Madison High School - Ram Yearbook (Madison, TN)

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HIGH SCHOOL CLASS 6-4 BARBARA JANE BEECH 'When in doubt-giggle. WILLIAM CLAUDE BELL, JR. School is one mental confusion. GEORGE RICHARD BIRCHETT Fm not bashful-I'm just well- trained. DAVID BYRAM BOONE I'm getting nowhere fast. ROBERT LEE BOYD, JR. I hope to awake some morn-ing and find myself great. JAMES OTIS BEECH As I see it, anything over C is wasted effort. MARY VICTORIA BENSON Public Energy Number One. MARILYN GAIL BLAIR Dark hair and flashing eyes, she's a pretty picture. CHARLES RAY BOYD An atlzlete and nian of letterj at making friends 'we know no bet- ter. FRANK DALE BRADY Sometimes he sits and tliinlcsq sometimes he just sits.

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1 LU 'T 'S' 49--0, fan DENNIS WILLIAM ABBOTT Never an idle momenff' CARL IVIARTIN ADAIVIS I'n1 not as bashful as I look. JOHN WAYNE BALIFF I may not be Roger Maris, but at least I have a good siart. GENE GORDON BARRON A rare Compound of oddily, dig- nily, and frolirf' ELIZABETH KAY BATES A winning smile, a pleasanl zvay-YI ADISO SENIOR 19 BETTY JANE ADAMS Some may laugh and some may Ialk, buf I do both. BEVERLY ELAINE ALLEN Don't laugh-giggle. It drives 'em crazy. SUZANNE BAKER I take life as it comes and enjoy it. WILLIAM R. BASKIN Il's not what you do, i!'s wha! you gel away 'wilhf' CHARLES RONALD BAXTER Hard work makes a good man. ll

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LINDA IRENE BRAXVNER A happy girl makes otherx IWPPJ'-H REBECCA LEE BROWN Some ofthe best boy seozzts are girls. RONALD BUFORD BUCHANAN Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well. CAROLYN KANE CAFFY The rnildest manners and gen- tlest heart. MALINDA KAY CALDWELL .Arguing is the delight of my life. SENIOR 19 JOHN DANIEL BROADWAY A boy well worth remembering. FRED ALOYSIUS BRUMBACH Silenfe is the best peace maker. INIICHAEL EUGENE BUMBALOUGH A friendly, likeable fellow al- ways ready to lend a helping hand. GREGORY KERR CAFFY Each mind has its own method. WILLIAM GORDON CANNON All the world loves a lover.