Mount Pleasant High School - Tiger Roar Yearbook (Mount Pleasant, NC)

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wwfdffazvfvf ZA ' ' EDWARD CROWELL I'll have my fun where I've found it. WADE FINK Blushing is the colour of virtuef, BETTY GILLESPIE Friendship is love with- out his Wingsf, JERRY HARWOOD I love him for himself alone. SEN IORS NED ITAGGART I can be pushed just so farf' JUNE FORTUNE Her very frowns are fairer far Than smiles of other maid- ens are. KATRINA HAMMILL Though she be but lit- tle, she is fierce. GILBERT I-IEILIG I am a man whom For- tune hath cruelly scratched !

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DORIS BARRIER The fairest garden in her looks And in her mind the Wis- est books. EVELYN BURRIS A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. BILLIE CLINE She moves a goddess, and she looks a queen. M. L. CLINE Good words are worth much, and cost little. XJ A , - N1 UN' jg . -Z N. SEN IORS NOVA BEATTY I only speak right on.' BOBBY CASPER I do then with my friends as I do with my books. I w o u I d have them where I can find them, but seldom use them. GENE CLINE I-Ie's sudden if Ll thing comes in his headf, ETHEL CRESS I'll have no moekings or argumentsg I witness and Wait. s

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THOMAS HESS e smie at won Th I th 't come off. MARVIN HONEYCUTT I am not arguing with you . . . I am telling youf' JEAN LOWDER She has more goodness in hcr Iittle finger than he has in his whole bodyf' JOHN MOOSE Being quiet ncvcr gdts one in trouble. SENIORS DAVID HONEYCUTT Tools were made, and born were hands. Every Farmer understands. MARIE LITAKER Who think too IittIe, L1 n QI Who talk too much. QIOH MOOSE A c 0 m r Cl d c neither glum nor merry. NADINE MOSS My marfs as true as stccI.',