F. ARNOLD Why, I wouldn’t give a hill of beans for that.” RUTH AUGUSTIN All right, qui-et down.” JEANETTE BROWN Follow instructions EXACTLY as they are given in the book. JOHN CUTRELL Is this Grand Central Station? JAMES GUNSELMAN Ail right, get off the bus. FAYE HAMMOND Now, let me see. FLORA GREY JORDAN Do you know, I heard mt mm ” “ • GENEVIEVE K3LLEN Just one more thing.