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

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BARBARA GAIL DUNAVEN T Gail . . . Bliss llfajorettel' . . . Giggle, giggle, giggle! . . . A happy life consists in the tran- quility of mind . . . Active na- tures are rarely melancholy. JAM ES FLOYD EDGEMON Edge . . . lllr. Physics . . . Good disposition . . . An inno- cent charm, a mischievous gr-in. lVe wish every boy were just like him! PEGGY ANN ENSLEY Peggy', . . . Jal1l1er,jal1ber, jabber . . . .lolcing and humor are pleasant and often of extreme utility . . . lllirth, with thee I mean to live. GARY FAIR Gary . . . Fun, frolic, and cares are theren . . . Tall and thin, that's Gary Lynn . . . H appy am I ,' from care I lmfreef W' hy aren't they all contented like me? SENIORS ei? 24 T MACK EADS Hlllacl' . . .Always in a daze . . . His eyes reflect friendship and fun . . . Sincerity is the very foundation of character . . . Our dependable Colonel. WARREN L. ELROD Butch . . . If foolishness could turn to knowledge-he would graduate from any college . . . Never do more than you have to . . . A nice big smile for every- one. JACK A. ESTES Tony Chiltonn . . . Before you are a great oalc tree, you have to be a nut like me . . . In life there is always time for courtesy . . . His place would be hard to fill CLARA MAE FANN Clara,' . . . No slay is heavy if the heart is light . . . Nothing endures but fine qualities . . . A good disposition I far prefer to gold.

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MARTIN NELSON CROOK, JR. Nelson . . . Blanners make the man . . . Friendly way and engaging grin Q with head to hold, with heart to win . . . A sound mind. CHARLOTTE RUTH CRUTCHER C'rushable', . . . The heart that gives, gathers . . . Bubbling over with personality . . . Beauti- ful blonde hair with sparkling brown eyes . . . Our Foggyy' Captain. LINDA SUE CURTIS Linda . . . Deceivingly quiet, polite, and nice to know . . . Never in despair . . . Good nature is the very air of a good mind. LINDA JO DOSS Linda . . . lhfischievous- ness plus . . . She likes to laugh! she likes to jokeg to lighten the life of other folk . . . Vivacious, independent and unconcerned. SENIORS I I ,, K 2 eil Q . LARRY WAYNE CROWE Scarecrow . . .lllischievous as they come . . . Quiet but never idle . . . Surely doesn't like school! . . . Look out you big wide world, here I come. JOAN CURTIS Joan . . . Her dancing eyes and sparkling wit create a per- fect classmate . . . Joan we sel- dom know is near but to those who know her, she's aufully dear, SAMMY DEEN Shaheen . . . He's a rebel . . . Big husky tackle . . . lily only books are girls and folly is all they've taught me.', . . . Al- ways has a sharp comment. MARTHA JANE DOYLE ZlIartha . . . She works hard and accomplishes much but al- ways has time for fun . . . Sweet friend and hard to beat . . . Vi- tality is the spice of life.

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SUSAN LEE FEATHERS Sz1san . . . uSpas . . . A traveling gal with an accumulated accent . . . W'e've learned to love you, queen rj girls . . . Diligence personlfed. MARILYN JANE FIELD llIar1'lyn . . . California, here I cornell' . . . The fairest garden in her looks and in her mind, the wisest books . . . The ladder of .success is never crowded at the top . . . Edits the Hilltop with blarylyn. ELIZABETH ANNIS FOXX ,ij Betsy . . . Vivacious, red haired, and unusual personality . . . Dull as Christmas and nutty as afruit cake . . , A chemical compound of uncertain boiling point . . . Her individualism shines. ELIZABETH N. GABBERT Betty', . . . Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace . . . A sweet tem- per is to everyone about, as sun- shine is to trees and flowers . . . Friendly. SENIORS 425 25 RICKY PRICE FERGUSON ulticlcu . . . A man's own manner and character is what most becomes him . . . Happiness is cheaper than worry, so why pay the higher price? . . . Go- getter. GARY W. FISHER l Sarge . . . Keeps the study hall in an uproar . . . President of the Syndicate . . . Worlf fasci- nates meg in fact l could sit and stare at it all day. F fs' fel DEAN FRANKLIN Frankie , . . Live for the present: tomorrow is another day . .V . Her deeds speak for herself . . . Her heart is as kind as her young eyes. VICTOR GARB ER View . . . There is never any work done when hunting season opens because my mind is on one thing thenl' . . . He seeks the ill will of no one . . . I t is good to be truthful and dependable.