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

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CYNTHIA BROOKINS “Unlike others, she is herself.” BETH BRECKENRIDGE Full of wit, full of fun.” YVEYMAN BUCKHALTER “Great oaks from little acorns grow.” TRAVIS BURKE “Every man has gifts, and he uses his wisely.” BRENDA BUTLER “Happy-go-lucky is her trend.” ROYCE CANNINGTON A fine athelete, a fine guy.” DIANE CHANDLER “Fair as the sunshine, as fresh as the dew, always a smile waiting for you.”

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JIMMY ALDAY “Never let studying interfere with your education.” JOSEPH ALDAY “I love work; I could sit and watch it for hours.” LONNIE ALDAY Little I ask; my wants arc few. ELAINE ANDREWS “She burns the midnight oil, but not al- ways for study.” BUDDY ANGLIN “A little nonsense now and then is en- joyed by the wisest men.” TRAVIS BRASWELL “Men of few words are the best men. BRUCE BAKER An all-round fellow in many ways. EVELYN BELL “Cute, neat, and hard to beat.” a

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BENNY CLENNY “The first true gentleman (?) who ever breathed. REBECCA CLOUD Ready for anything - let's make it fun, though.” TOMMY COWAN A sweet person, in our estimation, is the greatest of all creations.” DARRELL CROSS “Studying is but a waste of time.” LEWIS DOLLAR “Onward, boys! If you sight work, come back, we’ll go another way.” AMELIA EARNEST Her laugh is contagious; her wit is out- rageous.” BOBBY DOWNING BILL DUKES “Not that I love studying less, but I love “A man of few words, much work, fun more.”