Seminole County High School - Indian Yearbook (Donalsonville, GA)

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SUSAN SHINGLER She likes to sing, not act; and does she like those Pontiacs! ” GENE PHILLIPS He who invented work should have finished it. WILLIS POITIVIENT If silence were golden, he’d own Fort Knox. ” FRANCESCA ANN NANCY TEARSEA KING SANTI Smile when you call me that! SUZANNE SHINGLER She was cut out to be an angel, but someone lost the pattern. KATHY SINGLETARY She reminds us of cham- pagne - always bubbling over. KAY REVELLS Nothing can vex like the opposite sex.

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jane mclendon Her vocabulary really isn't so large - it's just a rapid turnover. ” MARY HELEN McMullen Generally speaking, she's generally speaking. ” BRUCE MILLER Youth should be in pleas- ure spent; old age will come and I'll repent. GAIL MORRIS It is better to remain quiet and be thought dumb, than to speak up and re- move all doubts. LILLIAN MILLER The wrong way always seems like more fun. LINDA NIX If music is the food of love, play on. PHYLLIS MERCER May she ever stay the same, changing nothing but her name.

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LINDA STOUT A blonde, live-wire, full of fun. GLENN WHITTAKER LUKE SPOONER When I feel like working, I lie down until the feeling goes away. REDGIE TEDDER I was a boy scout until I was sixteen, then I became a girl scout. RONNIE STEWART Why make a mark on the world, when I can scribble all over the darn thing. PEGGY THOMAS There are three main lights - the sun, the moon, and boys. HARRY WHITTAKER He has three speeds - slow, slower, and stop. LINDA WHITTAKER Like a circle never end- ing, does my tongue go on forever. A man of few words, many thoughts.