Salem High School - Pines Yearbook (Morganton, NC)

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Seniors BEULAH HUFFMAN Not by years but by disposition is wis- dom acquired. ” ’ 4 ee, BOBBY JOE HUFFMAN ‘ The best way to cheer yourself is to try to cheer somebody else.”’ NORMA JEAN HULL ‘“ A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches,’’ I duck? Mgbot G- i iL J Nps’ be e Y4 WA A Me LUCILLE JOHNSON Wrinkles should merely show where the smiles have been, ”’ JACKIE HULL ‘ Her lovely singing voice would stop the mocking bird on its’ highest note.’ DOROTHY ANNE LONG ‘ To have friends, one must prove himself friendly,”’

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Seniors LORENE DOBSON BARBARA DUCKWORTH ‘ A friend that sticketh closer thana ‘ ‘One gem from the ocean is worth all brother,”’ the pebbles from earthly streams,”’ FRANCES DUCKWORTH FRANCES FREEMAN “Pep in her fingers and pep in her toes, ‘ Her giggle makes us forget a rainy A jolly good sport, wherever she goes, ’ day.”’ FRANCES GARRISON | MARY ELLA GREENE Never let studies interfere with school Her very foot hath music in it,’’ ies:

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Seniors DONALD McCURRY ‘ The price of wisdom is far above rub- losis JAMES MORRISEY, JR. ‘‘For aman by nothing is so well be- trayed as his manner,’’ ay FARRELL POTEET The heart of a man changeth his counte- nance, ’’ DORIS ANNE McGHEE ‘ The happiest person is the one who thinks the most interesting thoughts. ”’ REX MULL ‘ Teach me half of the gladness that my brain must know,’”’ MARGUERITE POTEET ‘ Her ready wit, her cheerful smile, made her welcome all the while,’’