Paris High School - Parisian Yearbook (Paris, KY)

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Michael Sponcil To know nothing is better than to know things which aren't so. James Stanfield Simplicity of character bears no hinderance on our intellect. Leland Smith We should never grow wishbones where our back- bones ought to be. Kathy Snowden Happiness, if cultivated, can reap a wealthy harvest. Janice Sturgeon A warm smile can leave the deepest imprint on even the coldest heart. Kathy Tate Happiness is a running stream, bubbling with love and curiosity. Jeffery Thompson The sincerely proud man acknowledges neither su- periors nor inferiors. Timothy Taylor Man gives little thought to his destination until he can no longer turn back.

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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.

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Walfina Tubbs Imagination cannot re- place experience. Beverly Wagoner Man is the merriest of all living species. Stephen Tobin A true leader inspires in his followers the desire to carry on. Pamela Watkins Mankind will prevail as long as endurance thrives. Diane Tubbs Living requires but little life, doing requires a great deal. Bonnie W augh Cherish happy moments for old age remembers. Denise Tucker Our ultimate desire is to find someone who will make us do all of which we are capable. Joan Wasson Let peace be sought along with the extinction of un- happy hates.