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Charles E. Grimes The magnificent idler. Betty Ann Guyer Unselfish people share the joys of everyone they know. Sally Marie Haley Ernest effort will lead her to nobler achievements. Doris Marie Harris She meets life with a constant chuckle. Jo Ann Hawkins The thing that goes the fartherest toward making life worthwhile, that costs the least and does the most, is just a friendly smile. Delmar Lu Hercher Bright of mind, fair of face, a girl who will fit any place. William David Grissom Joy, joy. the task is done, Exams are passed, and graduation won! Faye Jean Hager Quiet—when she's too astonished to talk. Ann Hall Quiet and refined. There are few of this kind. Wayland Alvin Harris The voice of one who speaks seldom should always be listened to. Tommy Rogers Heird He has a Heird of friends. Julian Benton Herring Give me dignity or give me death!”
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Bobby Gammel Kaye Lucille Gatlin If the classrooms were the woods, and school books, guns, he'd be an “A student. vf “We are not what we think we are; we are what we think. Well, then, if we are what we think, what we think we are, we are, are we not? Or are we? Frankie Gibbins A lovely smile, a ready wit, She'll always make a great, big hit! Fred Glass “Why be serious? There are enough people worrying now. Elaine Sue Go “I am not afraid of tomorrow; I have seen yesterday and I love today. Geneva Christine Goodin Every ambition is aimed at the sky. Faye Jacquelyn Grace The “Grace of goodness is her priceless treasure. Lida Simmons Gregory Disarming, alarming, and charming. Edmond C. Goldberger Sometimes I sit and think— usually I just sit. Everette Grace Always the same in sunshine or rain. Betty Jean Greenlee Life is what one makes it, and she needs no help.
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Mary Ann Hestand If she knows an evil thought, she never speaks an evil word. Margaret Sue Hill Throughout the ages, human progress has depended on people who did more than their share. Nancy Carolyn Holden It generally pays to do a little better than necessary. Margie Lucille Hollabaugh Margie, we'll always be thinking of you, Margie. Martha Jane Hooker The mildest manner—the gentlest heart. Buddy Joe Hildersheim Why talk when there's so much to keep quiet about? Wanda LaVerne Hogan Your best pay for a job well done is the knowledge that you did it. James Rodney Holden Things will come to those who wait; why rush things? Bernice Marie Hollenbeck A cute conversationalist, full of fun, a good nature surpassed by none. Judy Hyde House ”House -keeping is now one of her talents.
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