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we’ll cherish always Roger Lewis Kegley: “Always think before speaking, then speak to be heard.” Marvin Ftetcher Kelly: “If smiles and friends were wealth, he would be a millionaire. James Leslie Kennedy: “To make the world a happy place one must have a friendly face.” James Frederick Kirby: “He has high ideals and will surely succeed. Herbert Luquer, III “The man who wakes up and finds himself famous hasn ' t been asleep. Margie Ann A. Keyes: “Love and goodness in her life shine. Shelby Jean Marchant: 29 “All succeeds with people who are sweet and cheerful.” Donald Ralph Mathena: “He who serves well and speaks not merits more than those who clamor loudest at the door.” Judy Carolyn McClellan: “She Elizabeth Annette McDonald: has a sense of humor, a nice smile, “Sweetness and smartness go and the ideal personality.” hand in hand.”
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a place in our hearts Activity One of the most successful campaigns carried on by the seniors this year was their “Candy Campaign.” Here we see Nancy Sprinkle, Phyllis Sexton, Thomas Powers, and Denny Wolfe hard at work getting the campaign off to a good start. Romona Sharon Hutton: With virtue and quietness one may conquer all.” Mary Ann Jennings: “She is always laughing, for she has wit as well as charm.” Mildred Jeanette Johnson: “A sweet, kind person, with a nice word for all.”
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Withe good times we’ve had Gerald Dean Medley: Raymond Willis Odham: For he that is once good “Life is but a game, but let ' s is very great. play it well.” Robert Franklin Orr: “Giving our best today makes for a better life tomorrow.” Samuel Avery Osborne: “Nothing is rarer than rare goodness. Janice Sandra Parks: Better to be small and shine than to be big and cast a shadow.” Brenda Carol Pearcey: Where’er she met a stranger she left a friend. Activity Vi c are proud to recognize four of our seniors of the Distributive Education Class who brought honors to our class through the showing of their abilities in the business fields at their annual D.E. Convention held in Abingdon: Roger Pennington, Charlotte Sutherland, Jeanette Johnson, Carroll Johnston, and their sponsor. Mr. Manicure. 30
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