Loretto High School - Mustang Yearbook (Loretto, TN)

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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

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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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CAROLYN McAFEE “School is all right when there isn’t anything else to do.” CARROLL McCLANAHAN “His dimples can melt the coldest heart.” HAZEL (McKINNEY) GALLIEN “This young lady; we are sorry to say, was not content single to stay.” KENNETH MONROE “Why couldn’t all of life’s problems hit me when I’m seventeen and knew everything.” BETTY MOODY “To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield.” BARBARA MOORE “Sober but not serious, quiet but not idle.” LINDA MOORE “We are not sent into this world to be misera- ble.” DEAN MORRISON “A quiet person with a pleasing smile.”