Loretto High School - Mustang Yearbook (Loretto, TN)

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ROGER JACKSON “Live fast, die young, and have a good- looking corpse.” MARVIN JOINER “None but himself can be his parallel.” CATHY KERSTIENS “Although I hate men, I want one just the same.” JOAN KILLEN “Short and sweet, nice and neat.” EVELYN KIMBRELL “Two girls can keep a secret if one has laryngi- tis.” PAUL KOLLEFRATH “I may be a mathematician — I like to study figures.” DILLARD KRICK “His studies are pursued, but never overtaken.” BRENDA LEE “Great thoughts come from the heart.”

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RONALD HENKEL “For every school boy with a spark of genius, there is a dozen with ignition trouble.” DELORES HILL “Her heart is like the moon, it has a man in it.” (BUD) ARTHUR HOLLMAN “I like a girl with a good head on my shoulder.” JEAN HOLLOWAY “An ounce of cheerfulness is worth a pound of sadness” PORTIA HOWELL “Blessed is the woman who invented sleep.” JUDITH HURST “School? I suppose it’s a necessary evil.” CHARLES INMAN “Some others might come to school for play, Charles comes to sleep all day.” JENNIE INMAN “Rather quiet she seems to be, but after four o’clock — you can’t fool me.” 21

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GWENDALYN LEE “I ain’t lazy: I just haven’t found an easy subject around L.H.S.” DOROTHY LOVELACE “Beware! I may yet do something sensation- al. EUGENE LYLES “Over the road to the poor-house I’m trudging my weary way.” LAWRENCE MARSTON “God made him so; therefore, let him pass as a man.” MILTON MARSTON “He tosses his troubles to the moon.” REGAN MARSTON “Her care was never to offend and every crea- ture was her friend.” DOROTHY MASHBURN “I enjoy walking to and from classes — especially from.” TOMMY MATTOX “Take good care of me, good men are scarce.” 23