Marion High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Marion, VA)

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th ose who will face Judy Joan Arnold: Michael David Bailey: “Quiet, sincere, liked by all. “He who sows courtesy reaps friendship.” Larry Stephen Barker: His Sophie Veralene Barker: integrity, character and judgment Nor spoke she one word than was will long be remembered.” her need. Charles Wade Blankenbeckler: Always think before speaking, then speak to be heard. Bobby Wayne Blevins: Happy, and quiet, his life seems full.” Buddy Bane Blevins: “Work fascinates him; in fact, he could sit and stare at it all day.” Ronald Gene Bomers: Wit and wisdom are born with a man. Betty Dean Box: “Nothing is rarer than rare goodness.” Lois Brenda Bridges: The way to have a friend is to be one. 21

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here are our seniors the senior class officers JOSEPH MAUCK President DONALD WASSUM f ice President DONNA HAI LSEE Treasurer JUDY ARNOLD Historian MR. HARLAN PAFFORD Sponsor 20

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the challenge of the new ( I Elizabeth Ann Brooks: “More generous you could never find, and just as sweet as she is kind.” Pamela Jane Burke: “She was a friend to all she knew.” Brenda Kay Campbell: A lovable girl with a determination to succeed.” Richard David Catron: “A woman’s beauty is not a gift to man—only a bribe.” “Manly in appearance, sociable by nature.” Betty Jo Coalson: All succeeds with people who are sweet and cheerful.” Della Joyce Copenhaver: Mary Matilda Copenhaver: “Her success stems from her “She is always laughing, for she industry and intelligence.” has wit as well as charm.” Marvin Denton Cormany: Douglas Rudolph Creggar: “He was studious, intelligent, and “Men of few words are the best kind; his success is imminent.” men.” 22