Maiden High School - Maidonian Yearbook (Maiden, NC)

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'Wx ROBERT LESTER COOK A man after his own heart. Samuel EDITH MARIE COULTER A little work, a little play to keep us going, DuMaurier JACK ELMORE CLINE While we read history we make history, Curtis ALICE JEAN COOKE Anything for a quiet life, Middleton HELEN MARIE FISH Haste makes waste. Heywood It is better to learn late than never Syrus 55 1, G.. WILSON CLYDE HARRIS ' II I ,

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.IO ANNE BEARD What IS beautxful IS good, and who is good will soon be beautiful, Sappho CAROL EVELYN BOST I-Iope for the best but prepare for the worst. Proverb -nl IC , .1 1 f I K. I X 4 -, 9 . :+I , fl bnljffxx J '.. ff! PATRICIA ANN BUMGARNER ALFRED MARTIN CALDWELL How shall we rank thee upon glory's O! The gallant fisher's life, page, Thou more than soldier and just it is the best of any, less than sage '? Walton Moore JOHN BUNION CALDWELL, JR, Whatever IS worth doxng at all is worth doing well, Chesterfield Z VERNON DWIGHT CANSLER Style xs the dress of thoughts, Chesterfield

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j yi KVM but gains everything, MARGARET ETTA HASS My heart is turn'd to stone, Shakespear PHILLIP WAYNE HAWN By hook or by crook, .Ubi TU, .4 E? SHELBY NADINE HUFFMAN I know on which side my bread is buttered. Heywood f f X HELEN LORENE K1-:EVER in E 5 Jw .y y y ik ,J ,U J Politeness costs nothing Montagu LF Q 1-N 'fx mf-WP FREDDY WILLIAM HERTER But genius must be born and never can be taught, MARY JANE HOYLE A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches. Proverbs l 'E'