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

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MARGARET ANN GASTEIGER Ann . . . Neat in appear- ance, gay in spirit . . . What is lovely never dies, but passes into other loveliness . . . Marches to the music of the D and B. CAROL MARIE GIBSON Caroly' . . . Not too short, not too tally a carefree girl liked by us all . . . Likes to dance . . . Clothes made to suit her. PAUL RICHARD GOODE Dick . . . Very early I per- ceived that the object of life is to grow . . . Basketball in his blood . . . Go get ,em . . . Life lived for a good time. CAROLYN DIANE GREENE Diane', . . . Around she goes with a twinkle in her eye and with a cheery Hello . . . My first love: ice cream . . . Loyal, warm and understanding . . . Co. C out up. SENIORS Q35 26 23? REBECCA MAE GENTRY Becky . . . Her fingers shame the ivory keys, they trip so lightly on . . . Tons offun . . . Diligence is the mother of good fortune. ANN WRENN GILLIKIN Gilly . . . Life is not so short that there is time for cour- tesy . . . .Pretty clothes is her hobby . . . Always a word for everyone. SUSAN GRAYBEAL Susan', . . . Keeps the li- brary in shape . . . Candid and natural . . . Future lab techni- cian . . . Virtue is the perform- ance of pleasant actors. NORMA JEAN GREENE Hugg,' . . . I hate nobody, I am in charity with the world . . . A rhapsody of words . . . Organ melodies . . . Co. B captain.

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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.

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DALLAS GREER Goat,-' . . . I am what I am and that is all that I am, but not all that I want to be . . , Men who know much say little . . . ltls impossible to please the world, so I'll please myself. JOHN DAVID HALL Hog . . . Whatever is worth doing at all, is worth doing right . . . As changeless as Heaven . . . Leaves behind footprints on the sands of time. SHARON JEAN HAMBY Sharon,, . . . Her warm, friendly ways make knowing her worthwhile . . . Fair words never hurt the tongue . . . Today a stu- dent, tomorrow a nurse, YVONNE HANCOCK Bonn . . . From the heart rj Dixie . . . Delightful, carefree, and good looking . . . Cheerful- ness when you're feeling low . . . Dark hair and mysterious eyes. SENIORS 'bs S1P-wi when 1 ff I ' 27 Er TOMMY B. HAGER Shag . . . Every man is volume-if you know how to read him . . . W' ith a pleasant person- ality, heart and smile . . . Good Goshu . . . Baseball is his game. LINDA LOU HALL Lindon . . . The best place to hnd a helping hand is at the end 'of her arm . . , Active natures are rarely melancholy . . . Be happy and go lucky. JUDY LOUISE HAMPTON Judy . . . Coal black hai-r and dark brown eyes . . . Women are meant to be loved-not under- stood . . , Fond of animals- especially a Rabbit . GWENDOLYN GENE PEERY HARDISON Gwenl' . . . I3onjou-r' . . . I hasten to laugh at everything . . . Has an artist's touch with a pen . . . A peaches and cream com- plexion . . . Co. A angel.