Rosman High School - Oriole Yearbook (Rosman, NC)

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IOSEPI-IINE MORGAN Don't let the stars get in your eyes. LAWANA MORGAN She puts her troubles in a pocket with a hole in it. SHIRLEY NICHOLSON Pleasant, good disposition, and liked by all. J. w. OWEN Don't call on me teacher, I might blush. SENIORS TABITHA OWEN She reminds us of champange- always bubbling over. DONAID PATTERSON I mix business with pleasure. LOUISE POWELL Her voice was ever soft, low, and gentle. EMMA JANE RAINES And there is mischief in those eyes.

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SHIRLEY LEOPARD Five-feet-two, eyes of blue, A little joker, with troubles few. RUTH MAI-IONEY What can I be, but whatl am? CECIL MCCALL Let the world roll along, I'll get there later. FREDA MCCALL I can res-ist anything but tempta- tion. xy I-IAZEL MCCALL Love, it is said, is only a con- dition of the mind, at a time when the mind is out of condition. REBECCA MCCALL Tall, graceful, silent--a true friend. VIOLA MCCALL The harder I try, th be, the worser I axn. QPhoto Not Availablej SARAH MILLER ll Anything worth having, is X worth working for. SENIORS 'Z ya? Not Available

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MELVIN TINSLEY Determination is the key to success. BILL TROTTER Why should I strive to set the crooked straight. BILL WHITMIRE Always cut the cards, it is customary among gentlemen and necessary among thieves. GERALD WHITMIRE Be silent always--when you doubt your sense.