Marion High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Marion, VA)

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and even a few scholars James Walter Fogleson: “We will remember him for his faith.” James Allen Foster: He who sows courtesy reaps friendship.” Ronald Mack Fowler: “Twilight and evening bell, and after that the dark. And may there be no sadness of farewell, when I embark.”— Tennyson 0 Killed in Automobile Accident Dec. 25, 1960 John Michael Fray: “Strong in body, strong in mind, his place in life, easy to find.” Julia Ann Garvey: “Intelligence, sparked with laughter.” Lynda Kay Goodman: Variety is the spice of life. Thelma Mae Goodpasture: Character is greater than any career, she has character that knows no fear.” Suzanne Patterson Graham: A perfect lady, nobly planned; to warm, to comfort, and command. Robert Thomas Graybeal: “The ideal of courtesy, wit, grace, and charm.”

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athletes and journalists too J Jl 1 1 £ 4 I - 1 L CT U Activity Through the striving efforts of the Senior Annual Staff Members: Julia Garvey, Beth Barret, Judith Dancy, Suzanne Gralram, Carol Scott, Carol Raspess, Hugh Gwyn, Robert Gravbeal, and Danny Barr, they predict the 1961 Hurricane to be the best yet! Edward Lee Duke: ‘‘Joy is not in things; it is in us. Carole Ann Farriss: Her life is a bubbling stream overflowing with enthusiasm.” Johnny Luke Eller: “Experience is priceless, and usually costs a lot.” Bonnie Joyce Ferguson: We get out of life exactly what we pul into it. Elizabeth Ann Fishel: “Cute, intelligent, and full of talent.” Graham Gillespie Fisher: “Every noble activity makes room for itself.” 24

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are found in our fair school Richard Allen Greer: ‘‘Knowledge comes from learning well retained.” James Ward Griffits: ‘‘Sing away sorrow, cast away care.” Ruby Louise Griffin: “It is the provinces of knowledge to speak and the privilege of wisdom to listen.” Lynn Hunter Groseclose: Conscientious, true, always striving for the best.” Marvin Douglas Gullion: “As the sun colors flowers; so does art color life.” Hugh Stephen Gwyn: “To him each morning is the yawn of a new day. Activity Finally, the big day of October arrived! Each senior awaited his turn to receive the biggest bonus of his senior year—his class ring! Here Judy Clark, David Blevins Carol Raspess, and Mike Fray admire their rings with the help of Mr. Don Thompson. 26