Rector High School - Cats Paw Yearbook (Rector, AR)

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BILL JEWELL A very good pal in every way, for he's th'e same day by day. LAURA RUSSELL 'Paddle your own canoe. GEORGE BARKER Little but loud. LOUANA COSSEY Never give up. DOYNE PARRISH Give me liberty or I'll take it anyway. me I Er iw A Z. THELDA PARRISH A merry smile will cheer the world. BOBBY SNYDER I know what I want, when I want it. X o ' 535 1 1 A 7' xr X s Q A BETTY JOYCE HICKS , 4, Be sure you're right, then 4 99 go ahead. 5 Q 7. I Photo not I AYGEIQLLP JIM THOMAS Away with the books, let's have some fun. DONNA CALVIN Absence makes the heart grow funnier.

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BILL VANGILDER Little in body, but big in mind. FAYE HELEN YANCEY 'When you will, I won'tg when you won't, I will. MURL JOINER I don't know what l'm do- ing here, do you? Doms CARTER Happy-go-lucky, lair and free, there's nothing on earth that bothers me. ALBERT VANGILDER All men are born free and equal, but some of them get girls!! E- 'fy .. Buy- N 5 'If ww Nomvn Cons lf any noise you should hear, Norma is always somewhere near. TED WIMBERLEY Rough, tough, and ready. JOAN Twrrrv Dynamite comes in little packages. MELv1N LAWRENCE The time will come when you will hear me. DONZIE MARTIN While there is life there is hope.

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MARY O,DELL 'All's well that ends well. KENNETH DENISTON Give me a diploma or give me death. VONNA Lou BURNS Remember well and bear in mind that a true friend is hard to find. VELIUS SIMPSON My time is my own. MARY KING Silent as a cyclone. JERRY COOPER Greater men than I have lived, but I seriously doubt it VADALIA HUGGINS Happy and carefree. JOHN WAYLAND Easy come, easy go. MARGARET GREEN It's nice to be natural, il ou're naturall nice. y NORMA BINKLEY Quiet but collecting.