Paris High School - Parisian Yearbook (Paris, KY)

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William Reed A glad man liveth long- er than a sorry one. Carolyn Rice Talk less, listen more, and man can be a better person. Nona Penny Irene Rankin A friend is never known until man has need of him. A friend is a person with whom you dare to be yourself. Melvin Reynolds Do foolish things, but do them with enthusiasm. Robert Ryan The eye is a more de- pendable witness than the ear. Kathy Sanders Opinion is ultimately de- termined by feelings. Kenneth Sanders Things which we learn are learned by doing.

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William T. McConnell The gift of gaity may be the greatest fortune and the most serious step to- ward maturity. Alan McKee One who possesses true energy cannot be deprived of it. Dennis McKinney All creatures have their own joys and man has his. Sharon Oldson A little competition adds zest to life. Rowena Moore We secure future happiness by being as happy as pos- sible today. David Oliver Youth bestows pleasure upon all who pursue it.

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Gary Shannon Curiosity can keep a man alive. Jimmy Siwicki We do not merely have the right to be an indivi- dual but an obligation. Kathy Six The world is in desparate need of understanding, which brings peace. Angela Smith Onions make people cry, but there has never been a vegetable grown to make them laugh.