Science Hill High School - Wataugan Yearbook (Johnson City, TN)

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elfzior UL55 CONNIHR Con CO1-'l lXIAN Coma CfDI.I.lS lI l'I'INI ow CHYNDIII TBARIHCY Drcifzs 4: Ile KICNTON COIW A man's own manner and character is what most becomes him. ROSELL COFFNIAN To know how to wait is tlzc great sccrct of success. HOUSTON DICSMOND COLIC who is modest gains the good will of others. PATRICIA RUTH COLLIS 'llfncrgy will do anything that can be done in the world. HARRY C. CONNER, IR. A'Tl1y voice is celestial melody. Tj!-INIPSI x BETTY IOYCE CRITTFNDON All musical people seem to be liappyf' IOHN H. CUNDIFF XVcll-timed silcncc llatli more eloquence than speech. TOM DARDFN ullabit is the deepest law of human nature. BETTY LOIS DEES 'AActive natures arc rarely melancholy. DICLORICS DICNIPSICY 'ADO tlic duty that lies nearest to thee.

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-rv'-C! A BRITT BURLESON BRYAN CAIN CANSI I R CARR Cruuulilz CIIIIIKCII CLARK Cor KR! xi IACK BRI'l l' Patience is thc kcy of coutcutf' FRANCES IRAN BURLESON The ground of joy is a good conscience. KENNETH NICGRICGOR BRYAN XVhat you arc speaks so loud I cannot hear wluit you say. LlC'l'I IA CAIN I. Pleasure consists in promoting thc plcasure of others. I. ROBERT CANSLER Happiness is in action. XVILLIANI BILL CARR A Iight hcurt Iivcs long. RALPH PRESTON CARRIICR Tho countenance is more cloqucnt than thc tongue. RUBY LICICNIQ CIIURCII Bc just and fear not. I IILDA IOYCIC CLARK 'ARcading furnishes thc 1ni11cI with knowlcclgc NIARY FRANCES COCKRUNI Ono must hc rich in thought and clmmctcr

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QGSDQQQ balm in 6345230 9,1533 QQQ - 'S udxxxlx QOO N I Donsox IUUGGILR IDULANICY EARL I',L1.1o1 1 Eiiis l'Ii'i'icnsow I'Il'lRRl-I I l n-:mis lint i AGNES SCOTT DOBSON VVe can do good by being good. BE'I I'Y IEAN DUCGER Virtue is the dietate of reason. RUTII MARIE DULANEY 'l'he greatest attribute of heaven is mercy LOUISE EARL H 'Ullrutli is the foundation of all knowledge. DONA CLAIRE ELLIO'I l' 'l'he blessing of life lies in friendship. .4 VIVIAN LORRAINE ELLIS Our opportunities to do good are our talentsf FRANCES MARIE EPPERSON IIer worth shines forth like brightest stars. IESSIE HOPE IVERRELL 'lln all things it is better to hope than to despair ROBERT EARL FIELDS UA true gentleman is what one seldom sees. CIIARLES RICIIARD IVIELDS Peace is always beautiful.