Madison High School - Ram Yearbook (Madison, TN)

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CLASS 64 QINDA LOUISE GREER I girl she seem: of cheerful :terdays and confident tomor- os. TINNY MAY GRISHAM Iilence for saints-I'm only man. EIARLES BERNARD HALL 4 modest man never talks of rnselff' SANDRA LEE HALLIBURTON l can be quiet, but it's quite a rain. CYNTHIA DAWN HARDIMAN She is as good, as she is fair. GLENN E. GREGORY l believe that young men should he heard as well os seen. JACK CURTIS GU NTER A frinedly fellow with good in- ten1z'ons. SANDRA FAY HALLIBURTON Nature made her what she is and never made another. CAROL JEAN HANNAH Fm not bashful, I just give others a fhanref' ROBERT EDWIN HARPER Fun has no limits.

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SE IOR 19 BRENDA ELLEN FREELAND It seems easy to be good natured, I wonder 'why anybody takes the trouble to be anything else. JAMES MICHAEL GANN I can resist everything but temp- tation. PATRICIA ANN GENTRY Genius is essentially creatioeg it bears the stamp of the individual who possesses it. SHIRLEY MARIE GILLESPIE Worry is like a rocking clzairg it gives you something to do but gets you nowhere. BURKETT HOWARD GRAVES The voice that will sing its way to success.

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f 3 1.-9 AX, sr Y-9' 4 -efl -l Z LEWIS CARL HARRIS Great men are not always wise. GARY LEE HARVAT When lze travels down tlze road oflzfe, he will be pushing his ear. REBA ELIZABETH I-IAWKINS Least said is soonest mended. IO ANNE HESTER Fame andfortune will bring her much, for she has the artist's touch. NANCY CAROL HIGHT It is argument for a week, laughter for a year, and a good jest forever. SENIOR 19 CHERRY GALE HART She's witty and wise, she's lerrorfor her size. KAREN ELAINE HAWK The result of manners is frienf ship, CAROL LYNN HESTER Her tongue, like a brook, run on forever. KATHRYN LYNN HIGGIN, Born talking, she will never los her birthright. WALTER MICHAEL HILL They say the good die young boy, am I taking good care of my self.