Riverton High School - Memories Yearbook (Huntsville, AL)

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MARY JANE BRAGG— “Her heart is like a singing bird- It sings so that it may be heard.” GERALD BINGHAM— “He is a prince of a good fellow. EARL BLACKBURN— “From a little spark may burst a mighty flame. IMOGENE CAMPBELL— “In all you speak let truth and can dor shine.” LOIS CAMPBELL— “There is no wisdom like frank- ness.” GERALDINE ERWIN— “Sweet waters spring from deep fountains.” JANE FRAME— “None knew her, but to love her; nome named her, but to praise.” TOM MARONA— “At ease—Louise.

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EVELYN OSBURN— ‘‘Averse alike to flatter or to of fend. MINNIE F. RIDDICK— “Let her live in a house by the side of the road and be a friend to man” CHRISTINE SHARPE— “The surest way of making others happy is to be happy oneself.” JOYCE SMITHEY— “Two can live as sweetly as one. JOANNA SUBLETT— “A loyal friend and pleasant ac- quaintance.” IOMER TATE— “A countenance that charms the heart of every maiden.” CHARLIE TIPTON— “My heart is whole, my fancy free run on girls, don’t bother me.” HARVEY TIPTON— “He is winding up the watch of his wit—by and by it will strike. MAE VAUGHN— “Whatever she does, she does well.”