Newberry High School - Oracle Yearbook (Newberry, SC)

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Twenty-Two Leading Characters EARL LUSK Drink not too deeply of the fountain of knowledge lest ye strangle. JOE MII,I,l1IR Mill,' Where there is lun l have itg where there is none I make it. TONI NORTON MCCULLOUCH Of all the joys I can recallg being in love is the best of all. EMMA JOYCE MINICK 665,097 Jill never argue when l know you are right, but l'll never agree just to he polite. LYNETTE MARTIN ffllynlll, A good name is rather to he chosen than great riches. JUNE LOUISE NELSON l am what I amg that all l am. ANN MAYS CfMayS,7 Epitaphs and mottoes are made for tombstones-read mine there. MARY JOYCE OWENS A little nonsense now and then is rherishecl hy the wisest men.

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1954 ORACLE FRANCES ELIZABETH HAYES Fran Worry is like a rocking chair- itill give you something to do but it won't get you anywhere. JAMES BERLEY LEOPARD Anything worth doing is worth doing right. NED HIPP Elmer leave love until lastgyou might not get to it. Never LEWIS LEVER Find 'em, fool 'em, forget 'em. BRYANT JEN NI NGS 66jeIl!7 Have fun while the sun's out 'Cause it's gonna rain someday. BERTHA LONG Sucatff If fun is good. truth is better. and love best of all. JUDITH ANN JONES Cflllflyn You can't judge a man hy his size. TOMMY H. LONGSHORE SCT,-igf, l like workg it fascinates meg l could sit and watch it for hours. Twenty-One

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I 9 5 4 O RA C L E BEVERLY ARDEN OXNER CGBev,5 When hearts beat true few words will do. LOUIS MICHAEL RARIN Mickey Wiiie, women, and song will kill you--l'm going to quit singing. GEORGE T. OXNER Love for one, friend for mans respect for all. BYRON LEO RICHARDSON Heavenis thunders melt in music. DORIS ANN PARKS CCDa 19 P A man wrapped up in himself makes a small package. MARY ELIVIA RIDLEHOOV ICR Live and learng die and forget it all. JOYCE YVONNE PRUITT A cheerful heart. a cheerful smile. a charm of friendship all the while. PERRY EUGENE RILEY lim not lazyg l'm just conserving my energy. Twenty-Three