Marion High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Marion, VA)

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they will be able Patsy Jean Funk: “The hand that hath made her fair hath made her good. Carolyn Faye Haga: “Neatness is her crowning grace.” Brenda Carol Gillispie: Anne Stephenson Gultion: “Sweet, petite, a treat to meet.” “A girl we love to have around.” Theresa Virginia Flail: Walk softly and carry a big smile.” William Greek Hanshew: Shelby Jean Harrison: “Like the deep blue sea, always A lively girl with a kind heart.” calm.” Alvin Douglas Haulsee: “Joy is not in things; it is in us.” 24

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in their work and play Barbara Elizabeth Dancy: Joyce Ann Dillman: She sits high in all the people’s Happiness was born a twin; thoughts.” share it with someone.” Edward Guy Dutton, Jr.: In sports he excels, so will he in life.” Georgre Carolyn Dutton: Blue eyes have been the downfall of more than one man. The most exciting day for the seniors ivas when the rings arrived. Patricia Ann Fannin: Peggy Sue Fannin: Silence is true wisdom’s best Knowledge comes of learning reply.” well retained.” 23

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to face each responsibility Donna Carol Haulsee: Kay Sawyers Haulsee: “Who knows her knows a friend.” “Teach me half the joy she must know.” Lantz Cecil Haywood: Helen June Heath: “An essential of a happy life is When hearts are few; few word freedom from care.” will do.” Paula Margaret Hicks: “Love, sweetness, goodness in her Walter Wayne Helmandollar: person shined.” “Cleverness is serviceable for everything.” John Wesley Hoover: Willie Gray Houck: “Silence is man’s chief learning.” “He that has knowledge spares his words.” Joyce Ann Hutton: “To make the Sharon Elaine Johnson: world a happy place, one must “She was good-natured and have a friendly face.” cheerful.”