Madison High School - Ram Yearbook (Madison, TN)

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1-o', QI!!--wr 'Uh-1 ill' to 'Rl . Q' l ' if me BETTY JOYCE HANNAH SUSAN JANE HAMILTON Well timed silence hath more eloquence HTC th084f2 WHO know her DOL D0 Words than speech. can deacnbeg those who know her know all words are insuiiicientf' JERRY HOLLIS HARDER RICHARD DALE HARPER Attach his mouth to a machine, and Born with the g-iftiof laughter and a there you have the secret of perpetual sense that the world is mad. motion. TYREE BRYSON HARRIS, IV JULIA ANN HART World, meet Cicero's modern counter- There is H0thiI1g Y'-'hiCh her PeFS9V91'iI1S part! eH'ort and unceasing diligent care cannot overcome. ROBERT TAYLOR HASH REBA ELAINE HASPON Some men succeed by what they knowg Friendship cannot be measured, only the some by what they dog and a few by results what they are. JAMES EDWARD HAYES MARY EVELYN HEAD 'Small minds think about things, average Not the Sweetheart of Sigma Chi yet, minds think about people, gre t ' ds b g gh S ghmu-g f M d' H' bf' think about ideas. He's always git idne:s! u e Wee 0 8 Lion lg

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SENIORS GAY CARLISLE GISH WALTER DOUGLAS GOBER Easy to rememlier and so hard to forget. In this world where there is so much to be done, he is an inspiration of energy. DONALD NICHOLS GRAVES TOMMY GLEN GREER He secures a profound happiness for Joking decides great things, stronger and himself and gives out good-will to others. better oft than earnest can. DANNY LEO GREGORY ALAN DWIGHT GRIFFITH Life is like a game of cards, the chances -'Were there no women, men would live are not in our power, but the Playing isf' like gods! I'd rather be a man! TERESA GAINES GRIZZARD HARRY WILLIAM HABERTHEAR The fairest wife a man could ask for. He only opens his mouth to change feet-H LUCY ANNE HALL TERESA JOYCE HALMONTALLER Grace is more beautiful than beauty Much she is Worth to OIR? and all by they say. She has it made then, having he' beauty' Wit- and Sense- both! cl? sv -.5 3 9 qs C -aug I.. .

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