Marion High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Marion, VA)

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n.w in s ' l KPiii ' .Nsox ■‘And still his tongue run oil.” C; K()1A lAM.OIl In her tongue is the law ot kindness. ” IWIl ' .S IKSTIsKMAN ' Some love the girls, some do iiof, some love a few, I love a lot. MlLOllKD WASSUM ‘Good manners are the small eoins of irfne.” GLKW WllI’.KLKR d is unassinnnig air eon- eeals many ideas and worthv ideals. WIL.LIAM W UriK A Ilian ean he wise and merrv at the same time. IAK 1 IIA ' l ' (n ' l K ' Smiling and sineere, reach’ to lend a lieJ mig hand hene er needed. Ii. y WlsLLS Let ns have wine, wonien and laughter. .Sermons and soda wafer the dav after. |A 1I :S W IIISMAX ' ' one hut himself ean he Ills parallel. Cll RI.I S W Il.I.I.WIS Ga ' hearted and tree.

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BF ri Y RU PA 111:) RACHEL RYMER ' llitch your wagon to a sfar.” S IE LAN SCI II EE “He ' s very know ing.” LAY SCO 11 “Brevity is the soul of wit. lY E. SIlUMArk; ' Mueh outery, little out- eoiue. C.VniERIM ' ; SNIDER She is pretty to walk with, jud witty to talk with, and picasanf, too, to think on.” ‘Silent when glad, affec¬ tionate thou gh shy.” BEN SCOTT ‘For he is a sincere fellow, one who bluffs only part of the time.” BARBARA SEA T,R ‘Capable, strong, reliable, true, with pep enough to put everything through.” ERED SMi ril ‘A regular fellow and a true friend.” K. B. SNIDER “Mnsie is the thing of fhe world that I love most.”

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MAR ' l ' IlA WOLFK W ILLIE JEAN W ' OLEE “ have a charmed life.” ' Her pencil was striking, resistless and grand: her manners were gentle, com plying and bland. MARION WOODS ' Good nature is the sign ot a large and generous soul. X ' lRGINIA WOODY ' Sober, but not serious: cjuiet, but not idle. I ' A ' ELA N WTRICK i Laugh yourself into stitches. RAYBURN YORK ' The sunny side of life is fhe brightest. JOE HESTER I ' or he’s ;i jollv good fellow. GARLAND JONES ' .Mischiefs come by the pound and go away by the ounce. ” GIIARLT’.S JONES Post-Graduate HOWARD MUSSER Post-Graduate