Northampton High School - Torch Yearbook (Eastville, VA)

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'B' gf as 5'- x 3 Q-'fry 'vwfvw J' I BARBARA ANN KILLMON In her tongue lies the law of kindness. A, MORRIS LEWIS, JR. A gentleman by nature, a scholar by education. DONALD KILLMON He knows not when to be silent who knows not when to speak. THOMAS R. LEWIS I was never less alone than when by myself. CORNULIA C. LEWIS I lose my patience, and I own it, too. ROBERT T. LONG Some minds are like con- crete, all mixed up and permanently set. C59 fl l M fx 'Inf-A 1 1 X' Qvf -Y

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,Mil O .Lay .: L 'fgigsw , Si? vm. if s I' ,M -, , l .Iii . T: I. 1 . f A 1 ji TQ, iff? -is N P I VL i Nw hh' ' .af IEANNINE M. GOODE The only way to get rid of a temptation' is to yield to it. MARY LU JAMES Music has charms, we all may find. CLARENCE W. HOLLAND My business in the so- ciai system is to be agreeable. ELLISON C. JOHNSON, JR. A happy man is a better thing to find than a five potmd note. LEONARD S. HUGHES It's safer to keep si- lence than to speak. E. JOYCE KELLEY F1irtation is attention without intention. TD b4i,m.ga of I s, 'l. 1431's-nd 'mv'?a f ' ' Lx VAS? if Saw . JKT 'il

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'N277 .Mgt ww' I if f'x 0 'itfwirtf' SHIRLEY IRENE LOONEY It's all right to hold a conversation, but you should let go of it now and then. LOIS ANN NOTTINGHAM Lovely hair adds beauty to a good face. CHARLES MASSEY Anything for a quiet life. MAURICE NOTTINGHAM, IR. I can resist anything except temptation. BENJAMIN MOORE The strength of twenty men! PHYLLIS JUNE PARKS You are food of argu- ments. we 'fn 1, fain- sas' 12? F Y G F f ' 1 W In if we