Marion High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Marion, VA)

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for their years at mshs “Our queen was a living treasure of love, grace, beauty and charm.” Ruth Hope Lindsey: Do as you would be done by; it is the surest method of pleasing.” Elma Patsy Kinser: David Allan Leonard: “It is a “One of those happy souls which great thing to know the season for are the salt of the earth.’ words and the season for silence.” John Thurston Lynch: “A good name is better than riches.” should he study hard or wrack his “Everyone has a purpose in life brain on some dull book.” and he serves as a good example.” Troy Donald McFarlane: “Smile with an intent to do mischief.” 26

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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.”

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have taught them Gerald Dean Medley: Michael Rolfe Moore: I do not wish to be feared; “1 love fool’s experiments; 1 am 1 prefer to be loved. always making them. Janice Naomi Murray: Joan Elizabeth Naff: “Does well, acts nobly, and could As merry as the day is long, do no more.” Richard Arien Oakes: “Life and good living . . . What could we want beside?” Carolyn Marie O’Donnel: She that seeketh findeth. Clara Osborne: “Possess your soul with patience. Ardith Riley Overbay: “Silence and modesty are very valuable qualities in the art of conversation.” 27